Di Gi Charat - Limited Edition (DVD 1)
Title: Di Gi Charat - Limited EditionVolume: DVD 1
Running time: 51
Distributor: Synch-Point
Release date: 2005-07-26
Suggested retail price: $59.98
SKU: SPDCDVD02
UPC: 828482140591
ISBN-10: 1932480382
ISBN-13: 9781932480382
Description:
Alien-hybrid cat-eared girl Di Gi Charat (Dejiko) travels to Earth with one goal–world domination as a superstar. But superstardom doesn’t just fall into your lap and Dejiko discovers that living in Tokyo takes more than cunning and cuteness.
Luckily, there’s a live-in job opportunity at an anime chain store called Gamers. Too bad her coworker Rabi~en~Rose is geared up to fight for customer adoration. Along with pal Petit Charat (Puchiko) and guardian Gema, Dejiko’s adventures on Earth are just beginning!
Contains all 16 episodes.
DVD Features: Clean Opening and Closing Animation, Illustration gallery featuring art by Koge-Donbo & character design sketches by Yoshinobu Yamakawa, Outtakes.
Limited Edition includes:
Bonus music CD featuring "Party Night" and 3 other songs.
Jewelry box.
Mini Figures of Dejiko, Puchiko, Rabi~en~Rose.
Free Di Gi Charat t-shirt offer voucher.
Di Gi Charat Theater - Dejiko's Summer Vacation graphic novel.
Bonus 16 page production booklet containing show information, translation notes, and song lyrics!
Only 10,000 of the Limited Edition version will be made.
Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English Subtitles.
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