Manganovel to Launch Flash Animation Online Service in Eleven LanguagesTokyo—AlphaCreatio Inc., operator of Manganovel (http://manganovel.com), today announced that it will expand its on-line download services to include delivery of flash animations in multiple languages. The new service will start this month, and will offer animations in eleven languages. In July, Manganovel will release its first animation, "Etora's Wings," an original flash animation by rising animation artist Aruji Morino. The animation will be offered to viewers free of charge, and made available in eleven languages: Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese, French, Indonesian, German, Malay, Tagalog, Portuguese, Spanish and Arabic. Simultaneously, the manga version of "Etora's Wings" will be released alongside the animation, in both Japanese and English. Manganovel subscribers are invited to post their own translations of the title in other languages, to make the story as widely available as possible. As it extends the range of its services, Manganovel is also taking steps to extend its reach. In July, the site will start to support Spanish web pages alongside its current Japanese and English content. This will give Spanish-speaking manga fans much easier access to the universe of Japanese manga. Manganovel delivers new popular manga content each month, and is now visited by manga lovers from over 200 different countries and regions*. The scope of service already includes original content, such as "Parano" by Bell Izumi, and now adds Morino's flash animation titles. Osaka-based Aruji Morino is a pioneer in manga. His 2001 flash animation, "Tsukinoha Shizuku" created the "web-animation" genre. Mangoanovel will offer exclusive release and distribution of Morino's flash animation titles and monthly episodes of "Etora's Wings". About Manganovel To enter the world of Manganovel, and to try out tools like the translation editor, please visit: http://www.manganovel.com/store/index.html For more information on the company, please visit: http://www.manganovel.com/store/company_profile.html |
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