Magi Labyrinth Magic DVD Set Review

Five stars for the anime, one star for the price and the outdated format. Publish this series on Blu for a reasonable price and get a discount!

This is one of the most exciting and interesting stories I have ever seen. Aniplex unfortunately put a HUGE price on it, which is nothing new to them, but the show itself is superb and well worth your time.

Good anime judging from what I saw on Neon Alley. However, paying 84.98 for a DVD set that's half the price is crazy. To be honest I don't see or understand why all Aniplex products cost so much. I could figure out if it's $30 or $40 max. But expect someone to pay over $80 for only half the anime. -__- That won't happen, I would buy this if it wasn't too expensive. >.> And that's sad considering it's not even a Blu-ray DVD combo pack. ._. So yes, the low rating makes ANIPLEX and THEIR…

So it was impossible, impractical or downright stupid to even own the show no matter how much you like it or the overall quality. To put that in perspective: - You get 12 episodes - It's on DVD, NOT Blu-Ray - And some postcards. And you really have to pay $75 for it ($60 in specialty stores) (remember this set is only HALF the entire show). Out of sheer curiosity, I decided to keep an eye out for an offer from Funimation, another Shonen series that's roughly on par with Magi in terms of…

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