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Imma steal that ship!~ Last Exile -Fam, The Silver Wing- anime premieres 15 October 2011 on Animax Asia

That's tomorrow.

Airs Saturdays at 7PM WIB (same day as Japan)
Japanese audio with subtitles

LAST EXILE -Fam, The Silver Wing- ex-Last Exile- Fam the Silver Wing - Official Website

© GONZO/FAM PARTNERS
[Image - Screencap of Last Exile -Fam, The Silver Wing- Official Website (JP)]

LAST EXILE -Fam, The Silver Wing- premieres 15 October 2011, Saturday, 7PM WIB (UTC+7), on Animax Asia and airs every Saturday thereafter. Gonzo's 20th anniversary project will be telecast the same day as Japan — just like Tears to Tiara, Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood, Inuyasha: The Final Act and Maid Sama!

I've made up my mind! I'm going to steal that ship!

The twin princesses of the Turan Kingdom are attacked by their enemy. Left for dead, their fate changes after the young pilot Fam rescues them. So goes Animax' synopsis for Episode 1 Open file. The quote above that is from the main program synopsis that also contains the backgrounder to the Turan Kingdom and Ades Federation conflict, as well as the names of the princess pair under assault (Millia il Velch Cutrettola Turan and Liliana il Grazioso Merlo Turan).

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Stand your ground! Shangri-La anime premieres 19 September 2011 on Animax Asia

Airs weekdays at 10PM WIB

Shangri-La ex-Animax Asia

Shangri-La © Eiichi Ikegami/KADOKAWA SHOTEN/SHANGRI-LA Partners.
[Image from Animax Asia]

Shangri-La premieres 19 September 2011, Monday, 10PM WIB (UTC+7), on Animax Asia and airs every weekday thereafter. It replaces Nodame Cantabile: Finale.

When the Tokyo government tries to create a new area in the city for elites, this leads to an explosive clash between government forces and anti-government guerillas. 18 year old Kuniko Hojo, the future leader of the anti-government forces, finds herself in the heart of the battle to protect her beloved city. –Animax' synopsis

TV Tropes on Shangri-La: An odd duck if there ever was one, proposing a world driven into poverty by carbon taxes, into chaos by arbitrage in carbon credits, and awaiting a savior - in the form of a Genius Ditz Magical Girl with a Precision-Guided Boomerang.

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Stigma of the Wind anime premieres 19 May 2010 on Animax Asia

Airs weekdays at 630PM WIB (UTC+07; Add one hour for Southeast Asia and Philippine times.)

Stigma of the Wind anime ex Animax Asia

© 2007 Takahiro Yamato·Hanamaru Nanto/
FUJIMI SHOBO·Stigma of the wind Partners
[Image from Animax Asia]

Stigma of the Wind premieres this coming Wednesday, 19 May 2010, at 630PM WIB on Animax Asia.

Synopsis

After being banished by his family for his inability in flame art, [Kazuma] returns four years later a Master of wind art. However, when his family members are killed one by one with all signs pointing to him as the mastermind, Kazuma faces a daunting task to prove his innocence.
Stigma of the Wind, Animax Asia

What the Animax blurb doesn't point out (and TV Tropes does) is that before his enforced exile, the bishie anti-hero Kazuma was beaten by cousin Ayano for the right to bear the family flame sword Enraiha.

The Gonzo-animated Kaze no Stigma anime aired in Japan from April through September 2007 (just like Romeo × Juliet). Based on the late Yamato Takahiro-sensei's light (but darker-toned) novels, the TV series stars seiyuu Ono Daisuke (Sebastian in Kuroshitsuji) as the badass, deadpan snarker with glowing eyes of doom, wind mage Yagami Kazuma. Fujimura Ayumi (Misaki, Maid-sama!) is the cute little fanged, tsundere fire mage Kannagi Ayano, and Morinaga Rika is the cute wittle shotaro boy with a heroic resolve Kannagi Ren. (All trope examples identified by TV Tropes gratefully acknowledged and LOL'd at.)

The opening theme is the (jarring) blast of wind by Kiuji Saori, who also sings the first ED, Hitorikiri no Sora. The second and third ending themes are Matataki no Kiwoku by Fujimura Ayumi, Inokuchi Yuka and Itō Shizuka and Tsuki Hana no Inori by Sakai Kanako (episode 12).

The encore telecasts of episode 1 will be at 1030PM the same night and 6AM and 1030AM the following day, in case you miss the 630PM premiere.

Partial airing schedule

# Title Day/Date Airtime
1 Kaze no Kikan (Return of the Wind) Premiere WED, 19 May 2010 630PM WIB
1 Kaze no Kikan (Return of the Wind) Encore 1 WED, 19 May 2010 1030PM WIB
1 Kaze no Kikan (Return of the Wind) Encore 2 THU, 20 May 2010 6AM WIB
1 Kaze no Kikan (Return of the Wind) Encore 3 THU, 20 May 2010 1030AM WIB
2 Kako to no Taiketsu (Confrontation with the Past) THU, 20 May 2010 630PM WIB
3 Kannagi Souke (Kannagi Family Head) FRI, 21 May 2010 630PM WIB
4 Keiyakusha (Kontorakutaー) (Contractor) FRI, 21 May 2010 630PM WIB
5 Mayoi wo Suteta Mono (The One Who Discarded Her Hesitation) MON, 24 May 2010 630PM WIB

nik sez... This was one of my 2007 Guilty Pleasures. It was THAT Kazuma-sama〜 ♡ addictive.

~niki DBA huamulan03 (花木蘭03) via Animax Asia

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Romeo × Juliet anime premieres 28 April 2010 on Animax Asia (That's tonight)

Airs every Wednesday at 7PM WIB (UTC+07)

Romeo × Juliet anime ex Animax Asia

© 2007 GONZO/CBC•GDH•SPWT

Airtime is UTC+07; Add one hour for Southeast Asia and Philippine times.

Gonzo's loose (very  l—o—o—s—e) anime take on William Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers trope christener Romeo and Juliet premieres on Animax Asia this 28 April 2010, Wednesday, 7PM WIB. Two Romeo × Juliet episodes will air back to back.

I doubt you don't know this already, but just in case — blurb:

...a new re-imagination of Shakespeare's classic that sets the doomed love of Romeo and Juliet, heirs to rival houses Montague and Capulet, against the fantasy world of Neo Verona with a dramatically charged political background. [Animax's synopsis]

As TV Tropes sez, it's better than it sounds. I actually found myself enjoying Oizaki Fumitoshi's series directorial debut so much that [SPOILAGE] (click at your peril)

I wished the requisite downer ending had been subverted.

Twenty-four Romeo × Juliet episodes aired in Japan from April through September 2007. The chief screenwriter for the series was Yoshida Reiko. Seiyuu Mizushima Takahiro and Mizusawa Fumie were originally cast as our star-crossed lovers, but from the promo plugs I've seen, I think Animax's version will be dubbed into English. Lena Park sang the opening theme Inori ~You Raise Me Up~; 12012 performed Cyclone, the first ending theme (eps 1-14), with Mizrock's Good bye, yesterday as the ED for episodes 15 to 23. Inori~You Raise Me Up〜 (English version) was used as the ending theme for the series finale.

Encore telecasts of episodes 1 - Two People ~When They Met and 2 - Promise ~The Fragrance of Memory will be at 11PM tonight and 730AM and 11AM tomorrow, in case you miss the 7PM premiere.

~niki DBA huamulan03 (花木蘭03) via Animax Asia

P.S. There's a Romeo × Juliet manga adaptation, too, serialized in Kadokawa Shoten's Asuka.

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