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Most "other companies" releases are priced higher at the AL store than at any competiting stores, and in most cases even after factoring in Anime Unlimited discount. Nothing new...

Nobody likes paying shipping fees - me neither - but AL is somehow special here: Most items are Collector's Editions actually shipped as small parcels, and not just Standard Editions tossed into an envelope. Still, it's like the second price increase within a year, as roughly a year ago new CE...

the earlier Complete Series release did not have any Manga or Funi logos it had the same SRP new release has a Slipcover

As far as I remember, Crunchyroll used the VIZ DVD subtitles some years ago. Don't know if Crunchyroll changed them or VIZ did some corrections for their Blu-rays.

$250 is the SRP of the Naruto complete set. It's unlikely that Amazon will actually charge full SRP by release date for a VIZ product. Also Amazon charges just the actual import duties - however, due to a current error, the import fees deposit is overestimated. Should be around $50 not the...

VIZ recently announced a complete box set, scheduled for January

Small notes on this: City Hunter: Angel Dust = English-friendly DE & FR release by Plaion pictures this December (sub-only), incl. Steelbook The First Slam Dunk = already released in DE & IT by Plaion, also in 4K, but not English-friendly Komada: A Whisky Family = already released by Anime House...

The book is multi-lingual, so the only differents apart from the actual discs are the info sheet on the back and the language on the numbered certificate. So if you already own the Standard Edition, you can get the German or French release and just switch out the Blu-ray discs.

They made 1000 copies - so unless they sell almost all of them at MCM they'd be stupid not to sell it on other ways later

MVM already made Magical Girl Fans happy, however in a very special way:

Well, they were searching for a new social media expert recently.

Could you post the reverse side Info sheet & barcode)?

The French release was put on hold forever after the first half - quite sad as they had by far the best audio & video quality. Spain, Germany & very soon Italy also had Blu-rays, with Spain & Germany using the same upscale. Italy might feature the same... None of these is English-friendly

Whilest it's kinda usual that titles that received a Blu-ray+DVD-Combo for one part receiving a LE for the other, I can't recall that they ever made a LE for a Part 2 when Part 1 included a first-print goodie (here: art cards) Please correct me if I'm wrong

In May Justin Sevakis asked for materials for some of these titles: x.com Afaik some of these also had UK dubs that weren't included in the available releases? Well, we'll see...

Did they specify new subtitles? Not just cloning the US discs (which afaik had a better translation than Manga UK)?

Source? Crunchyroll News in foreign languages: https://www.crunchyroll.com/it/news/announcements/2024/9/10/my-hero-academia-youre-next-anime-film-crunchyroll-data https://www.crunchyroll.com/fr/news/announcements/2024/9/10/my-hero-academia-youre-next-film-date-sortie-france...

Crunchyroll confirmed the UK+IE release will be on October 18. However this announcement is just a few hours old, so just be patient ;)

Megazone 23 Blu-ray, 40,00 € 40 € incl. EU tax (and looks like free EU shipping?) Orders over 29 € can select a free "Two Car" Keychain as gift. Discs will have FSK rating printed on disc (assumingly stickered on shrinkwrap) but are otherweise 100 % the same as AnimEigo, so 100 % English friendly.

Small reminder especially for non-UK AnimEigo fans: Riding Bean Blu-ray, 18,00 € still 18 € incl. tax Otaku no Video Blu-ray, 20,00 € still 20 € incl. tax (iirc free EU shipping for orders > 19 €) Shop will also take pre-orders for Megazone 23 (40 €) soon and Time of Eve (likely 25 €) later...