How big is your collection?

[Njr Scrawl]

Going only on release catalog #s, how many in your collection, all regions.

[ADC]

I've 819 discs (don't have it written down by SKUs). It's kind of scary.

[roastedpekingduck]

I have a "small" collection of between 180-250 discs. It's considered small here, but I still never cease to shock any of my classmates.

[lilcris]

I used to have like 85 DVD's, but I have sold alot of the discs that I hardly ever watched.

[touma]

I don't know about "release catalog #s." Not what they are or where to find them.
I have 1029 entries in my collection at DVD Aficionado, so I went by that.

[HitokiriShadow]

I currently own 383 DVDs. This goes by number of discs (excluding extras-only discs). For example, each YYH collection counts as 2 DVDs, but the Hellsing LEs only count as 1 each.

[Serial Experiments Nobue]

402 discs of anime according to my DVDAF listing.

Maybe I should have gone with the 258 titles to be more correct? I already voted in the 400-499 category though... :sigh:

[neo-pactio]

Total number is:

EIGHT! AND DAMN PROUD OF IT!

(If we're talking total number of discs, it would be NINE, because one of my releases is a two-disc set with episodes across the two discs.)

I feel so small compared to everyone else... :sd:

[Suwako Moriya]

I have a "small" collection of between 180-250 discs.

In my case I have about 110 discs. Which includes the 4 discs I'm waiting to receive. 3 being part of the Galaxy Angel Z Collection and 1 being from To Heart. Note in the case of stuff Seraphim Call since it was two discs in a single volume I counted it as two discs.

Obviously it would be less if you were to consider Seraphim Call a single entry and count something like the Petite Princess Yucie collection as one instead of five. Either way regardless of how one counts it, I'm still under the first option myself.

So yeah with about 110 discs, I won't be able to brag to you and humble you. Darn it, I need someone with only 5 discs to post. :P Either way given the current series I'm working, I should hopefully be adding 21-25+ discs in the future. The range depends on how far I take Galaxy Angel and the + assumes I'll likely start up other series in the future or complete them in one fell swoop by obvious mean.

[eobert]

DVD Profiler says I have 681 dvds.

[neo-pactio]

So yeah with about 110 discs, I won't be able to brag to you and humble you. Darn it, I need someone with only 5 discs to post.

*looks at own post*

Yeah, I'm pretty humbled.

[Nork22]

853 according to DVDProfiler. It's probably less since it's counting those Vol.1 + box.

[The Great Bear]

I'm in that scary realm of over 700 O.O

768 R1 disks
103 R2 disks (didn't realize I had that many)

So, that's where all my money has gone :nervous:

[Suwako Moriya]

*looks at own post*

Yeah, I'm pretty humbled.

Finally my moment of glory has come. *Five seconds later* Well that was fun while it lasted. In any case the sooner each of our collections increase in size the better. Especially mine since well I can access my own collection.

[Dagger]

At 727 discs, bigger than it should be. :sd:

[something]

"Going only on release catalog #s"
I have no way of counting that without doing it manually, and don't see the point in counting one single as being the same as one 10 disc boxset, so I'm gonna give the per-disc number, which is the way I prefer to track it.

Currently 670 discs. Obviously counting sets as one makes that less, but I'm not gonna try and figure it out.

[HitokiriShadow]

Ah, so that's what he meant by catalogue #s. There's no way I'm going to try to figure that out. I keep track of it by # of discs and that's what I used for this.

[HellKorn]

I got around one hundred fifty DVDs, though that's including some pre-orders. Have two hundred eighty-some disks, too.

Though it'll temporarily go down since there is a series or two I'll probably end up selling once I see them in full again. Ergo Proxy is the most likely candidate as it doesn't hold up as well the second time around since its flaws are too glaringly obvious. Air is the only other series I'm also considering.

