Jaysgba
Combat Butler
The replacement scheme.
Post a photo of your entire anime collection!
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D1tchd1gger
Shrine Maiden
Ah, yes
Bryan Admiraal
Hunter
Bryan Admiraal
Hunter
Scrambled Valkyrie
School Idol
Going to have to get round to posting some pics of mine at some point but it'll be a lot of work. Although I have most of it in one room there are little bits strewn all over the house! 
Birdie Num Num
Straw Hat Pirate
So it's not my entire collection but it is one of my prized possessions. I was updating my collection on blu-ray.com and thought I would take the chance to show it off
Lucky_Deity
Pokémon Master
Never really posted here before but I have been into collecting anime for quite a while now, when I was younger, I had a decent DVD collection but this was before I made the jump to Blu Ray and I sold off most of that, that was a while ago now though.
For the last three years I have been properly collecting but I have to work with a budget because Uni student.
There is so much I want to add to the collection but I am happy with what I've accumulated so far over the past few years or so.
I do have Violet Evergarden, Demon Slayer and The Promised Neverland on pre-order also.
For the last three years I have been properly collecting but I have to work with a budget because Uni student.
There is so much I want to add to the collection but I am happy with what I've accumulated so far over the past few years or so.
I do have Violet Evergarden, Demon Slayer and The Promised Neverland on pre-order also.
Bakauchuujin
Brigade Leader
Have taken some new photos and my collection has grown a bit since last time
Vincentdante
Time-Traveller
Very nice collection. Must have taken a lot of effort to line them up and show us the front covers
Blaize
Hunter
Shared this on Blu-Ray.com and figure I'd do it here too since I haven't done so for a few years. I was going to wait until I got some more shelves as alot is stored in a cupboard at the moment sadly but I just got the urge to do this anyway. Camera work/quality could be better but you can hopefully still see 95% of what is there.
I sort stuff via genre/catergories and then alphabetically. So it all makes sense to me at least lol
Abit awkward to take photos of these Artbox sets as the shelves they are on are in a cupboard space so. Also the long black thin set is Darker Than Black on BD in the stupid 'premium' packaging, the green set is a similar somewhat stupid 'premium' version of Black Lagoon. Both from Funimation.
And then into another cupboard where I store stuff I simply don't have shelf space for at the moment.
And that is my Anime collection
I sort stuff via genre/catergories and then alphabetically. So it all makes sense to me at least lol
Abit awkward to take photos of these Artbox sets as the shelves they are on are in a cupboard space so. Also the long black thin set is Darker Than Black on BD in the stupid 'premium' packaging, the green set is a similar somewhat stupid 'premium' version of Black Lagoon. Both from Funimation.
And then into another cupboard where I store stuff I simply don't have shelf space for at the moment.
And that is my Anime collection
For comparisons between this current update and my previous ones, check the links below:
Here's a blog version in case the images go missing.
Another year, another complete collection update. New shelf and additional shelf rows, plus the glass shelf and the PlayStation collection from the flat make a return. I should clarify that this collection spans at least 8 years.
The photos are divided into different sections and I have spoiler-tagged them (for better post viewing pace and avoid loading/slowdown issues for those who have weaker PCs or internet).
I changed the order of the shelves a fair bit so we are starting with Anime Limited first and foremost. This is the distributor where more than half of the new anime went towards because I love owning their sets.
I don’t collect every single Anime Limited CE but that being said, a majority of their titles are the ones I generally go for anyway. The Screen Anime membership also helped with the savings so that was handy.
The new Anime Limited Collector’s Edition additions are:
So last year, Manga was bought by Funimation and since then more and more Funimation (and also some Crunchyroll licenses that were part of that defunct partnership years ago) titles were slowly being released. Because importing is expensive enough as it is, I decided to make use of Manga’s UK releases whenever possible.
I also acquired a bunch of limited editions which are mainly UK variations of Funimation releases so that part is saved for the other section below.
Everyone’s most hated distributor (well saying that, seems the hate is now towards Funimation these days), but even though their prices are not cheap the sets themselves are pretty nice.
