Welcome to the Everton News Daily. More and more stories have emerged overnight regarding 777's takeover of Everton Football Club. The Daily Mail has been very, very interested in this story, it seems. They've had quite a few pieces on the 777 bid to take over at Everton Josh Wonder and his many men and women trying to take the club over. Listen, these stories are going to keep emerging. There was the story of the £20m loan that 777 had given Everton to keep the club going. That's the sensational story. Overnight, and Everton's friend Matthews has written a piece today saying that the Premier League club will object to 777's takeover bid of Everton. There is a Premier League meeting tomorrow. It isn't, he says in his piece, it isn't in the agenda to discuss Everton's takeover, but he has been told there will be an informal chat about 777's takeover of Everton Football Club, which people he thinks will be opposed to it. They've clearly, 777 have got obstacles to get over. We know that. They've got to pass the Premier League's fitting proper ownership test and there's another thing that they have to do as well before their ownership of Everton. Taking over from Farad Masheery is ratified, but there has been a lot of stories since this news broke on Friday that Farad Masheery was going to sell his majority share holding 2777. There's been one, if not two stories a day from different angles. Somebody is feeding the media, which is fine. That's what happens. A lot of interest in Premier League clubs, a lot of interest in Everton. In the earlier piece, I think it was in here, but it says that there are other, how are they, but credible, is one of the ways I think owners and consortium would be interested in buying Everton, as long as Farad Masheery drops his price. You have to wonder are some of these stories being fed by maybe other people who've got an interest in this takeover, because there has seemed to be a lot of interest in this more so. There seems to be more kind of concern and say when Newcastle and all that stuff was going on with the Saudi government, which a lot of people are opposed to. I'm sure there wasn't three stories a day regarding that, so someone is putting more fuel on the fire and they're just wondering is it other competitors or is it other people who are confident that this may not go through. And they can come in at the last minute and maybe get the club for a cheaper price than what triple seven have agreed to Farad Masheery.  We'll have to wait and see, but like we said yesterday and probably the day before, this is going to continue up until we've got a decision one way or the other. Triple seven team confident that this will go through, but who knows, we'll have to wait and see on that one. Everton goalkeeper Billy Crelan has signed a new deal with the club until 2025. Crelan, who signed from Fleetwood Town, said he's delighted to sign a new deal. He is in Evertonian and said, mate, I'm in Evertonian, my family are big Evertonian, so this is a dream come true for me. He did go on to explain that he hopes to maybe get a loan move in January. He wants to get that feeling of training for a three o'clock on a Saturday and having to play the game to build up the next level of his experience. So Billy Crelan has signed a new deal with the football club. And Everton have apparently been impressed by the take up of hospitality at the new Everton Stadium. Should it go through? Of course it will. Doc on one was the latest offering that Everton got out there. That's sold out now as well. And the club are now preparing to launch their latest and largest offering. It's called the All Membership. This gives seasonal membership to the bars and traditional style pubs within the stadium for drinking before and after the game as well. If anyone's interested, if you are interested in that and there has been a lot of interest in the other stuff, you can go on Everton's website and register your interest. We have had a look around it and the plans for it are absolutely brilliant for the restaurant styles and the bars, what it's going to be like. We haven't seen the actual things as you've not allowed to, but we've seen a lot of the mock-ups and how it's going to look. It does look very, very impressive to be fair. So if you're interested in that kind of thing, you can register that interest on Everton's website. That is it for the news daily. Give the video a thumbs up and subscribe if you haven't. Thanks for watching. See you later.


The Comic Weekly Man, the Jolly Comic Weekly Man. And I'm here to read the funnies to you happy boys and honeys. Yes, boys and girls, it's comic weekly time.  Right out of the pages of Puck the Comic Weekly, straight into your living room, your friend, the Comic Weekly Man, the Jolly Comic Weekly Man. Hello, loo-loo. Hello, loo-loo. Well, little Miss Sonny, how are you today? I'm just fine. Look, I've got a new pair of shoes. Oh, isn't that nice? I love the little black bow. Oh, so do I. And it always stays tight, so I don't have to tie it. Oh, that's very convenient. Yes, it is, isn't it? Yes, it is, isn't it? Be careful when you're polishing them, though, so you don't stain that bow. Oh, no, I won't. But speaking of shoe polish, if two in one is shoe polish and three in one is oil, what is four in one? Hickory, jickory. That's a tough one. I give up. What is four in one? Five. Oh, that's a good one. You tricked me that time. Now will you please read me the funny? Puck the Comic Weekly. Very well, I will in just a moment. But before I do, let's listen to this nice man. Now, here we go with Puck the Comic Weekly. And on the first page of the first section, Hop along, Cassidy. Magic words for the music, please. Very well, my lady. Six comes blazing as he thunders along. Give us music for Hop along. Deep in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, the climber carefully picks his way up the sheer face of a