What was the last Anime DvD you bought offline?

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What was the last Anime DvD you bought offline?

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What was the last Anime DvD you bought offline? Image

I buy a bunch of mine at GameStop.

Right now Game Stop has Buy 2 get 2 free! Image

I just got Patlabor the Movie 3: WXIII, Macross plus Movie

and I got Star Wars Animated Clone Wars I and II for FREE!!!

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I do buy alot online too... Image
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I ususally buy my dvds online since it's easier for me to catch a sale that way. I did buy Paprika at Christmas time since I was walking around Walmart and saw they had it. :) It'd been at least a year since I had bought anime at a store prior to that.
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I believe the last anime DVDs I bought offline were the "Memories" and "Witch Hunter Robin Inquisition" DVDs I got back during my trip to the Portland, Oregon area in March-April 2005. I bought it at a Best Buy there.

After those two I think the most recent was my "Sentimental Journey" DVD that I bought from my local Torrance, California Best Buy store. I think it only cost $19 for the entire 12 episode series when I got it back in ?Nov 2004. Quite a deal for me since I'm a Senti Nut. :wow:
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I can't remember the last anime DVD I bought in a store. There's just nothing around here that carries decent titles at a reasonable price. Target do sell a bit of anime, but their selection is horrible and it rarely changes. EB Games used to sell anime but at huge prices.

I find it so much easier to buy online. :)
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Simoun volume 2 and the girl's high boxset. Been waiting on Simoun volume 2!
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Re: What was the last Anime DvD you bought offline?

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RoboFlonne wrote:What was the last Anime DvD you bought offline? Image

I buy a bunch of mine at GameStop.

Right now Game Stop has Buy 2 get 2 free! Image

I just got Patlabor the Movie 3: WXIII, Macross plus Movie

and I got Star Wars Animated Clone Wars I and II for FREE!!!

Image

I do buy alot online too... Image
I just bought two dvd box set from DBZ (vol 2 and 3) from Gamestop the other day. Now I need vol.1 and those after vol.3. Paid only $5.99 for each set cause an employee took them under the wrong system skews. :D

The Buy 2, Get 2 Free is a great deal!
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The last ones I bought were Red Garden 2-3 and Innocent Venus 2. It's rare for me to get anything offline these days, but that was an exception.
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I don't have anything to say to that.
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Best Buy is my friend! :) It's less than a mile away so I pass by it all the time. It's not unusual to find me there on a Tuesday. I always like browsing the new releases. When they don't have what I'm looking for, that's when I go shopping online. :^^:
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It has been so long since I bought an anime DVD at a store that I do not remember. Maybe 4 years? I think it was vol. 1 of Kyou Kara Maoh!
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Post by sugarcels »

Oh gosh, um... this is hard. See, I usually only buy online these days :^^: It might've been the second Inuyasha movie, at Borders.

I'd buy at Best Buy but they don't ever really have what I'm looking for.
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I think the last DVD that I ordered online was Piano this past summer. i prefer to go to the store and touch and look at my DVD's first. :rollin
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Post by HotIce »

I mix buying my anime online (usually from amazon.com) and buying it in the store (usually Best Buy). The last Anime DVD I bought in the store was Bleach Vol. 7... Before that was Deathnote vol. 1.
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