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U.S. Renditions : ウィキペディア英語版
U.S. Renditions

U.S. Renditions was a Special Projects Division of Books Nippan (which was the American branch of Nippon Shuppan Hanbai) and one of the pioneers of anime home video distribution in North America. The division was originally founded in February 1987 by Kevin Seymour, David Keith Riddick, Sho Nagata and Satoshi Komatsu. Robert Napton later joined the division and became a key figure in its productions.
After producing two music projects for the ''Robotech'' television series, U.S. Renditions produced the very first subtitled direct-to-home anime video for the American anime market. In March 1990, they began a release of a subtitled version of ''Gunbuster'', followed in the same month by ''Dangaioh''. They also released such subtitled hits as ''Appleseed'' and ''Black Magic M-66'', and even began dubbing anime in 1992, the year their release of ''Dangaioh'' was completed. Their first dubbing projects included ''Macross II'', ''Giant Robo'' and ''Fight! Iczer-One''. These video projects were a joint venture with L.A. Hero, which was headed by Ken Iyadomi. U.S. Renditions also worked with U.S. Manga Corps on a select number of titles.
The company also had a division called Dark Image Entertainment, which was geared for mature audiences. Titles under Dark Image Entertainment included ''Ambassador Magma'', ''Devilman'' and ''Guyver: Out of Control''.
U.S. Renditions had a deal with Manga Entertainment's UK Division to distribute selected anime titles and have them dubbed in-house, before Island Records established Manga's North American operations.
When Books Nippan ceased operations in the mid-1990s, U.S. Renditions was dissolved. Kevin Seymour went on to become a successful anime English voice director and co-founded Animaze. Robert Napton became the director of Bandai U.S.A.'s manga division. Ken Iyadomi went on to produce/co-produce domestic releases by Manga Entertainment and Bandai Entertainment. Although some of their releases have seen re-release through Bandai Visual USA (which subsequently merged with Bandai Entertainment), Manga Entertainment and Media Blasters, other titles such as the original uncut subtitled version of ''Dangaioh'', ''Ambassador Magma'' and ''Guyver: Out of Control'' were never re-released and have remained out of print on home video.
==List of titles released==


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