[Relwarc]

I'm in the gray area between 700-1000. I typically count sets as just one so that deflates the numbers (731), but a rough estimate based on discs would place me at the upper end of that range. Let me tell you, having a collection that size can be a nuisance. Having just recently moved, it was a bitch having to pack all those discs and haul 'em across the city. :sigh:

One day, I should sit down and tabulate just how much money I've spent over the years. Probably, like roastedpekingduck has said, it's enough to pay for a year of private school tuition (especially if one included the manga collection, too). I don't know about two years; I grew up around some pretty expensive private schools, though, I never went to any of them. Well, I'm comforted by the fact that those thousands were spread out over a few years and not just...all in one go. O.O

[something]

Ah, so that's what he meant by catalogue #s. There's no way I'm going to try to figure that out. I keep track of it by # of discs and that's what I used for this.
Yeah, like... Outlaw Star in those 2 disc sets would be 3 catalog numbers, Pretty Sammy sets would come to 2, and what have you. It would be a bit of work for me to put that list together. And I'm in the middle of hugely overhauling my anime spreadsheet now so I don't cant to add any work for myself :sd:

[Peter_JR]

I did the poll this morning but did not respond at that time but it is over 550. I tried counting twice but could not get a final number because of interruptions and I remembered I have lent a large number of series and DVDs out. But I do have over 550 currently in the case next to me. But my real number could be somewhere between 600-750

[roastedpekingduck]

I'm in the gray area between 700-1000. I typically count sets as just one so that deflates the numbers (731), but a rough estimate based on discs would place me at the upper end of that range. Let me tell you, having a collection that size can be a nuisance. Having just recently moved, it was a bitch having to pack all those discs and haul 'em across the city. :sigh:

One day, I should sit down and tabulate just how much money I've spent over the years. Probably, like roastedpekingduck has said, it's enough to pay for a year of private school tuition (especially if one included the manga collection, too). I don't know about two years; I grew up around some pretty expensive private schools, though, I never went to any of them. Well, I'm comforted by the fact that those thousands were spread out over a few years and not just...all in one go. O.O
I get quite a bit of financial aid, so it would be two years for me. It's really quite scary to think about buying all my anime in one go though. :sd: Jesus, no wonder it's so intimidating being a new fan when there are so many shows one has to consider purchasing.

[LelouchLamperouge]

I'm at the lower end of the totem pole. ^_^"

1-199, that is.

I'm sure I'll ascend to 200-299 soon.

[Relwarc]

Jesus, no wonder it's so intimidating being a new fan when there are so many shows one has to consider purchasing.

There was a thread in OT a while back about losing your entire collection and whether or not you'd restart from the beginning. I said I'd restart (but I'd cry a puddle first... :( ). I agree with you; it's probably tough as hell being a new fan and being confronted with literally hundreds of great series already released (and many OOP). I'm glad I started collecting when anime was just hitting the airwaves and before its explosion in popularity.

I can't imagine just now discovering anime...and having to backtrack while keeping up with new releases. :sd:

[HellKorn]

Ha, private schooling. Man, does that bring back memories...

Jesus, no wonder it's so intimidating being a new fan when there are so many shows one has to consider purchasing.

Which makes it all the better when one starts to realize that he/she is near the end of the tunnel and is close to only worrying about future releases. After all these years, I've finally reached that point -- it helps being "picky," or however the hell you want to describe it.

[roastedpekingduck]

I've almost reached that point as well. There's some "older" releases I still really want (08th MS Team, Princess Tutu, GitS:SAC 2nd Gig) and some old things I still may not pick up but likely ever wont (Niea_7, Gunslinger Girls, Basilisk, Barefoot Gen, Master Keaton), but I'm nearing the "preorders only" point.

I remember how hard it was for me to start ordering series after I became really interested in anime after seeing NTHT two and something years back. There were just SOOOO many options. I'm extremely happy that I had a string of great blind recommendations back then, so I had purchased several awesome series before finally meeting up with a bad one.

Just out of curiosity Hellkorn, for how many years have you been an anime fan? We're pretty near in age and have similarly-sized collections, though I must say I'm extremely impressed at how much stuff you've managed to watch, not to mention read, as you seem to be a heavy manga-reader as well. I couldn't get into manga if I tried right now because, frankly, I don't know where I would find the time to both read manga and watch anime.

[tigeress02]

Picked 1000-2999. Looking at my database, I'm currently standing at 1,669 discs. If I had to take a guess, the number would probably drop by 500 if I went by release catalog #s. 7 of the discs are R2s (Sailor Stars and Vol. 4 of SMR).

