Media Blasters





































Media Blasters
Type
 Public
Industry
Manga
Anime
Asian Films
Adult Anime
Monster Movies
Concert Films
Independent Films
Horror Films
Exploitation Films
Founded May 5, 1997; 21 years ago (1997-05-05)
Founder John Sirabella
Sam Liebowitz
Headquarters

New York City, New York
,
United States
Number of employees
 50[1]
Website www.media-blasters.com

Media Blasters is an American entertainment corporation founded by John Sirabella and Sam Liebowitz, based in New York City. It is in the business of licensing, translating, and releasing to the North American market manga and anime compilations, Asian films and television series, adult anime, monster movies, concert films, independent films, horror films and exploitation flms.


The company has been releasing translated anime and concert films since May 1997. The company first released adult anime. In 2004, Media Blasters began publishing manga. The company first published shōnen manga titles for older readers, and later so it increased its yaoi manga line.[2]


In early 2012, not long after Bandai Entertainment announced its restructuring plans, Media Blasters' John Sirabella announced the laying off of approximately ten employees, which reduced its workforce by about sixty percent. Sirabella has said that this will not affect production rates.[3] Digital distribution for Media Blasters' titles are available on PlayStation Network, Xbox, Netflix, Vudu and Amazon Video, some titles through the add-on subscription of Toku, Shudder, Comic-Con HQ or other channels.




Contents






  • 1 History


    • 1.1 Toku broadcasts




  • 2 Divisions


    • 2.1 Anime Works


    • 2.2 Kitty Media


    • 2.3 Tokyo Shock


    • 2.4 Shriek Show


    • 2.5 Fever Dreams LLC




  • 3 References


  • 4 External links





History


Founded in 1997, Media Blasters is a New York-based-company that has several divisions that target different aspects of the video market.[4] Media Blasters licenses works for release and is involved in the production, localizing, and distribution of works.[4] The Animeworks division was created in 1997, and focuses on localization and distribution of anime titles, but has also licensed non-anime works such as Invader Zim.[4][5] The adult label Kitty Media was also started in 1997 and features explicit hentai works. Created in 1998, Tokyo Shock is Media Blaster's Asian cinema division, which is responsible for American localization of works such as Zatoichi:The Blind Swordsman of the Zatoichi franchise.[4] Another division, Shriek Show, was founded in 2001 to focus on re-mastering horror titles for DVD release.[4]


At the height of its success, Media Blasters released around five titles a month and had about 50 employees, but as the market decreased so did the company. As of April 2012, the company was listed as dissolved by the New York Department of State.[1]



Toku broadcasts


In January 2016, the television network TOKU was launched, premiering for the first time on television many anime and live action titles from the Media Blasters catalog, currently broadcasting 16 anime titles of the company, including Kite and Ladies versus Butlers!, it is the main anime provider of the network.


The most recent anime of Media Blasters premiered in the network has been Queen's Blade: Wandering Warrior, on June 5, 2017.



Divisions







Anime Works


Anime Works is the label used for the bulk of anime titles. In addition, it also released the informative show Cosplay Encyclopedia in 1999, which showcased the world of cosplay for North American audiences. The Anime Works label is best known for licensing the Kite film series for home video release.





  • Magic Knight Rayearth (September 21, 1999)[6] – Subsequently licensed by Discotek Media[7]


  • Kite (April 25, 2000)[8]


  • Rurouni Kenshin (July 25, 2000)[9] – Subsequently licensed by Aniplex[10]


  • Shinesman (October 31, 2000)[11]


  • Fake (December 19, 2000)[12]


  • Magic User's Club (April 10, 2001)[13] – Subsequently licensed by Nozomi Entertainment[14]


  • Gokudo (December 18, 2001)[15] – Subsequently licensed by Discotek Media[16]


  • Mezzo Forte (December 18, 2001)[17][18]


  • Jewel BEM Hunter Lime (January 8, 2002)[19] – Subsequently licensed by Sentai Filmworks[20]


  • Knight Hunters: Weiß Kreuz (January 8, 2002)[21]


  • Kurogane Communication (March 22, 2002)[22]


  • Berserk (May 28, 2002)[23] – License expired by March 2013[24]


  • Cosmo Warrior Zero (July 30, 2002)[25] – Subsequently licensed by Discotek Media[7]


  • éX-Driver (July 30, 2002, OAV)[26]


  • Babel II: Beyond Infinity (August 27, 2002)[27]


  • Space Pirate Mito (November 26, 2002)[28] – Subsequently licensed by Lucky Penny Entertainment[29]


