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Despite this, Manga Entertainment did well, and was flush with investor cash -- which was used to co-produce ambitious projects like the original ''[[Ghost in the Shell]]'' movie.
 
Confusing matters, Manga Entertainment UK advertised its anime releases as "manga videos", [[I Am Not Shazam|and the term apparently took hold for a while]].
 
Manga Entertainment UK also licences releases from other companies to release them in the UK market. For example, Manga UK has a licensing agreement with [[Viz Media]] that allows them to distribute popular titles such as ''[[Bleach]]'', ''[[Naruto]]'' and ''[[Death Note]]''. Manga UK is also the current British distributor for [[FUNimation]] titles. Many of their earlier releases were licensed from [[Streamline Pictures]], e.g. ''[[Akira]]'' and the ''[[Fist of the North Star]]'' movie (the anime one).
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The two-hour Ani-Monday block on [[Syfy]] currently consists mostly of Manga Entertainment titles, both recent and old. It moved to Tuesdays in January 2011 before it was unceremoniously canceled in that July.
 
Manga Entertainment is owned by Starz Media, part of John Malone's cable empire.
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=== The series Manga Entertainment released include: ===
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* [[Tokko]]
* [[Violence Jack]]
* [[Wings of Honneamise Royal Space Force: The Wings of Honnêamise]] (Re-released by [[Bandai Entertainment]] with the Manga dub)
* [[X (manga)|X 1999]]
* [[Yu-Gi-Oh Tenth Anniversary Movie|YuGiOh: Bonds Beyond Time]] (Released to UK fans. American fans, however, are waiting until the end of the year)
 
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