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Just pointing it out but some of the One Piece collection sets are currently £18 (brand new) on Zavvi.... (rest are £25)

UK: only volumes 1 to 4 (and the movie) of Cardcaptors (the highly edited Nelvena Dub) was released in the UK. US: Cardcaptors (the highly edited Nelvena dub) was released in America in volumes; but yet again about 7 volumes and it was cancelled or extremely hard to get. Cardcaptor Sakura (the...

Indeed; that 'Ultimate Edition' of Gundam Wing that BEEZ Entertainment released was terrible; the set overall was ok (nice artbook of the mobile suits etc) but the artwork on the front of the box was horrible and the visual quality of the episodes (jagged lines (interlacing issue?) on screen and...

All versions of Yu-Gi-Oh have been shown on UK TV at some point; whether or not they were shown to completion is another story. Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's was shown on CITV at one point (believe it was first two seasons as well) but then later pulled Yu-Gi-Oh! GX (the first two seasons) is getting shown on...

An English Dub and Subtitle release of Yu-Gi-Oh! (the original 224 episode series) is near impossible to do as 'so-much' was altered, cut or edited out during the English Dub of the series. (Thats why this release is English only). It's also why 4Kids/FUNimation (in America at least) began...

I'm not sure if this has been mentioned but I started watching MangaUK's Blu-ray release of Attack on Titan - Part 1 this morning and noticed another 'minor' issue. Just like with Psycho-Pass the chapter markings are every 3-4 minutes as opposed to set points within the episode. I.e. in...

I should probably point out that, after a few tests, this issue is 'player specific' for example on a Samsung Blu-ray Player this issue popped up, but upon playback on PS3 and PS4 it seemed to run fine... so yet again even more Anime Blu-rays that have issues with Samsung devices (amusingly...

Incase no-one has pointed it out Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods is Region Locked Also the two insert songs (Song of Hope and Head-Cha-La) have been altered/removed due to licensor agreements. I assume this issue will effect the UK and Australian release as well, as they will all use the same...

InuYasha - Movie Collection (4 Movies on 2 Blu-ray Discs) is $CDN 8.49, so I ordered that alongside K - The Complete Series.

Quick question, what did you use to take a screenshot of the Blu-ray

In regards to Gargantia both the Blu-ray Discs are both BD50 (50GB Discs)

Never realised how 'clear' the yellow "TBD" logo on the front of Fate Zero was....

They are grey when compared to the FUNimation release ;) (remember the picture(s) I tweeted a few pages back). Like I said before it's not down to the Blu-ray player, it's down to the company and what disc materials they are using.

It's been £14.99 for quite while; keeps popping back into their "Mega Monday" selection as well

No-one has mentioned it so I think I will (as seen on AnimeBlurayUK) MangaUK's Blu-ray release of Gargantia on the Verdous Planet contains no bonus materials what-so-ever; it's just the 13 episodes + 2 bonus OVA episodes in English and Japanese on 2 Blu-ray Discs. The subtitles are the same...

It was kind of obvious that MangaUK's release would have been flawed; especially when the first image of the collectors edition packaging appeared and it had all of that '3-Disc Collectors Set' on the sleeve. I mentioned it in an unboxing video as well; but the back cover has Part 1 info...

Yea I too received the e-mail with several codes; used one for myself, gave two out to friends and gave the last on out on twitter. It was insane the amount of people 'demanded' that I give them one; but amusingly 90% of them were from America so the code wouldn't have worked anyway...

Do those really count? as they are for live-action movies and not for anime. Either way FUNimation produced shows often use the same subtitle style as that used in the US Psycho-Pass release; for instance the UK Blu-ray releases of Aesthetica of a Rogue Hero, Blood-C, Blood-C: The Last Dark...

i believe they will leave it as is as its nothing 'majorly' serious - just disappointing (and presumably out of there control)

This is the difference in subtitles that i was referring to US Psycho-Pass Blu-ray on the left, UK Psycho-Pass Blu-ray on the right Nearly all US, Australian and UK Blu-rays (that are originally authored/created by FUNimation) use the bright white subtitles with thin black borders (as shown in...