Category: anime

Gundam Vs Hello Kitty – The ultimate showdown?!

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You heard right! Gundam and Hello Kitty are going head to head!

Why? Because they are both celebrating birthdays! Hello Kitty is celebrating 45 years and Gundam is celebrating 40! Which classic franchise can claim the crown in this wacky cross promotion popularity contest?

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First of all, fans need to register their allegiance with Hello Kitty or Gundam on the official website. (Be warned that there is no take-backsies and once you’ve chosen you’re enlisted for life!). Then after that, you need to shop at all the promotional stores (in Japan) and register the points on the website. Points can also be exchanged for prizes such as chopsticks and t-shirts.

Supanova Melbourne

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It’s Melbourne’s turn for Tamarket to make an appearance! We kick off the month of April with Melbourne’s Supanova, starting on Friday 5th April and running throughout the weekend of April 6th – 7th at the Melbourne Showgrounds.

Come and check out at the Tamarket booth located at stall number #4013 for all your anime shopping needs!

If you have any requests or queries, please get in contact with us, either here, or via our facebook or twitter.

One Punch Man – season 2 is coming!

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Mark your calendar for April 9th, 2019 because One Punch Man is back for a 2nd anime season! One Punch Man season 2 will be streaming weekly to Australians on Animelab.

In the meantime maybe it’s time for a re-watch of season 1?

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Did you know that the author of One Punch Man also wrote Mob Psycho 100? If you’re looking for a new show, then I also recommend you check that out!

Code Geass: Lelouch of the Re;surrection trailer

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Over the last few years, the Code Geass anime was re-adapted into 3 movies. While the original footage from the TV series was used, in this new cut there were some deviations from the original story and small sequences of new animation. Which takes us to an alternate timeline from the original Code Geass series and sets us up for the newest movie coming early 2019 to Japan.