Cowboy Bebop Remix: Anime Legends

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price： 999
Bandai Entertainment(2008-02-05)
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(Bought for a girlfriend, and forced to watch...but it was AMAZING!)

(god's of anime have answered many prayers with this. =P)

("Satellite from days of old, lead me to your access code!")

(I don't like anime)

(Bang!)

So as I said I bought this for my girlfriend who loved this series. And we decided to watch it together. I have long since hated Anime, but this is now a exception. It is truly a great series, and I am very disappointed that there is not more. There is much humor, character development, seriousness, etc...Its just a great series, I strongly recommend you buy it!
Well like i said with this awesome release many people (like myself) have been very pleased. I was really dreading having to buy each of the individual sessions wich would have cost upwards of $140. Or supporting bootleggers some where by buying "The Perfect Session" box set which from what i understand is out of print. But this is the best of both worlds Its a legit release that contains everything you would want from a Cowboy Bebop box set and it only sets you back about $40.
Just a side note I know some one was kinda upset that the box was so plain, but who buys a dvd based on the box?
But anywho all in all its a great quality product for a great price, definately worth the buy.
Look up the word `cool' in any dictionary and it says "see Cowboy Bebop"...well, not really...but it should, because Cowboy Bebop is the quintessence of coolness. If you don't already know, Bebop is a stylish 26-session masterpiece chronicling the thrilling triumphs and tribulations of those space-sailing, chain-smoking, bounty-hunting buddies, Jet Black and Spike Spiegel. Jet is a bald and burly bonsai tree collector with an artificial left arm and a comma-shaped piece of metal under his scarred right eye. A former ISSP officer--known on his home satellite, Ganymede, as the tenacious "Black Dog"--Jet is now the owner/pilot/mechanic of the spaceship Bebop. The wiry gunfighter and martial arts master, Spike, has fuzzy green hair, mismatched eyes and a checkered past. These two intrepid space "cowboys" hop from one astral gate to another to hunt down wanted criminals all across the galaxy, hoping to earn enough woolongs to enable Jet to finally add some actual beef to his famous "Bell Peppers and Beef" stir-fry. In Session 2, Spike and Jet rescue a Welsh Corgi "data-dog" named Ein from the notorious pet thief, Abdul Hakim. In Session 3, they meet up with an unscrupulous Blackjack dealer who turns out to be the infamous yellow-clad femme fatale, Faye Valentine. And in Session 9, they meet an androgynous red-headed net-diver with an occasionally invisible nose who calls herself Edward Wong Hau Pepelu Tivrusky, IV. Only by working together can this motley little crew of hungry hunters overcome the ruthless gangsters, senile chess players, broken showers, biting mutants and bad mushrooms that stand in their way as they attempt to nab the endless lineup of bad guys profiled daily on Punch and Judy's Big Shot television show.

Cowboy Bebop showcases phenomenal jazz music and exquisitely detailed animation that perfectly captures the mean streets and spaceways of a future world that's simultaneously strange and familiar, with technology that's grungy and realistic (like the hardware of the original Star Wars trilogy) and a uniquely multi-cultural cornucopia of characters. Unlike most animes, Bebop is primarily episodic, so the shows can be enjoyed individually, without requiring the viewer to watch the entire series in one sitting. My personal favorite is the suspense-filled horror spoof, "Toys In the Attic," which opens with red-tinged video footage of a dingy tunnel, reminiscent of the long-forgotten Sega CD game, Sewer Shark.

The "Remix" of Cowboy Bebop allows you to hear the unforgettably exhilarating opening theme, Tank! (as well as the rest of the exquisitely-scored soundtrack), in speaker-rattling Dolby Digital 5.1 audio. This affordably-priced Anime Legends set collects the entire Bebop series (not the movie) on six colorfully silk-screened DVDs. A plethora of special features are included, among them: three English-language trailers for Cowboy Bebop on DVD; four Cartoon Network promos; interviews with Wendee Lee, the voice of Faye Valentine and Cartoon Network producer, Sean Akins; subtitled commentary on Session 1 with the Japanese voices of Spike and Jet, Koichi Yamadera and Unshou Ishizuka; commentary on Session 5 and 10 with Wendee Lee and ADR producer, Yutaka Maseba; a laughter-filled commentary on Session 17 with director, Shinichiro Watanabe, and legendary composer, Yoko Kanno; Session 24 commentary with the Japanese Faye, Megumi Hayashibara, and the Japanese Ed, Aoi Tada; a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Cowboy Bebop, called Session 0; plus a music video featuring the full-length version of Tank! Audio options consist of the aforementioned Dolby Digital 5.1 mix in both English and Japanese, as well as the original English and Japanese Stereo tracks. The ONLY downside to this release is that all six discs are awkwardly crowded into one plastic keepcase, each held in place with tiny tabs that are easily broken. Shucks howdy, this is an anime collection that would even satisfy those crotchety old geezers, Antonio, Carlos, and Jobim. So come out of your cryogenic sleep and order yours today! Highly recommended to all animation fans, cop show fans, jazz enthusiasts and corgi owners. "Once the channel is set, you will no longer be able to escape!"
I find most anime boring. I had friends recommend this to me for years and I never got on board because I have seen a lot of bad anime and so I was very skeptical. Finally, I wanted something new to watch and they talked me into buying it because it was cheep.

