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Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex The Complete Series (2004) (Digital HD)

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AppleTV has Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex The Complete Series (2004) (Digital HD) for $9.99.

Fandango at Home has Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex The Complete Series (2004) (Digital HDX) for $9.99.

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Bundle Includes:
  • Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
    • Sci-Fi | Animation | 2004
    • 26 Episodes
    • Major Motoko Kusanagi is a beautiful but deadly cyborg that is the squad leader of Section 9 - the Japanese government's clandestine unit assigned to battle terrorism and cyber warfare. Surrounded by an expertly trained team, Motoko faces her ultimate challenge - The Laughing Man - a terrorist who orchestrated a kidnapping and extortion plot many years ago and has suddenly reappeared.
  • Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd Gig
    • Sci-Fi | Animation | 2005
    • 26 Episodes
    • In a futuristic world where the internet and cybernetics has blurred the borders between societies; the members of Public Security Section 9 are reinstated to assist in solving numerous cases of cyber crime. A spate of similar crimes committed by separate suicidal groups known as The Individual Eleven becomes the core focus for Section 9 as war approaches in the form of refugees flooding into the country.

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  • This offer is $5 lower than Frontpage Deals from July 2025 at AppleTV and Fandango at Home.
  • TV show/series are not Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible 
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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AppleTV has Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex The Complete Series (2004) (Digital HD) for $9.99.

Fandango at Home has Ghost In The Shell: Stand Alone Complex The Complete Series (2004) (Digital HDX) for $9.99.

Thanks to community member Shlanker for finding this deal.

Note, must purchase from the available digital retailers

Bundle Includes:
  • Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
    • Sci-Fi | Animation | 2004
    • 26 Episodes
    • Major Motoko Kusanagi is a beautiful but deadly cyborg that is the squad leader of Section 9 - the Japanese government's clandestine unit assigned to battle terrorism and cyber warfare. Surrounded by an expertly trained team, Motoko faces her ultimate challenge - The Laughing Man - a terrorist who orchestrated a kidnapping and extortion plot many years ago and has suddenly reappeared.
  • Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex 2nd Gig
    • Sci-Fi | Animation | 2005
    • 26 Episodes
    • In a futuristic world where the internet and cybernetics has blurred the borders between societies; the members of Public Security Section 9 are reinstated to assist in solving numerous cases of cyber crime. A spate of similar crimes committed by separate suicidal groups known as The Individual Eleven becomes the core focus for Section 9 as war approaches in the form of refugees flooding into the country.

Editor's Notes

Written by Discombobulated | Staff
  • This offer is $5 lower than Frontpage Deals from July 2025 at AppleTV and Fandango at Home.
  • TV show/series are not Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible 
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.

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FantasticSnail1594
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Agreed. The Stand Alone Complex series specifically is far profounder than Black Mirror and Mr. Robot and even the original GITS film by Mamoru Oshii (except SAC 2045, though that happened to predict not the pandemic but the global recession it caused, also while it was ridiculous at the time which is the reason I dismissed it, the Post-Human super-intelligence resulting from a mere algorithm virus is essentially a local LLM now, so that really blew my mind; also the reference to the then cliche 1984 book is now more relevant than ever, possibly the most relevant book today). This is mainly because the writers of SAC used a media ecology framework for analyzing the current state of human-machine interaction, and extrapolated from there, where the explored extrapolations are experimental social network topologies with humans, cyber-brains, and machines interfacing within this network, with the movie Solid State Society (not included in this bundle) based on the rhizome social network (non-hierarchical, decentralized) by Deleuze and Guattari. 1st Gig used a Catcher in the Rye motif, even the metafiction short story in it, and explored the extremes of 2ch-style anonymous hive mind that predated 4chan and Anonymous. 2nd Gig is a genius geopolitical stance about Japan's (still current) status as a de facto puppet state as a defeated country, where the plot features a "hero" character "produced" by foreign intelligence, who ultimately subverts this producer-actor relationship where the producer ends up becoming a side-character to an act driven by pure virtue, so without spoiling details, it is a "safe" subversion where Japan gets to keep its dignity and most importantly agency while acknowledging its defeat and current subjugation by an all-powerful empire (America; it makes no pretenses about how extremely powerful the US is, which heightens the weight of its subversion). Mr. Robot while the most technically accurate depiction of Def Con level expertise (they literally hired the top pros in the industry) its anti-capitalist plot is as deep as Fight Club's which it doesn't hide as the main inspiration, which is to say it is not based on the existing academic dialog and research about capitalism, just some "fark the rich" sentiment that gets easily labeled as "commie" by uneducated recipients of state welfare, even billionaires who are recipients of corporate welfare (note the irony here if it isn't already obvious). On the other hand, SAC was written by a legit scholar of Marxist economics (Marxist here is not limited to Marx's outdated Das Kapital but the more than a century's worth of literature advancing it to apply to the current state of capitalist evolution, e.g. Adorno's culture industry, even Gramsci's cultural hegemony), so it also introduced roles of fiscal currency where when they were writing SAC the Euro was just introduced to the world. Black Mirror is cool in a Twilight Zone sort of way and is definitely more up to date about current technologies than the much much older SAC. Honestly SAC with Yoko Kanno music and groundbreaking Studio Orange founder 3D animation AND featuring the last of real cel animation make this bundle so worth it even if you watch it with your brain shut off.
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Instant buy this is by far the best GITS series EVER! Rep'd great find especially at $9.99

