Since we announced details earlier this week on what you can all expect from our upcoming release of Durarara!! x2 (Part 2: Ten) last week, it's been great to see so many of you excited to (finally) be able to add this to your collection! Today we've had some advanced production sample copies arrive at our HQ so we're very happy to be able to bring you an unboxing of the finished product.
A quick reminder that until Monday (20th November) we're having a special offer on pre-ordering Part 2 and also on Part 1 at our AllTheAnime.com web shop! Get the details on that in the link below
and don't forget that retailers are also taking pre-orders for this now including the following -
Order at Amazon
Order at Zavvi
Order at Base
Order at Anime-On-Line
Order at HMV Online
We can also tell you we'll have limited copies (while stock lasts) available from our stall at the MCM Birmingham Comic Con event this weekend! Details on the event HERE.
Following in similar style to our release of Durarara!! x2 (Part 1: Shou), our release of Part 2: Ten continues the look and presentation, with a similar design that means both releases will sit nicely next to each other on your shelf.
The release comes packed in a rigid case with a digipack to store the two Blu-ray discs. Also included is a 32-page booklet, and 6 art cards.
On the discs themselves you get -
And now time for photos of the actual product itself, you can click on them to enlarge them too. Continue Reading
The time has arrived! Following our release of the standard Blu-ray, standard DVD and Ltd Collector's Edition Steelbook versions just over a week ago we're delighted to bring you a full unboxing of the Zavvi.com and AllTheAnime.com Exclusive Deluxe version of Your Name!
You can order your copy of the Deluxe Version from both sites right now! And we can also confirm that both sites have the product in stock and are shipping orders!
Order at Zavvi
Order at AllTheAnime
Have a read on below for full details!
The global smash hit film from Makoto Shinkai (The Garden of Words, The Place Promised in our Early Days)
Synopsis: "Mitsuha and Taki are total strangers living completely different lives. But when Mitsuha makes a wish to leave her mountain town for the bustling city of Tokyo, they become connected in a bizarre way. She dreams she is a boy living in Tokyo while Taki dreams he is a girl from a rural town he’s never visited.
What does their newfound connection mean? And how will it bring them together? Find out in the latest film from the acclaimed auteur Makoto Shinkai."
If you've not seen it before, you watch a trailer for the film below -
--- What does it include?
You will get the following -
Height wise, this is the same as Collector's Edition style products of ours, so it will look nice and uniform on your shelf next to other releases in your collection. The release itself comes packed in a rigid case that will store all the contents noted above, including a digipack to hold the three discs (Blu-ray + DVD + CD).
-- What's in the Art Book
The contents of the 128-page art book are translated into English from the original Japanese release. Included in this book is the following -
--- Langage options on discs
--- What's the track listing on the Japanese soundtrack CD?
It as the following tracks -
And now the moment you've been waiting for. Have a gander these photos taking you on a tour of our release! You can click on them to enlarge them too! Continue Reading
It's been a long wait for the next instalment of one of our favourite franchises in the AllTheAnime catalogue but the wait is nearly over as in just a few weeks time Durarara!! x2 (Part 2: Ten) comes to Blu-ray and DVD! Today we'll be telling you what to expect from our release.
This is the second arc of the second season in the Durarara!! franchise. The first arc of season 2, Shou, is available now on Blu-ray and DVD.
Synopsis (of Part 2: Ten):
"The story continues as more chaos ensues—
In the aftermath of the assault against Izaya Orihara, the information broker, signs of new disorder begin to develop like ripples across the water. Holding his own ideals, Mikado gains the powers of both the “Dollars” and the “Blue Squares” and started “cleaning” the bad seeds inside the Dollars. Meanwhile, Shizuo Heiwajima and Tom Watanabe end up hiring Varona for their debt collecting business. Paths cross and trouble brews as the plot thickens in this complicated web of conspiracies."
Following in similar style to our release of Durarara!! x2 (Part 1: Shou), our release of Part 2: Ten continues the look and presentation, with a design similar that means both releases will sit nicely next to each other on your shelf.
The release comes packed in a rigid case with a digipack to store the two Blu-ray discs. Also included is a 32-page booklet, and 6 art cards.
On the discs themselves you get -
You can pre-order this now from the likes of
Order at Amazon
Order at Zavvi
Order at Base
Order at Anime-On-Line
Order at HMV Online
~AllTheAnime.com Special Offer~
Until Monday 20th November 2017 pre-order Durarara!! x2 (Part 2: Ten) Ltd Collector's Edition Blu-ray for £34.99 (Regular Price: £41.99 | SRP: £59.99)
Also, as it's the perfect time to catchup on Durarara!! x2 until Monday 20th November you can order the Ltd Collector's Edition Blu-ray of Part 1: Shou for only £19.99! (Click the link above for details.)
And that concludes this post about Durarara!! x2 (Part 2: Ten)! We hop you're looking forward to adding this to your collection. And stay tuned as we'll have more to share with you about this release soon (including an full unboxing of it.)
Singing out~!
Jeremy
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