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News Tiger & Bunny Book Archive Delayed, Expanded to 800 Pages
posted on 2012-02-13 21:59 EST
The official Twitter account for the Tiger & Bunny anime series confirmed on Monday that the Tiger & Bunny King of Works production material archive has been delayed from March 30 to June 29 to improve the contents and product quality. However, the previously announced three-volume set has been expanded to four volumes.
The book set will now have about 800 pages instead of 400, and it will now come with a bonus illustration sheet. The previously revealed bonus calendar will now run from September 2012 to August 2013. The pre-order deadline has been extended to April 25, but the price remains unchanged.
In addition to designs for every character, the book set will have color production images, all the episode scripts, and selected animation pencil drawings.
[Via Moe Ota-News Sokuhō]
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