I love it. I think it is clever, witty, and exciting. The acting is convincing and the episodic stories also help to build character, not just kill time.

I would recommend this to anyone who likes in depth stories with fun characters, action, and an amazing sound track packed into each 30 minute episodes.
Without a doubt one of the best anime series of all times. Every episode is worth watching again and again. Ed's unconventional cuteness alone is worth buying this set. You get sad that the series is ending three or four episodes before the last. And thank goodness for an ending that wasn't spawned by traditionalist thinking. One of my all time favorites.
The crew of the Bebop is once again ready to take control of space bringing bad guys to justice and trying to make some cash while doing it. Join the always cool Spike investigative genius Jet the fabulous Faye the amazing (but weird) Ed and the super-smart Welsh Corgi named Ein as they try to make a buck in the year 2071. How do they do it? They re bounty hunters. But then again you probably wouldn t be reading this if you didn t already know that...Now for the first time in North America the entire Cowboy Bebop Remix series in one package!!! System Requirements:Run Time: 650 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: ANIMATION/ADULT SWIM Rating: PG-13 UPC: 669198200472 Manufacturer No: 20047
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< Avatar The Last Airbender - The Complete Book 1 Collection > < Avatar The Last Airbender - The Complete Book 2 Collection > < Avatar The Last Airbender - Book 3 Vol 1 > < Avatar The Last Airbender - Book 3 Fire, Vol 2 > < Avatar The Last Airbender - Book 2 Earth, Vol. 1 > < Avatar The Last Airbender - Book 2 Earth, Vol. 2 >

price： 1200
Paramount(2006-09-19)
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customer 's review
(Amazing!)

(Adults will love it as much as kids.)

(The best thing to ever come out of Nickleodeon)

(I LOVE AVATAR THE LAST AIRBENDER!!!!)

(URMOM)

This show is simply brilliant! They use the 4 different types of martial arts for each bending style, and I think that's pretty cool.

The discs look awesome and the show looks better. The day this arrived, I couldn't stop watching it. I was mesmerized by the simple yet strong storyline. It's made for kids, but I wonder how many children actually know what's going on.

The first day this set was in my possession, I informed myself that I may need to order Book 2 sooner than I'd anticipated. Avatar is amazing.
Avatar is exceptionally written, perhaps the best animated series ever to air in America. It's so good that acclaimed Director, M. NIGHT SHYAMALAN,(The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable, Signs, The Village, The Happening) called it, "The coolest mythology I've ever seen," and put his own screenwriting on hold to spend the next six years producing/directing a BIG-SCREEN LIVE-ACTION TRILOGY of this story.

Adults may find the occasional comic relief a bit cheesy, but will love the character development, psychological depth, mythos, realistic martial arts, "special effects", and the excellent insights into Asian philosophy, sociology, and mythology, and even politics. I've been studying Asian culture and philosophy and teaching in Asia for years and I've gained insights from this series because the writers have found ways to introduce and explain Asian thought so simply that even kids can "get it". Ideas like chakras, Daoism, and Chinese philosophy of the balance and properties of the natural Elements are brought to life and illustrated in the characters lives, situations, and cultural settings. I bought this to watch my nephews (though I often watch it when they're not here too) and I think it's awesome because as they grow up in an increasingly Asian world, I think what they were exposed to in this show will make Asian culture (Chinese, Tibetan, Japanese, Indian, Korean) much more accessible and comprehensible to them than it was to me when I studied it.

Don't the the animation fool you, this series is EPIC MYTHOLOGY of exceptional crafting, on par with STAR WARS and LORD OF THE RINGS.

Mesmerizingly ENTERTAINING and uniquely EDUCATIONAL! With or without kids, you'll LOVE it!