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Feb 14, 2026 05:48 AM
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Box Set of 52 Episodes for $9.99 at Apple and Fandango. Note: TV series purchased for a streaming library through iTunes/Apple Store will not cross populate to your Fandango at Home or Amazon digital libraries like most movies do. Where you buy it is where you watch it.

https://tv.apple.com/us/boxset/gh...rdezsr2ilg

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Last edited by Shlanker February 14, 2026 at 12:08 AM.
Feb 14, 2026 06:14 AM
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BesserFeb 14, 2026 06:14 AM
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Instant buy this is by far the best GITS series EVER! Rep'd great find especially at $9.99
Last edited by Besser February 13, 2026 at 11:17 PM.
Feb 14, 2026 09:51 AM
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FantasticSnail1594Feb 14, 2026 09:51 AM
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Quote from Besser :
Instant buy this is by far the best GITS series EVER! Rep'd great find especially at $9.99
Agreed. The Stand Alone Complex series specifically is far profounder than Black Mirror and Mr. Robot and even the original GITS film by Mamoru Oshii (except SAC 2045, though that happened to predict not the pandemic but the global recession it caused, also while it was ridiculous at the time which is the reason I dismissed it, the Post-Human super-intelligence resulting from a mere algorithm virus is essentially a local LLM now, so that really blew my mind; also the reference to the then cliche 1984 book is now more relevant than ever, possibly the most relevant book today). This is mainly because the writers of SAC used a media ecology framework for analyzing the current state of human-machine interaction, and extrapolated from there, where the explored extrapolations are experimental social network topologies with humans, cyber-brains, and machines interfacing within this network, with the movie Solid State Society (not included in this bundle) based on the rhizome social network (non-hierarchical, decentralized) by Deleuze and Guattari. 1st Gig used a Catcher in the Rye motif, even the metafiction short story in it, and explored the extremes of 2ch-style anonymous hive mind that predated 4chan and Anonymous. 2nd Gig is a genius geopolitical stance about Japan's (still current) status as a de facto puppet state as a defeated country, where the plot features a "hero" character "produced" by foreign intelligence, who ultimately subverts this producer-actor relationship where the producer ends up becoming a side-character to an act driven by pure virtue, so without spoiling details, it is a "safe" subversion where Japan gets to keep its dignity and most importantly agency while acknowledging its defeat and current subjugation by an all-powerful empire (America; it makes no pretenses about how extremely powerful the US is, which heightens the weight of its subversion). Mr. Robot while the most technically accurate depiction of Def Con level expertise (they literally hired the top pros in the industry) its anti-capitalist plot is as deep as Fight Club's which it doesn't hide as the main inspiration, which is to say it is not based on the existing academic dialog and research about capitalism, just some "fark the rich" sentiment that gets easily labeled as "commie" by uneducated recipients of state welfare, even billionaires who are recipients of corporate welfare (note the irony here if it isn't already obvious). On the other hand, SAC was written by a legit scholar of Marxist economics (Marxist here is not limited to Marx's outdated Das Kapital but the more than a century's worth of literature advancing it to apply to the current state of capitalist evolution, e.g. Adorno's culture industry, even Gramsci's cultural hegemony), so it also introduced roles of fiscal currency where when they were writing SAC the Euro was just introduced to the world. Black Mirror is cool in a Twilight Zone sort of way and is definitely more up to date about current technologies than the much much older SAC. Honestly SAC with Yoko Kanno music and groundbreaking Studio Orange founder 3D animation AND featuring the last of real cel animation make this bundle so worth it even if you watch it with your brain shut off.
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Feb 14, 2026 03:08 PM
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redraccoonzFeb 14, 2026 03:08 PM
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How much is this usually ?
Feb 14, 2026 03:38 PM
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exxadoreFeb 14, 2026 03:38 PM
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Quote from redraccoonz :
How much is this usually ?
$24.99 is the MSRP, each season is $29.99.
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Quote from redraccoonz :
How much is this usually ?
Fandango had it listed as $155 for the complete HDX set. That seems insanely over inflated. You can buy the series on Blu-ray part one and part two for a little under 50 bucks.
Feb 14, 2026 07:11 PM
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FuschiaCemetery9128Feb 14, 2026 07:11 PM
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This is the real deal. I was going to buy physically, and maybe still will, but $10 for the whole series is definitely worth it. Dub is amazing.