lofty mountainside, high above the swiftly flowing Arkansas River. As he gains the summit, a man and a dog watch him, behind some rocks. The climber scrambles over the edge and then stands up. He wears a pack on it to stamp the letters Frontier Telegraph Company. He straightens up and sees the mountaineer, who is carrying a gun and facing him. Last picture, second row. The mountaineer says, we've been waiting for you. You and your outfit was worn to clear out of this country. The Telegraph man replies, well, this is a free land, isn't it? First picture next row, the mountaineer answers. Yep. Free snoopers with new frangled notions that set in uptowns and bringing in railroads and telegraph. Nice mountain folks aim to keep things our way. Any objections? Well, the law might have some. Yeah, this gun is the law here. I reckon it's time to start and fortune it. He pulls up his gun to shoot. The Telegraph man leaps at him. The mountaineer yells, get him, Frank. Last picture, fourth row of the dog with a savage snarl hurls himself forward. For a moment, the Telegraph man teeters in the brink of the cliff and slips and falls backward into the river 100 feet below. First picture bottom row, the mountaineer looks down into the river and says, yeah, we're rid of him, Frank. That river will beat him to pieces in no time. Meanwhile, to the south, an approaching horseman rides upstream on the very river the Telegraph man has fallen into. A close look at the horseman tells us it's hop along Cassidy. He'll save his life, and then the Telegraph man will tell him what the mountaineer and the dog did, and he'll take him down to jail, and he'll say, something tells me it won't be as easy as that. Hoppy has a real job ahead of him. Oh, I certain he won't miss that. I won't, either. I'll bet you we're going to turn over the page and find out. Yes, sir, there he is, on page three. And do you remember last week, the ship that Prince Val and Arforon had landed at Britain, and that's where Arf is to leave the ship? Yes, and you remember that Arf is very unhappy about this, because it looks as though he's going to have to park with a beautiful girl Adele, whom he has fallen in love with. Yes, that's so sad. But do you remember that the crew was going to give him a present, too, so let's read and see what that present is. Very well, here we go with Prince Valiant and the days of King Arthur. Heck at bracket, Gray Malkin and Quince. Music romantic for a fair, fair prince. [?]. Their ship reaches Britain at the time of parting is not yet for the crew gather around Arf when the helmsman speaks. The crewmen have a gift for the singer songs who made the lonely hours of the night watch seem short. The teller of tales who helped us forget the winter winds. They tell Arf to stand still, and they hold out a wooden leg, which is to fit onto the stump of the leg, which Arf had lost. Last picture top row, they adjust the straps of the carved and polished wooden leg. Arf stands for a minute testing, and then with a shout of joy throws away the crutch and does a dance step. Hey, look, Val. Look. Then first picture next row, Prince Valiant and his choir step ashore. Arf cries. I'm free once more to set foot on Britain for the days of my banishment are long past. Music romantic for a fair, fair prince. Val smiles happily to see that Arf manages so well with a wooden leg. And then they see Adele and her party go ashore. Arf's not happy to part from Adele, so he says to them, will you journey to Bristol and we to Camelot? My father's house is midway between. Will you be my guest, please? Adele looks at her father. He looks at her and sees the pleading in her eyes. And he agrees. So last picture second row, though winter sends chill winds and rain. Springtime rides with two of the party. Arf and the lovely Adele ride side by side through the rain.  Inside the castle, alone in his great library, sits a scholar, Sir Jeffrey, Arf's father, dreaming. Then comes the clatter of hoops and the sound of voices from the courtyard. Then footsteps are heard walking past the window outside. The door is opened. There are more footsteps down the corridor outside his door. And then a moment later, a tall lad stands in the doorway. There's a long silence. Sir Jeffrey's eyes grow misty. He looks at Arf and then whispers, my son. Jeffrey's so happy to see Arf. And Arf's happy to see his father, too. Yes, and isn't it nice that Arf can go home that way and visit and bring that pretty Adele with him? Yes, everything is nice today, isn't it? Yes, it is. And next week, we'll find out more about Arf's visit at his home. Oh, great. Now I think it's time for your little pal, Donald Duck. Oh, quick, quick. Let's squat, squat. Very well. Then over the page we go past Jungle Jim, turn the page. And there under little iodine is Donald Duck. Say the magic words with me. Squeeze him, squeeze him, squirt a chicka-chack. Let's have music to fit a quack-quack. Donald is downtown shopping, and he sees a set of metal chairs and tables for his patio, and he exclaims, boy, that's a bargain. And by the time you can say it is, Donald is hauling the chairs home, saying cheerfully. Wow, what a scorcher. It makes me hungry, didn't you say? Third picture top row, he's setting the chairs up on his patio. And a minute later, he's on the phone, saying to Daisy, I find I got some new patio furniture. Come over and see it. Daisy replies. Donald answers, last picture top row. I'll serve you a nice, cold glass of lemonade. Daisy replies. Couple of hours later, first picture bottom row, Donald and Daisy are coming out of the house carrying lemonade. Donald points out the chairs, one which is in the shade of the tree, and one which is out in the scorching sun, and he says, Daisy replies. Well, they are pretty. But are they comfortable? Donald says happily as he puts the lemonade on the table. Cry, wow. Daisy says cheerfully. I'll do that. She backs up to the metal chair, which has been standing in the scorching sun up in the air she goes, her bottom sizzling.  