I've been a fan of Nickleodeon cartoons since I was ten, and I am presently twenty-five. As an Anime fan, I can say that most American attempts to emulate Anime are very disappointing. Avatar, however, is a masterpiece. It's perfect for all ages, has great writing and voice acting, and has little to no filler; every episode has tons of content. The Bending Styles in the series (Air, Water, Earth, and Fire) are based on actual martial arts, which is evident in how they meticulously animate the character's movements. Everyone should watch this series, it's absolutely amazing.
I got started on this show because of my 5 year old son. He was watching it one day and it seemed interesting so I sat down to watch it and from then on I'm HOOKED. I thought it would be a cartoon for kids only but it's very much for adults too. I wanted to watch it from the beginning so I decided to buy both book 1 and book 2 collections. I also bought the book 3 fire volume 1&2 and I'm also going to buy the book 3 volume 3 in may! You wont be disappointed =). And you will be addicted. You will probably try to watch it all in one night. This is almost as good as Prison Break lol
THIS SERIES IS GREAT. IT'S MARKETED AS AN ANIME FOR KIDS ON NICKOLODEON BUT i KNOW SEVERAL ADULTS WHO ENJOY WATCHING IT WITH THEIR KIDS. CHECK IT OUT ON NICKTOONS AND IF YOU LIKE IT, BUY THEM ALL AT ONCE, BECAUSE YOU WON'T WANT TO WAIT FOR THE NEXT SEASON TO ARRIVE AFTER YOU FINISH THE FIRST ONE.
Avatar: The Complete Book One DVD Box Set includes the collection of all Avatar Water Nation episodes. This 6 disc set will center on the Water Nation and its characters in 20 Avatar episodes (Chapters 1-20) 5 DVD s plus a bonus disc filled with incredible special features!System Requirements:Running Time 489 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: NR UPC: 097368011946 Manufacturer No: 801194
Book 1: Water, Vol. 1
Mysterious, visually beautiful at times, and surprisingly funny,Avatar: Book 1, Volume 1is the exciting story of Aang, a 12-year-old reincarnation of the ancient Avatar, whose purpose (in an imagined world that seems both ancient and futuristic) is to restore peace and order between warring armies of the four elements: fire, earth, water, and air. At one time or another, over thousands of years, the Avatar has been embodied in masters of each of the elements. Aang (who is freed from a century-long sleep inside an iceberg) happens to be an "airbender," capable of using air and wind as powerful forces for moving objects and defeating hostile armies of firebenders. The feature-lengthAvatarfollows Aang and a couple of friends as he becomes reacquainted with the world he knew before his 100-year hibernation--a world now lost to history. The story also concerns internal dramas within the unforgiving world of firebenders, who are intent on destruction and conquest. This engaging story, very pleasant to look at in its rich tones of blue and orange, is for all ages.--Tom Keogh

Book 1: Water, Vol. 2
Avatar The Last Airbender, Book 1: Water, Volume 2continues the adventurous if half-comic journey of 12-year-old Airbender Aang, reincarnation of an ancient avatar, and his friends Katara and Sokka as they seek a teacher to help Aang fulfill his peacemaking destiny in a war-torn world. The four episodes on this disc, a follow-up to the elegant, magical series introduction, find the trio wandering through sundry Earth Nation cities, where they encounter signs of troubles between the once-harmonious, elemental tribes representing fire, earth, air, and water. They also bump into trouble with the occasional evil kingdom, as in "The King of Omashu," where Aang must go through various trials to save Katara and Sokka from a bizarre execution. (They're encased in growing, crystal structures.) "Imprisoned" finds Katara inadvertently responsible for the arrest of an Earthbending boy who dares to use his powers while his people are under Firebender occupation. The ambitious, two-part "Winter Solstice" is the best production in this collection, a pairing of storylines involving the capture of a Firebender war criminal and the hopes of a frightened village that turns to Aang to defeat a monster from the spirit world. The action is still original and fun on this sequel--most of it continues to be based on exciting uses of the elements--and the lead trio's characters (Aang the scamp, Katara the idealist, Sokka the skeptic) are still a pleasure to be with. --Tom Keogh

