Comic Party Revolution - Let's Get this Party Started! (DVD 1)
Title: Comic Party Revolution - Let's Get this Party Started!Volume: DVD 1
Running time: 125
Distributor: ADV Films
Release date: 2006-09-19
Suggested retail price: $29.98
Age rating: 13+
SKU: dcmp001
UPC: 702727156922
Description:
A man-made island sits on the edge of Tokyo, well off the beaten path. The time is drawing near when this island of cold concrete will be set afire with passion. People will gather to draw manga, search for manga, and get passionate about manga! It's a joyous celebration of individuals who've staked their entire youths on doujinshi. It's Comic Party!
Kazuki and Mizuki are college students immersing themselves in the otaku subculture. Kazuki has grown more confident in his abilities as a doujinshi (amateur comic) artist, but will all the girls distract him or help him succeed? And what of Taishi's plans for world domination?
Contains episodes 1-5.
DVD Features: Interviews with Riko Sayama (Mizuki), Mie Sonozali (Aya), Shizuka Ishikawa (Eimi), and Sumie Baba (Chisa), "The Language of Doujinshi," "What is Comic Party?" Part 1, Clean Opening Animation, Clean Closing Animation, Previews.
Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English subtitles.
(added on 2006-07-06)
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