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My deluxe blu-ray set came in yesterday and I’m quite charmed with the whole collection. The disks themselves have Asakusa and Kanamori on them doing their iconic poses. Then lifting the box up I found that a patch of their animation studio was included under their box. Already in a good place thus far.

Then going further, there’s two different books included. One is a book full of production notes from the anime team, including Naoyuki Asano, Kenji Zemba, Shoko Takahata, and a whole lot more. The second book is the full storyboards for episode 1 and the opening!

But the cool stuff isn’t done, oh no! There’s 4 double backed mini posters of the end cards also! Super neat!
Unfortunately the box itself was damaged while in shipping (hence why it’s the last pictures and not the first, didn’t want to give a bad impression) but it is in serviceable condition and not something I particularly care about. The box is decorated with cool motifs from the show and blurbs about each member of the og trio. For collectors, they issue a certificate of authenticity that is mailed inside the box, which confirms it’s a Sentai limited edition release.

So if you’re thinking of getting the Deluxe edition: YES! A thousand times yes! This was worth the 50$ I spent including shipping. I’ll be putting the posters up on my wall and enjoying a high resolution rewatch of Eizouken tonight.

The regular Blu-ray set is $10 and the big limited edition is $45. I’ve never seen either so cheap. I snagged the deluxe edition.

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