With a third season coming and some very strong sales for the first season, it looks like there’s a bit of an attempt to grab some more sales as Osomatsu is getting some priced-down re-releases. The second season is set to be released on September 18th, 2020 as an Ultra Neet Box and a regular box set with separate DVD and Blu-ray editions setup like this:
- Ultra Neet Box
– BD: 33,000
– DVD: 31,900 - Regular Edition:
– BD: 13,200
– DVD: 12,100
With that previously solicited and getting closer, the main cover artwork for both editions have now arrived below.
The Ultra Neet Box will spread the run over eight discs and include a CD to be determined. It looks like it has all the original extras from the singles run as well.
Based on the manga by Fujio Akatsuka that ran from 1962 to 1969 and had a couple of revivals along the way, it had an adaptation in the mid 60′s and then a remake in the late 80′s. This series is serving as a sequel to it with the same animation studio from the 80′s involved, albeit with a new creative team. The original series focused on the six kids when they were young but this one takes a look at them as adults now and how their lives turned out.
Directed by Yoichi Fujita, the series is animated by Studio Pierrot based on the composition by Shu Matsubara and character designs by Naoyuki Asano.
The series stars Takahiro Sakurai as the eldest son Osomatsu, Yūichi Nakamura as the second son Karamatsu, Hiroshi Kamiya as the third son Choromatsu, Jun Fukuyama as the fourth son Ichimatsu, Daisuke Ono as the fifth son Jūshimatsu, Miyu Irino as the sixth and youngest son Todomatsu, Aya Endo as the heroine Totoko, Kenichi Suzumura as Iyami and Sachi Kokuryu as Chibita.
Plot concept: The Matsuno household has six naughty and mischievous sons (who are sextuplets), led by the eldest, Osomatsu. They may have been grade schoolers since the Shōwa period, and they may still live in the same house, but modern day society has certainly changed around them.
[Source: Osomatsu-san]
