Before moving on to other big anime announcements, let's get some smaller updates out of the way first. Up to now, we were listing the TV anime sequel
Sengoku Basara Ni for a July 4, 2010 debut in Japan - a rushed prediction which turns out to be off by one week. July 4 will actually mark the end of studio Bones' renewed
Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood anime, which has been airing since April 2009.

Episode 64 will be the final one for FMA: Brotherhood, according to a report picked up by
ANN. However, readers of the FMA manga will be the first to discover how things turn out, as the manga's final chapter is being published by Square Enix this Friday, June 11, in the July issue of Monthly Shonen Gangan magazine.
With that, the first episode of
Sengoku Basara Ni is now cleared for a July 11 debut in Japan, during the same timeslot. The first episode of the upcoming
Black Lagoon: Roberta's Blood Trail OVA, on the other hand, will premiere sooner than expected.
Last month, the Anime Expo website was
claiming that this year's convention from Los Angeles would host the "world premiere" of said OVA, on July 1. This also turns out to be inaccurate. The first episode of Black Lagoon: Roberta's Blood Trail will actually
premiere on several Japanese TV stations starting from June 26 after midnight (so technically June 27), although these are listed as "long TV Edit" and "short TV Edit" versions - so they might not show quite the full episode.
Speaking of Anime Expo 2010, the event will host
another premiere: "10+ minutes" of exclusive footage from the
Black Rock Shooter anime project will be screened at AX, thanks to
Danny Choo. He obtained the anime footage from Good Smile Company, and promised to show it during one of his AX sessions (between July 1 and July 4).
In other minor anime news, the soccer RPG and anime franchise
Inazuma Eleven will be getting some sort of
movie version this winter. Whether live-action or anime, we don't know yet. Meanwhile, the TV anime series will drag on throughout March 2011.
And finally, the
Bleach anime simulcast began yesterday on Crunchyroll,
as intended, and so we added the embedded streams for
episodes 266-274 locally, as well. Viz Media will likewise begin streaming it on their
Viz Anime website "very, very soon". Too little, too late.