TechVoo writes "I'm not much of an anime geek personally, however when Adult Swim first began airing Eureka Seven a few years back I got hooked on the show. Although the dub was well done I like watching things the way they were meant to be, so what better than a high definition, Japanese set of the first season"
Interesting, I may as well purchase this, of the few anime that achieve my top five... not into anime anymore but this left me a slightly good impression, may just buy it for collection.
Why can't they just get a 50GB bluray and put all the episode in there...
it's an upscale, and 36,000 yen is NOT $40, it's $400.
and Bandai Visual's store does not ship outside Japan.
I hate lines like this.
"Although the dub was well done I like watching things the way they were meant to be, so what better than a high definition, Japanese set of the first season!"
Yeah because the creators wanted people to be looking at the bottom of the screen reading subs... Kinda misses the point of it being a BLU-Ray if you ask me.
Yeah most of the Blu-rays coming out of Japan are upscales as most of these shows were never even animated in HD. They do look better then most of the up scales coming out here but then again there are alot more of them over in Japan. They are also VERY expensive so not really worth the money unless it's one of your favorite shows ever. As Tratious mentioned the price of 40 bucks in the article is WAY off it's closer to 400 which for half the series is crazy when you considering the 2nd half will be the same price making the entire thing cost around 800 bucks.
I really liked Eureka Seven it was a really great show but I would not think it would gain much from being on Blu-ray and a good upconverting DVD player can make it look almost as good anyway so I will still with that.
Wait, even though it seem I'm late to the party...400 bucks for THE FIRST SEASON...are they in drugs, I pass, meh I'll stick to My DvD.