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Anya
Posts: 3847/5337 |
I'll either get them from work or I can also get them (and even rent them) from Tate's Comics which is the most amazing place ever. Not only can I rent and buy anime, but they also have goodies and anime music CDs. |
dex
Posts: 38/46 |
Sometimes I go to MVC or HMV (UK Mainstream Chain Media Stores) and can actually get a scarily good selection especially in MVC who nominally carry all of ADVFilms current collection which is useful, if I'm after a particular anime which is slightly old or just hard to find I go to Forbidden Planet in either Bristol and Cardiff, whichever way I do it it's about the same price. |
HighSorceressDelial
Posts: 338/380 |
I get all my anime on ebay. I don't even consider going to the store to get it because I'll have to play $100 for a boxset when ebay will have the exact same thing, still wrapped, for $20.
~Delial |
Violent J
Posts: 91/749 |
The mall usually has them everywhere! You'll find them in Cards and Collectables, RDS, and a bunch other stores. But I get mine usually nowadays online at ebay. Why? I dont know, i tihnk i get some CHEAP prices! |
windwaker
Posts: 890/1797 |
I have to download/buy online/go to pawn shops to get anime around here. Have to get it from people who -know- something about it, rather than those who just know it makes them money. |
Book Keeper
Posts: 90/160 |
Sun Coast cast to much, you can most of it at Best Buy for less, if you get boxsets from best buy get them online, the box might tar if you get it from the store. And try to stick with UPS, I've gotten the best proformance from UPS, Already tried FedEx and UPS better, Dont know about DHL. There are good places to get anime online, like Japanimation.com or Animenation.com. |
Dracoon
Posts: 2178/3727 |
Sun Coast, Best Buy, Pawn Shops... Here and there, internet, anything... |
alte Hexe
Posts: 2212/5458 |
In the states in Buffalo I saw a store called Walden books. It was whacky, because they were selling GITS 2 and had shit loads of other anime. In Canada, Chapters is great for ordering box sets.  |
Xeolord
Posts: 851/3418 |
Best Buy is decent ... they just get a little annoying when they have an entire shelf of only Inuyasha, and DBGT, etc.
I'm not so sure, Amazon.com is actually pretty decent anime-wise. I've never bought from AnimeOnDVD but they do have great reviews.
Sometimes they usually have a good amount of DVD's at my local Gamestop here, usually used stuff, but I've seen some good things. |
Jarukoth
Posts: 2305/3194 |
I get it where I can, plain and simple. The Best Buy near me has some decent stuff, as does the local music shops. I only go online to get stuff I can't find anywhere else, which I may have to do if I don't find a copy of Ghost in the Shell soon.
I don't see why I should though. I only checked one place.  |
alte Hexe
Posts: 2201/5458 |
Probably something that we should've had here a while ago. Where do you get yours?
I generally buy mine used or get it through comic book stores. I <3 the comic stores as they give me discounts for being such a great customer The internet is BAD VERY BAD My mom ordered Zeta Gundam box set for Christmas for me on Sept. 9th. We haven't gotten it. They cancelled our shipping insurance. AND they refused to give us a UPS tracking number. Thus I would like people to boycott www.discountanimedvd.com but I know it won't help. They haven't screwed YOU yet...
Fucking weak. |
