The Artbook Contains Illustrations from the manga and illustrations of the characters done by various Mangaka’s. The book also shares a 2009-2020 history of the series and contains insights to arcs, characters and more. I would suggest that any AOEX fan pick up the book.

yet another 10/10 masterpiece from Centimillimental. i loved the "Given" anime this artist composed songs for and since loved everything from Centimillimental and Given.

i was amazed that i found this still available after watching the anime on crunchyroll shortly before ordering this CD. its a great anime with an amazing OST surrounding it. i wish the anime was longer so we could get more of these soundtracks!

i was amazed that i found this still available after watching the anime on crunchyroll shortly before ordering this CD. its a great anime with an amazing OST surrounding it. i wish the anime was longer so we could get more of these soundtracks! (got this the same order i got the first OST.

Packaged perfectly, with everything included. It came in amazing condition and very fast too. I'm glad to have the final chapters of Black Clover on my bookshelf!

A quintessential piece of Gundam history, it comes with multiple subtitle options, no dub though, keep this in mind. As it is part of the UC Library collection this version comes with a nice slip case with UC 0093 marked on it, really happy with this purchase.

Not gonna lie… I mainly bought it for the cover. But I also really love Hana to Yume’s monthly issues — discovering new artists and reading all kinds of stories is the best part. Plus, they always come with cute goodies. Packaged with great care as always from CDJapan.

The Final Fantasy XIII Original Soundtrack is a masterclass in modern symphonic composition, showcasing Masashi Hamauzu’s unique blend of classical theory and electronic textures. The presentation is exceptionally polished, featuring crisp, intricate arrangements that utilize a full live orchestra to bring the world of Cocoon to life. Sonically, this 4-CD set is a standout; the production is vibrant and expansive, offering a wide, detailed soundstage that perfectly captures the soaring violins and rhythmic complexity of tracks like "Blinded by Light." It is an essential, high-fidelity experience that remains one of the most sophisticated and aurally rewarding scores in the entire series.

This album offers a masterful reimagining of the game's massive soundtrack, condensing its expansive score into a focused, high-impact orchestral experience.

An incredible achievement in game music. This 7-disc set captures the full emotional breadth of the Remake, from heart-pounding battle themes to beautifully rearranged classics. Even in the 'Regular Edition,' the production quality is flawless, and the sheer volume of music makes it feel like a premium experience. For any FFVII fan, this physical archive is an essential piece of history that sounds absolutely majestic on a high-end system.

I have absolutely nothing bad to say about MoriMyu. Everything is always beautiful. Even thought i prefer the Op2 so far, i've enjoy every seconds.

Jaw-dropping picture; no discernable difference between this & its Blu-ray counterpart (08" reissue). Equal to Renewals Macross Plus & Roujin Z for example (BCBA-3048 & ANSB-7220 respectively). Only critique is jacket's unadorned spine (Emotion the Best) & picture (front). Back is great, but new illustration is no where near as memorable as the one from '99. Would have been so freakin cool to see a reproduction like that of DYRL? (BCBA-3171).

Loved everything in this edition. The Gnosia cards, the two character covers, the drama cd about Raqio. All that you need if you are a Gnosia fan!

The continuation of the musical story line, which has absolutely everything! Action, great songs and singing voices and of course actors. I loved this part a lot, since it focuses on the Mononobe that are recruited. This time the mononobe has to struggle with his fate, although he wants to return the favor of being saved earlier in life. It's the first time we get to see a variation of such a position. Also Hizen Tadahiro and Mucchan have their genuine struggles and inner conflicts to deal with here. And yet, there's a lot of humour in the musical too! Unlike in Michi no Oku where there's darkness pretty much all the time. I can really recommend this musical if you didn't get it yet. Although you should have watched the following musicals to fully understand/follow the plot: Kishou Hongi, Tokyo Kokoro Oboe, Kousui Sanka no Yuki and Michi no Oku Hitotsu Hachisu. If not though it's still enjoyable, there will be moments and layers that aren't grasped easily.

Ever wanted solos to the duets of Gou on Stage Zepp Tour!? Then you've come to the correct show. The most positive is the feeling of the Gous and Suishinshi & Oodenta, they're having a lot of fun here and spread the vibes. I still think the previous Zepp Tour had a bit more variation and I miss Raita-san's beatboxing skills in this one, the essence lies in the solo songs that emphasize the characters' personalities. The highlight though is still Oodenta Mitsuyo mimicking Kaguya Hime. Enjoy the reboot if you loved the other show, but you're now in desperate need of more solos.

Ah yes, the good old Butai that not only shows the interesting historical plot, but also focuses on the Touken Danshi's relationships with each other. I like how Kasen Kanesada is shown with a variety of emotions and bonds. Otherwise the Date Masamune-squad is showing off very beautifully. The action is high in this one, so you'll definitely enjoy. However, you will notice that this early stage play only sets up a few premises that are more present in later Stage plays. As usually the packaging is stunning - I think when you'd only focus on the packaging, the musical could probably learn from the Stage play.

It's been a while since I got this and I have watched it a few times until now. I love this Butai Touken Ranbu the most, for one thing because of the sortie but also because of the plot. I like how the butai version sticks a lot closer to the game than the musical does (which also is a bonus for both, because you'll always have a great variety). The story is very interesting and engaging, not only showing the struggles during the mission, but also the struggles between the different characters. Nagasone Kotetsu and Hachisuka Kotetsu have their usual conflict, but I really enjoyed the conclusion this time. I can really recommend this stage play. The DVD/Blu-Ray comes beautifully packed!

I've been a fan of this series since I was a teenager. Buying this artbook and seeing all the amazing illustrations created by Yana-sensei made me very emotional and touched. Recommended to any fan of the series and people who love manga art in general!

It came in good condition and everything was there. The tracking was accurate and on point as well as it didn’t take long for the package to arrive.

Like a dragon karaoke soundtrack on cd top quality well packed perfect as usual short but great with a whisky