Indeed. Plus the entire catalogue of Anime I bought this year is exclusively stuff I saw behind the commodores back. Since I discoveved AL release Gundam officially and found this place I decided I wanted to support the UK industry. I don't care about paying £30 extra for semantics and stupid slidey cases.
I like the stuff in all the CE's I bought but to answer you, no, I wouldn't import one for the box. I meant the semantics of collecting Anime, I want to support the UK Anime industry through my favorite shows as I said as it is worth investing in.
Tbh it's pretty much the same as any MVM collectors set. It is a sturdy box regardless.
If I'm correct, they said this last time with The Asterisk War on Twitter, but it turned out it wasn't the case (it was authored locally). I've looked for the tweet in question, but it's probably been deleted.
Just curious, as they authored The Asterisk War locally, how was the subtitles anyway? I knew they had the same problem as Manga with them being unable to display more than one line of captions at a time on their DVD versions of Flip Flappers and Grimoire of Zero (the former title I've read on Just Passing Through's review, the latter title I checked myself as I have the CE combo pack), but I don't know how they did on their Blu-rays.
They were AoAs font so I think they used their track I haven’t fully watched it yet though
One of the differences I know of is that unlike the AoA release where the subtitles are completely optional, the MVM release has only the main translation optional, but the signs track is player forced.
We've decided to wait until its officially released, that way we can get a better idea on a broader scale as opposed to just customers who ordered direct from us. We had the disc re-checked with our authoring house and they found no issues whatsoever. Neither American nor Australian copies had any issues either so it's been completely bizarre.