Attack On Titan
FUNimation has one of, if not the, biggest releases set for this year on June 3rd, 2014 with the first half of Attack on Titan coming to DVD/BD combo form. We’ve gotten some of the information before about pricing and that there would be a few different editions and now the official information has surfaced about what to expect from the three different editions that will be available. Time to start setting a little money aside if you’re wanting one of the premium editions since it’s slotted for just 7,500 copies. On disc extras make up a listed 104 minutes worth of material which is the same across all three editions.
Part One Limited Edition – $89.98:
- 3-D lenticular Art Card
- Notes From Beyond the Wall: Part 1 (24 page digibook)
- The Making of Attack on Titan
- Chibi Theater: Fly, Cadets, Fly! Days 1-13
- Episode 3 & 13 Commentaries,
- Eyecatch Gallery
- Textless Songs
Part One Regular Edition – $49.98:
- The Making of Attack on Titan
- Chibi Theater: Fly, Cadets, Fly! Days 1-13
- Episode 3 & 13 Commentaries,
- Eyecatch Gallery
- Textless Songs
Part One Premium Edition – $129.98
- 4-pin collection (Military Police Regiment, Scout Regiment, Garrison Regiment, and Cadet Corps)
- Replica of Eren Jaeger’s key necklace, a sword necklace featuring the Titan flesh paring blades
- 3-D lenticular Art Card
- Notes From Beyond the Wall: Part 1 (24 page digibook)
- The Making of Attack on Titan
- Chibi Theater: Fly, Cadets, Fly! Days 1-13
- Episode 3 & 13 Commentaries,
- Eyecatch Gallery
- Textless Songs
Plot concept: When the man-eating giants called Titans first appeared, humans retreated behind massive walls. After a hundred years of safety, a colossal-sized Titan smashes through the defenses, unleashing a flood of giants and carnage in the streets. Eren Jaeger watches helplessly as one of the creatures devours his mother.
He vows to kill every Titan walking the earth.
Eren and his surviving friends enlist to fight against the insatiable monsters. The future looks bleak, but there’s more to Eren than meets the eye: he may be humanity’s last hope against extinction. From the director of Death Note and High School of the Dead comes the series Anime News Network calls “an intense, visceral, and graphic thrill ride.” The Titans have come to feast. Anything can happen. No one is safe.