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© MAGES. / 5pb. The spring 2019 anime series Yu-No is getting its home video releases handled by NVC Universal Japan and they went a pretty good route for it. The series was scheduled for a trio of box sets that began release on August 28th, 2019 where each set is priced at 21,000 yen each. Now, the twenty-six-episode series is getting a new complete box set priced at 15,000 yen that arrives on May 28th, 2021. The set looks to have all the same extras on-disc as the originals as it’s a six-disc set. With the set coming up in a few days, we now have a good look at the main cover and full p...
© Sou Hamayumiba Ochikobore Fruit Tart, or Dropout Idol Fruit Tart, is getting its home video releases in Japan handled by Kadokawa. The twelve-episode series is getting a three-volume release that began on January 27th, 2021. The DVD sets are priced at 11,000 yen each while the Blu-ray sets are priced at 13,000 yen each. With the third and final set coming up on March 24th, 2021, we now have a look at the cover artwork and packaging in a larger size to check out. Check out the full schedule below with known details and bonus items! The series has Keiichiro Kawaguchi directing based on the...
It’s been a few years since the Momokuri anime series made its way out with streaming and then getting some home video release love. Sentai Filmworks did the show well with both DVD and Blu-ray releases but they never rolled out the trailer on their channel, relegating it to just their home video releases. They’ve added that to their channel and we’ve got it to check out below as the series is still in print and is currently streaming on HIDIVE. Also, check out the opening sequence with the song “Daisuki dayo Daisuki dayo Umarete kite Arigatou” by Yuki Kurihara & Shinya Momotsuki a...
With the home video release for Parasyte -the maxim- out already through Sentai Filmworks, the show has seen some solid expansion to other streaming services in the time since then. What we haven’t seen for it is an actual trailer from Sentai, which was produced and released on home video releases in the trailers section but never added to their YouTube channel. That’s now been rectified for this series and you can check it out below and relive a little bit of the past. Or just see something weird for the first time. The series is still in print on home video and is streaming through HI...