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Multiple Home Editions of Dan Da Dan Will Be Released in the U.K. on Monday (Updated)
posted on by Andrew Osmond
Update: An earlier version of this story wrongly said that a standard Blu-ray edition of Spice & Wolf: merchant meets the wise wolf would be released on November 17. However, this release has been rescheduled to January 2026.
On Monday November 17, Anime Limited will release the first season of Dan Da Dan in multiple home editions. There will be two Collector's Editions. An "Alien Edition" will be exclusive to the AllTheAnime website. and is pictured left. The materials in the slipcase will let it glow in the dark, with a protective O-card over it.
Extras in both the "Alien" and "Yokai" editions will include an A3 reversible poster, a sticker sheet and a 32-page booklet. On-disc extras will include an interview with the series creators, a director scene breakdown, commemorative interviews, and an interview with the composer Kensuke Ushio.
There will also be standard Blu-ray and DVD editions. The volume is described as follows:
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