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That's a pretty quiet announcement for Patlabor the Movie (& presumably 2). They're easily in my top five animate films, so I'll definitely pick them up, so long as the Manga UK dub is featured. I'm aware there might be some issues regarding rights and being made at PAL/50 fps. That said, people...

I'll definitely double-dip and buy a UK release of Shirobako. I'd like to think it was Miles that was specifically pushing for the collector's edition. ;) I'll probably pick up Re:Zero S2 as well, but oh boy, what a messy situation that appears to be. Well whatever, I'd be quite happy for AL to...

I'm cancelling my RS account. Given what I've heard of the CR store's pr department, and particularly their packaging, there will be no point continuing on with them as an international customer, regardless of whether they even cater to us anymore. Somehow I doubt the Iowan staff under Shawne...

Ah yes, the set with the infamous 'No No Big Brother' stickers. Someone certainly had a unique sense of humour over there.

I mean it's definitely a more personal, low-key character drama in the vein of something like Bloom into You, Ping Pong or O Maidens in Your Savage Season (although definitely not as dramatic as that), so if you're aware & enjoy any of those, it's worth a shout. What I love about the show is...

Someone brave ask MVM about licensing Koi Kaze. The show where the age gap is the least troubling element.

After the Rain is such a damn good show and definitely worth checking out if you've never heard of it. Just don't be put off by the synopsis - despite the premise trying to bill it as a inappropriate age-gap melodrama, it's more a thoughtful & nuanced examination of desire, grief & purpose...

Land of the Lustrous was my personal favourite show of the last decade, so I'm definitely more than a little biased when it comes to recommending it. That said, it's not necessarily a tearjerker in the traditional sense of the word. I mean it's certainly sad, especially once you get into...

Hey, you could read Land of the Lustrous. You should read Land of the Lustrous.

I'm still waiting for a reprint of Gundam Origin pt. 1 to show up in the new year, but given as the final package has shown up, here's what I picked up in the sales from Anime Limited, Rightstuf & Sentai

You know I hadn't even considered the impact that the Sony acquisition on Rightsuf & Nozomi would have on the Gundam license in the UK until now, but yeah, things will probably suck for us. I'm definitely glad that I finally caved & imported War in the pocket. If AL haven't managed to bring it...

I only picked up Gundam Origin, Unicorn and one of the Thunderbolt blu rays in the bogof sale. Everything else I liked had been picked up in previous sales. The only pre-order I was vaguely tempted by was Liz, but as I'd already imported the US disk, I wasn't willing to double-dip at that price...

I dread to think how much money you've spent on all of that. I've gone through nearly £400 on the Rightstuf, Sentai & AL sales and my purchases didn't come anywhere near that size

I know one of the key people behind Azuki is Evan Minto, who was a tech guy for Crunchyroll before their first wave of lay-offs 5-6 year back. He was also on the Crunchycast and now currently does the Ani-Gamers podcast. Both he & Azuki seem legit, so I assume the email probably was as well...

Like other people have said, it's a little hokey in a 90's sense (eg. think of the sillier elements of Evangelion) and tonally inconsistent at times, but I think the positives outweigh the negatives. I wouldn't call it one of my all-time greats, but I like it enough to have picked up the...

Man, some of the shows AL consider ultimate edition worthy are truly wild to me. I mean there's the generally considered joke that was Blood C, although I suspect that might have gotten sales from mega Clamp fans, edgelords and people who appreciate the show for its memetic value. But a £220 rrp...

Thanks for the info. I guess I'll be sticking to just using Rightstuf then. Presumably their duty and tax deposit fee will cover everything

Hi folks, I'm looking to buy some items from Rightstuf during their current (& possibly last) Christmas sale, but I'm kinda discouraged by the price to get them over here ($50 for shipping. $70 for import/tax). I'm thinking of using Shipito instead, but I'm trying to figure out what will get...

As great as that sounds, unless there's been a radical shift in either AL's business strategy, or more likely, the UK fanbase, I'm pretty much resigned to picking up those pre-90's classic titles as US imports. It's honestly a shame that European releases don't include English subtitle options...

When was that question regarding Yuru Camp asked. btw? I would hope the current dubbing work on both the series & movie hints at an eventually physical release, even if it's only in the US