Category: Industry News

Funimation offers more re-releases and overly cautious sets, while Sentai has now started releasing titles from Crunchyroll.

Funimation goes nuts on the steelbook, while Sentai focuses more on backlog with a new dub and limited edition release scheduled.

Funimation provides a few more big hitters including a recent Aniplex title, while Sentai puts out more recent releases and another surprise rescue.

Funimation offers a short slate, while Sentai goes all out with new & old titles.

There have been a lot of delays as of late so it wouldn’t surprise me if these get pushed back as well. Nevertheless we have some more newer releases and re-releases for both distributors. For this post, I’ll be rounding up all of the new releases between these two distributors for the month of June…

A lot more progress has been put towards newer releases this time around for both distributors. Of course, we also have more titles re-released that were initially in the S.A.V.E. vault which is a nice bonus. For this post, I’ll be rounding up all of the new releases between these two distributors for the month…

Funimation takes a returning approach to offer limited-edition releases on the second part of a show, while Sentai offers two shows that were split-cour a home video release. For this post, I’ll be rounding up all of the new releases between these two distributors for the month of February 2020.

The upcoming slate has now reached the year of 2020. Funimation and Sentai are going all-out with an interesting selection, including some titles that literally only aired back in January 2019 and some more steelbooks. For this post, I’ll be rounding up all of the new releases between these two distributors for the month of…