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Cowboy Bebop Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 00:38:48 No.49

Discuss here

Anonymous 10/12/14 (Sun) 21:39:31 No.50

Though I certainly enjoy the convenience of streaming and downloading anime, there was something undeniably special about meeting up with friends every Sunday, back in the day, to watch the next new episode on Adult Swim. Hell, I remember high fives and hand shakes all around as the credits finished rolling on the final episode (after a long period of stunned, touched silence for obvious reasons.)

Retranymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 14:49:00 No.59

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Soooooooooo…..

The Amazon Exclusive?

Retranymous 11/02/14 (Sun) 14:49:47 No.60

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>>59

Or the Funimation Exclusive?

Retranymous 11/24/14 (Mon) 05:46:33 No.80

>>59
>>60

While the Funimation Exclusive has the cooler packaging (i.e. like a vinyl record lp), I'm going to go for the Amazon exclusive because it has those two really nice art books. Plus that clam-shell case is no slouch in the looks department either. By comparison, the art cards touted as the physical extras in the Funimation exclusive seem kinda meh.