[HellKorn]

Just out of curiosity Hellkorn, for how many years have you been an anime fan?

Four to five years, leaning towards the latter. Technically I've been a fan longer than that, but it's been a kind of off and on relationship with the fandom. I've gotten by with money from odd-jobs since I've been too damn lazy to actually work part-time yet, along with a birthday that is only a little over a week before Christmas.

Similarly with manga, save for perhaps Lone Wolf and Cub, I've pretty much bought whatever is currently available that I'm interested in English -- Japanese is another matter.

[roastedpekingduck]

Oh wow, four to five years? Did you start with the same kind of anime you watch now? I admit glancing at some more complex anime about five years back when I was 11 courtesy of a family friend who had gone to college, but I was nowhere near mentally mature enough too appreciate that kind of stuff at the time. It's actually a good thing I rediscovered anime three years later because of how much I had grown mentally.

[HitokiriShadow]

I agree with you; it's probably tough as hell being a new fan and being confronted with literally hundreds of great series already released (and many OOP). I'm glad I started collecting when anime was just hitting the airwaves and before its explosion in popularity.

I can't imagine just now discovering anime...and having to backtrack while keeping up with new releases. :sd:

It would certainly be overwhelming getting in now, but new fans these days have an advantage: lots of cheap collections. Sure, some things are OOP, but most shows shouldn't be too hard to find in a collection.

[Legion]

I'm in the 1000-2999 category. If I counted it by each disc I may even exceed the 3000 mark. :blush: But as they say, all great men have eccentric collections...

...right?

[Buckeye]

I am in the upper 300s right now counting by number of discs collected. Since I am running low on shelf space in my tiny room that I have been using Netflix and TV to view most of my anime these days.

[shannonleighd]

I chose 400-499 since according to DVDAf I have 402. I counted discs since I own a lot of complete collections. If I went by titles it'd only be 211. O.O

Anime aren't the only DVDs I buy though, but they make up about a third of my total collection. Crazy.

[HellKorn]

Ha, hell no. My tastes have really been changing constantly over the years, and it wasn't until earlier this year that they more or less solidified. Lawd knows that I've sold off a good number of anime DVDs and manga and bought some more with that money.

[Collectonian]

Let's see...I have 81 titles in my anime/hentai category. Those span 168 actual disks (got quite a few entered as individual volumes rather than box sets). Approximately 30% of my entire DVD collection, by title and by disk count :D

[hub]

I have 708 as of last count (not including R2s and R3s, which would make it over 800). Been collecting since August of 2000, and my buying trends have changed a lot since then. Went from "buying whatever looks/sounds good" to "just buy what you like" to "buy it if it sounds fanservicy enough." :sd: As for retailers, I've probably used close to a dozen now, many of which are now defunct thanks to the whole Internet bubble bursting (ah, back then getting 40+% off on pre-orders was common).

But looking over my collection it's interesting to see how the industry trends have changed over the course of seven years, such as when they were still doing DVD/VHS releases of older catalog titles, followed by the onslaught of box sets (Vol.1 + artbox for almost everything coming out), to the gradual scaling back and streamlining that we see today. Likewise a lot of the shows I own have had their fair share of controversy associated w/ them, mostly from the whole "it's too out there to appeal to R1 audiences" (shows like Azudai and Excel Saga), to "it's been fansubbed to death and so doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell of coming out over here" (shows like Love Hina).

Makes me wonder how things will be another 7 years from now (ah, I'm gettin' old!). :cool:

[something]

many of which are now defunct thanks to the whole Internet bubble bursting (ah, back then getting 40+% off on pre-orders was common).
Still is, though concentrated in far fewer stores =P As a rule I generally don't buy anything I can't get at least 40% off, preorder or not.

But yeah, I started buying around 2000-2001 too, but not heavily until ~2004 ot 2005, and especially in the last two years or so. Missed the .com bubble deals.

[Chibeh]

Hm.. I'm iffy on how to answer this, therefore I went by titles..
I have a lot of boxsets, thinpacks and etc.. but I only count those as one item in general (according to ANN's anime collection count) so from around 500/599 it would multiply greatly.