And then walks angrily home with a singed tail. Last picture, Donald with a black eye is at the store again, and he's saying to the storekeeper, Asbestos sweet cushions pal. Wasn't that funny? I would never sit down on a metal chair that had been standing in the sun, because that's like sitting on a stone. Yes, it certainly is. As a matter of fact, I'd put a heat-proof cushion on it right away. So would I. Oh, that's Donald. He's so funny. Well, now let's see what Flash Gordon's doing. Oh, yes, let's. Turn to the very last page of the first section, and here he is. You remember, last week Flash and Dale got into a fight with the Martians on the ship where they were being held prisoners. Yes, and then the Martians began to drain the air out of their ship. So they could breathe. Yes, I wonder if they got them on in time, because if they didn't, they will die. Well, let's read now and find out. Here we go with Flash Gordon. Let's have music for Heroic Flash. Realizing the Martians are draining the air from their pirate ship, Flash orders Dale and Ginger to don their space helmets. As he opens the plastic exit tube, all together, jump. Holding on to both of the girls, Flash says, Now, hold fast. This one-man rocket drive has to propel all three of us to our space island. He sets the rocket exhaust for fast pickup, hoping to overtake the distant Earthship. From the invisible Martian pirate ship, last picture top row, a cosmic cannon fires at the fleeing prisoners. Drawing his ray gun, Flash says, Ah, fell short. Underestimated, I speed. Well, I'll try to spoil their aim. First picture bottom row, Flash's ray blast scores a lucky hit on the electro screen that kept the Martians ship invisible to sight and radar. He says, there, that may scare them. They don't know what secret weapons we can use now that their ship is visible. As the Martians ship edges away, Flash radios the Earthship saying, Calling Dr. Ruff on space platform. Open the airlock for us, but have weapons ready. There's a spy for Mars on deck. What Flash doesn't know is that pirate Captain Toxo the Martian grins as he hears this. For last picture, hiding on the space platform, he aims his space gun at Flash as Flash moves closer. Martian Toxo is going to shoot Flash before he gets there. Yeah, looks as though that's what he's trying. Oh, and just when I thought Flash was going to get away all right. Oh, it seems that the danger never lets up but we'll find out if he makes it all right next week. Oh, I hope so. And here they are on the first page of the second section and I'll read that in just a moment, but first here's that nice man again with something interesting to say. Now here we go again with Puck the Comic Weekly and on the first page of the second section Dagwood and Blondie. Magic words for the music, please. Very well, my lady. Konjimi music for Dagwood and Blondie. Blondie is telling Tootsie Woodley, her neighbor, that Dagwood says she can't have a new evening gown for the dance. So she has to make her old one over. Tootsie tells her that she'll help her. Tootsie picks up the gown saying, I'll take it home and lower the ham on my sewing machine. Last picture top row, Dagwood is watering the lawn. Her Woodley sits in the sun chair reading a magazine.  I need you. First picture next row, Herb is inside the house with Blondie's dress on as Tootsie's putting pins in it to get it just the right shape. She says, Stop wiggling, Herbert. Herb exclaims, I'm no human pincushion. Tootsie looks at the gown thoughtfully and then says, Now don't move, I have to run over to Blondie's a minute to see if she has some matching ribbon. Herb growls, make it snappy. A few seconds later, Dagwood happens to stick his head in through the window.  Dagwood says cutely. Oh, hello, Genevieve. Herb goes, Genevieve. Dagwood picks up a flower and he hands it to Herb first picture next row saying, Don't you want this pretty flower to put in your hair? Herb snarls, It starts out the window after Dagwood still wearing the dress. Dagwood aims the garden hose at Herb and the fight begins. Last picture, third row, Cookie, Dagwood's daughter runs into the house and yells, Mama come quick, Papa's beaning up a woman. They all dash out to where the boys are fighting. And they find Herb and Dagwood first picture bottom row lying on the ground in a puddle of water. Herbs all covered with bruises and Dagwood is lying there with a garden hose wound around his neck. Blondie wails, oh my evening down it's ruined. Dagwood exclaims, Your evening ground, boo! An hour later, Dagwood and Blondie are downtown at the store. Blondie has on a beautiful new evening gown. The sales lady says, Oh, it's only $39.50. Dagwood chewing his fingernails moans, Oh, only she says. Blondie exclaims, I'll take it. Last picture, Dagwood slowly comes up the walk. Blondie stops on the doorstep and calls to Tootsie and Herb. Oh, look Tootsie, I got a new evening gown thanks to you and Herb. And Dagwood slinks into the house. Oh, poor Dagwood. Well, why do you say poor Dagwood? After all, it was he who started all the whole trouble. Yes, but. He called Herb Woodley a Genevieve. Yes, but. And he squirted the water hose on the desk. Yes, but. And that's what started the whole fire. Yes, but. And I think Blondie deserved a new evening gown anyway. All right, we won't read Roy Rogers. Why? Well, let me say yes, but. Yes, but. Please read Roy Rogers. Pretty please. With sugar on it? Go ahead. Say yes, but. Yes, but now I don't have anything to say yes, but about. Well, then read Roy Rogers. Very well, then I will read Roy Rogers. Thank you. You remember last week Roy started a new adventure. He's after some outlaws who stole some gold. Yes, and when we left them, the outlaws, Beetle and Ballast took the top butte. A high, steep rock in the valley. They have