  • Gun Frontier (April 29, 2003)[30] – Subsequently licensed by Discotek Media[31]


  • Virtua Fighter (May 27, 2003)[32]


  • Samurai Deeper Kyo (June 24, 2003)[33]


  • Mirage of Blaze (June 24, 2003)[34]


  • The Twelve Kingdoms (July 29, 2003)[35]


  • Figure 17 (September 30, 2003)[36]


  • Iria: Zeiram the Animation (March 30, 2004)[37] – Previously licensed by Central Park Media,[38] subsequently licensed by Discotek Media[39]


  • Mouse (April 13, 2004)[40] – License expired[41]


  • Invader Zim (May 11, 2004)[42] – License expired


  • Here is Greenwood (August 31, 2004) – Previously licensed by Software Sculptors and Central Park Media[43]


  • Gokusen (October 12, 2004)[44]


  • Giant Robo (December 7, 2004)[45] – Previously licensed by Manga Entertainment[46]


  • Eiken (December 14, 2004)[47]


  • Shrine of the Morning Mist (December 14, 2004)[48]


  • Midori Days (March 29, 2005)[49] – License expired[50]


  • Grenadier (June 28, 2005)[51] – License expired[52]


  • Genshiken (July 26, 2005)[53] – Not to be confused with Genshiken: Second Series[54]


  • Ah! My Goddess (September 27, 2005)[55]


  • Loveless (February 14, 2006)[56]


  • Green Green (June 27, 2006)[57]


  • Voltron (September 26, 2006)[58] – Subsequently licensed by Vivendi Entertainment[59]


  • Gaogaigar (September 26, 2006)[60]


  • Kirameki Project (October 31, 2006)[61]


  • Gakuen Heaven (March 27, 2007)[62]


  • Tekkaman Blade (March 27, 2007)[63] – Not to be confused with the sequel[64]


  • Princess Princess (May 1, 2007)[65]


  • Kashimashi: Girl Meets Girl (June 12, 2007)[66]


  • Girl's High (July 3, 2007)[67]


  • Ramen Fighter Miki (September 18, 2007)[68]


  • Golden Boy (November 6, 2007)[69] – Previously licensed by ADV Films,[70] subsequently licensed by Discotek Media[71]


  • Simoun (November 13, 2007)[72]


  • Step Up Love Story (November 27, 2007)[73][74]


  • Angel Sanctuary (2008) – Previously licensed by Central Park Media[75]


  • Tweeny Witches (March 18, 2008)[76]


  • Strawberry Panic! (March 25, 2008)[77]


  • Kujibiki Unbalance (April 29, 2008)[78]


  • Beast King GoLion (May 27, 2008)[79]


  • Otoboku (June 24, 2008)[80]


  • Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-Chan (September 30, 2008)[81]


  • Magical Witch Punie-chan (October 21, 2008)[82]


  • Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit (2008)[83] – Previously licensed by Geneon Entertainment,[84] subsequently licensed by Viz Media[85]


  • Night Head Genesis (c. 2008)[86]


  • Ah My Buddha (January 27, 2009)[87] – Subsequently licensed by Lucky Penny Entertainment[88]


  • Dōjin Work (January 27, 2009)[87]


  • Blade of the Immortal (September 29, 2009)[89]


  • Ikki Tousen: Dragon Destiny (November 24, 2009)[90]


  • Armored Fleet Dairugger XV (February 23, 2010)[91]


  • Queen's Blade (May 18, 2010)[92]


  • Kanokon (May 25, 2010)[93]


  • Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei (May 2010)[94] – License expired[95]


  • Mazinkaizer SKL (June 7, 2011)[96]


  • Squid Girl (September 27, 2011)[97] – Subsequently licensed (streaming and broadcast) by Sentai Filmworks[98]


  • Bakuman (November 22, 2011)[99] – Subsequently licensed by Viz Media[100]


  • Fushigi Yûgi (June 19, 2012)[101] – Previously licensed by Pioneer Entertainment[102]


  • Jubei-chan: The Ninja Girl (January 8, 2013)[103] – Previously licensed by Bandai Entertainment[104]


  • Shamanic Princess (April 9, 2013)[105] – Previously licensed by Central Park Media[106]


  • Fight Ippatsu! Jūden-chan!! (June 25, 2013)[107]


  • Super Robot Wars Original Generation: The Animation (July 23, 2013)[108] – Previously licensed by Bandai Entertainment[109]


  • Super Robot Wars Original Generation: Divine Wars (July 23, 2013)[108] – Previously licensed by Bandai Entertainment[110]


  • Rio: Rainbow Gate! (March 25, 2014)[111]


  • Koe de Oshigoto! (May 13, 2014)[112]


  • Ultimate Girls (September 23, 2014)[113]


  • Holy Knight (March 10, 2015)[114]


  • Yosuga no Sora (July 14, 2015)[115]


  • Ladies versus Butlers! (November 3, 2015)[116]


  • Yamibo (March 2016)[117]


  • Record of Lodoss War (canceled) – previously licensed by Central Park Media[118]


  • World War Blue (TBA)[119]


  • My Wife is the Student Council President (TBA)[120]




Kitty Media


Not to be confused with Kitty Films.

