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Eureka Seven: The Complete Series (Blu-ray + Digital)

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Amazon has Eureka Seven: The Complete Series (Anime) (Blu-ray + Digital) for $19.99 after the 20% off discount at checkout. Shipping is free with Prime or orders $25 or more.

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  • Renton dreams of joining up with a group of pilots known as Gekkostate and following in his father's heroic footsteps. But when mysterious beauty Eureka shows up and Gekkostate extends him an invitation, Renton discovers that this dream has a dark side.

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Amazon has Eureka Seven: The Complete Series (Anime) (Blu-ray + Digital) for $19.99 after the 20% off discount at checkout. Shipping is free with Prime or orders $25 or more.

Thanks to community member persian_mafia for finding this deal.

About The Series:
  • Renton dreams of joining up with a group of pilots known as Gekkostate and following in his father's heroic footsteps. But when mysterious beauty Eureka shows up and Gekkostate extends him an invitation, Renton discovers that this dream has a dark side.

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ChristianM1063
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Had this one on my list for a good while, finally decided to go for it with this deal.

Excited to experience this anime again, now over 10+ years later
MatthewP8438
492 Posts
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IIRC this is 4:3 which surprised me when I went to rewatch it when the BD came out. Not a problem, as that's how it was made. I just always have to adjust to something that's not widescreen when I initially start it.

Great show, though. A bit drawn out but always interesting. I think if it were made today it would be 26 ep.

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Feb 2, 2021
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FMXP
Feb 2, 2021
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Too long by half, but a minor classic nonetheless. It told a story that could easily have fit into 26 episodes with 50. All the opening and ending songs for this show slap though.
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AuctionSniper
Feb 2, 2021
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Up to $25 now. (Edit: 20% off at checkout as the reply corrected. Used to the prices around here inching up once they get attention.)
Last edited by AuctionSniper February 2, 2021 at 11:30 AM.
Feb 2, 2021
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TangoBird
Feb 2, 2021
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Quote from AuctionSniper :
Up to $25 now.
It takes 20% off at the checkout.
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Feb 2, 2021
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PaulZ5835
Feb 2, 2021
607 Posts
Quote from Solarium :
Loved the anime from this era so much
Not on my list, but I got giftcards to bring it down. Definitely this era for sure.
Feb 2, 2021
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sorbitol
Feb 2, 2021
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Anybody know where I can find Nanashi subs for this, and then mux them in?
Feb 2, 2021
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nightanole
Feb 2, 2021
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Quote from sorbitol :
Anybody know where I can find Nanashi subs for this, and then mux them in?
Its a long shot, but plex will let you download from a list, and fansubbers are on the list most of the time.
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nightanole
Feb 2, 2021
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Jelly wings are warm, thats all i learned from this series.

