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I don't know for sure, but I'd assume that the set only had a single print-run. So your best bet would be to contact Funimation and inquire.

Just this obscure little film that did okay.

With Demon Slayer: Mugen Train having earned over £1 Million at the UK and Irish box office, Josh A. Stevens looks at the circumstances that made this Shonen JUMP anime follow-up an unexpected global success. Continue reading...

People are buying up the Blu-rays and then ditching them for real cheap without the game and event codes. Got this from Yahoo Auctions for only 2,200 yen (about £15) - and Buyee only wanted another tenner to send it to me.

According to the BBFC insights, the 12A rating is due to "brief moderate violence" and "sexual references". I haven't seen the film yet, but reading the detailed descriptions, I'd say they meet the BBFC's criteria for a 12A, as it seems that anything sexual that's more than just a passing...

A manga or light novel being shrink-wrapped is usually because it's lewd and the publishers don't want kids reading them in bookstores.

wsdfsdge that one wasn't available when I ordered. For reference, I got this one: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train (English Subtitles) [Limited Edition] Animation Blu-ray Although in fairness, £60 for a single film was pushing it as is...

Funimation announces May theatrical release for the highly anticipated anime film "Demon Slayer the Movie: Mugen Train", becoming the first anime distributor to announce a release when cinemas re-open next month. Continue reading...

I'd honestly like this to happen more with CEs. I really don't like disposable extras for this reason. Like, I'd love to put the Weathering With You sticker on my PC case, but... then it'd be used.

Huh... so they were supposed to come with two? Mine only came with one. EDIT: From Hanners on the Discord:

Available for the first time in the UK/IRE.

Following its launch in North America last year, the Funimation streaming app is now available for the Nintendo Switch in the UK and Ireland. Continue reading...

Yeah. Anime Limited's French arm has a bunch of titles that they don't have UK rights for, like a bunch of Crunchyroll titles.

dw they can just cover up the nudity with that chonking blu-ray banner.

I had to watch this film for work a while back, and it still holds the title of being the only film to genuinely disturb me (in a good way).

Update from the BBFC:

Honestly, I would if I owned a copy, so... Yeah.

I can appreciate retailers returning unsold stock, but a consumer recall does sound pretty heavy handed tbh. I guess the intent may be to reduce the amount of mis-labelled copies on the second hand market? There will undoubtedly be lots of people who just don't return theirs though. Too much...

I think, even back when Season 1 was released, we were pretty surprised that it got a 15. Imagine if they re-released Strike Witches! Season 1 was originally rated a 12, so that'd shoot up.

Product recall of risqué dark fantasy anime series due to "a BBFC error", with customers advised to approach retailers for refunds. Continue reading...