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I saw this on Twitter on my lunch break and thought to myself "if it's under £200 I'll probably buy it". £299.99 and they take the payment right away? No chance, and I'm a big Dragon Ball fan (as my copious amount of reviews for the franchise on this very site could probably tell you...)

The fact that the early bird ends just after pay day (for me, anyway) is a handy bonus. I'm sure I could have taken the £34.99 hit for the next week, but now I can order on Wednesday without having to worry about it.

The ever-popular My Hero Academia continues its physical media release here in the UK with “Season 3 Part 2”, but after such a smash hit of a Part 1, what can Part 2 do to live up to the hype? Continue reading...

It's still more than worth a watch, just don't expect it to be as special as the first, is all.

We once again return to the Universal Century timeline of Gundam, but the One Year War is over, and it’s time to see what happened to the characters we saw in the original Thunderbolt movie now we’re in a post-war world. Spoiler: They’re still piloting Mobile Suits! Continue reading...

While there is still another DVD set of Naruto Shippuden to come, here we have the debut Blu-ray set of the sequel series: Boruto – Naruto Next Generations. Does resetting the cast to a childhood one and increasing the technology level breathe fresh life into the series? Let’s find out...

Hmmm, seems strange that its more expensive than Char's Counterattack is at the moment, given their similar length. No Early Bird for this one?

"Order yours here" .... Okay.

Naruto Shippuden Box Set 37 is… not the final release of the series, despite the first volume of its sequel series being released after it. What Box 37 IS though is the final few episodes of adapted manga material, and the finale of the long… LONG Fourth Great Shinobi War story arc. How does it...

As per usual I have immediately pre-ordered the new Gundam release. Looking forward to Wing and 00 at the end of the year / start of next year as well (plus also weirdly looking forward to getting the little metal keychain with my CCA order...)

This version of Lupin the Third: Part IV is a follow-up from the English Dub-less original release from Anime Limited last year, and features the English language version exclusively. Does the dub hold up? Let’s find out! Continue reading...

I've had some problems here and there with couriers, but I don't use them often enough to get a gage on which ones are the best. I can say my Gundam NT set was delivered yesterday by UPS, so I got lucky this time, by the sounds of it!

I find it odd that they're releasing Boruto before finishing Shippuden, especially as after Set 37 in July they'll only be one left to release. I guess it counts as a separate license or something?

I just got an e-mail from UPS telling me my package had been dispatched, which i immediately thought to myself "Stupid spam, I don't have anything coming from UPS! Like I'd get tricked by a... oh, it says its from Anime Limited." So I'm assuming either my Gundam Narrative set has been...

The manga version of Akira Toriyama’s Super storylines continue their release here in the UK with Volume 5, containing the final chapters of the Future Trunks arc, and the start of the next, rather crazy, storyline… Continue reading...

On one hand it's a real shame, Manga Entertainment's logo has been appearing on my purchased anime releases dating back to the first one I ever brought (Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie on VHS sometime in the late 90s), so to see them get brought out by an American company is disheartening...

Totally against type, at the start of the year I brought the 80s/90s Universal Century OVAs, Char's Counterattack, F91 and V-Gundam from the States, thinking that if Anime Limited did get back into Gundam it would probably be stuff like the promised 00 or Wing, and more modern UC stuff like...

What’s that? “Castlevania isn’t an anime!” Well, I’ll have you know… you’re right. But it’s being released by Anime Limited, and ticks a lot of the same boxes that our favourite subgenre does anyway, so… let’s take a look at this game adaptation’s first season! Continue reading...

Snap! Oh well, it was always really odd that they didn't have anything in place to stop people from using it...

My Hero Academia, the latest smash hit from the pages of Shonen Jump!, returns for a third season, and it’s safe to say that the episodes contained in this half-season may be the best so far… Continue reading...