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Attack on Titan fans are in for a treat this December. Anime streaming service and distributor Crunchyroll will release the first three seasons on Blu-ray, alongside several other highly anticipated anime home media releases.

Via a press release, Crunchyroll has announced its December 2024 home media release calendar. Stealing the show is the Blu-ray Steelbook release of Attack on Titan Seasons 1-3. These special releases retail for $69.98 each but are currently on sale for $49.87 each, featuring every episode of its respective season.

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Crunchyroll Releases Attack on Titan Steelbooks for Home Media Collectors

Attack on Titan is the dark and at times controversial anime drama that took the world by storm in 2013. Created by Hajime Isayama, the...

Based on the homonymous sci-fi/romance novel, To Me, The One Who Loved You sounds like any other Japanese romantic drama -- that is until one finds out about its companion film, To Every You I've Loved Before. Released on the same day, in October 2022 in Japan and worldwide on Crunchyroll on April 20, 2023, the two films work like a set of intertwined love stories that share their protagonist and part of their journey.

Often abbreviated to BokuAi and KimiAi, the two anime films spring from a choice made by the character of Koyomi when he was seven, unraveling the two completely different lives he lives as a consequence of that original choice. Reminiscent of a convoluted Makoto Shinkai sci-fi romance, the two films fail to capture the heart-breaking tenderness of something like Your Name. In particular, To Me, The One Who Loved You ignores the fun, endearing nature of Shinkai...

As we also mentioned in the “To Me, The One Who Loved You” review, the two movies, along “To Every You I've Loved Before” are part of a duology which is supposed to be watched subsequently, with the order not being an issue. Supposedly. Because in principle, watching “To Me” first actually makes a lot more sense. Nevertheless, let us see what the movie is all about, while making a slight comparison between the two movies.

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This time, Koyomi Takasaki is living with his mother instead of his father after their divorce, and is struggling to make friends in the university prep school he attends as the movie begins. One day, he is approached by his classmate Kazune, who informs him that in a parallel word, number 85, they are a couple, which is actually true as we know from the other movie.

Based on two Japanese science fiction romance novels written by Yomoji Otono and published by Hayakawa Publishing on June 23, 2016, “To Me, The One Who Loved You” and “To Every You I've Loved Before” are part of a duology which is supposed to be watched subsequently, with the order not being an issue. In this article, we are going to focus on the former, while the review of the latter will also contain a more wholesome analysis of the full concept.

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The story takes place in a world where people have the means to temporarily swing between realities. It is this way that the protagonists of the movie meet. Koyomi Hidaka is an elementary school student who lives with his father after his parents divorced and stumbles upon Shiori Sato, a girl his own age whose single mother also works with his father,...

Crunchyroll is continuing to expand its cinematic offerings on its streaming service with the addition of more titles it has recently released theatrically, including That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime The Movie: Scarlet Bond, The Quintessential Quintuplets Movie, and Mobile Suit Gundam Cucuruz Doan’s Island. Additionally, a few titles that have never been available to stream outside of Japan will also be available on Crunchyroll, including Free! -the Final Stroke- Part 1 and 2, To Every You I’ve Loved Before, and To Me, The One Who Loved You.

That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime the Movie: Scarlet Bond is a stand-alone story that takes place after the second season of the popular fantasy adventure anime series it is based on, That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, which is adapted from the best-selling light novel of the same name. The Quintessential Quintuplets Movie...