the gold with them. Ballast has taken a huge kite out of his covered wagon. And he tells Beetle to climb into the kite because there's no way to the top of the rock except by flying. And it's a good place to hide the box of gold dust that they've stolen from the bank. I wonder if you'll get up there all right. Well, let's read now and find out. Here we go with Roy Rogers, King of the Cowboys. Ah, yippee-yoh! Now here we go with Roy and Trigger. He climbs into the kite. Then Ballast turns it into the wind, which begins to lift it up. Ballast releases the rope from a winch. As the kite goes up, up, up, third picture, top roll, carrying Beetle to the top of the rock. It hits the rock with a bump and Beetle hanging on for dear life exclaims, I'm sure her and my split are this gold shipment. Ballast yells, Did you see Roy Rogers across the valley? Beetle lets go and drops to the top of the rock. He ties a rope and pulley around the cleft in the rock and looks off down the valley. Last picture, top roll, he calls down to Ballast. Hey, it looks like Rogers is catching up to jutting the stage. The local transportation expert ain't far behind. First picture, bottom roll, is Roy Gaines on the state's coach in the escaping outlaw. Roy says, I could pick jut medicine off that state's trigger, wonder what happened to his sidekick. Roy rides up on the outside of the state's coach. When jut sees him, he fares a jut. Roy yells, go ahead and jut medicine. The goal is the important thing right now. Jut jumps off as Roy rides up and catches the reins of the lead horse and tries to stop the coach. Jut rolls over in the ground, gets up and hides behind a bush, third picture, bottom roll. He sees Cube Root, who's been tagging along behind Roy, coming along behind on the light buck board. As he nears him, jut puts a shot through Cube's hat. Cube brings his rig and says, jut medicine, you ruffian, I'll have you jailed for robbery for this high-handed...  I'll aim closer, Root. I want your nag and that buck board pronto. It certainly looks like it. I guess Roy didn't count on that. No. And just think, Beedle is up on the top of the rock now and he can pull the gold up there and then hide it. No. It looks that way. We'll find out more about that next week. Is now the time for Dick's adventure? It is now, and you'll find him on the very last page of this second section. I'm glad because you remember last week, Dick was dreaming that he was in the early days of America with George Washington and there's going to be a big battle. Yes, between the English Army under General Cornwallis and the American Army under George Washington at Yorktown, Virginia. So let's read about it. Very well. Here we go with Dick's adventures. Say the magic words with me. Rigidipaccazaccazic. Let's have music for adventurous Dick. Dick astride his horse, looks at the enemy soldiers who are now encircled by the Americans on land and watches the French fleet which is coming into the bay to attack the British from the sea.  We got them trapped here in Yorktown, Virginia and it's the last big battle of the revolution. Dick's optimism is premature, but despite the fact that Washington is Cornwallis surrounded and the powerful French fleet is shelling him from the Chesapeake, the doubty British general suddenly counterattacks with fury a last picture top row and this is with exceeding difficulty thrown back. All day long the battle continues. And second picture next row, near dusk, Dick sees the masts of British warships racing toward Yorktown to relieve the beleaguered red coats.  Relentlessly over the hours the red coats are pressed into a smaller and smaller space. At last only two redouts remain to them, but no infantry can storm past this murderous crossfire. All night long the opposing armies face each other over a short distance of open ground. The British are dug in well, but it seems that in no way can anyone get at them. But at length, first and second pictures bottom row to end this fearsome siege, Colonel Alexander Hamilton and General Lafayette gain Washington's consent to a bold maneuver. In the first gray light of dawn, two companies of lightly armed cavalry wait for a signal. And it comes. Last picture Dick and his comrades are charging wildly past the redouts and into the heart of Yorktown. Dick cries, I've got to fall. Yes, right at the British guns. My tree. Well, next week we'll find out for sure. Oh, I can hide the way. Neither can I. Oh, look. Yes, and remember last week Tex and Rusty went to see a man named old Sam at the racing track at Lexington, Kentucky to see if they could learn something about snowflake, the horse the little girl Queenie had. Yes, that was because Tex had learned that snowflake was a trotting horse that pulled a little cart and not a race horse that wore a saddle. That's right. And you remember that when Tex described snowflake to old Sam, he remembered a horse just like that called Rhino Blanca. Yes. Let's read more and see if we can find out for sure if it's the same horse. Very well. Here we go with Rusty Raleigh. Gallop and run till the road is dusty. Give us music for his horse and Rusty. Tex leans forward eagerly and says to old Sam, You see, the white mare you're thinking of was named Rhino Blanca. Well, that's Spanish for white queen, ain't it? What's her owner supposed to have done to get him ruled off the track, Sam? Old Sam replies. Well, it happened right on the track about the only serious competition the white mare had was a brown standard bread named Puba driven by corny butts. Puba and Rhino Blanca were leading the field at the far turn, neck and neck. When the left fork of corny butt sulky broke and he was hurt so bad he hasn't driven since. The association officials got an anonymous tip that cats would tend to the little owner and driver of the white mare tampered with corny sulky. Here, come with me a minute, and I'll show you. So he leads Tex and Rusty over to a pile of junk by one of the sheds. Last picture top row he picks up a fork which is a part of the sulky, the part that was broken and he says, Here's the very fork, Tex. He's been laying on this junk heap for months. Now, if you look close, you see the break shows that it was sawed about half through. There you see. Tex replies, All right, Cracky, you're right. You say the officials were tipped off? First picture bottom row, old Sam replies. Yep, somebody wrote him a letter suggesting they look into Catfoot Kendall's kit box. Sure enough, they found a hacksaw with fresh steel filings in the teeth. Hmm, that's pretty strong evidence, but it ain't positive proof. What did Kendall say? Oh, Catfoot swore he didn't even own a hacksaw. But another witness said he heard him say that he'd take care of Corny Botts.  