Funimation Announces Signed Fruits Basket Lithographs
posted on 2007-12-13 03:01 EST
Funimation has announced the release of a limited edition Fruits Basket lithograph, featuring Tohru Honda, Yuki Sohma, and Kyo Sohma. The lithographs are signed by the English language voice actors for those three characters (Laura Bailey, Eric Vale, Jerry Jewell) — as well as the voice actor for Shigure Sohma (John Burgmeier), who is not featured in the image, and the English language ADR director (Justin Cook). The lithographs measure 11 inches (28 centimeters) wide and 16 inches (41 centimeters) tall.
Each lithograph is numbered, and only 250 of them exist. They are being sold exclusively by The Right Stuf International. Each one costs US$99.
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