Go-Busters: BeetBuster, StagBuster Henshin, Debut Fight

Here is the first battle appearance of the latest Go-Busters duo, BeetBuster and Beet J Stag, on the latest Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters episode, as they take on the VacuumRoid.

The clip also features their finisher call using the Morphin Blaster, “Boost-Up for Buster!”, and a little preview to their DriBlade finisher, “It's Time for Stag, Beet Attack!”


BeetBuster is Masato, played by Hiroya Matsumoto. He is a genius engineer whom Ryuuji looks up to. His BuddyRoid, Beet J Stag is voiced by Yuichi Nakamura (Fairy Tail).

Kamen Rider Fourze Episode 39 Preview

After an awesome episode today, here's the preview of Kamen Rider Fourze's 39th episode, “Law of the School.” Student council president Sugiura institutes a new set of rules that all students have to follow.

The student council has announced a new set of regulations which include forcing Gentarou to wear the official school uniform, and other strict laws.


Meanwhile, Taurus appears and there are unexpected characters that are already using Zodiarts switches… Who could that be?

Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters EP 16 Preview

After an awesome episode today, here's the preview of Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters' 16th episode, “The Man Who Came From Hyperspace.” This marks the debut of the two new Buster Machines, Go-BusterBeet and Stag Beetle.

When Hiromu learns that Masato disappeared into subspace 13 years ago, he becomes suspicious of the new Go-Buster's motives.

Sadako 3D to Receive 4D Treatment

Aside from getting a 3D screening, the latest addition to the "The Ring" horror franchise, "Sadako 3D" will also receive a 4D release! Wait, what does 4D mean?

To give you an idea, in the movie "Spy Kids: All the Time in the World in 4D" allows viewers to smell specific smells wafting through the theater or vibrations at certain points during the movie and Sadako 4D will take it to a whole new level.

In keeping with the suspense/horror theme, moviegoers will have their legs grabbed, large clouds of white smoke will be pumped into the theater, and seats will even be fitted with velcro to bind people’s arms. Also, the theater will suddenly be invaded by a horde of real-life Sadakos who will come out of a large well.

Sadako 4D screenings will begin at Kadokawa Cinema Shinjuku on June 7th.

Source: Nippon Cinema

Blade & Garren to Reprise Roles in Rider Generation 2

It has been revealed that the upcoming sequel to last year's Rider Generations, “All Kamen Rider: Rider Generations 2” will feature all Riders coming from Kamen Rider Blade with two of them reprises their roles in voicing their respective characters!

Takayuki Tsubaki will reprise his role as Kamen Rider Blade in this game, while Kousei Amano will reprise his role as Kamen Rider Garren. Amano is recently known for his role as Kouhei Hayami aka Libra Zodiarts in Kamen Rider Fourze. It wasn't mentioned on the official blog entry on how many lines the two recorded for the game.

All Kamen Rider: Rider Generation 2 will be released this August 2nd for the Nintendo DS and the Playstation Portable. Pre-ordering an early copy of the game will get you stickers that have codes allowing you unlock Riders immediately upon entry.

You can now pre-order your copy via Play-Asia by following the links:
Buy All Kamen Rider: Rider Generation 2 (Nintendo DS) at Play-Asia.com
Buy All Kamen Rider: Rider Generation 2 (Sony PSP) at Play-Asia.com

Source: Henshin Justice

Kingdom Hearts 3D E3 Trailer

Square Enix begun streaming the the E3 2012 English trailer for the “Kingdom Hearts 3D [Dream Drop Distance].” This is in accordance of Kingdom Hearts franchise's 10th year anniversary.

Square Enix will include the game as part of its E3 lineup during the June 5-7 event.


The game was already released in the Japanese market since March 29th. It is slated to be released in North America on July 31st, while the European release will be on July 20th.

[MV] GRANRODEO - Can Do

This week's music video is the opening theme of currently ongoing basketball anime Kuroko's Basketball. The song is entitled “Can Do” by Japanese duo GRANRODEO.


GRANRODEO's “Can Do” is available on two versions: CD+DVD Limited Edition, and CD-Only Regular Edition for 1714 yen and 1143 yen respectively. Their next single “RIMFIRE”, will be used as the second opening of the same series. Order your own copies now at CDJapan and get exciting bonuses!