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[Miguelor]

Bandai Makes ultimately Strong New York Anime Festival Announcements

Bandai Entertainment made a definite splash at the New York Anime Festival/Comic Con at present depending on what you are serious about. The panel covered various properties and in essence actually only had one new license announcement, but they also provided substantial Gundam news for old school fans, touch on KOn! also as a long requested Bluray release.

Bandai announced that they have ultimately, lastly, acquired the Japanese language rights to the original Mobile Suit Gundam series, one thing that feels odd typing as there is frequently been one more word soon after Gundam due to all the spinoff series. The show will likely be released in bilingual format in two Anime Legends components in 2011 with the 42 episode series acquiring a suitable release. Previously, the only edition accessible was the dubonly Tv releases (which never ever produced it to a complete collection) or the 3 compilation motion pictures that quite a few give some thought to to be superior for the Tv series.

Bandai also announced that they've managed to obtain the release of Gundam Unicorn on DVD, even though it will be staggered in the Bluray release which can be finding a simultaneous worldwide release as they come out. The DVD editions will function two episodes per disc, making it a three disc release, for $30 a disc. No dates or specs are yet set, particularly because the second Gundam Unicorn OVA has yet to become released.

Fans of KOn! are going to be delighted to know that it will be finding a Bluray release, but fans of KOn! normally may well be dismayed that it along with the DVD release will likely be completed over four volumes. It will likely be released in both normal and restricted editions for each volume (29.98, 39.98 for the DVD with CD inclusion as the LE, 34.98 and 44.98 respectively for the Bluray editions with CD for the restricted there). No tracks have yet been decided plus the release is planned for the spring of 2011.

Bandai also touched on the Haruhi film although only stating it will be released inside the spring of 2011 and no specs are ready but.

The panel also revealed the long though awaited Bluray announcement for the Girl Who Leapt By way of Time, but declined to provide specs or maybe a 2011 and date for it.

The new licensing announcement for the panel was the a lot anticipated Gundam 00 theatrical movie that will be bilingual but nothing additional has been decided yet.

they nonetheless wont say if KOn will be a hybrid bluray, or will we be stuck with english only, I desire to know, and also the entire 4 disc release issue just isn't a huge deal, kinda closer to the japanese releases, but nonetheless less costly epecially if it will likely be hybrid.

that is definitely one in the reaons I havent bought kurokami on bluray is as a result of it becoming english only

never liked gundam, so something gundam releated is actually a pass for me anyway,

but I hope they preserve the original style of cases for Kon, and I hope the LE's will likely be worth it, I'll just wait for the review, then determine to purchase it or not

(In ahead of hectotane makes the usual "bancoholding" rant.)

Gotta agree, Calibur454. For Bandai, it is one step forward, two methods backwards, and 1 step inside the incorrect direction (in other words, small business as usual).

You'd feel that soon after releasing Haruhi Season 2 on DVD as a set that they would've learned their lesson, that singles never sell anymore. Well, looks like they've learned practically nothing at all, as they're releasing KOn the exact same way they released Haruhi S.1 and Lucky Star (sorry, hardcore collectors, but there is a reason why Proper Stuf was selling off a massive supply of limited editions of all the Haruhi and most of the Lucky Star DVDs at deep discounts, and it certainly wasn't since they sold like hotcakes. mmm, hotcakes). If it did not perform three years ago, much less two years ago, odds are it won't function out like they had planned. I appear forward towards the KOn Anime Legends box set in late 2012 or 2013 (and by "box set", I imply "four discs shoehorned into a case meant for only one").

Yeah, I am glad they are receiving back in to the BluRay game with "The Girl Who Leapt By way of Time", but they are nevertheless miles behind the competition when it comes to BluRays (hell, even Sentai Filmworks has/will have released a great deal more BluRay series and movies by the end of this year than Bandai will prior to the finish of subsequent year).

You'd consider with a lighter release schedule, they'd truly buckle down and rerelease a few of Bandai Visual's titles at a reduce price tag. Nope, alternatively we get Gundam Unicorn on DVD for $30 per twoepisode DVD release. Has nothing been discovered in the entire Bandai Visual USA debacle? And what's worse may be the "Haruhichan/Nyoron Churuyasan" miniseries is becoming released as a twoparter for $25 a disc when it should've been completed as a single disc (preferably as part of the Haruhi S.2 DVD set).

I was genuinely hoping that points would've changed for the improved by the end of your year. Alas, Ken Iyadomi, Robert Napton and Loy Fruel are even more outofsync with common anime fandom than Milli Vanilli and their singing (look it up, youngsters).

