Madman debuts new series online

Fullmetal Alchemist to screen in Madman's new streaming service.

Madman, purveyor of fine films and anime since 19-ought-something, has a couple of new aces up its entertaining novelty-sized sleeves.

Hot on the popular heels of a Full Metal Alchemist series and films, Madman's secured the rights to Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. The series is a more faithful version of the original manga, as brothers Edward and Alhponse Elric continue their quest for the Philosopher's Stone.

The new series airs on Japanese television on April 5^th, while Madman will be holding a premiere screening at Supernova expo in Brisbane. The, soon after, Brotherhood will debut on Madman's new streaming service - Screening Room Plus. This is a brand new section of the Madman website, developed exclusively for high-quality, optimised streaming of episodic content.

Other anime scheduled for the Screening Room are School Rumble, Devil May Cry, Black Blood Brothers, Darker than Black, Baccano!, Shiguri and D. Gray-Man.

www.madman.com.au

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1 Comment

Lord-Ezekiel

Apr 2, 2009 2:59 PM

Fucking awesome.
Full Metal Alchemist is probably the best Anime series ever created - i hope this new series doesn't taint the original's reputation...

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