Are these the same as FUNimation's remastered 16:9 releases or something different?
Manga Entertainment UK DVD question
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Manga Entertainment UK DVD question
So I was shopping one night and found some anime DVD and Bluray on sale, but I also found these Dragon Ball Z DVDs that I have no idea what they are besides being published by Manga Entertainment UK:
Are these the same as FUNimation's remastered 16:9 releases or something different?
Are these the same as FUNimation's remastered 16:9 releases or something different?
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Re: Manga Entertainment UK DVD question
They are single versions of MangaUK's orange bricks.
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Re: Manga Entertainment UK DVD question
From what I remember on a old Manga UK podcast episode Jerome Mazandarani said that they created this release for mainstream stores which would normally not stock Manga UK titles. I remember him saying he had a deal in place with retailer Sainsburys to stock these discs because of the performance of a prior title. but ultimately that deal fell through late into the partnership after the inventory was produced, so they decided to sell these discs alongside the seasons sets as a lower point of entry.