As I have mentioned in recent years I have changed my stance in terms of what I acquire from the distributor for funding reasons. It’s mainly going to be used for the Fate and Monogatari franchise now, unless another big series steps in to grab my interest to the max.
My plan was to grab the remainder of Monogatari during 2020, but I had some funding issues plus the uncertainty of the currency rate meant a delay for the last two sets I needed.
Sentai, also known as Sentai Filmworks, is a distributor that I am pretty much up-to-date with in terms of their special editions, especially as MVM is offering UK variants. That being said, much like Aniplex, I plan to keep the DanMachi franchise consistent with Sentai for the collection so I plan to try and grab the second season and the film next year if I can.
No new items this time around which is an odd change of pace. Then again the sales from this distributor are not accessible to UK customers.
Hey look it’s MVM. This was a distributor that years ago I initially blacklisted from my collection due to their QC issues and packaging, but over time they have managed to slowly make their way back up to the ranks of being worth checking out. The packaging can still be messy at times but it’s nowhere near as bad as their older sets. Despite my stance on the distributor in the past, I will be supporting them more into 2021 whenever I can.
Not many new additions in terms of their special editions but I did go for their sale for once so we have some more regular sets also.
The new MVM Collector’s Edition additions are:
Years ago I used to try and grab every Funimation limited edition I could get but eventually I got out of that mental idea and finally just chose the titles that I want to own personally. The currency rate being messy in recent years also helped with the decision and eventually Manga started to bring these sets to the UK so that was helpful.
There’s nothing new in terms of the regular US versions from Funimation, so this update is mainly for the limited editions I managed to acquire as well as a few Funimation UK titles that managed to make it to the collection before they were fully discontinued.
The new Funimation Limited Edition additions are:
In this section we have some anime that I bought over the years. The Bandai Visual & Honneamise titles as well as Bandai Visual Japan, Pied Piper and NIS America’s Premium DVD-sized sets. Nothing new was added for these publishers.
I was also having space issues so we have the PlayStation Vita games altogether in this row, with the PlayStation TV device as well. No new Vita games were acquired in 2020 though I did acquire some in 2018 & 2019 so I may as well recap them below since I didn’t include them in the previous update.
Next we have the video games. I somehow managed to place all of my PlayStation games into the last two rows on my main shelves, well I say almost as the Japanese imports are in another section.
I acquired the PlayStation 3 in 2013 and PlayStation 4 in 2016, and while I have mostly finished buying games for the former, the latter I am honestly way behind with as there’s tons of games left to get. There’s plenty more to acquire but many factors are taken into note, such as pricing and availability. I have picked up some western titles over the years but at the moment the main focus is getting the Japanese games first.
But yeah, since then I have acquired over 100 PS3 games and over 115 PS4 games for these two consoles. As the previous update did not cover both consoles, this update will mention the titles I have acquired since the 6th update post. There’s a lot.
At the bottom row of my glass shelf are the rest of my PlayStation 3 and 4 games, which is basically the Japanese imports. I have slowed down on my import haul due to various factors (like more games getting localised releases) but there are a couple more to get in the future. I didn’t acquire any in 2020 but there were a few PS4 imports in 2019.
The new PlayStation 3 additions are:
With the main shelves covered, the next part I want to cover are the titles included inside the glass shelf. This shelf has been with my collection since the beginning and it works well for the regular Blu-rays like my Asian Cinema collection. I managed to get a lot of Japanese and Hong Kong films as well as a couple Korean films this year and I hope to maintain that momentum into 2021. The biggest difference is that 88 Films joins the collection and many out of print Third Window Films releases were able to join also.
There’s also a couple misc. anime, primarily the Studio Canal Ghibli titles, Universal Pictures titles, Viz Media titles, Sony Pictures titles and Warner Bros titles, plus the Twilight Time release of Harlock: Space Pirate. This batch has nothing new added to them.
