Great Anime and Great Blu-ray!
This is an amazing anime that I would recommend to anyone.
Amazon has fast shipping, they shipped my copy on 10/18/2011 and it arrived on 10/21/2011.
After watching my copy I found that, like the first set Twelve Kingdoms Part 1: Shadow of the Moon Sea of Shadow [Blu-ray], the picture and sound quality (I watched this blu-ray release in Japanese DTS-HD 5.1 with English subtitles) of this blu-ray set is great!
This set contains episodes 15-33 on 4 discs (there are 45 episodes total in this series), staff interviews, and liner notes.
Have Patience With This
This is the second installation of The Twelve Kingdoms and by now you have a solid idea of what this anime is about. It's still really slow in unraveling what's going to happen to the protagonist (which doesn't show up all that often on this one). But the other stories in this box set is just as awesome and majestic and the protagonist. Again, the story is very slow and there is a lot of back story that's being dumped on you, but it's only to help you understand the world that the protagonist was tossed into.
Just sit back, relax and enjoy this wonderful masterpice.
Amazing Anime series. I can't imagine going through life having never seen this.
I was truly blown away by this. My girlfriend came in around episode 13 during a recap and was like OMG how can you remember all those weird terms.
I admit normally this would be frustrating and a problem, however when you start to get it it is so rewarding. This show is so good it creates a desire to have a deeper understanding of the world and does not feel like a chore at all. And trust me, I hate learning new things.
When you can explain the difference between Keiki and Renrin, and why they are names what they are, you are winning!
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