Case Closed - Starter Set (Season 4)
Funimation Prod
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$39.98 |
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$15.99 |
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$14.89 |
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DVD Details:
- Starring: Case Closed
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- Format: Animated, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Subtitled, NTSC
- Rated: Unrated
- Studio: Funimation Prod
- Theatrical Release Date: Dec 31, 1969
- DVD Release Date: Aug 24, 2004
- Run Time: 175 minutes
- ASIN: B00026L8HQ
- UPC: 704400077920
- Sales Rank: 70222
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    An excellent series, 2005-03-24
This series is the first to have ever grasped my attention and never let go of it. It's intriguing, imaginative, funny, and all-around great to watch. I am a bit annoyed that DVD 4-1 and all those thereafter only have three episodes per disc, but this is what happens when you have a series as long-running as Detective Conan. It's a fact that has to be dealt with, same as the Americanization... which, by the way, can easily be avoided by watching the Japanese version of the show, which is included on the discs with its own set of subtitles. Yes, they call Jimmy "Shinichi", Rachel "Ran", etc.. Just look for them. This saves you from whatever voices you happen to think are bad, as well. I personally don't mind the voicework. The main characters are what really matter, and their voice actors/actresses do a great job. The other characters could use work, but we don't care about them because they're gone within three episodes at most.
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br /Detective Conan/Case Closed is a show that makes you think, and I've always seen that as a good thing... especially since my 13-year-old brother has pretty much stopped watching things like Ed, Edd, Eddy on Cartoon Network in favor of Conan. Case Closed is pretty violent at times, but it's also intelligent, which is more than anyone can say for EEE.
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br /Oh, and don't be surprised if you slowly start to develop an interest in Sherlock Holmes/mysteries in general while watching this series.
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br /I stumbled across a thread on a message board where people were coming up with possible reasons for FUNimation skipping from episode 4 to episode 53. One of those was that FUNimation wanted to give people episodes where the art was a little better, lead them into the series with the first few episodes and then give them something fresh after all that's been run on Adult Swim. Good idea... but I do hope that they release the earlier episodes.
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br /As for the box itself, I have the entire collection of Season 4 DVDs, and it's a little bit of a tight fit getting all of them in there. (Getting one out requires some holding the box open side face down and shaking it.) Other than that, worth picking up if you're going to be collecting the series. Season 5's box is coming out in April, so it's a handy way to keep everything together.
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