The new 88 Films additions are:
Next we are now on the old bookshelf which, as you may have guessed, is dedicated to the books for the most part. The first few rows have manga from publishers Dark Horse, Kodansha Comics, Square Enix, Yen Press and Viz Media.
Like the Gundam in the main shelves, I am also offering a section dedicated to Junji Ito manga because it makes sense to have them all placed together rather than spread out with the Viz titles.
The big focus was primarily towards Seven Seas & Ghost Ship because they don’t provide better survival rates in terms of stock compared to the other distributors. I have been doing my best but their prices are also more expensive than Viz and Yen etc.
The Viz media box sets are also placed throughout my room, though there’s nothing new added to that part. I am hoping Viz does release a fourth One Piece box set soon.
The new Ghost Ship & Seven Seas manga additions are:
Next we have the light novels. This section is a bit of a messy one because I acquired over the years a number of series with only their first volumes, with the exception of ARIFURETA last year. This year I have managed to get a few more volumes than the usual.
The only major changes this time has been with both Seven Seas and Yen Press, as I’ve put the J-Novel Club and Monogatari Vertical stuff on-hold for now.
The new Seven Seas light novel additions are:
The final part of my collection is the small selection of physical visual novels for PC, as well as a couple anime sets that were sized differently to where they could not fit with the others. The Perfect Blue Ultimate Edition for instance is larger than the NIS America A3-sized sets so this was the only suitable slot at the moment. There’s nothing new with these parts.
- Update #01 from 26th August 2013 (via Blog)
- Update #02 from 14th January 2014 (via Blog)
- Update #03 from 6th September 2014 (for the Blog version: see here)
- Update #04 from 1st April 2015 (for the Blog version: see here)
- Update #05 from 7th September 2016 (for the Blog version: see here)
- Update #06 from 30th December 2017 (for the Blog version: see here)
- Update #07 from 30th December 2019 (for the Blog version: see here)
Here's a blog version in case the images go missing.
Another year, another complete collection update. New shelf and additional shelf rows, plus the glass shelf and the PlayStation collection from the flat make a return. I should clarify that this collection spans at least 8 years.
The photos are divided into different sections and I have spoiler-tagged them (for better post viewing pace and avoid loading/slowdown issues for those who have weaker PCs or internet).
I changed the order of the shelves a fair bit so we are starting with Anime Limited first and foremost. This is the distributor where more than half of the new anime went towards because I love owning their sets.
I don’t collect every single Anime Limited CE but that being said, a majority of their titles are the ones I generally go for anyway. The Screen Anime membership also helped with the savings so that was handy.
The new Anime Limited Collector’s Edition additions are:
- Ajin: Demi-Human Season 2 + Movies 2 & 3
- Angelic Layer
- Birthday Wonderland
- Black Butler: Book of Circus
- Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion III: Glorification
- Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Part 1
- Durarara!!x2 Part 1: Shou
- Durarara!!x2 Part 2: Ten
- Durarara!!x2 Part 3: Ketsu
- Full Metal Panic! Invisible Victory
- GANGSTA.
- K: Missing Kings
- K: Return of Kings
- King’s Game the Animation
- KOKKOKU: Moment by Moment
- KonoSuba: God’s Blessing in this Wonderful World! Season 1
- Love Live! Sunshine!! Season 2
- Magic Knight Rayearth Part 1
- Magic Knight Rayearth Part 2
- Maquia: When the Promised Flower Blooms
- Penguin Highway
- Plastic Memories Part 1
- Plastic Memories Part 2
- PROMARE
- The Promised Neverland Season 1
- Revolutionary Girl Utena Part 1
- Revolutionary Girl Utena Part 2
- Revolutionary Girl Utena Part 3
- Silver Spoon Season 1
- Sword Art Online: Alicization Part 1
- Sword Art Online: Alicization Part 2
- Tamako Market & Love Story
- Weathering With You
- Welcome to the Ballroom Part 1
- Giovanni’s Island
- Aoharu x Machinegun
- Castle Town Dandelion
- Kiss Him, Not Me!
