Kino's Journey - Complete Collection (DVD)
Title: Kino's Journey - Complete CollectionVolume: DVD
Running time: 325
Distributor: Section23 Films
Release date: 2011-12-13
Suggested retail price: $34.98
Age rating: 13+
SKU: DKJ-200
UPC: 814131018113 814131018113
Description:
Destination is a state of mind. Travelers not only find themselves in a variety of locations and geographic phenomena, but they also bear witness to the whims of culture and the skewed effects of subtle circumstance. Kino is such a traveler. Sitting astride Hermes, an internal combustion companion, Kino searches for life's answers, life's questions, and the myriad of interpretations connected to them. A wielder of cutlery, firepower and a piercing tongue, Kino is ready to embark on a journey unlike any other. Drift along for the ride.
Contains episodes 1-13.
Special Features: Clean Opening Animation, Clean Closing Animation.
(added on 2011-11-03, modified on 2011-11-03)
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