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In the Kingdom of Fiore powerful wizards make their living by joining magical guilds and contracting out their services to become wizards for hire . Harnessing the forces of Dragon Fire Ice Weaponry and the Zodiac four young wizards of the infamous guild Fairy Tail team up to seek their fortunes. Growing stronger with every mission they travel the countryside helping people and battling rival guilds but with personalities as different as their magic skills this team may end up doing more damage than good. Running Time: 300 minutes. Platform: Blu-Ray Disc. Genre: Animation. Rating: TV14.
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By Miya
Format:Blu-ray
I think everyone should have other comparisions of the same product sold from other places, so they can really justify if this product is worth it.
First, do you all know how much the official Fairy Tail DVDs actually cost originally in Japan? It releases in 'parts' just like Funimation.
However, their retail price is 5500 yen per part, which is CAN$72!
Japanese version only has it on DVD - it gives you only 4 episodes (per part) + only with Japanese audio + no subtitles! (seach online if you don't trust me)
BUT! For FUNimation's version- it is way much cheaper/ economical!~ you get both DVD + Blu Ray version - with 12 FULL episodes (per part), with BOTH Japanese and English audio, plus english subtitles, as well as special complementaries, bonuses-- all for... almost half the price of the japanese version, and with 3x three times more episodes included!
Even if you don't like the English dub cast, you are still getting 12 full episodes from the Japanese Voice cast in FUNimation's verison!
So think about it!~ it is still much cheaper than the original Japanese release!!
Do not hestate to buy this. I really think this is a good deal you're getting for an animation that comes in a combo pack.
and this series is awesome to watch!~
First, do you all know how much the official Fairy Tail DVDs actually cost originally in Japan? It releases in 'parts' just like Funimation.
However, their retail price is 5500 yen per part, which is CAN$72!
Japanese version only has it on DVD - it gives you only 4 episodes (per part) + only with Japanese audio + no subtitles! (seach online if you don't trust me)
BUT! For FUNimation's version- it is way much cheaper/ economical!~ you get both DVD + Blu Ray version - with 12 FULL episodes (per part), with BOTH Japanese and English audio, plus english subtitles, as well as special complementaries, bonuses-- all for... almost half the price of the japanese version, and with 3x three times more episodes included!
Even if you don't like the English dub cast, you are still getting 12 full episodes from the Japanese Voice cast in FUNimation's verison!
So think about it!~ it is still much cheaper than the original Japanese release!!
Do not hestate to buy this. I really think this is a good deal you're getting for an animation that comes in a combo pack.
and this series is awesome to watch!~
Most Helpful Customer Reviews on Amazon.com (beta)
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4.7 out of 5 stars
25 reviews
23 of 26 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Fresh new face in the Anime World part 2
Oct 21 2011
By Cardmaster9
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Blu-ray
Fairy Tail, by far, is one of the best new animes to come out in years. Fairy Tail started in Japan almost a year and a half ago. Since then, it has become one of the most popular animes in Japan and America. The Story is gripping, the animation is of the highest quality of any anime going these days, And this one is almost perfect for the whole family (I say almost because in Japanese, there are a lot of boob related jokes. I know that is not everyone's cup of tea so fair warning). If you are going to buy this series though, I would highly recommend that you buy the 1st boxset first. This can be a very hard series just to jump into. But I can guarantee you, If this is a random buy, you won't be disappointed. If you are a long term fan, can you believe the 2nd boxset is all ready coming out?! I mean that is less than a month apart. I have already ordered mine. I hope this helps your decision.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Part 2 - Enter the Iron Dragon Slayer
Dec 30 2011
By Vineshia
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Blu-ray|Amazon Verified Purchase
So Volume Two Review!
Episodes 13 - 24, ending the Galuna Island Arc and starting the Phantom Lord Arc, and the introduction of the second Dragon Slayer to the Fairy Tail universe.
The packaging is the same really as the first, As far as extras, it includes commentary on Episodes 15 and 19, the two openings and two closings so far without any text over it, and the brief trailers they had before each disc.
Episode 15 - Eternal Magic- Commentary is the Episode/Casting Director (Tyler Walker) and Gray (Newton Pittman) - This particular commentary was interesting since Newton Pittman sings a country song he wrote about Deliora.
Episode 19 - Changeling- Commentary is the Episode/Casting Director (Tyler Walker), Erza (Colleen Clinkenbeard), Happy (Tia Ballard), and Mirajane (Monica Rial) - Turns out Monica Rial is the lead writer for the show
As a whole you can buy this alone but you will be missing the beginning of one arc and the end of the second, so I would recommend buying Part 1 before picking this up. That being said. I love Fairy Tail, it s a great fun series and the farther you go into the less the standard anime gimmicks are there.
Fairy Tail: Part 1 (Blu-ray/DVD Combo)
Episodes 13 - 24, ending the Galuna Island Arc and starting the Phantom Lord Arc, and the introduction of the second Dragon Slayer to the Fairy Tail universe.
The packaging is the same really as the first, As far as extras, it includes commentary on Episodes 15 and 19, the two openings and two closings so far without any text over it, and the brief trailers they had before each disc.
Episode 15 - Eternal Magic- Commentary is the Episode/Casting Director (Tyler Walker) and Gray (Newton Pittman) - This particular commentary was interesting since Newton Pittman sings a country song he wrote about Deliora.
Episode 19 - Changeling- Commentary is the Episode/Casting Director (Tyler Walker), Erza (Colleen Clinkenbeard), Happy (Tia Ballard), and Mirajane (Monica Rial) - Turns out Monica Rial is the lead writer for the show
As a whole you can buy this alone but you will be missing the beginning of one arc and the end of the second, so I would recommend buying Part 1 before picking this up. That being said. I love Fairy Tail, it s a great fun series and the farther you go into the less the standard anime gimmicks are there.
Fairy Tail: Part 1 (Blu-ray/DVD Combo)
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
Part 2 is better than part 1
Oct 14 2012
By KevinB
- Published on Amazon.com
Format:Blu-ray
The 4 heroes are on Galuna island trying to lift a curse. The villagers are under a curse that turns them into demons. An evil wizard is resurrecting a monster that will destroy the world. The monster has a connection to Gray's past and stirs lots of anger and sorrow within him. We also find out why he's always hanging around in his underwear all the time. Later in this volume Lucy is kidnapped by the element 4 sorcerers and a huge battle erupts trying to save her.
This volume picks up where the 1st left off. It's a lot of fun. If you liked part 1 you'll like part 2. Enjoy!
This volume picks up where the 1st left off. It's a lot of fun. If you liked part 1 you'll like part 2. Enjoy!
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