Details of Japanese Gundam 00 Blu-ray Release Posted
posted on 2008-03-25 00:50 EDT
The official Japanese website for the Mobile Suit Gundam 00 robot anime television series has posted details on the upcoming Blu-Ray Disc release. Gundam 00 is the first Gundam series broadcasted in high definition. The first volume with two episodes and the second volume with four episodes will sell on August 22 for 5,040 yen (about US$50.00) and 7,350 yen (US$73.00), respectively. The remaining monthly, 7,350-yen volumes will have four episodes, except the last volume with three episodes. Every volume will have 1080p resolution, eight pages of liner notes, and a "Tactical Outlook" promotional video for the next volume. The first pressing of the final volume will have a deluxe box for the entire set.
Source: Gunota Headlines
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