Outbreak Company - Complete Collection
Format [Region]: Blu-ray & DVD [A & 1]
Release Date: 03 March 2015
Format [Region]: Blu-ray & DVD [A & 1]
Release Date: 03 March 2015
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Kill la Kill - Box Set 4: Limited Edition
Format [Region]: Blu-ray/DVD [ABC|1]
Release Date: 24 February 2015
Format [Region]: Blu-ray/DVD [ABC|1]
Release Date: 24 February 2015
The Tale of the Princess Kaguya
Format [Region]: Blu-ray/DVD [A|1]
Release Date: 17th February 2015
Format [Region]: Blu-ray/DVD [A|1]
Release Date: 17th February 2015
The Familiar of Zero: Knight of the Twin Moons - Complete Collection
Format [Region]: Blu-ray & DVD [A & 1]
Release Date: 10 March 2015
The World God Only Knows: Goddesses - Complete Collection
Format [Region]: Blu-ray & DVD [A & 1]
Release Date: 10 March 2015
Format [Region]: Blu-ray & DVD [A & 1]
Release Date: 10 March 2015
The World God Only Knows: Goddesses - Complete Collection
Format [Region]: Blu-ray & DVD [A & 1]
Release Date: 10 March 2015
Mangaranga
Za Warudo
Thank god Sentai actually went with a decent cover for Zero rather than the preliminary fanservicey ******** one. I didn't realise it's a single disc release so I'm unlikely to buy it now though.
I've noticed there's a lack of clean opening & closing added to certain Sentai releases, I'm quite concerned about that.
Mangaranga
Za Warudo
Maybe they realised they don't really count as special features?
Perhaps.
One Piece - Collection: Box One (Amazon Exclusive)
Format [Region]: DVD [1]
Release Date: 06 January 2015
Images courtesy of Amazon customer Dilion.
One Piece - Collection: Box One (Amazon Exclusive)
Format [Region]: DVD [1]
Release Date: 06 January 2015
Images courtesy of Amazon customer Dilion.
Rosencrantz
Dragon Knight
Joshawott said:
It seems to be a miracle we get any OVA's these days
If they did have them I'd wager it'd be a standalone release in any event.
Denki-Gai - Box 1
Format [Region]: Blu-ray [TBA] and DVD [1], DVD version is shown below.
Release Date: 10 April 2015
Main cover is from Volume 1. Disc artwork are from Volumes 1 and 2, suggests there will be three parts with 4 episodes each. It's confirmed by TRSI that these will be priced around the same level as Aniplex.
The Japanese Blu-ray Volume 1 included a Drama CD, B3 size poster, and Textless Opening and Endings. Volume 2 included a Drama CD and B3 size poster.
Format [Region]: Blu-ray [TBA] and DVD [1], DVD version is shown below.
Release Date: 10 April 2015
Main cover is from Volume 1. Disc artwork are from Volumes 1 and 2, suggests there will be three parts with 4 episodes each. It's confirmed by TRSI that these will be priced around the same level as Aniplex.
The Japanese Blu-ray Volume 1 included a Drama CD, B3 size poster, and Textless Opening and Endings. Volume 2 included a Drama CD and B3 size poster.
More details on that Denki-gai set:
I think it's a pretty nice release but it's only going to interest hardcore fans of the show and absolutely nobody else - Denki-gai is no Puella Magi Madoka Magica. Since I don't like PonyCan USA's first anime selection I guess I'll start saving up for the inevitable summer release of the magical high school boys...
Before anyone gets out their pitchforks and declares this the end of anime as we know it, I'd like to remind them that this is a super-quick premium release. There is no chance it would have been released this year if anyone else had licensed it anyway, so it only makes sense to compare a normal US anime release to a future box set, not to the premium singles nobody is forcing anyone to buy.
It's kinda cool to have Spanish subs on there too.
R
I think it's a pretty nice release but it's only going to interest hardcore fans of the show and absolutely nobody else - Denki-gai is no Puella Magi Madoka Magica. Since I don't like PonyCan USA's first anime selection I guess I'll start saving up for the inevitable summer release of the magical high school boys...
Before anyone gets out their pitchforks and declares this the end of anime as we know it, I'd like to remind them that this is a super-quick premium release. There is no chance it would have been released this year if anyone else had licensed it anyway, so it only makes sense to compare a normal US anime release to a future box set, not to the premium singles nobody is forcing anyone to buy.
It's kinda cool to have Spanish subs on there too.
R
Mangaranga
Za Warudo
Why is that listed under the Bonus/Special section?
It looks like a bigger version of those super slim DVD cases. Actually it looks to be the same size as NISA's big oversized boxes. I don't want a big case OR a DVD case, and honestly that's enough to dissuade me from buying a release nowadays since I just don't have the space for anything like that anymore. I knew the products would be expensive since they were going for an Aniplex style release, but this is more expensive than Aniplex's individual 4/5 episode volumes and It doesn't even look anywhere near as nice IMO.
cyborg 002
School Idol
What a complete insane price!
4 episodes.
100 minutes.
Some extras.
Cost over 70$
Pony Canayon won't get me as there customer.
4 episodes.
100 minutes.
Some extras.
Cost over 70$
Pony Canayon won't get me as there customer.
st_owly (witch)
Time-Traveller
As someone on ANN said, they're NIS releases for Aniplex prices. Batshit crazy.
To be honest, some recent NIS America releases have been better than recent Aniplex USA ones in terms of quality. I'm legitimately disappointed by the contents and presentation of the Valvrave sets given their price (they don't feel very 'premium' compared to earlier efforts), and at least NISA try to get BD for all their shows these days...
I wish PonyCan was experimenting with better shows, though. They're not going to get very much useful data by selling niche titles to such niche customers.
R
I wish PonyCan was experimenting with better shows, though. They're not going to get very much useful data by selling niche titles to such niche customers.
R
Mangaranga
Za Warudo
I suppose the reason for Valvrave's lack of content is down to the fact that the sets are standard editions. Yes it's pretty bad that there's not much in the way of physical extras given the price, but they're not marketing the set as a LE - same with Nisekoi.Rui said:
The first three Standard BD Kill La Kill sets (First half of the series) cost the same amount as the Valvrave set. Aniplex still releasing DVD titles is a major pain in the ass though, considering I pretty much only buy their sets for the Japanese grade Video and Audio Quality.
It's far superior than any western distributor in AU/US/UK.
Agreed. I have a bad feeling that someone is going to look at the sales figures for these two shows and pull the plug on the entire US operation.Rui said:
st_owly (witch)
Time-Traveller
I suspect MVM are not releasing Monogatari like that by choice. At least the UK release is affordable, especially compared to the Aniplex US one.
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