Book 1: Water, Vol. 3
TheAvatarsaga continues with four of the anime series' strongest stories yet onBook 1: Water, Volume 3, mixing goofy comedy with mythic drama in the spirit of Avatar's magical debut (Book 1 Water, Volume 1) and engaging follow-up (Book 1 Water, Volume 2). Volume 3 concerns the continuing (perilous) travels of Aang, the 12-year-old Airbender destined to heal the rift between the world's air, water, fire, and earth peoples, and his friends Katara and Sokka. "The Waterbending Scroll" finds Katara so jealous over Aang's quick mastery of complicated waterbending techniques that the trio ends up in trouble with a cluster of cutthroat pirates. "Jet" is an interesting story of an adolescent boy leading a Robin Hood-like rebellion against the firebending occupiers of his land. Charismatic and rakish, Jet makes Katara swoon and becomes a hero to Aang--until his true colors and agenda show up later. "The Great Divide" places Aang and company in the position of mediating a truce between refugees seeking assistance across a great canyon. Finally, "The Storm" is a superb piece which shows us, in parallel narratives, how Aang was fleeing his oppressed life as an avatar-in-training a century earlier when he became encased in ice, and how the driven, seemingly merciless Prince Zuko lost his own boyhood innocence before setting out to capture Aang. This excellent collection carries on the series' imaginative, graceful animation, makingAvatara real pleasure to watch. --Tom Keogh

Book 1: Water, Vol. 4

Book 1: Water, Vol. 5
Chapters 17 through 20 ofAvatar the Last Airbender: Book 1 Water, Vol. 5find Aang, the 12-year-old Avatar destined to bring peace to the world by mastering the four elements, once again in direct collision with the forces of the Fire nation. In "The Northern Air Temple," a sad Aang visits the ruins of a monastery well known to him in his past life. Aang is shocked to discover a tribe of faux Airbenders living there, presided over by an inventor with a dark and even treacherous secret. "The Waterbending Master" introduces Aang to a mentor he would just as soon avoid: an old Waterbender who can teach him to move, shape, and fight with liquid, prerequisites to Aang assuming his place as the world's savior. Meanwhile, Aang's traveling companion Katara is frustrated by that same master's refusal to sharpen her own natural, Waterbending talent; until, that is, an unexpected link between them becomes clear. (Aang's other friend, Sokka, stays busy--and crazy--chasing a princess who gives him mixed signals about her romantic interest.) "The Siege of the North, Parts 1 and 2" is yet another epic confrontation between Admiral Zhao's Fire Navy fleet and the Aang gang. The twist this time is that Zhao attempts the murder of Prince Zuko, an action that cannot go without consequences. As usual,Avataris visually exciting and highly original, an otherworldly yet fully accessible fantasy full of dreams and good humor. --Tom Keogh

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price： 13600
A.D.V. Films(2006-10-03)

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(An excellent end to Gene Roddenberry's saga)

(Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda: Slipstream Collection)

(Story potential unrealized, writing sub-par)

(Awesome)

(Good, Solid Story)

Andromeda was developed using the notes of Gene Roddenberry, found by his wife Majel Roddenberry. The resulting show could not have been a more perfect blend of sci-fi and action, in my opinion.

The show starts off showcasing brilliant special effects, and incredibly deep plot. From the first episode, the series grips the viewer and immerses them within a world of intrigue and deception. Our "hero" for this story is Kevin Sorbo (of Hercules), and seems to be a perfect fit.

As the story unfolds and the episodes roll by, the secondary characters come to life with deep development for each and every person. Quickly it feels like there is no "lead" character as much as the entire crew of the Andromeda is the "main" character, and with each of the parts being played so well by so many talented actors this is no surprise.

I believe that almost anybody could enjoy Andromeda, it's probably one of the Sci-Fi genre's best kept secrets. To try and put a label on it is difficult, as the universe within Andromeda is a perfect blend of dark and gritty reality, heroic and impossibly daring deeds, and a strong human compassion and character driven story. Definitely worth viewing if you're a fan of science fiction in general.
excellent set, incredible price from Amazon, great shipping time, I'm very impressed with the service and of course more than happy with the DVDs.
I just finished watching this entire series, and I have to say I'm very disappointed.

I had read the basic plot synopsis on wikipedia, and I was intrigued and in the market for a new sci-fi series. I hadn't seen any of Andromeda on TV, so bought this set to give it a shot.

Upon reflection, it wasn't worth the time to watch it. I kept hoping that the writing would improve, but it didn't. The initial setting and plot - a super-advanced warship essentially slipping forward in time to a sci-fi dark age - is an awesome concept. But the stories never lived up to their potential, and some episodes had some fairly mind boggling inconsistencies with one another.

The acting, I thought, was fine, and the special effects were fairly good for a TV Sci fi series. The DVDs are well packaged with plenty of extras. These elements of the show made me rate the series with two stars, instead of one. I will note that this DVD set has the annoying penchant for putting only 2-3 episodes per disk, when they could easily fit 4-5 and cut down on space. As noted by another reviewer, though, they do use thinpaks, so there is that.