And just same I say, I don't believe he did it. Tex nods his head thoughtfully and then says, I see. Well, thanks, Sam. Just a couple more questions. Who was Botts driving for and how did Kendall get that nickname, Catfoot? Oh, Corny Botts drove for grassy acre stables. As for Kendall, he got that moniker Catfoot because he always wore real soft shoes like moxons. Uh-huh, I see. Well, thanks again, Sam. I'll be seeing you. Tex and Rusty walk over to the car. Last picture. Rusty says, he doesn't seem like snowflake can be the horse Sam was talking about. Tex goes, her driver was Catfoot Kendall. But Queenie's name is Jones. Tex says, well, I don't know, Rusty. Drivers sometimes take a professional name. Uh, take a walk over to a shack and have a look at his shoes. A lot of interesting things. You know, he's just like my favorite detective, Nick Carter. Yes, he is. And I hope that these facts that he's learned will help him prove that Queenie's father wasn't the one who saw that horse. Yes, so do I. Because if Tex can prove that it wasn't Queenie's father, well, then he can run his horse in the race again and then maybe they can the win the money and live happily ever after. Well, we'll find out more about that next week. Now, that's all the time I have. But before I go, here's that nice fella with some more interesting information. Well, honey and all your boys and girls, I gotta go now. All right, Mr. Comic Wigglyman, but I'll be waiting for you next week. Okay, that's a date.  Be sure to meet me with a little friend, Miss Honey, next week when I read Puff the Comic Weekly. For I'm the Comic Wigglyman, the jolly Comic Wigglyman. I'll be back to read the funnies to you happy boys and honeys. Don't forget, boys and girls, see you all next week. Your friends the Comic Wigglyman, the jolly Comic Wigglyman.


Hey everybody, welcome back to the channel. Gio here. I wasn't really gonna do it this year for some reason. I wasn't really feeling it, but at the last minute I thought I'm gonna do it because looking back if I skip a year I'm gonna be annoyed. I've been doing anime collection videos since 2018 or even before that. So I wanted to continue the tradition and give you the 2022 anime collection update video. It's a long one. Grab a snack or your favorite drink. Let's get to it. All right, let's get started, folks. I pulled the top row to the middle here, so it's easier to grab and show you guys. Here's the first one, Astro Boy, the 80s series, a certain magical index, season one, season two of that series, as well as the movie, a certain scientific rail gun. Here is season one, rail gun S, which would be season two of that. One of the best cyberpunk series around Akudama Drive. Next up, an original anime from Progressive Animation Works. This is Afare Ranman. I really enjoyed it. Imagine Steel Ball Run with Wacky Races. And that's sort of what you get with this. Ascendants of a Bookworm, seasons one and two. This is one of my all-time favorite Isakai series. I highly recommend you guys check this out if you're into the genre. And over here, this big bunch. I'm gonna pull out every single release. Well, actually I'll do it. Attack on Titan. You can sort of see it there in the background. Season two right there. Here's season three part one. Here's season three part two. And I thought it was going to be the final season, but no, of course not. Final season part one. And then we had part two air recently and we're going to get part three, which will be the final, final season of Attack on Titan. I have the Essentials versions of Barakamon. The Berserk Golden Age arc trilogy of movies. Black Lagoon. The classics editions. This has everything, including the OVA series. Bleach. Just one set. I'm still not committed to owning all of it because it's so much. And honestly, I would rather own the manga. This is the only piece of media from Boruto that I care about. This is the movie. Another comedic Isakai. Cautious to hero. The hero is overpowered, but overly cautious. Here we have Klannad. If you want to cry for 24 episodes, give this a watch. And if you want to cry some more, you watch 25 more episodes of Klannad Afterstory. Code Geass, Lelouch of the Rebellion, and season two right here. R2, I should say. And the spin-off of Code Geass, Akito the Exiled. Cowboy Bebop, the complete series. I'm missing the movie. I think that's out of print on Blu-ray. And I never bothered upgrading from my DVD copy, which is somewhere in here in this collection. Darkstalkers, the complete OVA collection. If you don't know, Darkstalkers is my favorite fighting game franchise. Love this series of games. And I love this OVA collection. This box that I was baited on by a friend, and I got it. It's the Darling in the Franks complete set, right here with the slip cover.  