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A revealing eight-episode documentary series that searches the USA for the number one American otaku (uber-passionate fan of anime, manga, games, and Japanese pop culture). Each episode follows Stu and his apprentices, the Otaku Six (six college students that are self-proclaimed die-hard otaku) as they travel across the country, visiting Otaku Spots (locations rich with otaku appeal) and searching for the one person who personifies what it means to be an otaku.

Episodes are available on both YouTube and Hulu.

Executive Producer

Fast Cars and Beautiful women, Street Fury and Big C brings it all to you. Street Fury takes footage from the best selling Street Fury DVDs, as well as non-DVD content specifically done for the G4 network. It orginally aired as part of the Sunday night "Whip Set" on G4 with the Cop/Car Drama Fastlane and the Sports Drifting coverage of Formula D. Just remember, due to some sexual related content, this show isn't for the kiddies.

Executive Producer of English version

Anime based on the Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Shuichi Shigeno. The story focuses on the world of illegal Japanese street racing, with the drift racing style emphasized in particular. The story is centered on the prefecture of Gunma, more specifically on several mountains in the Kantō region and in their surrounding cities and towns. Although some of the names of the locations the characters race in have been fictionalized, all of the locations in the series are based on actual locations in Japan.

Executive Producer (English version)

A reworking of the story of Alexander the Great with character designs by Peter Chung (Aeon Flux). The series mixes anime conventions, sci-fi and fantasy elements, special effects, and ancient history. Alexander's comrades and future generals, including Hephaestion and Ptolemy, have been recast as effete courtiers. Bucephalus ("Ox-head"), his steed, is a flesh-eating monster. His mother is a Medea-esque sorceress, and his tutor Aristotle has the inevitably spunky niece, Cassandra. The magician-disciples of Pythagoras appear in search of the "Platohedron." Reign was slated for the Adult Swim bloc on the Cartoon Network

Executive Producer (English version)

Also known as "Great Teacher Onizuka." Former juvenile delinquent Onizuka finds himself thrust into to role of high school teacher, facing students who behave just as he used to and an administration that doesn't trust him. Using the brash an unorthodox methods he picked up in his youth, Onizuka manages to reach through to his kids and help them with their problems.

Executive Producer (English version)

The all-powerful Dark Stone -- a magical stone and ruler of the dark side -- awakes after a fifty-year-long respite and falls into the hands of Demon Card, an evil organization bent on world domination. Only one thing can resist the Dark Stone`s evil powers: a sacred stone called Rave. Demon Card dispatches an assassin after the Rave Master; a man called Shiba and the only living person with the power to use the sacred stone. Mortally wounded in the assault, Shiba is distressed to learn that he no longer has control over Rave. Will this mean that the world will pass over to the dark side? But wait! Shiba was not alone. Next to him stands a boy called Haru. Miraculously, the boy rekindles life in the sacred stone when he takes Rave in his hands and becomes its chosen successor. With his friends by his side Haru sets out on a quest to locate the other four remaining Raves that supposedly exist somewhere in the world. Only with these other sacred stones can the evil Demon Card -- more awesome a foe than ever could be imagined -- be finally vanquished.