FUNimation Reveals September 2015 Anime Slate & Cover Art

FUNimation has a pretty big month hitting in September, which after some quiet summer months isn’t too much of a surprise, and for fans looking to get some new shows, there’s a whole lot to like. The biggie for many is the second season of Free!, but we’ve also got the details on the three editions of the first cour for Tokyo Ghoul, with a collector’s edition in the mix, and a limited edition for Selector Infected WIXOSS, which we just got the dub cast news for this past weekend. Classics are surfacing this month as well with Peacemaker getting a new lease on life, albeit still DVD only, while the first two Full Metal Panic series are getting another shot at the market in DVD/BD combo form under the Anime Classics banner. Add in some One Piece as well as the seventh season gets further underway, and there’s a whole lot to like.

Free! -Eternal Summer-: Complete Collection (Blu-ray / DVD Combo) – 325 minutes – $64.98 – 9/29/15

• Special Features: Episode Commentaries, The Competition: English Voice Actor Video Extra, Web Previews, Extended End Card Collection, Illustration Collection, Memorial Promo Video, Promo Videos, Textless Opening Song, Textless Closing Song, U.S. Trailer, Trailers

Free! -Eternal Summer-: Complete Collection (Blu-ray / DVD Combo LE) – 325 minutes – $69.98 – 9/29/15

• Limited Edition Chipboard Box With Water Gloss Effect
• Special Features: Episode Commentaries, The Competition: English Voice Actor Video Extra, Web Previews, Extended End Card Collection, Illustration Collection, Memorial Promo Video, Promo Videos, Textless Opening Song, Textless Closing Song, U.S. Trailer, Trailers

Full Metal Panic!: Complete Collection (Blu-ray / DVD Combo) (Anime Classics) – $39.98 – 600 minutes – $39.98 – 9/15/15

• Special Features: Jakoichi Chigara x Shouji Gatou Special Interview, Japanese Piracy Warnings, Original TV Spots, Textless Songs, Trailers

Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu: Complete Collection (Blu-ray / DVD Combo) (Anime Classics) – $39.98 – 600 minutes – $34.98 – 9/15/15

• Special Features: Original Japanese TV Spots, Textless Songs, Trailers

One Piece: Season 7, Part 2 – 325 minutes – $39.98 – 9/1/15

• Special Features: Episode 398 Commentary, One Piece in the Booth: with Sonny Strait, Episode 405 Commentary, Textless Opening Song – “Share the World”, Trailers

Peacemaker: Complete Collection (Anime Classics) (Re-release) – 600 minutes – $39.98 – 9/15/15

• Special Features: Character Collections 1-10, Ikedaya Music Clip, Original Japanese TV Spots, Original Japanese DVD Spots, Commentaries, Festival of Gion Video, Textless Songs, Trailers

selector infected WIXOSS: Complete Collection (Blu-ray / DVD Combo) – 300 minutes – $64.98 – 9/22/15

• Special Features: Episode Commentaries, Textless Songs, U.S. Trailer, Trailers

selector infected WIXOSS: Complete Collection (Blu-ray / DVD Combo LE) – 300 minutes – $69.98 – 9/22/15

• Special Features: Episode Commentaries, Textless Songs, U.S. Trailer, Trailers

Space Dandy: Season 2 Collection (Blu-ray / DVD Combo) – 325 minutes – $64.98 – 9/22/15

• Special Features: Episode Commentaries, TV Commercials, Textless Opening Song, Textless Closing Songs, U.S. Trailer, Trailers

Tokyo Ghoul: Season 1 Collection (Blu-ray / DVD Combo) – 300 minutes – $64.98 – 9/22/15

• Special Features: Episode Commentaries, Kaneki in Black and White, Japanese Commercials, Promotional Videos, Preview Collection, Textless Opening Songs, Textless Closing Songs, U.S. Trailer, Trailers

Tokyo Ghoul: Season 1 Collection (Blu-ray / DVD Combo LE) – 300 minutes – $69.98 – 9/22/15

• Special Features: Episode Commentaries, Kaneki in Black and White, Japanese Commercials, Promotional Videos, Preview Collection, Textless Opening Songs, Textless Closing Songs, U.S. Trailer, Trailers

Tokyo Ghoul: Season 1 Collection (Blu-ray / DVD Combo Collector’s Edition) – 300 minutes – $129.98 – 9/22/15

[Source: FUNimation September 2015 Solicitations]

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