- Lucky Star
- Mind Game
- Mobile Suit Gundam 00: A Wakening of the Trailblazer
- Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory & Afterglow of Zeon
- Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn
- Mobile Suit Gundam Wing: Endless Waltz
- Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans Season 1
- Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans Season 2
- Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin V-VI
- Turn A Gundam Part 1
- Turn A Gundam Part 2
So last year, Manga was bought by Funimation and since then more and more Funimation (and also some Crunchyroll licenses that were part of that defunct partnership years ago) titles were slowly being released. Because importing is expensive enough as it is, I decided to make use of Manga’s UK releases whenever possible.
I also acquired a bunch of limited editions which are mainly UK variations of Funimation releases so that part is saved for the other section below.
- Black Clover Season 1
- Dr. STONE Season 1 Part 1
- I Want to Eat Your Pancreas
- My Hero Academia Season 1
- My Hero Academia Season 2
- My Hero Academia the Movie: Heroes Rising
- My Hero Academia the Movie: Two Heroes
- RADIANT Season 1 Part 1
- Saga of Tanya the Evil
- Soul Eater
- Star Blazers: Space Battleship Yamato 2199
- That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 1 Part 1
Everyone’s most hated distributor (well saying that, seems the hate is now towards Funimation these days), but even though their prices are not cheap the sets themselves are pretty nice.
As I have mentioned in recent years I have changed my stance in terms of what I acquire from the distributor for funding reasons. It’s mainly going to be used for the Fate and Monogatari franchise now, unless another big series steps in to grab my interest to the max.
My plan was to grab the remainder of Monogatari during 2020, but I had some funding issues plus the uncertainty of the currency rate meant a delay for the last two sets I needed.
- Koyomimonogatari
- Owarimonogatari Volume 1
- Owarimonogatari Volume 2
Sentai, also known as Sentai Filmworks, is a distributor that I am pretty much up-to-date with in terms of their special editions, especially as MVM is offering UK variants. That being said, much like Aniplex, I plan to keep the DanMachi franchise consistent with Sentai for the collection so I plan to try and grab the second season and the film next year if I can.
No new items this time around which is an odd change of pace. Then again the sales from this distributor are not accessible to UK customers.
Hey look it’s MVM. This was a distributor that years ago I initially blacklisted from my collection due to their QC issues and packaging, but over time they have managed to slowly make their way back up to the ranks of being worth checking out. The packaging can still be messy at times but it’s nowhere near as bad as their older sets. Despite my stance on the distributor in the past, I will be supporting them more into 2021 whenever I can.
Not many new additions in terms of their special editions but I did go for their sale for once so we have some more regular sets also.
The new MVM Collector’s Edition additions are:
- Mysteria Friends
- Rascal Does Not Dream of Bunny Girl Senpai
- The Eccentric Family Season 1
- Girlish Number
- Love and Lies
- Love, Election and Chocolate
- Photo Kano
- Seven Mortal Sins
Years ago I used to try and grab every Funimation limited edition I could get but eventually I got out of that mental idea and finally just chose the titles that I want to own personally. The currency rate being messy in recent years also helped with the decision and eventually Manga started to bring these sets to the UK so that was helpful.
There’s nothing new in terms of the regular US versions from Funimation, so this update is mainly for the limited editions I managed to acquire as well as a few Funimation UK titles that managed to make it to the collection before they were fully discontinued.
The new Funimation Limited Edition additions are:
- Attack on Titan: Junior High
- Freezing
- Freezing Vibration
- The Quintessential Quintuplets Season 1
- That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime Season 1 Part 2
- ARIFURETA: From Commonplace to World’s Strongest Season 1
- Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 1
- Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2
- Cautious Hero: The Hero is Overpowered but Overly Cautious
- Dr. STONE Season 1 Part 2
- RADIANT Season 1 Part 2
- The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 1 Part 1
- The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 1 Part 2
- SSSS.GRIDMAN
- Wise Man’s Grandchild
- ZOMBIE LAND SAGA
- Barakamon
- Heavy Object Part 1
- Heavy Object Part 2
- Shomin Sample
- Yurikuma Arashi
In this section we have some anime that I bought over the years. The Bandai Visual & Honneamise titles as well as Bandai Visual Japan, Pied Piper and NIS America’s Premium DVD-sized sets. Nothing new was added for these publishers.
