Posted: Tue May 11, 2021 2:26 pm Lol this feels like some kind of meta joke that script is lost and has to be translate by ear. I could I m in despair.
That said I usually loathe dubs and would cringe with them in this show . I think there are some solid dubs especially the late 1990s early 2000s. But the kind of casts that thin like ten chi had are gone. And now they just trot out the same two actors to do voices.
But yeah after so long this is a day one buy. This and yakitate Japan were the two I thought in would have to just buy the jpn version for and look at us now.
The folks at Sentai Filmworks are continuing to go through their trailers from shows of the past and the latest one is for
[email protected]. The winter 2013 anime series never had its trailer streamed through the company’s main YouTube channel and that’s now been rectified. The series came out originally on both DVD and Blu-ray and is still in print for both of them on the distribution level. It’s also available for streaming through HIDIVE.
Check out our review of the DVD release here.
The series arrived in the winter 2013 season from well-known director Akiyuki Shinbo (Hidamari Sketch, Maria Holic) and character designer Hiroki Harada (Romeo X Juiliet).
Media Factory is handling the home video release of the summer 2016 and summer 2017 anime series
New Game and has set some new releases for it. Previously, both seasons came out as with each twelve-episode series getting a six-volume release where the DVDs are priced at 6,000 yen while the Blu-ray’s are priced at 7,000 yen. Recently, we learned that each season is finally getting a box set release where they’re priced at 18,000 yen each. The first is due on February 24th, 2021 while the second one is set for a March 24th, 2021 debut. With them getting a bit closer now, the official site has now expanded on the packaging wraps we saw before for both sets and rolled out a look at the full packaging spread for each.
The sumptuous beauty of food delivered into middle school girls’ mouths.
What They Say:
Although Ryo Machiko is still only in middle school, both of her parents work overseas and her beloved grandmother recently passed away, so she lives in a big apartment all by herself. To keep herself occupied in that big empty space, Ryo practices her cooking, something that she thought she excelled at… but nothing ever seems quite right anymore. There’s something missing, but what could it be?
The answer unexpectedly arrives with her runaway cousin Kirin, who’s looking for a place to stay while she attends cram school. Much to Ryo’s surprise, her cooking seems to improve when they eat together! Food, it turns out, always seems tastier when it’s made for and shared with people you care about, and things only get more appetizing when Ryo’s friend Shiina joins in the culinary adventures!
Media Factory is handling the home video release of the summer 2016 and summer 2017 anime series
New Game and has set some new releases for it. Previously, both seasons came out as with each twelve-episode series getting a six-volume release where the DVDs are priced at 6,000 yen while the Blu-ray’s are priced at 7,000 yen. Recently, we learned that each season is finally getting a box set release where they’re priced at 18,000 yen each. The first is due on February 24th, 2021 while the second one is set for a March 24th, 2021 debut. With them getting a bit closer now, just a month and two months away respectively, the official site has dropped a new promo for each set to highlight their preorders.