DVD Review: Kill Me Baby – The Complete Series

After a short delay the quirky colourful show known as Kill Me Baby is soon to arrive on DVD (and Blu-ray) within the UK; but what exactly can you expect from this much discussed release? Find out in our DVD review.

Synopsis:

Yasuna Oribe isn’t your typical Japanese high school girl. For one thing, she’s a little slow on the uptake, and for another, her best friend, Sonya, is actually a highly trained foreign assassin who’s in Yasuna’s class as part of her assignment. Though perhaps Yasuna’s definition of “best friend” is a bit strange, as Sonya has the habit of regularly attacking Yasuna, especially when startled.

However, as noted, Yasuna isn’t exactly the sharpest tool in the shed, and while Sonya knows precisely what to do with every one of those sharp objects, even she is hard pressed to deal with the day to day oddities that seem to fill their class schedule. Things like: escaped bears, voodoo curses, juggling and killer mosquitoes. And puppet shows. And just in case Yasuna’s life wasn’t weird or hazardous enough, there’s her ninja classmate, Agiri, swarms of bees and assassins targeting just about everybody, a mysterious red-haired girl with a personal vendetta and the perils of slipping in the public bath.

Kill Me Baby DVD & Blu-ray Release Delayed by Two Weeks

Following on from the delays of Fate Stay/Night: Unlimited Blade Works – Part 1 and Kampfer – The Complete Collection MVM Entertainment have now confirmed that Kill Me Baby has also received a delay by two weeks.

This means that the entire March release schedule for MVM distributed titles has been delayed in some sort of fashion.

MVM Entertainment Announcements at London MCM Comic Con May 2015

With Animatsu, Anime Limited and Manga Entertainment UK opting to announce their new titles through Industry Panels throughout the Comic Con weekend MVM Entertainment UK opted to take a different approach and announce their new titles through social media – which ultimately led to some confusion and disappointment.

As it stands MVM Entertainment only have three anime titles heading out for the Q3, and potentially Q4, release window; however amongst (we assume) some criticism the distributor announced that they had signed another seventeen titles for release next year – which is quite an impressive amount.

Kill Me Baby – The Complete Collection – REGION LOCKED [GEO-LOCKED]

Kill Me Baby – The Complete Collection

BD Region: A (Confirmed NOT playable in the UK)
– Boxart states Region A only
– It may be compatible Playable on Region B devices by using the ‘Title Search Method‘ or by changing your players country to America

Price: $40.29 / £25.65 (Excludes Postage)

Episodes: 1 – 13 (2 Disc Set)

Plot: Yasuna Oribe isn’t your typical Japanese high school girl. For one thing, she’s a little slow on the uptake, and for another, her best friend, Sonya, is actually a highly trained foreign assassin who’s in Yasuna’s class as part of her assignment.

Though perhaps Yasuna’s definition of “best friend” is a bit strange, as Sonya has the habit of regularly attacking Yasuna, especially when startled. However, as noted, Yasuna isn’t exactly the sharpest tool in the shed, and while Sonya knows precisely what to do with every one of those sharp objects, even she is hard pressed to deal with the day to day oddities that seem to fill their class schedule.

Things like: escaped bears, voodoo curses, juggling and killer mosquitoes. And puppet shows. And just in case Yasuna’s life wasn’t weird or hazardous enough, there’s her ninja classmate, Agiri, swarms of bees and assassins targeting just about everybody, a mysterious red-haired girl with a personal vendetta and the perils of slipping in the public bath.