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Eve and Eve from Book Depository
Your move, Hideaki Anno.Nice.
I hope it gets the UK Blu-Ray treatment someday.
Cowboy Bebop, that Miyazaki classicCowboy Bebop
Howl's Moving Castle
Tales From Earthsea
From Up on Poppy Hill
The Cat Returns
Thought id finally try and complete my Ghibli collection! Only 4 (5 if you count Lupin) remaining.
Hope you enjoyed your time in London! I’ll have to check out Forbidden Planet tommorow for any anime deals.Got back from Ye Olde London Town yesterday, and brought these back with me:
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Starting with a couple of bargains from Forbidden Planet. Poppy Hill is a BD upgrade for me, and My Love Story was only £20!
Thanks to @Aaron for the heads-up on this one:
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Forbidden Planet had a copy as well (this time filed alongside the Zelda one under "oversized manga"), but since I have a Waterstones card, I got mine out of their Piccadilly branch.
I also picked up a cheap copy of Detonator Orgun in CEX:
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I mainly bought it for the Johnathan Clements commentary track, really, but it's in very good condition, including the slip cover.
The anime section's shrunk massively since I was last there a couple of years ago. It's now just one side of a small shelving unit!Hope you enjoyed your time in London! I’ll have to check out Forbidden Planet tommorow for any anime deals.
Yeah I recall going in there last month or so and it’s tiny now, seems they don’t sell a lot of DVD/Blu Rays.The anime section's shrunk massively since I was last there a couple of years ago. It's now just one side of a small shelving unit!
And yeah, I had fun in London, dude. Thanks.
Good luck finding a good deal or two.
I think, because they don't sell a great number of them, they can't order enough in to get a very competitive wholesaler discount, meaning they have to charge a certain amount to be able to turn profit... so people just buy them elsewhere where they're cheaper. It's a bit of a downward spiral, unfortunately.Yeah I recall going in there last month or so and it’s tiny now, seems they don’t sell a lot of DVD/Blu Rays.
Yahoo! I hope it brings you many hours of mushroom-fueled joy!Thanks to @Aaron for the heads-up on this one:
Forbidden Planet had a copy as well (this time filed alongside the Zelda one under "oversized manga"), but since I have a Waterstones card, I got mine out of their Piccadilly branch.
That's what they get for selling anime for more higher prices compared to Cex, Amazon and HMV.I think, because they don't sell a great number of them, they can't order enough in to get a very competitive wholesaler discount, meaning they have to charge a certain amount to be able to turn profit... so people just buy them elsewhere where they're cheaper. It's a bit of a downward spiral, unfortunately.
The Southampton store is one of their biggest, I think, and they've just expanded their manga area/selection, but the anime section has never been more than a couple of shelves most of which is Ghibli.I think, because they don't sell a great number of them, they can't order enough in to get a very competitive wholesaler discount, meaning they have to charge a certain amount to be able to turn profit... so people just buy them elsewhere where they're cheaper. It's a bit of a downward spiral, unfortunately.
I love anime but you are correct, there are some titles I really don't enjoy but others will.just because 1 collects anime doesn't mean they like every anime, or will buy every anime.
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