Death Note, the complete series. Sticking with the death theme, here is Death Parade, one of my all-time favorite shows as well. I really love this series. Demon Slayer, this is the first half of season one right here, and the second half. Extremely expensive, super overpriced. It looks great. But I already owned the manga, I reviewed it on the channel. I don't feel the need to collect the anime. Maybe if I find the cheaper sets, but then they won't match the Aniplex releases, I don't know. I'm just no longer a fan of Aniplex. You got Digimon Adventure Tri, Reunion, Determination, Confession, Loss, Coexistence, and Future. As well as Last Evolution Kizuna. Next up is Dororo, the 2019 reboot of the Tezuka Classic. This was done by Studio Mapa, which basically put them on the map for everybody out there. And here we have the final set of the first row. It is the season one box set of Dr. Stone. Here are the two Blu-ray sets as well as the art book. I love this release. It's amazing. I love Dr. Stone, one of my favorite Shonen Jump titles. But similar to Demon Slayer, I started collecting the manga first. So I went with that instead of grabbing every single release. So I skipped out on season two of Dr. Stone. But nonetheless, I'm super happy to own this. And maybe later down the road, if I find season two for cheap, maybe I'll grab it. Alrighty, second row of the collection. Here is the first box set of Durarara. Got this for cheap from an eBay seller, I think because of this puncture right here. I don't know, I'm just speculating. But I got it for cheap. I think it was like 60 to 70 bucks. And now this goes for a ton of money. Who would have thunk it? I'm not a fan of Aniplex. I wish this would get reprinted under a different label so people can get it because it's an amazing series. I love Durarara. Unfortunately, I have the second season here. Here is the first set. Take a look at the spines. Or actually, let's do the first one too because it's pretty cool. I have the spines for that. If you guys know where I can find box sets five and six, let me know in the comment section or any alternatives. If I have to get the Region B release or get the Japanese Blu-ray, let me know in the comment section. Eden of the East. I do have the movies. They're not stored with the Blu-rays because of the DVD case that they came with. Eureka 7, one of my all-time favorite shows. I love this series so much. It has a little bit of everything. It has the intrigue. It has the war element. It has the mecha stuff. It has the sci-fi, the space. It has romance, action, comedy, drama, a little bit of everything. I highly, highly recommend this. One of my favorite shows of all time. Now the sequel, Eureka 7 AO, not so much. Watch it, your own discretion. And here we have the Eureka 7 high evolution movies. Of course, we're missing the third one, but pretty cool to have these as well. Oh, the Fate series. Here's Fate's Day and Night, the complete collection. This was the Sentai release. I used to have this on DVD. I was a fan of it. Not a lot of people like it compared to the later works from Yufo Table. But this is a really cool series. Here is Unlimited Blade Works. I do have box set 2 and not box set 1. I was going to get the first box set when they were released. Unfortunately, I took too long and when I made the order for both box sets, they sold out. And I was lucky enough that I got this in time and they shipped it. The other one I was sent to refund. And then I had to get the set on DVD, which you'll see in a bit. And to make matters more frustrating, they released a complete Blu-ray box set of Unlimited Blade Works. Nobody's going to want to buy my DVD set nor this box set. So I guess I'm stuck with it. So who knows what I'll do with that. But I'm just happy to have it. Nonetheless, here is Fate Zero, the complete Blu-ray box set. I did an unboxing of this ages ago, which was a lot of fun. And of course, the movie trilogy of Heaven's Feel. So here's the third one, the second one, and the first cover right there. Similar to Dr. Stone and Demon Slayer, here's the first season of Fire Force. I was collecting it, I was collecting the manga volumes I should say, but I decided to stick to the anime. This is my preferred way to enjoy that story. I haven't gotten season two yet. I'm hoping they release a complete season set and not this, where I have to buy a chipboard box and the two half seasons. Come on guys, we can do better than that. Let's get a complete season set for a better price with none of the trinkets and extras that I personally do not care for. A couple Sentai releases. Here is Flying Witch, fantastic slice of life with the hint of supernatural and magical stuff with witches. I only have the first two seasons of Food Wars, season one and season two. I've been meaning to get all five of them, but and I always like telling the story. I got Food Wars, these two sets, for ten dollars from a Black Friday sale on Sentai's website. And I am still waiting for the day that the third season drops down to that ridiculous price. I don't know, I kind of want that to happen and sort of keep that trend going with Food Wars. Here are the original Blu-ray releases for Full Metalicomist Brotherhood from Funimation when they still had the license. Set two, here's set three, four, and five. And here's the movie, a sacred star of Milos or Milos, however you say it. Future Boy Conan directed by Hayami Izaki of Studio Ghibli fame. Super cool series, highly recommended. Ghost in the Shell arrives the first two episodes or OBAs and here are the other two, three and four. And this is Ghost in the Shell, the new movie, which is a sequel to the Arise version of the series. Now if you're wondering where the heck standalone complex is, I have it on DVD and never really bothered upgrading because the Blu-ray releases are not the best transfers. So I decided to not get them at the moment. Golden Kamui season one with the limited edition box set, which they never repeated for seasons two or three, which I have here. Here's season two. Same scheme and everything, but no chipboard box. And here's season three. Here is Hajime no Ippo the Fighting, the complete series, the modern version. All 76 episodes