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season1episode1: anime first episode reviews: Anime Episode reviews by Jessi.
Anime Nation: They linked us, so we link them.

Anime Detour: Anime Detour is Minneapolis' very own anime convention. You know you love anime cons. And you want to volunteer. A lot.
AnimeIowa: More midwest convention-y fun!
Anime Central: It's in Chicago, but that's driveable, right?

Clipped Wings: Dian's webcomic, manga-style.
gonein60fps.net: Eric's gaming review and commentary webpage. Visit it, tell your friends, give him feedback. He hungers.

Anime Web Turnpike: The Quintessential Anime Links site. If you want something, they probably have a link for it.
Anime on DVD: A great place for previews and release dates of Anime. Our release dates are stolen from them! (with written permission from the webmaster.)
FUNimation: The makes of the world-famous Dragonball Z and YuYu Hakusho, which we've been lucky enough to preview.

Japanese Emoticons: The Japanese do their emoticons different from us. They have a John Lennon one.
Engrish!: Japanese English from real Japanese products. An absolutely hilarious page, more than worth a look.
Jim Breen's WWWJDIC Japanese-English Dictionary: If I need to explain this, you need to go back to elementary school.
DreamHaven Books: You know you love it. Manga is your friend, and you couldn't deny it if you wanted to.
The Seiyuu Database: A database of Japanese voice actors.
The Internet Movie Database: Perhaps the best movie resource around, a good supplement to the Seiyuu Database.
Shodouka!: This page will take a page with japanese characters on it, and actually show you the japanese characters- you don't need the Japanese character set to view them! Did that make any sense?
The Librarian's Guide to Anime: It does a great job of explaining anime as a whole, as well as a lot of the basic terms used in anime.