I was also having space issues so we have the PlayStation Vita games altogether in this row, with the PlayStation TV device as well. No new Vita games were acquired in 2020 though I did acquire some in 2018 & 2019 so I may as well recap them below since I didn’t include them in the previous update.
- Bullet Girls (バレットガールズ)
- Corpse Party: Blood Drive
- Hyperdevotion Noire: Goddess Black Heart
- Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 2: Sister Generation
- Hyperdimension Neptunia Re;Birth 3: V Generation
- Hyperdimension Neptunia: Action Unleashed U
- MegaTagmension Blanc Plus Neptune Vs Zombies
- Muv-Luv
- Muv-Luv Alternative
- Super Monkey Ball: Banana Splitz
- Superdimension Neptune VS Sega Hard Girls
- Taiko no Tatsujin V Version (太鼓の達人 Vバージョン)
- Touch My Katamari
- Uta Kumi 575 (うた組み575)
Next we have the video games. I somehow managed to place all of my PlayStation games into the last two rows on my main shelves, well I say almost as the Japanese imports are in another section.
I acquired the PlayStation 3 in 2013 and PlayStation 4 in 2016, and while I have mostly finished buying games for the former, the latter I am honestly way behind with as there’s tons of games left to get. There’s plenty more to acquire but many factors are taken into note, such as pricing and availability. I have picked up some western titles over the years but at the moment the main focus is getting the Japanese games first.
But yeah, since then I have acquired over 100 PS3 games and over 115 PS4 games for these two consoles. As the previous update did not cover both consoles, this update will mention the titles I have acquired since the 6th update post. There’s a lot.
At the bottom row of my glass shelf are the rest of my PlayStation 3 and 4 games, which is basically the Japanese imports. I have slowed down on my import haul due to various factors (like more games getting localised releases) but there are a couple more to get in the future. I didn’t acquire any in 2020 but there were a few PS4 imports in 2019.
The new PlayStation 3 additions are:
- Afro Samurai
- Agarest: Generations of War
- Arcana Heart 3: Love Max!!!!!
- Deadly Premonition: Director’s Cut
- Dynasty Warriors: Gundam
- Dynasty Warriors: Gundam 2
- Eternal Sonata
- Everybody’s Golf: World Tour
- Folklore
- God of War: Ascension
- Heavenly Sword
- Jak & Daxter HD Collection
- Katamari Forever
- Killzone 2
- Lollipop Chainsaw
- Mobile Suit Gundam: Target in Sight
- Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
- PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale
- Puppeteer
- Ratchet & Clank HD Collection
- Ridge Racer 7
- Siren Blood Curse
- Sly Cooper HD Collection
- Tears to Tiara II: Heir of the Overlord
- Tekken Hybrid
- White Knight Chronicles II
- The 25th Ward: The Silver Case
- 428: Shibuya Scramble
- Attack on Titan: Wings of Freedom
- Blue Reflection
- Chaos;Child
- Code Vein
- Cyberdimension Neptunia: 4 Goddesses Online
- Danganronpa 1 & 2 Reload
- Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony
- Date A Live: Rio Reincarnation
- Death Stranding
- DJMAX Respect
- Fate/Extella Link
- Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star
- Final Fantasy VII Remake
- Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise
- Gal*Gun: Double Peace
- GOD EATER 2: Rage Burst
- God of War
- God of War 3 Remastered
- .hack//G.U. Last Recode
- Hatsune Miku: Project Diva X
- Judgment
- Kingdom Hearts -HD 2.8 Final Chapter Prologue-
- Kingdom Hearts III
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II
- The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III
- Marvel’s Spider-Man
- Megadimension Neptunia VII
- Megadimension Neptunia VIIR
- Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom
- Nights of Azure
- The Nonary Games: 999 & Virtue’s Last Reward
- Odin Sphere Leifthrasir
- One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3
- Onechanbara Z2: Chaos
- Onimusha: Warlords
- Our World Is Ended
- Persona 5 Royal
- PUNCH LINE
- Raging Loop
- Robotics;Notes ELITE & DaSH
- Ryu ga Gotoku Ishin! (龍が如く 維新!)
