The Blu-ray and DVD of the theatrical animation "Hyakuem." based on the original work by Uotoyo will be released on May 27th. At the same time, comments from Tori Matsuzaka and Shota Sometani, who co-starred in the film, have also arrived.
Blu-ray digipak case of the theatrical anime "Hyakuem." (c) Uotoyo/Kodansha/"Hyakuem." ” Production Committee
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Both Blu-ray and DVD include a retake version that has been brushed up. The Blu-ray comes with a box drawn by Uotoyo, as well as a digipak case designed by character designer and chief animation director Keisuke Kojima. The digipak depicts the moment when working adults Togashi, Komiya, Zaitsu, Kaito, Kabagi, and Morikawa made their start.
As a bonus, a 52-page visual booklet containing a dialogue between director Kenji Iwaisawa and Kojima, and a title logo sticker set for the 5-volume version of the original work are included. The video bonus includes a making-of documentary and stage greeting video, and the audio bonus includes a 106-minute audio commentary by six staff members from each section, including director Iwaizawa. The DVD comes with two types of title logo stickers and a collection of preview videos. In addition, corporate benefits and early reservation benefits are also available.
Theatrical anime "Hyakuem." Tori Matsuzaka & Shota Sometani comment video
In addition, the newly drawn visual postcards that have been distributed as admission benefits will be reprinted and distributed at three theaters in Tokyo. TOHO Cinemas Chante, kino cinéma will be distributed at Shinjuku from today, February 27th, and at Meguro Cinema on March 9th, 11th, 13th, and 14th, and will end when supplies last. There are a total of 7 types available, and each visitor will be given one at random.
In addition, a 12-inch analog record of the soundtrack will be released on May 27th. The 13 songs carefully selected from the soundtrack CD released last September have been newly mastered and recorded.
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