Anime Limited Unveils Q3 2017 Release Schedule

Anime Limited’s latest podcast, which of course can be listened to here, provided the usually mix of banter and insider info into the world of Anime; but in addition to this the podcast also revealed what fans can expect to receive from the distributor during the third quarter of 2017.

As per usual the dates listed below are tentative and could be changed without notice; but the below titles are expected to launch during July and September of this year.

3rd July 2017:

• Fairy Tail – Part 16 (DVD)

10th July 2017:

• Attack on Titan: Junior High – Complete Series Collection (DVD Standard Edition) [Collector’s Edition Blu-ray is currently available]

31st July 2017:

• Barakamon (DVD/Blu-ray combo)
• Charlotte – Part 2 (Collector’s Edition Blu-ray & DVD Combo Pack, DVD Standard Edition)
• Daimidaler: Prince vs. Penguin Empire (Blu-ray)
• Psycho-Pass the Movie (Blu-ray Standard Edition) [Collector’s Edition Combo Pack Currently Available]
• Snow White with the Red Hair – Complete Season 2 Collection (Blu-ray)

7th August 2017:

• The Anthem of the Heart (DVD Standard Edition) [Collector’s Edition Combo Pack Currently Available]

14th August 2017:

• Escaflowne the Movie (Blu-ray Standard Edition) [Previously only available as part of the Ultimate Edition]
• Heavy Object – Part 2 (Blu-ray)

28th August 2017:

• Fairy Tail – Part 17 (DVD)
• Momotaro, Sacred Sailors (Collector’s Edition Blu-ray & DVD Combo Pack)
• Sword of the Stranger (Collector’s Edition Blu-ray & DVD Combo Pack)
• Tokyo Ghoul Jack and Pinto OVA Collection (DVD, Blu-ray)

25th September 2017:

• Castle Town Dandelion (DVD, Blu-ray)
• Fairy Tail – Part 18 (DVD)
• GANGSTA. (DVD, Blu-ray)

TBC Q3 2017:

• Durarara!! x2 Ten (Collector’s Edition Blu-ray)
• Erased Part 1 (Collector’s Edition Blu-ray & DVD Combo Pack)
• Martian Successor Nadesico (Collector’s Edition Blu-ray)

We can expect to hear future details surrounding each of these releases in the near future; but in the meantime we’ve got a nice variety of titles to look forward to.

via: UK Anime

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