- Saint Seiya: Soldier’s Soul
- Sakura Wars
- Sengoku Basara 4 Sumeragi (戦国BASARA4 皇)
- Senran Kagura Burst Re:Newal
- Shining Resonance Refrain
- Spyro Reignited Trilogy
- Steins;Gate Elite
- Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet
- Sword Art Online: Hollow Realization
- Tales of Berseria
- Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition
- Tales of Zestiria
- Tokyo Xanadu eX+
- Toukiden 2
- Utawarerumono Zan
- Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception
- Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth
- Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen
- Valkyria Chronicles 4
- Valkyria Chronicles Remastered
- Warriors All-Stars
- The Witch and the Hundred Knight Revival Edition
- WORLDEND SYNDROME
- Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
- Yakuza Kiwami 2
- Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana
- YU-NO: A Girl Who Chants Love at the Bound of this World
- Zero Time Dilemma
- Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner Mars
With the main shelves covered, the next part I want to cover are the titles included inside the glass shelf. This shelf has been with my collection since the beginning and it works well for the regular Blu-rays like my Asian Cinema collection. I managed to get a lot of Japanese and Hong Kong films as well as a couple Korean films this year and I hope to maintain that momentum into 2021. The biggest difference is that 88 Films joins the collection and many out of print Third Window Films releases were able to join also.
There’s also a couple misc. anime, primarily the Studio Canal Ghibli titles, Universal Pictures titles, Viz Media titles, Sony Pictures titles and Warner Bros titles, plus the Twilight Time release of Harlock: Space Pirate. This batch has nothing new added to them.
The new 88 Films additions are:
- Armour of God II: Operation Condor (飛鷹計劃)
- Crime Story (重案組)
- Dragon Lord (龍少爺)
- Dragons Forever (飛龍猛將)
- The Fearless Hyena (笑拳怪招)
- Heart of Dragon (龍的心)
- Miracles: The Canton Godfather (奇蹟)
- New Fist of Fury (新精武門)
- The Protector (威龍猛探)
- Shaolin Wooden Men (少林木人巷)
- Spiritual Kung Fu (拳精)
- Branded to Kill (殺しの烙印)
- Horrors of Malformed Men (江戸川乱歩全集 恐怖奇形人間)
- One Missed Call Trilogy:
- One Missed Call (着信アリ)
- One Missed Call 2 (着信アリ2)
- One Missed Call Final (着信アリFinal)
- Ring Collection:
- Ringu (リング)
- Ringu 2 (リング2)
- Ringu 0: Birthday (リング0 バースデイ)
- Spiral (らせん)
- Akira Kurosawa Samurai Collection:
- Seven Samurai (七人の侍)
- Throne of Blood (蜘蛛巣城)
- The Hidden Fortress (隠し砦の三悪人)
- Yojimbo (用心棒)
- Sanjuro (椿三十郎)
- The Flavour of Green Tea Over Rice (お茶漬けの味)
- Funeral Parade of Roses (薔薇の葬列)
- Three Films with Sammo Hung:
- Eastern Condors (東方禿鷹)
- The Iron-Fisted Monk (三德和尚與舂米六)
- The Magnificent Butcher (林世榮)
- Two Films By John Woo:
- Last Hurrah For Chivalry (豪俠)
- Hand Of Death (少林門)
- Tokyo Sonata (トウキョウソナタ)
- Tokyo Tribe (トウキョウ トライブ)
- Mother (마더)
- Antiporno (アンチポルノ)
- Cold Fish (冷たい熱帯魚)
- Confessions (告白)
- For Love’s Sake (愛と誠)
- Han Gong-ju (한공주)
- Hana-bi (はなび)
- Hanagatami (花筐)
- Kamikaze Girls (下妻物語 ヤンキーちゃんとロリータちゃん)
- Kotoko (KOTOKO)
- The Legend of the Stardust Brothers (星くず兄弟の伝説)
- Lowlife Love (下衆の愛)
- Memories of Matsuko (嫌われ松子の一生)
- Pink Films Vol. 1 & 2:
- Inflatable Sex Doll of the Wastelands (荒野のダッチワイフ)
- Gushing Prayer (噴出祈願 十五代の売春婦)
- Pink Films Vol. 3 & 4:
- Abnormal Family (変態家族兄貴の嫁さん)
