Planetes Collection (Fatpack)

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It's a dirty job, but someone has to do it... The year is 2075 AD. The dream of working and living in the vast openness of space is now a reality. However, a new threat has arisen and if left unchecked can prove fatal: Space Debris. An undetectable screw struck and disabled a passenger space flight causing disaster and death to the ones on board. A space debris collection agency is formed but it's a money losing venture for the corporations. Follow the men and women of the "Half-Section" and witness the harrowing experience that is involved with such dangers. DVD Special Features Commentary tracks featuring director and voice actors Audio Dramas Interviews Orbital debris featurette Promotional spots Textless opening & closing animations Galleries Commentary Track with Director and Voice Actors for Episodes 1, 10, 12, 16, 24, 25, 26, Audio Dramas, Interview with English Cast, Orbital Debris Featurette, Character Gallery, Textless OP/ED, Image Vocal Clips, Promotional Commercials, Digital Comics. EOS Space Systems (Canberra,) Gallery

Planetes

Contains 26 episodes

Release Date: 18/07/2007
Audio tracks: English 5.1, Japanese 5.1
Languages: ENGLISH & JAPANESE
Genre: Anime, Drama, Science Fiction
Subtitles: ENGLISH subtitles
Number of Discs: 6
Runtime: 625.0 mins
Format: DVD, Region 4 (PAL)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3 Original Aspect Ratio
Catalogue: MMB590

"If you're a fan of anime, you'll love this series. If you're a general SF fan, you too will love it for its authenticity and grandeur." - Australian Sky & Telescope

"The mix of realism with science fiction and humour has had otaku buzzing since the manga was adapted for Japanese television." - Anime Insider

"Planetes is the kind of show that puts the "science" back in science fiction." - Anime Jump

"The mix of realism with science fiction and humour has had otaku buzzing since the manga was adapted for Japanese television by Bandai Visual in 2003." - Anime Insider

"This is not a release to wait around for but one to enjoy and savour as much as possible. Very highly recommended." - Anime on DVD

"...this is a series you need to see." - Anime News Network

"The idea behind Planetes is so simple yet so brilliant " - Anime News Network

"Dressed in the attire of an anime series, Planetes sits closer to the renowned works of Hayao (Howl?s Moving Castle) Miyazaki and Mokoto (The Place Promised in Our Early Days) Shinkai. And it doesn?t get any better than that. 9/10" - Heroic Cinema