counter
about us
 
DVD: Mayumi Tanaka
 
 


Suche DVD:   



 Mayumi Tanaka  


  
Wolf's Rain - Final Encounters (Vol. 7)
Arisa Ogasawara, Unshô Ishizuka

Bandai, 2005

can't help but wonder what the original vision was for this series...
...if the writers intended to have a reset-style ending all along, or if they were forced to compress and compromise their original vision. Would be very interested to hear about the "original" ending envisioned (and I don't mean that of ep 26) by the writers... ...
  
  











  



  
Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon
Masako Nozawa, Takeshi Kusao

FUNimation Productions, 2006

Probably the best DBZ movie for effects and storyline.
Wrath of the Dragon is definitely an alternate storyline. However this is the case because it is directly linked to the Trunks storyline. Without giving a spoiler, you find out the origin of the sword that Trunks carries in the series. In the manga which gives more ...
  
  











  



  
Castle in the Sky
Mayumi Tanaka, James Van Der Beek

Walt Disney Video, 2003

One of Miyazaki's more adventure-based films...
I love almost all of Miyazaki's works (with the exception of Porco Rosso), and Castle in the Sky is no different. Miyazaki's story-telling style tends to be rather slow-paced, which is fine, but I really enjoyed this movie for its faster, more energetic pacing. ...
  
  











  



  
Dragon Ball - The Saga of Goku - Boxed Set
Masako Nozawa, Hiromi Tsuru

Trimark, 2000

Come On People!!!
A lot of these people writing these reviews must be sickos. This is the edited version but what is the big deal. The parts that are edited ain't even that serious. So they edited Bulma naked or whatever it may be what do you want to see it so bad. It's not like it's a ...
  
  











  



  
Dragon Ball Z - Movie 7: Super Android 13 (Uncut)
Jôji Yanami, Masako Nozawa

Funimation Prod, 2003

Dragonball Z Movie
Okay, so you're reading my review for 'Dragonball Z: Super Android 13'. I enjoyed this movie and would recommend it to anyone who enjoyed anime and especially those who enjoyed the action genre of anime. There are some comedic moments to break up the action in this ...
  
  











  



  
One Piece: Season 1, Second Voyage
Akemi Okamura, Hiroaki Hirata

Funimation Prod, 2008

Pre order it, now.
Great show, great boxset, this is where it really gets goin' folks. If you were disappointed with the lack of character development in the first box set, give this one a shot, because you are going to be learning a lot more about the characters and you will ...
  
  











  



  
Wolf's Rain: Anime Legends Complete Collection Vol. 1
Mamoru Miyano, Kenta Miyake

Bandai, 2006

One of my all time favorites
Not much I can say that hasn't already been said about this masterpiece of an anime. Sure, people get confused by the fact this is only Part 1 of the Complete Collection, but I still loved this anime so much that I didn't mind having to buy both parts. If you don't ...
  
  











  



  
Dragon Ball Z - Bojack Unbound (Uncut)
Jôji Yanami, Masako Nozawa

Funimation Prod, 2004

Not the same as other movies.
I brought this movie and thought that it would be like the other ones but it was not. Don't get me wrong this is a great movie but I realzied some things they did that they didn't do in the other movies. First of all I was surprised to see Hurcules skin darker normaly ...
  
  











  



  
One Piece - Season 1, First Voyage (Uncut)
Mayumi Tanaka, Kazuya Nakai

Funimation Prod, 2008

Excellent, except for one major issue
Totally awesome show. I don't own the dvd and will explain why shortly. However I have seen every episode aired so far in japan via fansubs online. This show starts out good and stays good throughout. Now is the problem part. This show is almost 400 episodes long so ...
  
  











  



  
Wolf's Rain - Leader of the Pack (Vol. 1)
Arisa Ogasawara, Unshô Ishizuka

Bandai, 2004

Will Leave You Howling for More
Wolf's Rain is the best anime series I have seen since The Vision of Escaflowne. The story, animation, and production values are far superior to any anime series or movie to come down the pike in recent years. Wolf's Rain is deep and meaningful. Anything else pales ...
  
  











  



  
Wolf's Rain - Paradise and Poison (Vol 6)
Steve Blum, Arisa Ogasawara

Bandai, 2005

Wolf's Rain Is The Best Anime
Okay by the way this is not a "kids review" i am a (...) girl its just that i can't figue out how to make a normal review. lol Anyway...Wolf's Rain is the best anime i have ever watched. My cousin got me into it. One of my friends said it was a terrible series and i'm ...
  
  











  



  
Dragon Ball Z: 7 Disc Fusion Boxed Set
Masako Nozawa, Mayumi Shô

Funimation Prod, 2003

Great Saga. Vegeto and Gotenks are seen for the first time.
This saga is great. We get to see Vegeto and gotenks fight for the first time. This saga starts off with Buu splitting into the people, they fight and the evil buu wins. The evil buu absorbs the good buu and he transforms. After that happens buu tracks down gotenks ...
  
  











  



  
Wolf's Rain - Loss (Vol. 3)
Steve Blum, Arisa Ogasawara

Bandai, 2004

wolf rain
i have been with this show seence it started and its a realy great japanese animation i love this show and have been rec. it for my vido library i like the way that they tell the storiy of kiba and the others dream to get to paridise and how chesa is going to lead them ...
  
  











  



  
IGPX - Complete Season 1 Collection (Toonami Version)
Kazuya Nakai, Kari Wahlgren

Bandai, 2006

Igpx is the best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ok so i've watch't the whole season on toonami and loved it and years later (now) i've finaly bought it and i'm so glad i did if you like robots,racing,fighting then you'll love this anime its about a boy named Takeshi and his team satomi and his co pilet's and his ...
  
  











  



  
The Yakuza Papers - Battles Without Honor & Humanity (Complete Box Set)
Bunta Sugawara, Hiroki Matsukata

Homevision, 2004

The Yakuza: Men Without A Moral Compass
Director Kinji Fukasaku's five part film set of "The Yakuza Papers" is an important addition to anyones Asian film library. A little background on Kinji Fukasaku might help those to understand why he chose to portray the yakuza as men without honor or decency. Prior to ...
  
  











  



products you might be interested in








 



search for DVDs
collection, complete, encounters, humanity, paradise, unbound



Google      toavi.com    web
dvd
apparel
baby
beauty
books
camera photo
classical music
computers
dvd
electronics
gourmet food
health personal care
kitchen
office products
outdoor living
computer video games
popular music
software
sporting goods
tools hardware
toys-games
vhs
watches jewelry







we recommend


One of Miyazaki's more adventure-based films...

randomly chosen


book: Tourismes en Europe