[leongsh]

No idea and I do not want to know :sd: The amount of money that I spent on my collection already frightens me. The last time I counted the number of anime DVD discs was about 2 years back and it exceeded 300 DVDs already. If I were to guess conservatively, I expect at least 400 DVDs but less than 500 DVDs (I seriously hope it's less than 500 DVDs :sd: ). About 50% of my current collection are R2J anime DVDs.

[ShieldAnvil]

Going by discs, I have 571 (+6 R2).
I hope I never find out how much I've spent, especially since my manga collection just went over 700 and living outside the US & Canada means very, very few chances of free shipping... O.O

[vtr9kvictor]

Close to 1000. Though I haven't counted in about 3 years of so, so I may be over that mark.

[Fudce]

Right now, going by DVD-count, I'm 385. Don't ask me my split between R1 & R2E, or I'll go out murdering poor innocent plushies.

[railohio]

I have 204 discs, including preorders, but that also includes some boxsets, so I'll put myself in the first category. :sigh:

~BS

[Suwako Moriya]

I can't imagine just now discovering anime...and having to backtrack while keeping up with new releases. :sd:

Honestly speaking even now since my collection is not that large there are still a lot of older choices for me in addition to the constant new choices. Which is why I've eventually decided that rather than be concerned about keeping up with everything, I'd just concern myself with a few select series. Only after enough progress was made would I worry about anything else. Once once realizes it's futile to keep with everything and becomes more relaxed and selective things work out better.

[MKVarana]

Well, by SKU, DVDProfiler says I have 610. I'd also give my disk count, but it needs to be counted...

[Damo]

11 shelves each shelf with about 45-55 discs on it, (not including 2 boxes of DVD's relegated to the cupboard - about 30 DVDs) and the 3 shelves of live action (non anime) DVD's.

So between 500-599 for me,

It would be a lot more but I have a high rotation of ebaying series I no longer want, it would be +another 100-200 DVD's if I didn't sell them on.

[aku.chan]

I put myself in the 600-699 category before I realized it wasn't per disc :sd:

Lets see, I have 612 discs (plus... Damn, 63 on order, when the hell did that happen?)

If I counted boxsets as one, probably about half that.

[Lain Of The Net]

I think it is close to the 200 mark. Small compared to some of you. :) I am very happy with most of the things I do have like the ABe stuff, Sailor Moon and Ghibli. Most of the anime I have are things I just can't be without. I still have a lot of VHS. When DVD got going I was in a rest period. I have some region 2 that a friend brings back for me. He goes to Japan a number of times a year and will "surprise" me unless I make specific requests.

I have many more DVDs if I count the non-anime stuff but the number is hard to estimate. Same with the VHS stuff. I still have some laser discs around here and even a few of the vinyl video discs that an old friend was into way back when.

[neo-pactio]

I think it is close to the 200 mark. Small compared to some of you. :) I am very happy with most of the things I do have like the ABe stuff, Sailor Moon and Ghibli. Most of the anime I have are things I just can't be without. I still have a lot of VHS. When DVD got going I was in a rest period. I have some region 2 that a friend brings back for me. He goes to Japan a number of times a year and will "surprise" me unless I make specific requests.

I have many more DVDs if I count the non-anime stuff but the number is hard to estimate. Same with the VHS stuff. I still have some laser discs around here and even a few of the vinyl video discs that an old friend was into way back when.

Oh, how I wish I could find a legal Sailor Moon boxset or the R movie at a reasonable price...(seriously, at Amazon's Marketplace, a single copy of the movie can go for up to $100 dollars, and they're only in ACCEPTABLE condition!)

I've never heard of vinyl video discs in my life. Then again, I'm a 90's child with just memories of a good old VCR... :D

Everybody's got huge collections...

[Chacranajxy]

I just recently made it into the 200-299 category... I have 204 discs (counting boxes as one.) 265 discs total according to DVD Aficionado. I've had quite a few that I've sold, so I'm sure if I still had those I'd be well beyond the 300 or even 400 mark.

[Lain Of The Net]

Oh, how I wish I could find a legal Sailor Moon boxset or the R movie at a reasonable price...(seriously, at Amazon's Marketplace, a single copy of the movie can go for up to $100 dollars, and they're only in ACCEPTABLE condition!)