including the OVA and special. So here's the cover for the second one. It's a shame the spines don't completely match. And here's the last one. Speaking of sports, here is, I got a Haikyuu similar to Food Wars. I got it for like, I think it was like 13 bucks from a Black Friday sale, the first two sets, the first two seasons I should say. And I waited and waited until I finally grabbed this for, I think like 15 bucks as well on a sale. Hopefully the other sets are lowered in price as well. Heart and Yumi collection. This is limited to 2,000 copies. I have here number 326. This includes the movies and the 20 episode TV series. Okay, let's do the third row right here. And we're going to start with the Helsing Ultimate collection. Here is the chipboard box that was released by Funimation with only the, or just enough space for the first eight episodes. I believe because we had no idea if they were going to do 9 and 10, but eventually they did, but still pretty cool to have an oddity on yourself. Next up is High School of the Dead. I'm not going to make excuses. I think this show is amazing. It is so funny and action packed. Yes, it's kind of trashy, but in a good way. And here's the OVA Drifters of the Dead.  Such a waste for just 15 minutes of footage. Himoto Umaru-chan, the complete first season. How heavy are the dumbbells you lift? This was a lot of fun. Fan service-y, sure, but you actually learn about exercise routines and body anatomy and all that stuff. The main character Hibiki Sakura, she is so funny and such a relatable character compared to most main characters in anime and manga. If you like Japanese folklore, or just Asian folklore in general, I think you're going to get a kick out of Hosoki's cool-headedness. The humor is right up my alley. It's quick-paced, but really fun. Here's the first season and the second one right there. Hunter Hunter 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and number one, Phantom Brogue, and the last mission. Last mission being the better of the two, but you know, they're all right. Next up is Hioka. Here is the first set and the second set. Next up is Inspector, fantastic Neo Noir slash Yokai in folklore type series. Highly recommend watching it. Here we have Infinite Stratus Season 1 with the soundtrack. The only reason I have this, I wasn't collecting anime at the time and this, I saw this for some unknown reason. I saw this on the internet, I guess, and said, hey, that looks kind of cool, I guess, a little bit fan-servicing. I didn't know at the time. I'll get it. And this actually turned out to be my very first anime Blu-ray because I was a DVD collector. So for that reason alone, it's worthy to have on the shelf just to see how far we've come when it comes to Blu-ray. Interspecies Reviewers. I had no idea this became a collector's item.  A classic for many anime fans of my generation. Inuyasha, the full series. Here we have set one, set two, three, four, five, and six. And of course, the final act. Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. Here we have set one and everything else, you know? Set two, three, four, and five. And Golden Wind over here, which would be set six and seven. One of my favorite comedies here is Konosuba, first season, and season two. Land of the Lustrous, Love, Genevio, and Other Delusions, and the Take On Me movie. This is what I call the Fujiko verse from Loop of the Third. We got the legend of Fujiko Mine, the series. Made a review on this if you want to check it out. And the movies that followed in that same art style. More heavy on the noir aspect and a gritty, violent, and sensual Gigan's Gravestone. You got Goemon's Blood Spray and Fujiko's Lie. Loop on the third part for the Italian Adventure. Unfortunately, this is the dub release. Really sucks that we couldn't get both sub and dub on one release. I wasn't going to double dip and get the sub release, so I'm happy with this I guess. First season of Made in Abyss. I really need to get the movie collection and season two when they release that eventually. Here is Michigo and Hachin, the save edition. You guys remember that from Funimation? Another of my favorite comedies. Miss Kobayashi's Dragonmate. Season one. Season two just came out, but unfortunately for this collection video it's not here yet. Here's Mob Psycho 100, season one, and of course season two. As of recording this, season three is halfway done. And next up is a small part of Mobile Suit Gundam. So I have mostly Universal Century. Here is Ironblooded Orphans. I do have Gundam Seed, a bit of Gundam Wing, and I do have Gundam 00, but those are all on DVD, and I haven't bothered yet to upgrade. So here's the movie trilogy. Zeta Gundam, Mobile Suit Gundam Z, or Double Zeta, if you will, the sequel. Charles Canner attack the movie. I never bothered upgrading Mobile Suit Gundam 0080 War in the Pocket, so I have the DVD version of that. Gundam F91, Gundam 0083, 008 MS Team. Here's Gundam Unicorn, the Origin OVA collection. Here's the first four episodes, and the last two, five and six. And Mobile Suit Gundam Thunderbolt, Bandit Flower, and December Sky. I think I have those backwards. Should be like this. Okay, there you go. And like I said, here is Ironblooded Orphans. I got this discounted because they released the full set, or the full series, I guess. So I got these for like 10 bucks each, or 12 bucks each, from right stuff. Another series I stopped collecting here is My Hero Academia, because I have the manga for it. So it makes no sense to keep going with both. Maybe someday I'll grab the whole thing when they do a box set, or like a complete collection instead of these half sets, but yeah, all the way from season one to season four part one is when I stopped. I got the two movies here, Two Heroes and Heroes Rising. Here is Myriad Colors Phantom World, Nadia the Secret of Blue Water from Hideaki Anno, the creator of Neon Genesis Evangelion. And