DVD Review: Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions Heart Throb – The Complete Series

After several months of delay’s Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions Heart Throb is finally about to be released within the UK on DVD and Blu-ray via Manga Entertainment; but what can one expect to receive from this release? Well let’s take a look in our latest review.

Love, Chunibyo and Other Delusions Heart Throb Delayed Until Next Year

In rather disappointing news Manga Entertainment UK have announced that the DVD and Blu-ray release of Love, Chunibyo and Other Delusions Heart Throb has been delayed once again; this time with the new release date currently being set for the 27th February 2017.

Multiple Animatsu & Manga Entertainment Titles Delayed

UK anime distributors Animatsu and Manga Entertainment have today confirmed that a selection of upcoming titles have been delayed; the good news however is that they have only been pushed back by a short-time-frame (well two of them at least).

To start with the release of Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions, which was due for release on the 24th August 2015, has been pushed back to the 7th September 2015. Elsewhere the highly anticipated release of A Certain Magical Index – Season 1, has been moved to the 14th September 2015 as opposed to being released on the 31st August 2015.

The biggest, and potentially most disappointing, delay however is the upcoming release of Puella Magi Madoka Magica Part 1: Beginnings and Part 2: Eternal; as that now has a new release date of 12th October 2015. In comparison this title was originally announced for release on the 10th August 2015 but was then later altereted to the 7th September; and now fans will have to wait until the 12th October 2015 – a mere two months after its inital announcement date – before being able to get their hands on it.

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.