BLEACH SET 1

The image is more clear compared to the DVD counterpart, however, the main selling feature is the fact that one day they will have the complete series on Blu-ray, which will be amazing. Get it if you are new to the show or an old fan, if not then I wouldn't suggest purchasing it.

Excellent

Tremendo anime. Solo en inglés o japones con subtitulos en inglés para los amigos Hispanos que sepan este idioma!

Great quality and condition

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If you're looking for a good alternative to the DVDs, anime Blu-Ray buyers, this is a really good release to get. It's done by the same people who remastered Death Note for its Blu-Ray release, so you know it's in good hands. Now, the show didn't go HD until episode 168, so it'll be a while before we get the actual HD-produced episodes. Not to say that this is bad. The upscale is really well handled. Certainly watchable & enough reason for me to replace the DVD sets I have & buy the releases for the ones that I don't have. My ultimate hope is that the sales from these will continue to have these come out, as well as the first 2 movies, since they've been released on Blu-Ray everywhere EXCEPT here in America. I mean, come on, Viz. First Naruto's first 4 movies & Bleach's too? What's the deal? Anyways, yeah. It's upscaled to great quality. Yes, It's 4:3, but the fact that some people think HD means something has to be 16:9 right off the bat *cough* EDM *cough*, is completely ridiculous. There are PLENTY of older TV shows & movies that have been remastered in HD, but aren't 16:9. Now, this wasn't remastered in Japan, but it's no DBZ Blu-Rays. Trust me, those were awful, to say the least. Not remastered in the least, just painted over with watercolors that oversaturated the colors in the images, then don't even get me started on the cropping. If you can't handle an old show having at least a LITTLE amount of grain, & isn't in your precious widescreen, then you have NO right to call yourself a fan of visual media. This is a show from before the standard became widescreen & HD. Before 2009, only select shows started to be produced in widescreen, let alone HD. Before that, it was pretty much films that got that treatment. So, get over it already. Anyways, everything from the DVD releases have been ported over. The episodes & behind the scenes features are here & you get 7 more than the DVDs. I would recommend waiting for the price to go down if you're on the fence, but it's worth getting for those who're Bleach fans & want a good release of these, I recommend it.