Outlaw Star Question

I've finally broken down and convinced myself to buy the Outlaw Star DVDs. Here's my question though:

What's the difference between the so-called "Perfect Collection" (http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_item.as...ner_id=80137270) and the newer "Anime Legends Complete Collection" (http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_item.as...hor=1#topoftabs)?

Thanks to anybody who knows!

Anime Legends is cheaper, and comes in a nice little box with all of the DVDs. I have it, and it's a great thing to have.

The Perfect Collection, which I have, is basically all the individual DVDs wrapped in an awesome black box. It looks better than the Anime Legends collection if you ask me.

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Originally posted by Raven The Perfect Collection, which I have, is basically all the individual DVDs wrapped in an awesome black box. It looks better than the Anime Legends collection if you ask me.

Agreed. I personaly like the black box myself aswell. Anime Legends one is generic looking.

Anyway there's nothing diffrent between the two...it's not like the CB remix DVDs or anything.

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Originally posted by Travis Buckle Anime Legends is cheaper, and comes in a nice little box with all of the DVDs. I have it, and it's a great thing to have.

I agree. I just recently bought the Anime Legends boxset, and not only did it not hurt me too badly in the wallet, I like that it doesn't take up much space.

But between the two collections the only difference is price and presentation, which has been said before.

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Originally posted by Raven Just wondering, does the Anime Legends version come with the little informative pages that the other version does? The ones inside the DVD cases I mean.

Nope, all it come with are the discs and the box itself.

Just wondering, does the Anime Legends version come with the little informative pages that the other version does? The ones inside the DVD cases I mean.

Outlaw Star? Well, I had to post on this. I have te Anime Legends release. Just right. Great price, love the package. And no, it doesn't have those pages, Raven. I didn't mind, though. I'm a die-hard fan, so I know waaaaaaay more than I need to, anyway. lol.

Thanks everbody for the comments. I went with the Anime Legends package. It was ~$5 cheaper and hopefully will fit in my DVD shelf.

I would have liked the booklets and such they provide with the other collection. But oh well. They're nice to have, but I probably only look at them once and then that's it.

Great show. Brings back fond memories of Toonami in it's "purer" years. Ahhh . . . the good old days. But time goes on. I'm so happy we live in the DVD age, when we can collect these fondly remembered shows. (Though I'm not sure there's a lot of demand for shows like "Blossom" or "Mr. Belvedere.")

Bravo! Good choice. Like I said on my into thread, FLCL and Outlaw Star are my top two fave anime's . . . ever. Big O's in the top five, naturally, but there's just something about Outlaw Star that gets me every time . . . Aisha

EDIT: Schoolie, what's your sig from? I know I've heard that before, but I just can't think of it right now. lol. Thanks.

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Originally posted by Schoolie Thanks everbody for the comments. I went with the Anime Legends package. It was ~$5 cheaper and hopefully will fit in my DVD shelf. I would have liked the booklets and such they provide with the other collection. But oh well. They're nice to have, but I probably only look at them once and then that's it. Great show. Brings back fond memories of Toonami in it's "purer" years. Ahhh . . . the good old days. But time goes on. I'm so happy we live in the DVD age, when we can collect these fondly remembered shows. (Though I'm not sure there's a lot of demand for shows like "Blossom" or "Mr. Belvedere.")

My "girl's stomach" sig? It's from Samurai Champloo - the eating contest that Fuu almost wins. A great line.

Lots of good dialogue in that episode - I think they also talk about vegetarians being sissies and stuff like that.

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Originally posted by Schoolie My "girl's stomach" sig? It's from Samurai Champloo - the eating contest that Fuu almost wins. A great line. Lots of good dialogue in that episode - I think they also talk about vegetarians being sissies and stuff like that.

lol! That was it! Knew I'd heard it somewhere. Thanks.

Congrats on your lower quality purchase. Either way, you come out a winner. Gene Starwind and Ron MacDougall are just too pimp for words to describe.