To give the publisher name and an official name of the series discussed in the article.
Reliable?
This is from the official website of the series publisher, Toei Video, and is linked from the Toei Video sitemap under "ダイナミック作品".
腹巻猫 (劇伴倶楽部) (2007). New Super Android Cutey Honey: Music Collection Vol. 1 (Media notes). Columbia Music Entertainment. {{cite AV media notes}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |notestitle= (help); Unknown parameter |albumlink= ignored (help); Unknown parameter |bandname= ignored (help); Unknown parameter |mbid= ignored (help); Unknown parameter |publisherid= ignored (help) "The sequel-like work is set 100 years later in the world of the 1973 "Cutie Honey" broadcast. (1973年放映の『キューティーハニー』の世界から100年後を舞台にした続編的作品。)"
This is from a re-release of an official series soundtrack. The notes are attributed to Haramaki neko (gekibankurabu) (腹巻猫 (劇伴倶楽部), lit. "Haramaki Cat (gekiban club)"); a Google search yields this page, which links to a blog with many soundtrack reviews (one page of it is linked from a page at Victor Entertainment's site). A "Haramaki-neko" (not sure if the same one) is also listed as a panelist for Nippon 2007: The 65th World Science Fiction Convention (listed in English and Japanese)
Perfect Guide: Angel's Resurrection (hereafter "Perfect Guide"), p. 10. Linked to Sakai, Yukio (酒井征勇), ed. (1994-05-19). New Cutey Honey Perfect Guide: Angel's Resurrection (新・キューティーハニー パーフェクトガイドブック 天使の復活, ...Tenshi no Fukkatsu) (in Japanese). Japan: Keibunsha. 63554-58, T1063554581387.
Usage
To give a proper Japanese name spelling. (Such spellings are not necessarily dependent on pronunciation, and vice versa.)
Reliable?
This and its "Vol. 2" followup look very feature-packed (see New Cutie Honey#Merchandise) and professionally made, and appear to be an official book of the series (using its Japanese logo, drawings, etc.). The book seems rare; two sites (1 and 2) and several auction pages have pictures and descriptions of the guides. http://www.ebookjapan.jp/shop/nagaigo/books_08.asp, from a site (eBookJapan) that sells Nagai e-books, mentions this volume and its publisher and price as given in the book itself, but gives its size as a B6 (it's a B5, as my copy of Vol. 2—of the same size—says in the inner back dust jacket). An online book store, Boople, listsboth with their correct sizes but no pics. A Japanese Wikipedia article says that Keibunsha (勁文社 or ケイブンシャ; my books use both terms) was a publisher that was established in 1960 to 1961, and went bankrupt in 2002.
