Blu-ray Review: Trinity Seven – The Complete Collection

We take a glimpse into the sin-ful life of Arata Kasuga to see what Manga Entertainment’s Blu-ray (and DVD) release of Trinity Seven has to offer and we find that it’s not entirely what we assumed it would be; but still great fun none the less!

Synopsis:

Things have been looking sunny for Arata Kasuga lately. Unfortunately it’s been the wrong sun in the sky, and the mysterious Breakdown Phenomenon that accompanied it destroyed his town and stole his beloved cousin Hiijiri, leaving Arata in a fantasy world of his own creation! There’s still a chance to save her, however, as the appearance of the Black Sun also revealed Arata’s potential abilities as a mage, placing him in the powerful Demon Lord class.

But first, since Arata and his newfound magical talents are far too dangerous to leave to their own devices, he’s immediately whisked off to the Royal Biblia Academy. That’s where he’ll meet seven beautiful female mages whose powers are intrinsically tied to the same sins that Arata has to master to put his world back together. Of course, the tricky part is that they have their own plans for him as well! The lessons in sin are about to begin as Arata takes on the Trinity Seven!

Animatsu and MangaUK Industry Panel Announcements from MCM London Comic Con May 2016

It seems Animatsu and Manga Entertainment UK were ‘slumming it’ in the Bronze Theatre at the MCM London Comic Con this month as not only was a table not provided for them but the audio equipment didn’t seem to work either; which resulted in not many ‘cheers’ from the crowd despite some interesting announcements being made; including the confirmation that Digimon will be making it’s return to the UK on DVD.

Ignoring the sound quality issues Fraser, Andrew and Jerome provided a solid presentation with a line-up of new announcements accompanied with trailers (all of which you shall see in our video of the panel). Unfortunately however not all licenses were announced and nor were all of the details revealed; so expect more information and announcements from MangaUK and Animatsu Entertainment in the coming weeks! For the time being at least you can check out the panel below in our video.

Viewster Unveils Plans To Stream Ten Anime Simulcasts This Autumn

 

We don’t often report about new ‘streaming’ anime, as this site was setup for ‘psyhical’ releases; but Viewster, a free-streaming-service that currently offers a small-selection of anime titles,  have recently announced that they will be doing a variety of simulcasts for new anime shows being broadcast this autumn.

What this means is that you (the viewer) will be able to view a selection of new anime shows several hours/day after they have been broadcast within Japan, and this is in addition to content that has already been made available for general viewing – including shows such as Fate/Zero, Bakemonogatari and Ouran High School Host Club.