Most of the classic English dub cast will return for TENCHI GALAXY:
Ryoko: Petrea Burchard
Tenchi: Matt K. Miller
Ayeka: Cristina Vee
Sasami, Kiyone: Sherry Lynn
Mihoshi: Rebecca Forstadt
Washu: K.T. Vogt
Ryo-Ohki: Debi Derryberry
Nagi: Julia Fletcher
Risa: Nerissa Ravencroft
AIC President Toru Miura said as many of the original Japanese cast of the Tenchi franchise would reprise their roles as their characters as possible if the first stretch goal has been reached.
The Vault of Cars is now available!
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You guys should watch this! It’s a retelling of the little mermaid but that later ends in modern times
I love the retro style and bright colors! Such a breath of fresh air
You have to understand, this version of Mary Jane was around for several seasons. Furthermore, the two got married in the show. This was a full out character death.
Christopher Daniel Barnes gets memed on sometimes, but my God, he kills it here.
Rest in peace to the woman behind Kiki’s Delivery Service 🕊️
Akiko Hayashi, the legendary Japanese picture-book author and illustrator, passed away at the age of 81. While anime fans may know Kiki’s Delivery Service through Studio Ghibli’s 1989 film, Hayashi was the artist behind the illustrations of the novel, giving readers one of the earliest printed images of Kiki and Jiji before the story became an anime classic.
Hayashi was best known for her warm, delicate portrayals of childhood in books like Miki’s First Errand, Good Evening Mr. Moon, Aki and the Fox, and There’s a Hippo in My Bath! Her work captured small emotions with rare tenderness: a child’s nervous first step, a quiet moment under the moon, or the courage hidden in everyday life.
Her illustrations helped shape the visual memory of generations, from picture-book readers in Japan and Korea to fans who later discovered Kiki’s story through Ghibli.
Rest in peace, Akiko Hayashi 🌙