I've never heard of vinyl video discs in my life. Then again, I'm a 90's child with just memories of a good old VCR... :D

Everybody's got huge collections...

I got the Sailor Moon first two season sets at Beguiling here in TO. The total was about $300. They sold out there long ago. :( I found the 3rd and 4th season sets used in thinpack. They were not cheap either. I have Stars but would love to replace it.

Vinyl video discs were a short lived thing. I understand ;) they came along in the early days around the end of BETA and beginning of VHS. They were the size of a Laser Disc but worked with a player that had a stylus as opposed to a laser. The video quality was great for the time but the discs were easily scratched and rendered useless. The stylus would wear out fairly quickly too. RCA used to make the players among other companies.

[kanechan]

Going by catalog numbers, I'd say I have at least 100 franchise titles in my collection, amounting to well over 300 discs. That's not much compared to some of the stats I've seen for this thread so far, but my cabinets are nearly full, and I'm nowhere near done getting whatever else I'm looking for. (I'd have to check my spreadsheet for more exact figures, but that's roughly ballpark.)

[Soulblazer]

2595 disks and I have actually watched them all at least once.

[unknownfatehome]

I'm in the 1st catergory with around 120-150 volumes (if you count discs then it's closer to 200)
Mostly R1 but there are a number of R2E titles as well.

[mikedude]

DVD Aficionado puts my collection at a little over 500 discs, but I'm not sure how accurate that is when it comes to collections and thinpaks. Currently trying to figure out where I could possibly put another set of shelves, as my current ones are overflowing.

[Chibeh]

Hm.. I'm iffy on how to answer this, therefore I went by titles..
I have a lot of boxsets, thinpacks and etc.. but I only count those as one item in general (according to ANN's anime collection count) so from around 500/599 it would multiply greatly.

Rainy boring day, so I counted all of the individual discs.. there is a margin of error, about three discs in any direction.
Total 1,030 discs, with about 40-60 individual discs on preorder/backorder at this moment (I love refunds, which allowed a large order this past month)

[Lumberjack]

I did a quick count and came up with 759.

[Ty]

I'm in the 1000-3000 category, but definitely the low side of it. It's been a while since I last counted.... I'd have to ballpark 1,200 discs?

[Suko-chan]

I'm in the middle of the 1000-2999 range...
On released catalog #s, I'd put it at about 1550.

[Buster Blader 126]

Total number is:

EIGHT! AND DAMN PROUD OF IT!

(If we're talking total number of discs, it would be NINE, because one of my releases is a two-disc set with episodes across the two discs.)

I feel so small compared to everyone else... :sd:

Tell me about it. Though mine's not much bigger than yours is.

If "release catalog #s" means "number of individual titles/different series," then mine is a grand total of 12, but that's when I'm counting the three Pokemon movies that I own on DVD as separate titles. If Pokemon should be considered as one collective title, then it'd be nine.

In terms of individual disks, it's 34. :P

In other words, I'm in the 1-199 range.

[Vicserr]

2063 by DVDAF count and its missing some stuff, so I put 1000-2999 on the poll, check the My dvds link on my sig to see them. O.O

[Mateo_home]

Did a quick count and I'm in the 200-299 range. 244 to be exact. And I counted thinpaks as one disc and I didn't include non-anime DVDs.

[Hime]

300 - 399 range

[joelgundam01]

I'm going to go by number of discs, since it'll take me forever to tally the number of catalog #s.

Total = 434 DVDs

[sonicjam628]

I like my collection of 119 disks.

It continues to grow every month and that scares me. I need more space. :sd:

[EmperorBrandon]

DVD Af says I've got just a little over 300 discs.

[jejune]

It's been a while since I did an inventory, but I'd estimate somewhere right around 900 disks, about 350 of which are backlog.

I need to stop getting more until I catch up, but I keep finding crazy deals over and over, getting really good series for 25 - 50 cents an episode. (All legit R1, of course.) I just can't say no when I can consistently get a whole Thinpack/Economy pack/Anime Legends box of an entire 13-26 episode show for the same amount I used to pay for a single disk.

I remember threads where we would post based on how many disks we had by each company (ADV/Bandai/Geneon). I'll have to think about starting one of those again, but it looks like it'd quite a job for most of us to figure that out.

