###Discotek Streams 1st Chargeman Ken Anime Episode
posted on 2017-05-31 18:00 EDT
7-minute episode debuted in 1973
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###Discotek Showcases The Wonders Of “Chargeman Ken” Anime On YouTube
June 02, 2017 11:30pm CDT
They’ve also posted the second episode of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz.
Discotek to Release Kaiba TV Anime, Hells Anime Films on Blu-ray
posted on 2017-06-11 14:00 EDT
Masaaki Yuasa’s Kaiba series gets 1st U.S. release in DVD/BD combo pack
###Discotek Licenses Soul Link, 3 Project A-Ko Sequels
posted on 2017-06-13 19:16 EDT
DVDs slated for September 26
###Shelf Life: Ultra Maniac
by Paul Jensen, James Beckett, Jun 26th 2017
###Discotek Licenses Magical Canan, The Adventures of the Little Prince Anime
posted on 2017-07-17 17:39 EDT
Discotek Project ARMS, NieA_7
posted on 2017-08-13 13:57 EDT
Company to produce Bananya, Hells English dubs
Discotek Licenses Swan Lake Anime Film
posted on 2017-08-18 19:03 EDT
1981 Toei Animation film to be released with 2 English dubs
Discotek Licenses Barefoot Gen, Photon OVA
posted on 2017-09-18 18:13 EDT
All releases slated for December
Viewster Adds Night on the Galactic Railroad, Street Fighter II Films
posted on 2017-10-13 18:00 EDT
Both films streaming in Japanese, English
Discotek Media Licenses Cinderella Boy Anime
posted on 2017-11-27 13:53 EST
Discotek Posts The Adventures of the Little Prince Anime’s 1st Episode With English Subtitles
posted on 2017-12-07 09:00 EST
Original series aired in Japan between 1978 and 1979
Discotek Licenses Toriko Film, 2 Zatch Bell Films
posted on 2018-01-14 22:00 EST
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Do you want DVD or SDBD? Vote now!
We are thinking about no longer creating DVD collections for long anime TV series. Classic series and also titles that have been released before on DVD but don’t have HD masters. For example, a long series like Marmalade Boy would only come out as an SDBD collection with 2 Blu Ray discs in standard definition, and not seperate DVD sets.
Also, if the title has HD masters, then there might be a more expensive HD Blu Ray set, and a lower priced SDBD set. No DVD sets will be created.
Reasons for doing this would be: Less discs in the collection, lower price compared to multiple DVD sets, BD discs are more durable then DVDs, consumers prefer BD for future purchases, BD subtitles look nicer than DVD subtitles, title was already released on DVD in the past, easy to store taking up less space.
Movies, OVAs, and shorter TV series in standard definition would still get separate DVD releases or DVD/BD combo packs for the foreseeable future. Brand new titles that were created in HD will be released Blu Ray only.