I knabbed those three Utena sets for 20.00 a piece when Central Park Media re-released before they crashed. Best thing I ever did. Anyways, I am looking to get individual volumes of Eureka Seven from Rightstuf. Cheaper that way. Is this anime series any count?

Originally Posted by killa5k7 I knabbed those three Utena sets for 20.00 a piece when Central Park Media re-released before they crashed. Best thing I ever did. Anyways, I am looking to get individual volumes of Eureka Seven from Rightstuf. Cheaper that way. Is this anime series any count?

I bought all of the singles (or special editions when applicable) from Right Stuf a while ago. Uh, I'm sorry, but I have no idea what you are trying to ask with your question.

Originally Posted by Razzuel I bought all of the singles (or special editions when applicable) from Right Stuf a while ago. Uh, I'm sorry, but I have no idea what you are trying to ask with your question.

Well might as well answer all the questions that it COULD be!

Count:
There are 12 DVD volumes, totalling 50 episodes. In February they're releasing the movie as well.

Good:
Very, very good series. Starts off relatively light but the twists and turns just pull you along.

If you can manage to find Utena at FYE it's pretty cheap. I snagged all three boxsets during a B2G1 used sale and paid $56 less 10% plus tax for all three of them.

Another Question? On Eureka Seven...wich volumes have the boxsets to hold the seperate parts...it is confusing to me...I know vol. 1 has the box but does it then go to vol.7 that has a sep box to hold the series. And by any count it did mean good...I have always said it that way...been confusing to some in the past. Thanks for the answers guys. I'm a little laggy on anime...I own tons of old school stuff but can only afford newer when on sale.

Originally Posted by killa5k7 Another Question? On Eureka Seven...wich volumes have the boxsets to hold the seperate parts...it is confusing to me...I know vol. 1 has the box but does it then go to vol.7 that has a sep box to hold the series. And by any count it did mean good...I have always said it that way...been confusing to some in the past. Thanks for the answers guys. I'm a little laggy on anime...I own tons of old school stuff but can only afford newer when on sale.

Correct, you'll want the boxes with volume 1 and volume 7 to hold all the discs. Each box is designed to fix six volumes. If you're also after all the soundtracks, pick up the deluxe version of volume 12 too.

And thanks for recognizing the brilliance that is Utena, by the way!

A few questions about the current sale.

1. For Genshiken I see that there is a premium collection and an economy set. Is there a huge difference between these two to justify the difference in price?

2. Should I go ahead and pick up Genshiken 2? I'm worried about not having the complete season and having to wait for x amount of more singles to be released.

3. Someone mind telling me what a litebox is?

Lastly, I don't think I'll be picking up Moribito this time around. Simply can't see myself picking up a bunch of two packs. I rather wait for a season box set to come out.

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1. I think the only difference between the Premium and Economy sets for Genshiken, is that the premium set comes with a nice art box; the economy set has like a thin cardboard slipcover that goes around all 3 volumes with different/not as good art on it.

2. Dunno. I'd personally wait for an economy set for that too, but that's just me. I'm cheap. And I guess there's no guarantee that there will even be one, since the show is not incredibly popular (even though it's awesome).

3. A litebox