There was a time long, long ago when North American anime fans had to use mail-order catalogs to own episodes of their favorite series on VHS. In the early '90s, heavy hitters like Dragon Ball and ...

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I watch a lot of anime, so basically, I love everything in Japan. It's such a dream to promote my album in Japan and I'm looking forward to performing there!” Felip said in a statement. The Japan ...

Back then, though, owning an anime VHS was a costly endeavor, with fans often spending $30 or $40 for a tape at mall staples like Suncoast. Despite that price barrier, the love for anime grew.