Comic Party - A New World (DVD 1 of 4)
Volume: DVD 1 / 4
Running time: 115
Distributor: The Right Stuf International
Release date: 2004-03-30
Pre date: 2004-03-02
Suggested retail price: $29.95
Age rating: 13+
SKU: rsdvd8021
UPC: 742617802126
Description:
Contains episodes 1-3!
Destiny or delusion? It's a hilarious rollercoaster of laughter and confusion when Taishi, the ultimate otaku, drags his friend Kazuki into the swirling world of ambition, hatred, and love the world of fan comics! Poor clueless Kazuki must sink or swim when he¹s dumped straight into the middle of a massive comic convention. Lost amidst hoards of buyers, sellers, and cosplayers, Kazuki is about to be baptized by fire, all in order to lead him toward his true calling: to take over the world through fan comics!
Meanwhile, Kazuki's childhood friend Mizuki isn't about to let him be dragged from his normal life without a fight! But will she be able to stop the addictive draw of the new world that lies before Kazuki? Little by little, Kazuki is slipping down the path towards destiny - and Taishi is shoving him every step of the way!
Bonus DVD content includes:
Reversable Cover, Special Mini #1, Art Gallery, Character Bios, Translator Notes, Right Stuf Trailers, Special Booklet, and an Interview with the Lead Japanese Voice Actors.
(added on 2004-01-21)
- Encyclopedia information about Comic Party (TV)
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