If you're looking for a good sci fi fix, I really recommend you look elsewhere, as this series was disappointing.
This is awesome, a must for any sci-fi fan. The actors really put their all into this. The quality of the characters, writing and effects is superb.
I picked up Andromeda on a whim. I had heard good things about the series, and I thought I would give it a try - especially with how cheaply I was getting off buying this set.
I have to say that I really liked the series. I found my self itching to see the next episode. I have to admit, as I watched, I read a little off some of the forums out of interest in the show and why things went the way they did. I have to agree that in the 5th season (and tail-end of the 4th season) the show changed direction, but when all is said and done, I really liked the series, and I find myself sad that I am done with it. Who knows, maybe I will pick up one of the books and see how they are...

The explosive final season of one of the most beloved science fiction TV series of all time! Captain Dylan Hunt (Kevin Sorbo Hercules: The Legendary Journeys) has never had it easy. He s been trapped in time near a black hole for three hundred years struggled with a less-than-cooperative crew of renegades aliens and androids and confronted awesome dangers lurking behind every star. Now he must face his greatest challenge understanding his own past and ultimate destiny. On the meteor-scarred planet Seefra-1 Dylan and his crew uncover a mysterious secret merging past future space and time.System Requirements:Running Time: 1100 min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: ANIMATION/ADULT SWIM Rating: TV-PG UPC: 702727141027 Manufacturer No: DAN/BX100
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price： 1999
VIZ VIDEO(2008-02-12)
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(crazy awsome)

(Naruto box set #6)

(Naruto: Volume 6)

(super cool)

(Naruto Uncut Box Set #6 - Up to par, as usual)

this is awsome really great why bother watching it on cartoon net work when you can see the uncut versions this is so cool a awsome series
So this wasn't originally going to be an amazon purchase but due the fact that each time I went to Wal Mart to get it, they didn't have it, SO ( i living a 100 miles away) Got sick and tired of the drive. SO alas I ordered it which is what I should have done in the first place. So it was ordered and delivered a week before wal mart ever got theirs. so defininetly expect me to order #7 from you.
Brand new as described. Took too long to arrive. Wasn't the cheapest I could have found this item.
This is a cool anime and i love the way it was delivered faster then i expected.
Naruto Uncut Boxed Set, Volume 6

Once again, the latest installment of the Naruto Franchise (box sets - not the special edition) throws a Kunai right at the target.

You won't regret this set!
3 DVD box set with 14 episodes. Featuring original and uncut episodes!Sasuke returns at last to face Gaara in the final round of the Chunin Exam with his powerful new jutsu Chidori. But the match is interrupted when Orochimaru's scheme to bring down the Hidden Leaf Village is put into motion. While the Third Hokage faces his former prot g Orochimaru and his dreadful forbidden jutsu Sasuke takes off after Gaara and the Sand ninja and Naruto Sakura and Shikamaru take off after Sasuke! Will the ninja of the Hidden Leaf survive the evil that has befallen them?Includes Collectible Naruto storyboards booklet!System Requirements:Run Time: 325 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: ANIMATION/ANIME UPC: 782009237914 Manufacturer No: DNRBS6
As the hit fantasy-adventureNarutocontinues, Sasuke must face Gaara in the final round of the Chunin Exams, a match that has a greater significance than either participant realizes. The students face off while Sand and Wind ninja attack the Hidden Leaf Village. The attack has been planned by the evil Orochimaru, who was once a student of the Lord Hokage of the Leaf Village. The fight between Sasuke and Gaara, who repeatedly proclaims he lives only to kill, is an essential part of Orochimaru's scheme: he hopes to take over Sasuke's body and keep himself perennially young, using a forbiddenjutsu(magical technique). But Sasuke overcomes Gaara's clouds of enchanted sand and wounds his psychopathic foe. Other students from the Sand Village spirit Gaara away, with Sasuke in pursuit; Kakashi-sensei summons up Pakkun, the ninja dog, and tells him to lead Naruto and Sakura to Sasuke. Between battles, the filmmakers offer flashbacks of the lonely, bitter childhood that warped Gaara's personality. Naruto, who was also rejected as a child, understands what Gaara suffered, but he's reduced to a minor player in these episodes. Volume 6 ranks as the darkest and least comic installment to date in the saga of Naruto Uzumaki. (Rated T+ Older Teen; suitable for ages 12 and older: violence, toilet humor, grotesque imagery)--Charles Solomon
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