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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Bandai Entertainment is an American subsidiary of Bandai America, itself a company specializing in translations/dubs of Japanese media for the United States. Based in Cypress, California, they work a lot with Bang Zoom Entertainment and Studiopolis with dubbing and translating popular manga and anime, usually from Bandai and its sister company Sunrise. They also ran one of the earliest experiments with selling anime online, "AnimeVillage.com". They localized most of Key Visual and Kyoto Animation's titles. |