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Re: The old-school anime DVD/BD news thread.

Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2014 8:00 am
by SteveH
Devilman is out on DVD in the U.S.?! DEVILMAN?!?!?

http://www.amazon.com/Devilman-Complete ... s=devilman

Holy crap, I think I'm going to have to marry Discotek now, for doing this nonsense.

And Mazinger Z set 2 is due this month (Dec. 2014).

I need more monies.

AMERICAN ANIME COSPLAY FANDOM! I NOW CHALLENGE YOU! I expect to see plenty of Devilman TV series cosplay during 2015!

Re: The old-school anime DVD/BD news thread.

Posted: Wed Dec 03, 2014 9:05 am
by usamimi
YES! Discotek has been so very kind to us lately. ;A; I wish I could buy everything they've put out lately...need more moneyssss.

I would LOVE to see some Devilman cosplay next year, that'd be amazing!

Re: The old-school anime DVD/BD news thread.

Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2014 4:50 pm
by usamimi
Discotek just announced they'll be re-releasing Iria:Zeiram The Animation next year! With improved picture quality, even. Can't wait!

Re: The old-school anime DVD/BD news thread.

Posted: Sun Dec 21, 2014 11:33 pm
by SteveH
usamimi wrote:Discotek just announced they'll be re-releasing Iria:Zeiram The Animation next year! With improved picture quality, even. Can't wait!
*pffff*

And no mention of CB Chara Go Nagai World?

The one thing that in a way paved the way for the Great Mazinger Revival?

For Shame. :)

And Lupin III Jigen's Gravestone? Awesomeness. Only thing that's kept me from buying Woman Called Fujiko is the damnable dual format release. Ups the price. Thanks, Funi.

Heck, maybe Discotek can release Toho's Gorath. Go ahead, guys, destroy my mind. Fill that gap in my library (with a licensed R-1 DVD).

Re: The old-school anime DVD/BD news thread.

Posted: Mon Dec 22, 2014 9:54 am
by llj
usamimi wrote:Discotek just announced they'll be re-releasing Iria:Zeiram The Animation next year! With improved picture quality, even. Can't wait!
I have never actually watched Iria. Oh, I was aware of this OVA since it first came out, and it always seemed like my thing, but never got around to getting a copy. The iffy quality of the previous DVDs scared me off too.

Hooray for Toei Little Mermaid! Would love to show it to nephews and friends' kids to traumatize them!

Re: The old-school anime DVD/BD news thread.

Posted: Sat Dec 27, 2014 4:14 pm
by greg
I love Iria! I've watched that series several times. I love the completely exotic and alien world they live in, and the bizarre technology. The live action Zeiram movies are fun to watch as well.

Re: The old-school anime DVD/BD news thread.

Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2015 4:11 pm
by usamimi
SteveH wrote:
usamimi wrote:Discotek just announced they'll be re-releasing Iria:Zeiram The Animation next year! With improved picture quality, even. Can't wait!
*pffff*

And no mention of CB Chara Go Nagai World?

The one thing that in a way paved the way for the Great Mazinger Revival?

For Shame. :)

And Lupin III Jigen's Gravestone? Awesomeness. Only thing that's kept me from buying Woman Called Fujiko is the damnable dual format release. Ups the price. Thanks, Funi.

Heck, maybe Discotek can release Toho's Gorath. Go ahead, guys, destroy my mind. Fill that gap in my library (with a licensed R-1 DVD).
:oops: I meant to come back and add that one, but I totally forgot to. D'oh! XD

Fujiko Mine's dropped a bit in price since I bought it...I think I paid around $50? Now you can get it for less than $40.

I'm excited for the Toei Little Mermaid release, too. That was definitely something I rented several times as a kid, lol.

Re: The old-school anime DVD/BD news thread.

Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2015 8:56 pm
by SteveH
usamimi wrote:
SteveH wrote:
usamimi wrote:Discotek just announced they'll be re-releasing Iria:Zeiram The Animation next year! With improved picture quality, even. Can't wait!
*pffff*

And no mention of CB Chara Go Nagai World?

The one thing that in a way paved the way for the Great Mazinger Revival?

For Shame. :)

And Lupin III Jigen's Gravestone? Awesomeness. Only thing that's kept me from buying Woman Called Fujiko is the damnable dual format release. Ups the price. Thanks, Funi.

Heck, maybe Discotek can release Toho's Gorath. Go ahead, guys, destroy my mind. Fill that gap in my library (with a licensed R-1 DVD).
:oops: I meant to come back and add that one, but I totally forgot to. D'oh! XD

Fujiko Mine's dropped a bit in price since I bought it...I think I paid around $50? Now you can get it for less than $40.

I'm excited for the Toei Little Mermaid release, too. That was definitely something I rented several times as a kid, lol.
*hehehehe* I picked up Woman called Fujiko for about $25. Amazon had some kind of sale or something. That's about what I feel is the 'right' price for it. It's what the price should be for a DVD (or BD) only release. I'm actually thinking of digging up a 2-DVD keepcase for the DVDs and just boxing up the BDs.

Gotta say, what I remember about it, I thought it looked better than it does. I'm wondering if Funi had compromised masters or something. It just looks...rough. Not 'artsy' rough, more like... I dunno.

Re: The old-school anime DVD/BD news thread.

Posted: Sat Jan 10, 2015 7:23 pm
by usamimi
If anyone still hasn't picked up the new Cowboy Bebop blu-ray set, it dropped down to $34 on Amazon! http://t.co/ITSVMdbwSj :mrgreen:

Re: The old-school anime DVD/BD news thread.

Posted: Sun Jan 18, 2015 8:42 am
by whitesnake
Sorry if this has been posted before, but I just found listed on Amazon this morning - Horus, Prince of the Sun (Little Norse Prince, originally released in 1968) on dvd from Eastern Star (Discotek). Released on December 23, 2014, apparently in both Japanese and English. It has some early Miyazaki animation. I just placed my order.