- Blue Film Woman (ブルーフィルムの女)
- Pluto (명왕성)
- Top Knot Detective (TOP KNOT DETECTIVE)
- Toshiaki Toyoda: The Early Years:
- 9 Souls (ナイン・ソウルズ)
- Pornostar (ポルノスター)
- Unchain (アンチェイン)
- Tsukamoto:
- Killing (斬、)
- Haze (ＨＡＺＥ)
- The Adventures of Denchu-kozo (電柱小僧の冒険)
- Vulgaria (低俗喜劇)
Next we are now on the old bookshelf which, as you may have guessed, is dedicated to the books for the most part. The first few rows have manga from publishers Dark Horse, Kodansha Comics, Square Enix, Yen Press and Viz Media.
Like the Gundam in the main shelves, I am also offering a section dedicated to Junji Ito manga because it makes sense to have them all placed together rather than spread out with the Viz titles.
The big focus was primarily towards Seven Seas & Ghost Ship because they don’t provide better survival rates in terms of stock compared to the other distributors. I have been doing my best but their prices are also more expensive than Viz and Yen etc.
The Viz media box sets are also placed throughout my room, though there’s nothing new added to that part. I am hoping Viz does release a fourth One Piece box set soon.
The new Ghost Ship & Seven Seas manga additions are:
- Destiny Lovers – Vol. 1
- Monster Musume – Vol. 4-6
- Plus-Sized Elf – Vol. 1-5
- World’s End Harem – Vol. 1-7
- World’s End Harem: Fantasia – Vol. 1
- Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs – Vol. 4-8
- Interspecies Reviewers – Vol. 1
- Junji Ito’s No Longer Human
Next we have the light novels. This section is a bit of a messy one because I acquired over the years a number of series with only their first volumes, with the exception of ARIFURETA last year. This year I have managed to get a few more volumes than the usual.
The only major changes this time has been with both Seven Seas and Yen Press, as I’ve put the J-Novel Club and Monogatari Vertical stuff on-hold for now.
The new Seven Seas light novel additions are:
- How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom – Vol. 2-3
- Monster Girl Doctor – Vol. 1-3
- Do You Love Your Mom and Her Two-Hit Multi-Target Attacks? – Vol. 1
- The Hero is Overpowered but Overly Cautious – Vol. 2
- High School DxD – Vol. 1
- Is it Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? – Vol. 2
- KonoSuba: God’s Blessing in this Wonderful World! – Vol. 2
- That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime – Vol. 1
The final part of my collection is the small selection of physical visual novels for PC, as well as a couple anime sets that were sized differently to where they could not fit with the others. The Perfect Blue Ultimate Edition for instance is larger than the NIS America A3-sized sets so this was the only suitable slot at the moment. There’s nothing new with these parts.
Blaize
Hunter
Love your collection! Your making me pine for my old video game collection looking at some of your stuff. I used to own alot of games but I sold them all as I just wasn't playing them. I might rebuild parts of that collection someday, though the prices of retro gaming thanks to YouTube makes me less keen.
Thanks! Video game collecting is pretty great when you mainly focus on regular editions. I'm not a fan of Limited Run Games due to their high prices and bad timings, though thankfully a game included under their label can still get a physical release later depending on the publisher (Ys Origin for instance got a release in Europe surprisingly).
