40% to 46% off Tokyopop DVDs, 33% to 39.7% off Tokyopop graphic novels and books

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Showers of Savings!

Here's one we know you've been waiting for... we're having a Tokyopop sale this week! So far, this month has brought us storm after storm and still refuses to clear-up entirely... there never has been a better time to curl up inside with a good book (or DVD!). This month, April showers bring Tokyopop savings!

From now until 4/24, get 40% OFF Retail price on all currently available Tokyopop DVDs and 33% OFF Retail price on all currently available Tokyopop Graphic Novels and Books!* This is your perfect chance to pick up those delicious Marmalade Boy DVD Box Sets, the latest volume of the Gravitation manga, or perhaps even something like CLAMP's gorgeous North Side Artbook!

How? Just use the following reusable coupon code when you check out through our online store:

Coupon Code: showers
Expires: 4/24/05

Plus, if you're a Got Anime Member, you can use your membership and experience a torrential savings down-pour!

Not sure what products are eligible? It's ultra-simple: from our home-page, just click on the button that reads "Tokyopop Items" and it will automatically filter the search results to items that are apply!
 
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I suppose it would depend on what Viz manga you own. As much stuff as TP puts out they're sure to have something you'll like.
 
[quote name='Sway']I have mostly Viz manga, so what are some recommended Tokyopop titles?[/QUOTE]

Get Priest. I hyaven't read it yet but I've heard that it's one of the best.
 
I have a lot of manga from Tokyopop, but could anyone recommend some anime from them. From the manga side of them, I have all of the Psychic Academies and all of the A.I. Love You so far.
 
How can I see what anime titles qualify for this sale?


*Nevermind, I found the link below the search box.
 
[quote name='Sway']I have mostly Viz manga, so what are some recommended Tokyopop titles?[/QUOTE]Love Hina! I bought these at full price before discovering CAG and have no regrets whatsoever. Lots of fun, interesting characters that grow and change throughout the series, plenty of teenage sexual tension that rides the border between mature and clean, and an incredibly expressive drawing style that manages to convey every kind of emotion you can imagine.


[quote name='hiccupleftovers']... From the manga side of them, I have all of the Psychic Academies and all of the A.I. Love You so far.[/QUOTE]So Love Hina convinced me that Ken Akamatsu is a genius, but I'm not sure about his older stuff, namely A.I. Love You. How's the series so far? Between this and the Border's deal, I think it's time for me to take another close look.
 
[quote name='Sway']I have mostly Viz manga, so what are some recommended Tokyopop titles?[/QUOTE]

Too many to name probably...but that doesn't mean I won't try

Vision of Escaflowne
Arm of Kannon
Samurai Deeper Kyo
Blade of Heaven (only the first is out bu tit seems good)
Gundam SEED Astray (if you enjoy the series)
Warcraft
Tokyo Babylon
Planet Blood
Cowboy Bebop

There's probably more...If you go to Tokyopop's website they have all sorts of info on basically every title they publish and most have previews so there's bound to be something that suits you.
 
Thanks for all the sugestions guys. I looked over the TokyoPop site and read all of the recommended titles. I've been meaning to take a look at the Love Hina anime but I just might drop some money on all the manga. Planetes and Samurai Deeper Kyo look interesting too. I'll probably buy them the last day of the sale so I can look at other suggestions.
 
I don't like buying mangas, but for the anime I would consider the deal..

I prefer Clamp manga over Tokyopop manga.. some Tokyopop titles I like are:
PETSHOP OF HORRORS -- I highly recommend you get this. It's really clever/creative. It's about this petshop in Chinatown and the owner, Count D (grandson of the original owner) who would sell these really unique kinds of pets to various people. The "pets" would teach a lesson at the end or something. Sadly I forgot who the author is -.-, but he takes from various mythological/anime symbol/others stuff and uses them in the story. One of my favorite manga there is. There is about 10 in the whole series which sucks.

Initial D- racing
Scryed- set in the future kinda..and it's like "freaks vs freaks who are police"
Samurai Deepr Kyo- read only the first manga, but it's pretty cool I guess, samurai on a journey type thing
Kare Kano (also known in anime "His and Her Circumstances")-- love type high school story from reading it only.. I'm addicted
Les Bijoux- is "a good goth" type of manga (probably the only gothic-type one I've read) it's interesting if you're into that dark type of manga in the time that's like medieval ish

I want to suggest Shaolin Sisters and D.N.Angel, but I've never read them. D.N.Angel I've heard really good reviews and it's better than the anime supposeably.

I didn't like Vision of Escaflowne as much as the anime or something. Probably the storyline isn't as sentimental ish? as the anime IMO.


Anyways thanks OP, I'll look into this for the animes.

edit: sort of off-topic but since when did His and Her Circumstances went back to around $100. I remember it was $40 ish =T
 
[quote name='sblymnlcrymnl']Just dropped $66 after discount on manga. Didn't see any dvds that caught my eye though.[/QUOTE]

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