[Miguelor]

Bandai Makes ultimately Strong New York Anime Festival Announcements

Bandai Entertainment created a definite splash at the New York Anime Festival/Comic Con at present based on what you're interested in. The panel covered quite a lot of properties and in essence seriously only had one new license announcement, but they also provided considerable Gundam news for old college fans, touch on KOn! too as a long requested Bluray release.

Bandai announced that they have lastly, lastly, acquired the Japanese language rights towards the original Mobile Suit Gundam series, one thing that feels odd typing as there's consistently been a different word immediately after Gundam because of all the spinoff series. The show are going to be released in bilingual format in two Anime Legends components in 2011 together with the 42 episode series having a correct release. Previously, the only edition readily available was the dubonly Tv releases (which under no circumstances produced it to a full collection) or the 3 compilation motion pictures that countless contemplate to be superior to the Television series.

Bandai also announced that they've managed to acquire the release of Gundam Unicorn on DVD, even though it will likely be staggered from the Bluray release which can be getting a simultaneous worldwide release as they come out. The DVD editions will feature two episodes per disc, making it a 3 disc release, for $30 a disc. No dates or specs are however set, specifically because the second Gundam Unicorn OVA has but to become released.

Fans of KOn! are going to be delighted to know that it will be having a Bluray release, but fans of KOn! in general could possibly be dismayed that it plus the DVD release might be performed over 4 volumes. It will be released in each common and limited editions for each and every volume (29.98, 39.98 for the DVD with CD inclusion because the LE, 34.98 and 44.98 respectively for the Bluray editions with CD for the restricted there). No tracks have yet been decided as well as the release is planned for the spring of 2011.

Bandai also touched on the Haruhi movie although only stating it could be released within the spring of 2011 and no specs are ready however.

The panel also revealed the lengthy though awaited Bluray announcement for the Girl Who Leapt By way of Time, but declined to provide specs or possibly a 2011 and date for it.

The new licensing announcement for the panel was the much expected Gundam 00 theatrical movie that will be bilingual but absolutely nothing further has been decided but.

they nonetheless wont say if KOn might be a hybrid bluray, or will we be stuck with english only, I desire to know, as well as the entire four disc release factor is just not a big deal, kinda closer for the japanese releases, but nonetheless cheaper epecially if it will be hybrid.

which is a single of your reaons I havent bought kurokami on bluray is because of it getting english only

by no means liked gundam, so anything gundam releated is usually a pass for me anyway,

but I hope they preserve the original style of circumstances for Kon, and I hope the LE's shall be worth it, I'll just wait for the evaluation, then determine to purchase it or not

(In prior to hectotane makes the usual "bancoholding" rant.)

Gotta agree, Calibur454. For Bandai, it really is one step forward, two measures backwards, and 1 step inside the wrong path (in other words, company as usual).

You'd think that just after releasing Haruhi Season 2 on DVD as a set that they would've learned their lesson, that singles never sell anymore. Properly, looks like they've discovered nothing at all at all, as they're releasing KOn the exact same way they released Haruhi S.1 and Fortunate Star (sorry, hardcore collectors, but there is a cause why Ideal Stuf was promoting off a huge supply of limited editions of all of the Haruhi and most of the Fortunate Star DVDs at deep discounts, and it undoubtedly wasn't simply because they sold like hotcakes. mmm, hotcakes). If it did not function 3 years ago, significantly significantly less two years ago, odds are it won't perform out like they had planned. I look forward towards the KOn Anime Legends box set in late 2012 or 2013 (and by "box set", I mean "four discs shoehorned into a case meant for only one").

Yeah, I'm glad they are finding back into the BluRay game with "The Girl Who Leapt Via Time", but they are still miles behind the competition when it comes to BluRays (hell, even Sentai Filmworks has/will have released way more BluRay series and films by the end of this year than Bandai will just before the end of subsequent year).

You'd consider with a lighter release schedule, they'd essentially buckle down and rerelease some of Bandai Visual's titles at a reduced value. Nope, rather we get Gundam Unicorn on DVD for $30 per twoepisode DVD release. Has nothing been learned from the entire Bandai Visual USA debacle? And what is worse may be the "Haruhichan/Nyoron Churuyasan" miniseries is becoming released as a twoparter for $25 a disc when it should've been completed as a single disc (preferably as part of the Haruhi S.two DVD set).

I was really hoping that items would've changed for the far better by the end on the year. Alas, Ken Iyadomi, Robert Napton and Loy Fruel are even more outofsync with general anime fandom than Milli Vanilli and their singing (appear it up, little ones).

