Recently, eBay listings with Kyatto Ninden Teyandee DVDs containing English and Spanish subtitling have been popping up from a seller in Puerto Rico.
Let’s look at some of the details from the back of the case:
Incorrect year listed (1984 — series aired in 1990)
“AI Improved” branding (not used on licensed releases).
Mentions of “backup discs”.
NTSC listed on a Blu-ray (not a Blu-ray standard)
No Tatsunoko or official distributor credit.
Unknown website credited on packaging.
Disc 5 artwork sourced from fanart (not official Tatsunoko material).
Disc 4 used traced fanart.
More importantly, the seller also specifies in the description that this is not official.
Sharing this as a heads-up so newer collectors are more aware that this isn’t official.
If you like it as a curiosity piece, or can’t afford the high cost of the set recently released in Japan, that’s one thing — just don’t let anyone sell it to you as official.
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Hope I can acquire a Snoop to pair up with this in the future!
George once held the National Football League record for touchdowns by a defensive lineman with six (he had seven in his career but one came on offense). In his post playing days he once walked across the country to raise funds for 9/11 first responders. Brother of former NFL lineman, Doug, George Martin turns 73 today.
200g vinyl, gatefold, first pressing, with Quiex hype sticker
LOVE this record. And a must have, as one of the best-selling albums of all time, the best-selling debut album by a female artist, and the third best-selling album of the 21st century.