Vol.1 also included a promotional Haikyū!! Vobaca!! card, and Vol.8 & Vol.9 included an art postcard. From January 2016, season two was released on DVD and Blu-ray in three-episode volumes (with the last two volumes having two episodes instead).Įach volume also included a range of bonus content, including a booklet created in collaboration with Monthly Volleyball (月刊バレーボール) magazine entitled Monthly Volleyball NEXT (月刊バレーボールNEXT), a CD with tracks from the soundtrack (and an audio drama for Vol.1 - Vol.6). Season two aired in Japan between Octoand March 26, 2016. It was also released in Australia by Madman Entertainment as a complete season with both Japanese audio with English subtitles and the English dub. Season one was also released in the United Kingdom by Animatsu (now Manga Entertainment) in the same two "Collections" as the original North American release.
Both of these included the series with Japanese audio with English subtitles and the English dub.
Season one was later re-released in a "Complete Collection" on DVD or Blu-ray, and a "Premium Box Set" that included the series on both DVD and Blu-ray as well as art postcards, a token, pin badges, an information booklet, and trading cards. Season one was licenced for release in North America on DVD and Blu-ray by Sentai Filmworks and was initially released in two parts, dubbed "Collections", that included the episodes in Japanese with English subtitles. Vol.1 also included a promotional Haikyū!! Vobaca!! card. 9 included a cast roundtable discussion instead) and three tracks from the soundtrack. From July 2014, season one was released on DVD and Blu-ray in three-episode volumes (with the last two volumes having two episodes instead).Įach volume also included a range of bonus content, including a small "magazine" entitled Monthly Balibo!! (月刊バリボー!!), that gave details on a different character, a CD with an audio drama (Vol.
Shows like Jessica Jones and the recent hit series Luke Cage (hopefully with neat special features) may be already in the pipeline.ĭaredevil: The Complete First Season arrives on Blu-ray on November 8, 2016.Season one aired in Japan between Apand September 21, 2014. Additionally, it’s likely other Marvel/Netflix shows could make the jump from digital to Blu-ray in the near future. Now, with the news of season one hitting Blu-ray next month, one can only wonder when season two will arrive on store shelves as well. It wasn’t that long ago that we were treated to the release of Daredevil season two on Netflix. This will likely change month when it’s closer to the release.ĭaredevil season one marks the very first time a Marvel & Netflix show will be available on disc. The appropriately title Daredevil: The Complete First Season is expected to contain, well, season one of Daredevil.Īt the moment, Disney has yet to reveal which, (if any at all), special features will be included in the 13 episode long season set. On November 8, fans who didn’t get a chance to witness Matt Murdock aka Daredevil go toe-to-toe with the villainous Wilson Fisk (Kingpin) are in for a treat. After an incredibly long wait, Disney just announced that Daredevil season one is finally heading to Blu-ray.