Revolutionary Girl Utena - Black Rose Saga Box Set (DVD 3-6)
Volume: DVD 3-6
Running time: 325
Distributor: Central Park Media
Release date: 2006-04-17
Pre date: 2006-03-21
Suggested retail price: $39.95
Age rating: 13+
SKU: SSDVD_6214
UPC: 7-95243-62142-5
ISBN-10: 1-57800-564-7
Description:
Originally Released 2003-05-13 for $99.99
Re-released on 2006-04-18 for $39.95
Utena is about to enter a life beyond her wildest dreams – a world of danger and mystery where her best friend is a trophy bride to any swordfighter who can win her. Armed with a magical sword and ring, Utena undertakes a mission to save her friend. But in this world, treachery is never far behind, and nothing is ever what it seems! Contains episodes 14-26 on 4 DVDs
DVD Features: Interview with the Director Kunihiko Ikuhara, Interview with U.S. Voice Actors, Opening Theme Song with Romaji Lyrics, Episodes 1-13 Storyline, DVD Previews, Extensive DVD-ROM Features
(added on 2003-03-21, modified on 0000-00-00)
- Encyclopedia information about Revolutionary Girl Utena (TV)
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