I do agree that retro games have gotten more expensive but if I were to go into retro collecting it's mainly going to be from Japan since they handle their stuff with care. The Japanese PS3 collection I have is almost at a perfect position as there's still a few more games I want to get for the console, while the Japanese PS4 collection only has a few due to most being localised already. One area I would love to explore is the Japanese PS2 catalogue because it's large and has a ton of intriguing games like Critical Velocity (Ridge Racer spin-off, ThorHighHeels has a great video covering this game), Super Galdelic Hour (imagine Dead or Alive Xtreme making a Mario Party game published by Enix), and of course the anime IPs like Berserk, Blood+ (Suda51 version), Gantz, GODANNAR, Ikkitousen and Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple.
Lordhippos
Pokémon Master
My tiny collection, compared to some here it's a drop in the ocean!
I have been enjoying (probably too much) anime since all the lockdown stuff kicked in, I watched Bleach, Naruto, Deathnote over a decade ago, but for some reason I then didn't really watch anything until 2020. As you can imagine I have a lot of catching up to do.
This collection started life in November of 2020, my goals with this are:
My copy of Gurren Lagann is still in flight, I have pre-orders for RE:Zero S1 CE and Fate UBW CE's in process as well when they come out.
And yes, that is a framed picture of a badger, my mum gave it to me as a house warming present when I bought my first house
I have been enjoying (probably too much) anime since all the lockdown stuff kicked in, I watched Bleach, Naruto, Deathnote over a decade ago, but for some reason I then didn't really watch anything until 2020. As you can imagine I have a lot of catching up to do.
This collection started life in November of 2020, my goals with this are:
- Not to get too big, I will mainly buy shows I really liked, rather than just OK ones.
- I will focus on CE's, collections, seasons, I don't really want to get parts if I can avoid it.
- Support the UK industry, I am not importing from other regions in general.
- I don't want to freeload everything, so I tend to watch what I want by other means, and then if I like it I'll buy it (if it's available).
My copy of Gurren Lagann is still in flight, I have pre-orders for RE:Zero S1 CE and Fate UBW CE's in process as well when they come out.
And yes, that is a framed picture of a badger, my mum gave it to me as a house warming present when I bought my first house
SAHO
Thousand Master
I need quick advice from a experienced collector on storing a collection on a shelf. I usually have all of my Anime BD/DVD stored in large cardboard boxes in sections (Like a bento box 
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Just last month or 2 I've started to place some of the collection on shelf. Usually I arrange Game/Blu-ray cases vertical but this time around I opted for horizontal.
My question which is the most storage efficient? Additionally, does placing vertical damage the cases as well? I stacked from heavy (bottom) to light (top).
What do you guys think? I'm aiming for more storage and less case damage here
)Just last month or 2 I've started to place some of the collection on shelf. Usually I arrange Game/Blu-ray cases vertical but this time around I opted for horizontal.
My question which is the most storage efficient? Additionally, does placing vertical damage the cases as well? I stacked from heavy (bottom) to light (top).
What do you guys think? I'm aiming for more storage and less case damage here
Denny Fisher
Dragon Knight
Personally I would never store titles that way.I need quick advice from a experienced collector on storing a collection on a shelf. I usually have all of my Anime BD/DVD stored in large cardboard boxes in sections (Like a bento box
Just last month or 2 I've started to place some of the collection on shelf. Usually I arrange Game/Blu-ray cases vertical but this time around I opted for horizontal.
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My question which is the most storage efficient? Additionally, does placing vertical damage the cases as well? I stacked from heavy (bottom) to light (top).
What do you guys think? I'm aiming for more storage and less case damage here
I would just add more shelves, especially if your collection continues to grow.
SAHO
Thousand Master
I agree, usually I don't. However I'm trying to reduce the overall collection BIG time. Though will the vertical layout damage the cases or is it safe you reckon? Should I perhaps keep the CEs vertical and standard BD as is?
Thought I'd ask a professional collector like yourself as you've been in the game a long time now