We are just a few weeks away from the release of our Tokyo Ghoul Limited Edition Blu-ray set, it’s out on 5th October. Today we are delighted to bring you an unboxing of what you can expect from our release that is limited to only 1000 units!
WHERE CAN I BUY IT?
Even though it’s limited to 1000 units, all retailers will be carrying this. It is NOT exclusive to any one retailer. So you can pre-order it from the likes of Amazon UK, Base.com. Zavvi or even our own web shop.
Though we will note all stock of our Tokyo Ghoul Limited Edition Blu-ray release is being shipped to retailers. This means there are no more units in our warehouse. So if you’re wanting to add this to your collection we strongly encourage you to secure your copy and pre-order yours, as we genuinely do not not how easy it will be to find following its release.
WHAT IS TOKYO GHOUL ABOUT?
WHAT’S INSIDE? WHAT’S ON THE DISCS?
This particular release includes all of Season 1, episodes 1-12. (For those wondering we will be releasing the second season in the future, but we’ll have more details on that as they become available.) Our Season 1 Limited Edition Blu-ray set comes packed in a rigid case and has a transparent sleeve on the outside (see pictures below). Inside there is a digipack to hold the two Blu-ray discs and there’s even a hard back book featuring behind the scenes materials including an interview with the director, a piece analysing the series commissioned exclusively for our release and more.
In terms of what’s on the two Blu-ray discs themselves, here’s what included:
- All 12 episodes from the first season of Tokyo Ghoul with both English and Japanese (with English subtitles) language options.
- Two episode commentaries.
- Kaneki in Black and White featurette.
- Japanese Commercials
- Promotional Videos
- Preview Collection
- Clean Opening and Closing songs
Oh and did we mention that all the episodes on our release are the uncensored versions of them? (For a preview of how the uncensored version of the series differs to what aired on TV in Japan/was simulcast, CLICK HERE.)
We will also make a note that we will be releasing the series as a standard edition DVD set on 26th October. The on-disc content is identical.
WHAT DOES THE FINISHED PRODUCT LOOK LIKE?
With our release of Tokyo Ghoul we’ve really tried to capture the unique spirit and energy that the series provides. It has some wonderful designs combined with the fact it’s pretty blooming gory, so we’ve tried to incorporate all of those elements into one package that will sit proudly on your shelf. We’re delighted with the results. Check out the photos below.
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- Tokyo Ghoul Limited Edition Blu-ray as you will receive it.
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- The back of the set. NOTE: The information displayed is on a separate piece of card under the plastic wrap, not on the actual box itself.
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- All 4 spines of the box, with the o-card/transparent sleeve still around the box.
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- All 4 spines of the rigid case without the transparent sleeve.
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- The front side of the rigid case and transparent sleeve separated.
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- The reverse side of the rigid case and transparent sleeve.
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- The card we mentioned that contains all of the product information.
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- The outer and inner side of the digipack (with and without the discs.) As noted on our podcast, we are aware of the labelling of disc 2.
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- The front of the hard back book.
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- The first page you’ll see when you open the book.
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- The book is split into 4 sections, the first sections focuses on the characters.
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- A glimpse of the character section.
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- Section 2 is the analysis section.
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- Section 2 includes an article commissioned exclusively for our release of Tokyo Ghoul by Andrew Osmond, author of 100 Animated Feature Films.
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- Section 3: Director Interview
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- This section has a in-depth interview about the series with Director, Shuhei Morita
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- Another glimpse of the director interview.
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- Section 4: Concept Art
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- A glimpse at some of the concept art
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- The back of the hard back book.
That concludes the unboxing of our Tokyo Ghoul Limited Edition Blu-ray release. We hope your as excited about it as we are. As mentioned at the top of this post it’s available from 5th October and you can pre-order your copy now. (If you’re at MCM Glasgow Comic Con this weekend we will have a limited number of advance copies at our AllTheAnime booth.)
Signing out~!
Jeremy
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