Kitty Media specializes in adult anime and pornographic films.[121] Kitty Media also specializes in films and anime series that contain scenes of rape and graphic sexuality as well as licensing the director's cut versions of Kite and Mezzo Forte. Its first release, and the first release by Media Blasters as a whole, was Rei-Lan: Orchid Emblem. Recently, the division began releasing some H-anime titles previously licensed by NuTech Digital, which lost the licenses because of royalty litigation as well as the Lady Ninja Kasumi series. Media Blasters also publishes both hentai and yaoi manga under the Kitty Media imprint. Kitty will continue to distribute releases online. It has also released several titles formerly released by Central Park Media's Anime 18 imprint.


In 2011, Kitty Media entered a licensing partnership with Fakku to stream select titles, starting with Immoral Sisters.[122] In 2017, Kitty Media was acquired by Fakku for digital distribution while physical distribution will still be maintained by Media Blasters.[123]





  • The Affairs (August 28, 2001) – bundle containing Office Affairs and Co-Ed Affairs[124]


  • Mezzo Forte (December 18, 2001)[125]


  • Nine O'Clock Woman (February 26, 2002)[126]


  • Bible Black (March 26, 2002)[127]


  • Oni Tensei (August 27, 2002)[128]


  • Sex Demon Queen (September 24, 2002)[129]


  • Alien from the Darkness (May 27, 2003)[130]


  • Moonlight Lady (July 29, 2003)[131]


  • Darling (August 26, 2003)[132]


  • Princess 69 (February 24, 2004)[133]


  • Battle Can Can (April 13, 2004)[134]


  • Doctor Shameless (May 25, 2004)[135]


  • Samurai XXX (June 15, 2004)[136]


  • Dirty Thoughts (June 29, 2004)[137]


  • Wet Summer Days (August 17, 2004)[138]


  • Wife Eater (August 21, 2004)[139]


  • Kite: Uncut (September 28, 2004)[140]


  • Swallowtail Inn (October 12, 2004)[141]


  • Servant Princess (September 14, 2004)[142]


  • Sex Taxi (September 28, 2004)[143]


  • Sexfriend (November 16, 2004)[144]


  • Body Transfer [es] (December 14, 2004) [145]


  • Slave Nurses (December 28, 2004)[146]


  • Marine a Go Go (February 22, 2005)[147]


  • Nymphs of the Stratosphere (March 1, 2005)[148]


  • Hyakki (April 12, 2005)[149]


  • Kizuna: Much Ado About Nothing (May 31, 2005)[150]


  • Beat Angel Escalayer (June 14, 2005)[151]


  • Immoral Sisters 2 (June 28, 2005)[152]


  • One: True Stories (August 16, 2005)[153]


  • Fruits Cup (August 30, 2005)[154]


  • Black Gate (September 27, 2005)[155]


  • Widow (September 28, 2005)[156]


  • G-Spot Express (January 23, 2006)[157]


  • Immoral Sisters 3 (February 16, 2006)[158]


  • Dark Love (March 22, 2006)[159]


  • Angel Blade Punish (April 24, 2006)[160]


  • Ménage à Twins (May 30, 2006)[161]


  • Anal Sanctuary (May 31, 2006)[162]


  • Hills Have Size (October 10, 2006)[163]


  • Panty Flash Teacher (November 21, 2006)[164]


  • A Time to Screw (December 5, 2006)[165]


  • Two Facials of Eve (February 20, 2007)[166]


  • Women at Work (March 27, 2007)[167]


  • Like Mother Like Daughter (April 24, 2007)[168]


  • Él (May 1, 2007)[169]


  • Project Boobs (August 28, 2007)[170]


  • Do You Know the Milfing Man (September 18, 2007)[171]


  • My Classmate’s Mother (October 23, 2007)[172]


  • No Money (October 30, 2007)[173]


  • Consenting Adultery (November 20, 2007)[174]


  • Sex Craft (January 15, 2008)[175]


