The Warner Bros. releases Halo Legends today which includes eight anime short episodes created by many of the top directors and studios in the business. Studios involved in the Halo Legends project include Bones Inc., Casio Entertainment Inc., Production I.G, STUDIO4°C and Toei Animation. Directors include Shinji Aramaki (Appleseed), Hideki Futamura (The Animatrix), Daisuke Nishio (Dragonball Z), Hiroshi Yamazaki (Karas), Toshiyuki Kanno (Black Lagoon), Koichi Mashimo (Blade of the Immortal) and Koji Sawai (Patlabor); directors/action designers Tomoki Kyoda (Eureka Seven, Evangelion 1.0) and Yasushi Muraki (Macross Plus, Vampire Hunter …

You saw Wolverine yesterday. This is the Iron Man teaser. Looks cool.

Different of course and he is wielding a samurai in this teaser. If you look closely, you’ll notice that in the 50 secs or so of the teaser.
Earlier, Marvel Entertainment announced that Anime powerhouse Madhouse will produce four new Anime series featuring adapted Marvel characters. Two of the characters include Wolverine and Iron Man.
This is for the Japanese market and will be adapted to incorporate Japanese culture and history. The Anime version is set to debut in the spring of 2010.

In term of size, it was really small. I expected something bigger when I was there on the 11th July 2009.
What is Daicon? This is what I copied from the official website:
DaiCon is an expo, being organized on a scale rarely seen in Malaysia. It is an expo that has been created for the sole purpose of showcasing the latest and most innovative in the world of modern Japanese visual culture, from audio to video, print as well as interactive media.
There will be exhibitions on all facets of modern Japanese …

I wonder what will the aliens think (if they have plan to invade earth) when they see this Gundam. It’s going to be interesting
Anyway, only the head can be moved. I wonder what will happen when the Japanese figure out to make it fully functional. End of the world?