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Feb 2, 2021
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ClownBaby
Feb 2, 2021
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Ripoff of NGE
Feb 2, 2021
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wheresthegoodstuff
Feb 2, 2021
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I am not into Anime at all, but this is honestly one of the best shows I've ever seen. Very emotional. Would highly, highly recommend this series, even though what came after wasn't as good (which is debatable, of course, but many fans of the series hated what BONES did to the series after the initial seasons).
Feb 2, 2021
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SmilingMorning4257
Feb 2, 2021
95 Posts
Quote from VinnyC :
Haven't seen this one. I'm a huge fan of Gurren Lagann, DBZ, Demon Slayer, Attack on Titan, etc... would I like this?
I haven't seen the series since it was on TV about ~15 years ago. I remember liking it more than most mecha animes, for whatever that's worth. The MC was very relatable to me as a teen. The soundtrack and art style was on point. It had emotional weight and good romance to boot (romance is hardly done well if at all in anime). It had a satisfying cast of characters like Cowboy Bebop. It might be drawn out though - 50 episode animes are rare nowadays. Definitely recommend it.
Last edited by SmilingMorning4257 February 2, 2021 at 07:01 AM.
Feb 2, 2021
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Baguda
Feb 2, 2021
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Since I like MHA and there are many rave reviews here, I checked to see I had the first half of the episodes free on MS/Xbox, so I watched the first 3 episodes. Though I'll admit I was somewhat tired and dozed off a few times (since I didn't see this deal until very late), Eureka Seven just didn't grab my interest like MHA did. Instead of Deku wanting to be the greatest hero, I saw some kid who sounded similar wanting to use his magical powers to be the greatest air current surfer. Then there were a bunch of flying mechs on surfboards ("quirks" seem more interesting) and other stuff I didn't understand due to dozing off. I couldn't justify paying $20 to get the remaining 24 episodes. I guess I need to watch this series again someday when I'm fully awake but whatever it is that makes this series so great to so many people must happen in later episodes. I watched a few Cowboy Bebop and Trigun episodes long ago, and I could see the appeal in the first couple episodes. Same with MHA, but not Eureka Seven.
Feb 2, 2021
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SmilingMorning4257
Feb 2, 2021
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Quote from Baguda :
Since I like MHA and there are many rave reviews here, I checked to see I had the first half of the episodes free on MS/Xbox, so I watched the first 3 episodes. Though I'll admit I was somewhat tired and dozed off a few times (since I didn't see this deal until very late), Eureka Seven just didn't grab my interest like MHA did. Instead of Deku wanting to be the greatest hero, I saw some kid who sounded similar wanting to use his magical powers to be the greatest air current surfer. Then there were a bunch of flying mechs on surfboards ("quirks" seem more interesting) and other stuff I didn't understand due to dozing off. I couldn't justify paying $20 to get the remaining 24 episodes. I guess I need to watch this series again someday when I'm fully awake but whatever it is that makes this series so great to so many people must happen in later episodes. I watched a few Cowboy Bebop and Trigun episodes long ago, and I could see the appeal in the first couple episodes. Same with MHA, but not Eureka Seven.
It would probably help if you weren't dozing off. The issue might be also that you're not used to 90s/early 00s anime. They tended to be less episodic and more of a slow burn. I'm told that 'new season' anime nowadays is the opposite because people have less of an attention span. I sound like an old person. I've been meaning to watch MHA but the art style turns me off. Every decade, anime has a new look and I'm just not digging this newer stuff. To each his own.
Feb 2, 2021
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Epsilonic
Feb 2, 2021
356 Posts
I've never seen this anime. It somehow still manages to make me nostalgic because it makes me think of a band I used to be really into called Supercar. They performed the song Storywriter for the OST.

Maybe I should give it a shot. I just haven't had the same passion for anime since I was in my late teens.
Feb 3, 2021
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pauladams11
Feb 3, 2021
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Quote from PeteyTheStriker :
For a split second confused this with Eureka the TV show. This anime looks cool though.
lol... me too. I was quite confused when I saw the product picture in the thread here. Smilie

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Feb 3, 2021
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Baguda
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Quote from SmilingMorning4257 :
It would probably help if you weren't dozing off. The issue might be also that you're not used to 90s/early 00s anime. They tended to be less episodic and more of a slow burn. I'm told that 'new season' anime nowadays is the opposite because people have less of an attention span. I sound like an old person. I've been meaning to watch MHA but the art style turns me off. Every decade, anime has a new look and I'm just not digging this newer stuff. To each his own.
I know you're right. Sadly movie time comes late (except on the weekends) after everything else gets done, so I'm often tired. One thing I've learned is that no matter how tired I am, I don't doze off during really interesting stuff. So if I fall asleep it means it's slow. Fortunately I have the first 26 episodes so I can go back and revisit them, but probably not any time soon. There is so much anime out there it's hard to figure out what's good or what to watch next. I'll finish MHA, then I still need to finish Cowboy Bebop and Trigun. I was told to look into Demon Slayer.

Regarding the art style of MHA vs. Eureka Seven, what differences are you referring to? The strange things in MHA I don't like are when characters are embarrassed or surprised their eyes or faces look ridiculous, sometimes the characters turn to line drawings with no color on them, they'll cry buckets of water, or there will be strange still frame closeups with scribbled lines over them. I've become used to see most anime characters (not just MHA) flying through the air when they attack with motion lines behind them. Is this the art style you mean? If yes, I don't like that style either, but fortunately it's usually a few brief moments during each episode and not constant. I think they spend the majority of their animation budget on animating characters' hair vs. everything else. I'd prefer a Pixar style, but most anime is nowhere near that. The reason I started to like MHA is the character development, primarily All Might and Deku.

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