Boogiepop and Others Anime Gets 2-Hour Special for 6th Novel’s Story
posted on 2019-01-21 01:00 EST by Rafael Antonio Pineda
Special adapts Boogiepop at Dawn novel; VS Imaginator, Boogiepop Overdrive stories also being adapted
This Week in Anime - Boogiepop and Others is a Spooky Mind-Bending Thriller
by Nicholas Dupree & Andy Pfeiffer, Jan 22nd 2019
Meet Your Mysterious Defender: Who Is Boogiepop?
January 24, 2019 2:13pm CST
Today, we investigate the dark-cloaked hero of Boogiepop and Others
Stalker | Boogiepop and Others
Instructions and Emotions | Boogiepop and Others
Rescue | Boogiepop and Others
Funimation Reveals English Dub Cast, Staff for Boogiepop and Others Winter Simuldub Anime
posted on 2019-01-28 13:00 EST by Crystalyn Hodgkins
Mission | Boogiepop and Others
Witness | Boogiepop and Others
Boogiepop and Others – Ending Theme – Whiteout
Madhouse Website Posts Boogiepop and Others Anime Materials
posted on 2019-02-24 14:45 EST by Kim Morrissy
Boogiepop and Others Adds 6 More Cast Members
posted on 2019-02-25 02:31 EST by Crystalyn Hodgkins
Minami Tsuda, Toru Ohkawa, Chinatsu Akasaki, more join cast
20 Years of Boogiepop
by Kim Morrissy, Mar 20th 2019
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Boogiepop Phantom Commentary with Crispin Freeman on Liam O’Brien
This is a few excerpts edited together from Nozomi Entertainment’s Boogiepop Phantom Commentary track.
This is from Boogiepop Phantom episode 4. Producer Jeff Thompson and Actor/ADR Script Writer Crispin Freeman discuss casting of newcomer Liam O’Brien to the role of Yoji.
Boogiepop Phantom DVD vs Bluray
Did you know there’s differences in the Boogiepop Phantom DVD vs the new Blu-ray? The original DVD used the broadcast version whereas the Blu-ray uses the home video version, which was altered (as many are). Some scenes were in B&W on the DVD vs color on the BD. There are even completely new scenes that weren’t available in the broadcast version.
This video shows some of the more subtle differences in the two versions, taking a small sample of Episode 4. In this scene, Yoji’s computer is shown differently depending on the version. In the broadcast, you are shown the whole computer sitting silently and the message board text is small within the frame of the screen. In the home video version, the text is shown to scroll as new messages are typed in to the message board and it pans across the text giving the viewer a cleared picture of what was typed. Additionally, the dating simulator game that Yoji is playing is shown within a gray bordered window for the broadcast version, whereas in the home video version, the game takes up the whole of the screen and is similarly presented more clearly.
Funimation Adds Boogiepop Phantom Anime to Catalog
posted on 2019-12-09 15:00 EST by Alex Mateo
Boogiepop Phantom HD Official Trailer
Crunchyroll Adds 2001 Boogiepop Phantom Anime To Catalog
December 02, 2020 10:30am CST
Available now to members in the US and Canada
This Week in Anime - Just Who is Boogiepop?
by Jean-Karlo Lemus & Monique Thomas, Jan 14th 2021
RetroCrush Adds Boogiepop Phantom, Boogiepop and Other, 6 Other Anime in August
posted on 2021-08-07 04:15 EDT by Adriana Hazra
Boogiepop the Emotionless Shinigami Compilation | Boogiepop Phantom (2000)
Boogiepop Phantom - Opening | “Yuudachi” by Shikao Suga
