Vinland Saga, FLCL And Other Blu-Rays Set For July

[PopGeeks]

Crunchyroll has revealed its physical release schedule for this July. Topping the list is the second season of Vinland Saga, which premiered on streaming in January of 2023 (sometimes these things take a while). Vinland Saga: Season 2 Part 1 will be released on July 2 and contain promo videos, plus a textless version of the opening and ending songs. The first season of Vinland Saga introduced viewers to Torfinn. Throughout Season 1, Torfinn’s only goal was to kill his archenemy Askeladd, the man who murdered his father. As Season 2 opens, Askeladd is finally dead — but Torfinn didn’t do the deed. Denied his revenge, the man now wonders what his purpose is. Someone else thought “your purpose is to be my slave,” so he’s captured by landowner Ketil and forced to toil on his farmland. But there, Torfinn meets Einar, a fellow slave who convinces him to find new meaning. While that’s going on, Canute has been crowned King of England and is setting his sights on Demnark

 

[Subtitile_ Addict]

FLCL's return to Blu-ray is a delightful surprise. With its surreal storytelling and iconic soundtrack by The Pillows, it's a must-have for any anime collector. Director commentaries and outtakes provide fascinating insights into the making of this cult classic. And let's not forget Tomo-chan Is a Girl!, offering a charming blend of comedy and heart. The Limited Edition's extra goodies make it a treasure trove for fans. Crunchyroll is truly spoiling us with this lineup!

 

[WilliammLesly]

Vinland Saga's second season promises an intriguing continuation of Torfinn's journey. The complexities of his character and the world he inhabits are ripe for exploration. And with FLCL's Blu-ray release, fans can relive the zaniness of this anime gem. The addition of director commentaries and music videos adds depth to the viewing experience

 

[ArcadeChampion]

As a longtime fan of Vinland Saga, I'm thrilled to see the second season hitting Blu-ray this July. Torfinn's evolution as a character has been gripping to watch, and I'm eager to delve deeper into his quest for purpose. FLCL's return to the format is also a pleasant surprise, and I can't wait to experience its chaotic brilliance once again