UK Anime Distributor Crunchyroll/Funimation/Manga UK Discussion Thread

Well that saves ever importing it at least. Waiting for a price drop or a code before I’d consider buying though.
 
I think a £65 RPP is a bit of a joke, £50 with discounts stings too. I wouldn't expect the set to cost more than £35-£40, or at least that's what I'd think AL would be charging for something similar. Just comparing to AL's Season 1 set, they were charging £31.50 for the Early Bird. I imagine even without EBs, it wasn't close to £50 on launch and had a SE day and date to boot.
 
That would be better than this
The Uk anime industry is wrong
CE first is wrong its a bad profit first business model and im sick of it. Its why i import all other markets offer a choice we dont. Australia is smaller yet offer a choice Madman is releasing both Magus Bride is a joke. And we made this we did this to ourselves. AL changed the market im saying for worse as these CEs aren't as good as ALs and are more expensive.
 
IncendiaryLemon said:
I think a £65 RPP is a bit of a joke, £50 with discounts stings too. I wouldn't expect the set to cost more than £35-£40, or at least that's what I'd think AL would be charging for something similar. Just comparing to AL's Season 1 set, they were charging £31.50 for the Early Bird. I imagine even without EBs, it wasn't close to £50 on launch and had a SE day and date to boot.
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A £65 rrp still makes it slightly cheaper than the US version at full price($85 ex VAT). Still an expensive release for this kind of stuff in the UK though.
 
sniper_samurai said:
A £65 rrp still makes it slightly cheaper than the US version at full price($85 ex VAT). Still an expensive release for this kind of stuff in the UK though.
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Also AoT didn’t sell neither did MHA S1 people don’t like the tat filled US release I feel s1 only sold because AL priced it £15 lower and slightly improved on the US CE by artcards in the box
 
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