speaking of Evangelion, here's the series for that. We have the first season of One Punch Man, and the first three seasons of Overlord. The complete series of Pat Labour. Everything's included in here. This is one of my favorite releases. As you can see, it has the TV series, the movies, and the OVAs. And then there's this big box for Prince's Principle. Prison School, another classic record of Lodos War, the OVA, and the series. Okay, for this next one let's take our little buddy here, Totodile. Let's move him out of the way. And this vintage Japanese Donkey Kong Country toy. Here we have the box set for season one of Re Zero. You can take this out and fit season two whenever they release that on Blu-ray. So that's going to be awesome, all in one package. Another good Isekai series, Saga of Tanya the Evil. Next up is all of the original Sailor Moon Blu-rays minus the movies. Just the TV series. So I got all five seasons with the limited edition box sets. And we're here looking really cool. Here's the third one, number four, and number five. Here is the first set of Sayuki, the first 50 episodes. The save edition of Shiki, the essentials version of Sakura Quest Complete Series. This was one of my first Blu-ray purchases back in the day. Samurai Shampoo, the complete series from Genion. The save edition of Senkoku Basara, containing seasons one and two.  This is a fantastic series, super funny, super lewd. I really enjoyed it. This is super wholesome. This is Sleepy Princess in the Demon Castle. Highly recommend watching it or reading the manga. Now this is fun. You got the Space Brothers Blu-rays. I got each volume for five dollars at a Black Friday sale from Sentai. So here's the first one. And of course all of them combine to make one cool image. Here is Space Dandy, one of my favorite of Watanabe's works, aside from Bebop. And the second half of the series. Space Runaway Ideon, Spice and Wolf at Steins Gate. I am missing Steins Gate Zero. Here's the movie for Steins Gate. And two more box-ids here. That time I got reincarnated as a slime season one. And similar to other series that I mentioned on this video like Dr. Stone and Demon Slayer, etc. etc. I am getting the manga for slime, so I stopped getting the Blu-ray as a result. Here is the ancient Magus Bride, the complete series. Hadouhizuzumiya, seasons one and two. And the disappearance of Hadouhizuzumiya, the movie. Here is The Rising of the Shield Heroes, season one part one, and season one part two. The Squid Grown, complete seasons one and two, and the OVAs. Those Who Hunt Elves, complete season. Tower of God, Violet Evergarden, and the first movie. Wandering Witch, the journey of Elena, the complete season. Wave, listen to me. Higurashi, When They Cry, the complete series. Here's all three seasons of that. Zombieland Saga, season one and season two, Revenge. Now this next part of the collection are the anime films. As you can see here, start with a letter to Momo, the silent voice, at the rebuild of Evangelion series. Here's 1.11 signed, 2.22 and 3.33. Hopefully the final movie is released soon on Blu-ray. Ghost in the Shell, the 25th anniversary edition. Here is Josie, the tiger and the fish. Loop on the third, Castle of Cagliostro on forgay. Machia, Mass Effect, Paragon Lost, Memories, Miss Hokusai, Ninja Scroll, Pompo the Cinephile, at the first two Project Aco movies. Here's the first one, and the second one of the OVAs. Pro-Mayor, at Red Blind, Strong World, the one-piece movie. The Essentials version of Sword of the Stranger, the Zee one-piece film, Weathering with You, and the Collector's set for your name. A couple of Bamoru Hosuda films, we got The Girl Who Left Through Time, Wolf Children, that Summer Wars, The Boy and the Beast, and Bell. And one of my all-time favorite directors, the Fantastic Satoshi Koon. Here we have Perfect Blue, Millennium Actress, Tokyo Godfathers, Paranoia Agent, and Paprika. Okay, then what you're looking at here, the bottom part of the shelf are all my DVDs. The Akira movie, Random Bleach DVDs, A Big Wind-Up, you got Blood Plus, the Cowboy Bebop movie, which I talked about at the beginning of the video, five seasons of Case Closed, the ones released by Funimation before they drop the series. Digimon, the first season of that. I'm waiting for the Japanese release from Disco Tag, that's coming out soon. Darker Than Black, it's on DVD, however the OVA collection is on Blu-ray. Darkstalkers on DVD, I upgraded for the Blu-ray. Dian Angel, Ergo Proxy, here are the Eden of the East movies that I told you about on Blu-ray. The Eureka 7 movie, Good Night, Sleep Tight, Young Lovers. Here is the Fate-Stay-Night first season of Unlimited Blade Works that I told you about from Aniplex. This was a really expensive DVD. Ghost in the Shell, the second movie. And here is Stand alone Complex, seasons one and two. And the movie, Solid State Society. Here is Godanar on Thin Pack DVDs. Here is Guden Lagann, the Aniplex DVD release. A couple random ones, like Kids on the Slope, which I never upgraded. Last Exile, one of my favorite shows. And yeah, Stubble Stack, you can see over there, Witchblade. What else is in here? Oh, there's some good ones. Count of Monte Cristo, Speed Graffer, Skryde, Silver Spoon, Yu-Yu Hakusho, a couple Blu-rays here by the way. Toradora, Akame Ga-Kill, Kenshin Stuff, Random Stuff over there. And here. Yeah, Funny Guy Teachers over there. A couple Kenshin DVDs. Oh, and I should mention, I don't have here, it's elsewhere and stored away. I have Dragon Ball Z and Kai on DVD, as well as Naruto, all of Naruto. And the Gundam series. Gundam Seed, Gundam 00. Oh man, that was exhausting. Now let's see, throw me a disc emoji in the comment section to let me know that you are a true MVP and you watched all the way to the end to this segment. So that is going to be it. Thank you so much. God bless. Stay safe out there. I will catch all of you on our next video.