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Just a update to say I received my set of bookmarks from AL today, which was a surprise as I never got a reply to my message. So if anyone else who ordered the CE wants them, send AL a message and let them know.
That's the 2nd part.There’s a little blurb that states “pre-orders will re-open in 2023” however the release date is listed as March 20th.
Mine also turned up today without prompting so presumably they were just taking their time. So much for improving communication though.Just a update to say I received my set of bookmarks from AL today, which was a surprise as I never got a reply to my message. So if anyone else who ordered the CE wants them, send AL a message and let them know.
Yeah mine turned up today. Didn't think I'd had a reply but it went to my junk folder for some reason.I had a reply yesterday saying they sent the bookmarks, so hopefully they arrive tomorrow.
Oh cool, I'd been wanting to watch Princess Jellyfish again and was thinking about tracking down the OOP DVDs soon. This will save me that headache for now.
It boggles the mind that there's a £40 RRP for a 40-minute short. Even super-expensive items like the Pony Canyon US Sound! Euphonium discs didn't work out at a pound per minute!Summer Ghost is up for its Early Bird price again.
Summer Ghost Collector's Edition
A group of high-school students light fireworks in the hope of awaking the ghost of a young woman who has been sighted over several years. Each of the friends has a reason for being there, and on one night the living and the dead are joined together...www.alltheanime.com
Yeah, I almost stumped up for this then saw it was only 40 minutes long. Even at the currently reduced price of £25... no.It boggles the mind that there's a £40 RRP for a 40-minute short. Even super-expensive items like the Pony Canyon US Sound! Euphonium discs didn't work out at a pound per minute!
Manga Video had an almost perfect pricing model for OAVs back in the mid-90s. It started at £6 for half-hour episodes like The Guyver, 45 minutes tended to be £9 for the likes of a Doomed Megalopolis episodes, an hour would be £11 for something like Battle Angel Alita (2x 30 minutes), and feature-length movies were £13. They bumped up some brackets by a pound later on, but it always felt like value for running time; you knew how much you were getting for your money.Yeah, I almost stumped up for this then saw it was only 40 minutes long. Even at the currently reduced price of £25... no.
Well done.Manga Video had an almost perfect pricing model for OAVs back in the mid-90s. It started at £6 for half-hour episodes like The Guyver, 45 minutes tended to be £9 for the likes of a Doomed Megalopolis episodes, an hour would be £11 for something like Battle Angel Alita (2x 30 minutes), and feature-length movies were £13. They bumped up some brackets by a pound later on, but it always felt like value for running time; you knew how much you were getting for your money.
The fact that I still remember the exact prices of various anime from the 90s probably explains why I never absorbed much of what I was taught at school at the time...
As I started reading your post I recalled that they raised the prices by £1 at some point. Then you got to that part. Never have I felt a keener moment of kinship with another forum dwellerManga Video had an almost perfect pricing model for OAVs back in the mid-90s. It started at £6 for half-hour episodes like The Guyver, 45 minutes tended to be £9 for the likes of a Doomed Megalopolis episodes, an hour would be £11 for something like Battle Angel Alita (2x 30 minutes), and feature-length movies were £13. They bumped up some brackets by a pound later on, but it always felt like value for running time; you knew how much you were getting for your money.