Blame! (DVD)
Title: Blame!Volume: DVD
Running time: 37
Distributor: Media Blasters
Release date: 2005-05-10
Pre date: 2005-04-05
Suggested retail price: $19.95
Age rating: 13+
SKU: AWDVD-0529
UPC: 631595052978
ISBN-10: 1586556398
Description:
From the artist of Wolverine SNIKT! 3000 years have passed since the future was buried. Countless armies of machines are all that remain of human civilization. Without orders, they build and build, swallowing up the Earth, Moon, and the entire solar system within the intricate steel and concrete levels of the Megastructure. Somehow, in this environment, the Silicon Creatures have come to exist. All that has been known about them until now is their goal: Invade the Netsphere; eradicate all organics. Our only weapon is this salvaged data disc from the engineer Cibo. It contains information that might allow humans to restore order to the world. 1 Disc, 6 Episodes, 37 Minutes, English/Japanese Language Dialogue with English Subtitles
Includes T-Shirt
(added on 2005-01-18)
- Encyclopedia information about Blame! (ONA)
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