  • Erotic Adventures Of Tom Thumb (January 22, 2008)[176]


  • Class Reunion (July 8, 2008)[177]


  • Jiburiru Second Coming (August 19, 2008)[178]


  • Ride of the Valkyrie (September 23, 2008)[179]


  • Kiss in the Dark (December 20, 2008)[180]


  • Dirty by the Dozen (December 28, 2008)[181]


  • Cleavage (January 20, 2009)[182]


  • Teacher's Pet (February 17, 2009)[183]


  • Lover-In-Law (February 24, 2009)[184]


  • Booby Life (March 17, 2009)[185]


  • Cosplay Sex Machine (August 18, 2009)[186]


  • Cougar Trap (August 25, 2009)[187]


  • Cantaloupe Collector (September 22, 2009)[188]


  • Discode 1.2.3 (October 20, 2009)[189]


  • Wife Swap Diaries (October 27, 2009)[190]


  • Bondage Game (November 24, 2009)[191]


  • Inma Seiden (2010)[192]


  • Inmu (January 5, 2010)[193]


  • Dragon Pink (February 16, 2010)[194]


  • Immoral Sisters (March 2, 2010)[195]


  • Dirty Laundry (March 16, 2010)[196]


  • Fleshdance (October 28, 2010)[197]


  • Oh My Sex Goddess (December 21, 2010)[198]


  • Another Lady Innocent (February 14, 2012)[199]


  • The Invisible Stud Returns (January 22, 2013)[200]


  • La Blue Girl Returns (January 22, 2013)[201]


  • Office Lingerie (March 19, 2013)[202]


  • Aki Sora (May 24, 2013)[203]


  • Crimson Climax (May 24, 2013)[204]


  • Masquerade (January 22, 2014)[205]


  • Angelium (April 26, 2015)[206]


  • Double Duty Nurses (July 6, 2015)[207]


  • Fuzzy Lips (February 18, 2016)[208]


  • Kanojo x Kanojo x Kanojo (July 26, 2016)[209]


  • Itadaki Seiki (October 31, 2017)[210]

  • Slave Doll

  • Urotsukidōji: Legend of the Overfiend

  • Viper GTS

  • Words Worth




Tokyo Shock


The Tokyo Shock label covers live action movies and television series from Japan and other Asian markets, such as several notable films from Toho Co. Ltd and the renowned Shaw Brothers (HK) Ltd including but not limited to the following:





  • Kekko Kamen (June 28, 2005)[211]


  • Kekko Kamen: The MGF Strikes Back! (2005)[212]


  • Kekko Kamen Surprise! (2005)[212]


  • Hansel and Gretel (March 8, 2011)[213]


  • Tokyo Gore Police (April 19, 2011)[214]


  • Ichi the Killer (March 26, 2013)[215]


  • Godzilla vs. Megalon (September 2, 2014)[216]


  • 009-1: The End of the Beginning (October 28, 2014)[217]

  • Atragon

  • Black Magic 2

  • The Brave Archer

  • Challenge Of The Masters

  • Crows Zero

  • The Deadly Duo

  • Destroy All Monsters

  • Dogora

  • Five Element Ninjas

  • Flag Of Iron

  • Frankenstein Conquers the World

  • Gamera the Brave

  • Gappa: The Triphibian Monster

  • Grotesque

  • Heroes Two

  • Iron Bodyguard

  • Kid With The Golden Arm

  • Latitude Zero

  • Lion vs. Lion

  • Martial Club

  • Matango

  • The Mysterians


  • OneChanbara (Onechanbara: Bikini Samurai Squad)

  • Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky

  • Space Amoeba

  • 10 Tigers Of Kwangtung

  • Varan the Unbelievable


  • Versus (film)

  • X-Cross

  • The Zatoichi television series, Season One

  • the edited version of Lady Ninja Kasumi


  • tokusatsu works.




Shriek Show


The Shriek Show label handles obscure horror and exploitation films such as Ultimo mondo cannibale, Cannibal Holocaust, Dracula vs. Frankenstein, Grizzly, Day of the Animals, Devil Dog: The Hound of Hell, The Anthropophagus Beast, La notte del terrore, 1981's Scream, Just Before Dawn, and Zombi 2.



Fever Dreams LLC


Fever Dreams specializes in original films such as:




  • Death Trance

  • Kite Liberator

  • Wicked Lakes

  • Tokyo Gore Police

  • Machine Girl

  • Shinobi Girl

  • Bible Black: The Movie

  • Flesh for the Beast: Tsukiko's Curse

  • Voodoo Church




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