Cool kids watched Pokemon when they were growing up, but cooler kids were into Digimon, a pretty cool animated series about digital monsters and unhinged cooking. Fans of the show won’t want to miss out on the upcoming Digimon movie collection releasing soon, as the first three films will be released on Blu-ray on December 17. What makes this release special is that not only are you getting a crisp Blu-ray transfer, all three movies have been redubbed with the original English cast and these are the uncut versions to boot.
After selling out immediately when they first became available, preorders for the Digimon movie Blu-ray collection are back in stock at Amazon for $30. This is more expensive than Crunchyroll’s preorder deal, but keep in mind that Amazon won’t charge you until your order ships, and you’ll automatically get the lowest price offered between the time you order and release. Come from South African Online Casinos
To add to your Digimon collection, you can check out the original series and several of the recent movies as well. The complete first season of Digimon Adventure has all 54 episodes on Blu-ray for just $49, and the sequel series Digimon Adventure 02 does a great job of making that 50-episode run look sharp in 1080p. The recent movies are interesting as well, and these take part in an era where the DigiDestined have moved on with their lives as they’ve matured, but circumstances force them to reunite so that they can face a new threat to the planet.
Digimon Blu-rays
- Digimon Adventure the Complete First Season — $49.20
- Digimon Adventure 02: The Complete Season — $62.50 ($
80) - Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning — $15 ($
27) - Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna — $17 ($
23) - Digimon Adventure tri.: The Complete 6-Film Collection — $42.53
While it’s not as cool as Digimon, the first Yu-Gi-Oh movie did recently get a Blu-ray release as well, so if you’re looking to watch some d-d-d-d-d-dueling action, this is a fun film as it condenses a Duel Monsters match between Yugi and Seto Kaiba to a more manageable length instead of several-dozen episodes. You can also snag a steelbook edition of the first three Pokemon movies–Mewtwo Strikes Back, The Power of One, and Spell of the Unown–for $33, or the regular edition Blu-ray for $17.50.
