Great news for anime lovers:
 
<p style="padding-left: 30px;">BioWare, an EA studio and FUNimation Entertainment, the leading distributor of Japanese animation in North America, announced today an agreement to create an anime feature film adapted from BioWare&rsquo;s critically-acclaimed fantasy Action RPG franchise Dragon Age. Production of the Dragon Age anime movie is slated to begin in May 2010, with a home video release in 2011. Executive producing the film are Bioware&rsquo;s Executive Producer MarkDarrah and Creative Director Mike Laidlaw, as well as FUNimation&rsquo;s Fukunaga and Director of Original Entertainment Chris Moujaes.
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<p style="padding-left: 30px;">&ldquo;Anime is a great medium for us to continue the robust Dragon Age story,&rdquo; said Mark Darrah, Executive Producer for the Dragon Age franchise. &ldquo;Partnering with FUNimation ensures that we are delivering the exceptional quality and entertainment value that our Dragon Age fans expect.&rdquo;
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<p style="padding-left: 30px;">&ldquo;We are thrilled to be working with EA and BioWare on the production of the Dragon Age anime feature,&rdquo; said Gen Fukunaga, President and CEO of FUNimation. &ldquo;We are going to be bringing the classic visual and storytelling techniques found in anime to create a film that will extend the narrative of the world BioWare has created.&rdquo;
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