MVM Entertainment Unveils it’s Q4 2017 Release Schedule

With the final quarter of 2017 fast approaching (where did the time go?) UK Anime Distributor MVM Entertainment have opted to update their online web-store Anime-On-Line with their current release line-up of Q4 2017 titles; with other retailers such as Amazon, Base and Zavvi expected to follow shortly.

Unlike Manga Entertainment’s release schedule reveal no ‘real’ surprises are in-store; but its nice to get a rough idea of when we expect these titles such as Monster Musume and Girls Und Panzer: The Movie to be released within the UK.

The release schedule for the remainder of the year is as follows:

7th August 2017:

• Tenchi Muyo – Complete OVA Collection (Collector’s Edition Blu-ray & DVD Combo Pack)

14th August 2017:

• Girls Beyond the Wasteland – Complete Collection (Blu-ray & DVD)

21st August 2017:

• Undefeated Bahamut Chronicle – Complete Collection (Blu-ray, DVD)

28th August 2017:

• A Lull in the Sea – Complete Series (DVD)

11th September 2017:

• Nurse Witch Komugui R – Complete Collection (Blu-ray, DVD)

4th September 2017:

• God Eater – Volume 2 (Blu-ray, DVD)

2nd October 2017:

• Muv-Luv Alternate: Total Eclipse – Complete Series (DVD)

9th October 2017:

• Girls und Panzer Der Film (DVD, Blu-ray)

16th October 2017:

• Norn9 – Complete Collection (Blu-ray, DVD)

23rd October 2017:

• Monster Musume – Complete Collection (Collector’s Edition Blu-ray & DVD Combo Pack)

6th November 2017:

• Girls und Panzer: This is the Real Anzio Battle (Blu-ray and DVD Combo Pack)

13th November 2017:

• GATE – Complete Series (Collector’s Edition Blu-ray & DVD Combo Pack)

20th November 2017:

• Matoi The Sacred Slayer – Complete Collection (Blu-ray, DVD)

4th December 2017:

• Fruits Basket – Complete Series (Collector’s Edition Blu-ray)

11th December 2017:

• Tenchi Muyo – Complete OVA Collection (Blu-ray, DVD)

As per usual the dates listed above are tentative and are subject to change but it does give us an idea of when to expect these releases and from our perspective at least it is a pretty decent line-up from MVM Entertainment.

 

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