[Miguelor]

Bandai Tends to make ultimately Solid New York Anime Festival Announcements

Bandai Entertainment made a definite splash in the New York Anime Festival/Comic Con currently based on what you happen to be keen on. The panel covered plenty of properties and in essence really only had 1 new license announcement, however they also provided important Gundam news for old college fans, touch on KOn! also as a extended requested Bluray release.

Bandai announced that they've lastly, lastly, acquired the Japanese language rights towards the original Mobile Suit Gundam series, something that feels odd typing as there is constantly been an additional word just after Gundam due to all the spinoff series. The show is going to be released in bilingual format in two Anime Legends parts in 2011 together with the 42 episode series having a correct release. Previously, the only edition out there was the dubonly Tv releases (which by no means made it to a complete collection) or the three compilation movies that a large number of look at to be superior to the Television series.

Bandai also announced that they've managed to acquire the release of Gundam Unicorn on DVD, although it will likely be staggered in the Bluray release that is having a simultaneous worldwide release as they come out. The DVD editions will feature two episodes per disc, creating it a three disc release, for $30 a disc. No dates or specs are but set, specifically because the second Gundam Unicorn OVA has however to be released.

Fans of KOn! shall be delighted to understand that it will likely be acquiring a Bluray release, but fans of KOn! generally may well be dismayed that it along with the DVD release shall be performed over 4 volumes. It will be released in both regular and limited editions for every single volume (29.98, 39.98 for the DVD with CD inclusion as the LE, 34.98 and 44.98 respectively for the Bluray editions with CD for the limited there). No tracks have however been decided and the release is planned for the spring of 2011.

Bandai also touched on the Haruhi film although only stating it will be released in the spring of 2011 and no specs are ready however.

The panel also revealed the long though awaited Bluray announcement for the Girl Who Leapt Through Time, but declined to supply specs or perhaps a 2011 and date for it.

The new licensing announcement for the panel was the substantially anticipated Gundam 00 theatrical film which will be bilingual but nothing further has been decided however.

they nevertheless wont say if KOn will likely be a hybrid bluray, or will we be stuck with english only, I would like to know, and also the whole four disc release point is not a huge deal, kinda closer to the japanese releases, but nevertheless less expensive epecially if it will be hybrid.

that may be a single of your reaons I havent purchased kurokami on bluray is as a result of it getting english only

under no circumstances liked gundam, so anything gundam releated is actually a pass for me anyway,

but I hope they preserve the original style of cases for Kon, and I hope the LE's might be worth it, I will just wait for the review, then make a decision to purchase it or not

(In prior to hectotane makes the usual "bancoholding" rant.)

Gotta agree, Calibur454. For Bandai, it's one particular step forward, two methods backwards, and one particular step in the incorrect path (in other words, online business as usual).

You'd feel that following releasing Haruhi Season 2 on DVD as a set that they would've discovered their lesson, that singles never sell anymore. Properly, appears like they've discovered nothing at all at all, as they're releasing KOn the exact same way they released Haruhi S.1 and Fortunate Star (sorry, hardcore collectors, but there is a purpose why Best Stuf was selling off a massive supply of restricted editions of each of the Haruhi and most of the Fortunate Star DVDs at deep discounts, and it definitely wasn't simply because they sold like hotcakes. mmm, hotcakes). If it did not perform three years ago, significantly much less two years ago, odds are it won't work out like they had planned. I appear forward towards the KOn Anime Legends box set in late 2012 or 2013 (and by "box set", I mean "four discs shoehorned into a case meant for only one").

Yeah, I'm glad they are acquiring back into the BluRay game with "The Girl Who Leapt By way of Time", but they're nonetheless miles behind the competition in terms of BluRays (hell, even Sentai Filmworks has/will have released additional BluRay series and movies by the end of this year than Bandai will ahead of the finish of next year).

You'd assume with a lighter release schedule, they'd in reality buckle down and rerelease a few of Bandai Visual's titles at a decrease price tag. Nope, alternatively we get Gundam Unicorn on DVD for $30 per twoepisode DVD release. Has absolutely nothing been discovered in the complete Bandai Visual USA debacle? And what's worse is the "Haruhichan/Nyoron Churuyasan" miniseries is being released as a twoparter for $25 a disc when it should've been carried out as a single disc (preferably as a part of the Haruhi S.2 DVD set).

I was really hoping that points would've changed for the superior by the finish of the year. Alas, Ken Iyadomi, Robert Napton and Loy Fruel are a lot more outofsync with basic anime fandom than Milli Vanilli and their singing (look it up, youngsters).