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Feb 14, 2026 07:17 PM
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BesserFeb 14, 2026 07:17 PM
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Quote from FantasticSnail1594 :
Agreed. The Stand Alone Complex series specifically is far profounder than Black Mirror and Mr. Robot and even the original GITS film by Mamoru Oshii (except SAC 2045, though that happened to predict not the pandemic but the global recession it caused, also while it was ridiculous at the time which is the reason I dismissed it, the Post-Human super-intelligence resulting from a mere algorithm virus is essentially a local LLM now, so that really blew my mind; also the reference to the then cliche 1984 book is now more relevant than ever, possibly the most relevant book today). This is mainly because the writers of SAC used a media ecology framework for analyzing the current state of human-machine interaction, and extrapolated from there, where the explored extrapolations are experimental social network topologies with humans, cyber-brains, and machines interfacing within this network, with the movie Solid State Society (not included in this bundle) based on the rhizome social network (non-hierarchical, decentralized) by Deleuze and Guattari. 1st Gig used a Catcher in the Rye motif, even the metafiction short story in it, and explored the extremes of 2ch-style anonymous hive mind that predated 4chan and Anonymous. 2nd Gig is a genius geopolitical stance about Japan's (still current) status as a de facto puppet state as a defeated country, where the plot features a "hero" character "produced" by foreign intelligence, who ultimately subverts this producer-actor relationship where the producer ends up becoming a side-character to an act driven by pure virtue, so without spoiling details, it is a "safe" subversion where Japan gets to keep its dignity and most importantly agency while acknowledging its defeat and current subjugation by an all-powerful empire (America; it makes no pretenses about how extremely powerful the US is, which heightens the weight of its subversion). Mr. Robot while the most technically accurate depiction of Def Con level expertise (they literally hired the top pros in the industry) its anti-capitalist plot is as deep as Fight Club's which it doesn't hide as the main inspiration, which is to say it is not based on the existing academic dialog and research about capitalism, just some "fark the rich" sentiment that gets easily labeled as "commie" by uneducated recipients of state welfare, even billionaires who are recipients of corporate welfare (note the irony here if it isn't already obvious). On the other hand, SAC was written by a legit scholar of Marxist economics (Marxist here is not limited to Marx's outdated Das Kapital but the more than a century's worth of literature advancing it to apply to the current state of capitalist evolution, e.g. Adorno's culture industry, even Gramsci's cultural hegemony), so it also introduced roles of fiscal currency where when they were writing SAC the Euro was just introduced to the world. Black Mirror is cool in a Twilight Zone sort of way and is definitely more up to date about current technologies than the much much older SAC. Honestly SAC with Yoko Kanno music and groundbreaking Studio Orange founder 3D animation AND featuring the last of real cel animation make this bundle so worth it even if you watch it with your brain shut off.
lol it sure did use the news frame work to get it storyline going but really who knew the story with roll into realtime future event hahahaha I swear people made crazy lunacy story line's that kindve came to light IRL crazy world we living just make you think how sick the times we are in and the people that made it that way
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Feb 15, 2026 12:23 AM
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thenotoriousmsgFeb 15, 2026 12:23 AM
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Does it have the original Japanese audio on Apple TV or is it only in English? Thanks!
Feb 16, 2026 08:27 AM
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Ck2hiFeb 16, 2026 08:27 AM
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buy and watch
Feb 16, 2026 09:48 AM
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AnnieclayfaceFeb 16, 2026 09:48 AM
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Quote from thenotoriousmsg :
Does it have the original Japanese audio on Apple TV or is it only in English? Thanks!
Looks like it's only in English. Was hoping for the original Japanese. Apple TV is especially frustrating about not including the correct languages in their anime box sets
Feb 16, 2026 11:43 AM
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TimtekFeb 16, 2026 11:43 AM
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Quote from redraccoonz :
How much is this usually ?
I got it on sale from the Microsoft store for $4 a few years ago. But that service is gone now.
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RogueVariableFeb 16, 2026 01:09 PM
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Quote from Timtek :
I got it on sale from the Microsoft store for $4 a few years ago. But that service is gone now.
And this is why I never buy digital media. It's renting, not purchasing.
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BigfameiFeb 16, 2026 02:35 PM
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There is a 2026 ghost in the shell series releasing in July. You can find it on the official YT channel!!!

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thezenFeb 16, 2026 05:28 PM
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Sad that English dub only.

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