[Azumangaman]

Wow...263 disks. Well approximately, I think I missed a couple/added some extras.
I'm proud though. I even have like 75 games too now.

[Puppet Master]

Titles by DVDAFs count it comes out to 903 disc wise it comes out to 1244.

[Maxflier]

271 titles / 345 discs according to my DVD AF

Missing 1 disc though since they still don't have .Hack//Roots Vol. 3 in the database.

[Zero Kyori]

I have 335 titles and 440 discs.

[ZenAmako]

Seeing the replies makes me think I have too many discs. If I only count HD discs (Blu-ray and HD DVD), I have around 90 (mostly not anime, of course). As for regular DVDs, I have about 350 anime DVDs and about 600 live-action titles. And this is after a generous amount of culling. :sd: I've been buying DVDs since 1998.

[duganrm]

We talking only anime or dvds in general? If I use the anime filter in DVDprofiler, I show around 450 (not sure how accurate that is). The whole collection would over 2800. I don't plan to find out how many discs that is (if it went in as a boxset, it is counted as 1).

My main problem at the moment is that I ran out of shelf space due to a recent 25 for 100 sale and Ikea discontinued the dvd racks I used. Now I gotta find a new shelf unit. :(

[icepick314]

according to DVDAF, my collection is at "owned (1/2324)"...

but there are several dozen more not in the database because DVDAF has no listing of them...

actual DVD count is probably close to 3200+ because some boxsets have several DVDs....

my DVD collection was featured on AnimeNewsNetwork's Shelf Life couple months back...
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/shelf-life/2007-06-18

[Kellory]

Looks like the average collection size of vocal AoD's posters is between 700-900. O.O The scary thought is that that much anime DVDs could probably have paid for two years of my private high school tuition.

Heh, I bet my parents wish they had sent me to that school. Mine was up to 10k a year my senior year, and that was over 10 years ago now. My dad commented that if it werent for room and board and travel, my college tuition would have been cheaper.

Anyhoo. I'm well over 2k individual SKU's. I dont usually count it that way, but since I have few collections, pretty much every show I bought was an individual disc anyway. Only a few shows like Inu Yasha and Kenshin I bought in season sets. Since I just finished bookcase 10, and each bookcase holds 50 standard keepcases, I know I'm somewhere close to 2500 discs.

Of course, I've been collecting Anime on DVD since it first came out on the format. Having mostly skipped VHS knowing DVD was coming out. And as with any hobby, it's easier to keep up when you started at the beginning than if you started halfway through.

[Bullfrog]

I have roughly 2050 discs. My wife has around 500.

Quite a few of these were bought as collections - however they could just have as easily have been bought as singles (timing issue only), so I don't differentiate in my list.

[Foxfossil]

Well I'm in that over 1000 category with a back log to watch of over 200. Like most others its because I find to many good deals that I can't say no to.

[roastedpekingduck]

Looks like the average collection size of vocal AoD's posters is between 700-900. O.O The scary thought is that that much anime DVDs could probably have paid for two years of my private high school tuition.

Heh, I bet my parents wish they had sent me to that school. Mine was up to 10k a year my senior year, and that was over 10 years ago now. My dad commented that if it werent for room and board and travel, my college tuition would have been cheaper.

Anyhoo. I'm well over 2k individual SKU's. I dont usually count it that way, but since I have few collections, pretty much every show I bought was an individual disc anyway. Only a few shows like Inu Yasha and Kenshin I bought in season sets. Since I just finished bookcase 10, and each bookcase holds 50 standard keepcases, I know I'm somewhere close to 2500 discs.

Of course, I've been collecting Anime on DVD since it first came out on the format. Having mostly skipped VHS knowing DVD was coming out. And as with any hobby, it's easier to keep up when you started at the beginning than if you started halfway through.
My school actually should be 20k a year, but because my family can't afford it, and I get pretty kickass grades, the school gives me quite a bit of financial aid. It's actually quite a scary thought that even as much as a 1000 disc collection couldn't pay for a year of my school at full tuition (which some of the richer parents at my school pay without a second thought.)

[Sly05]

I just recently cleared the 200 mark myself.

[kagekimaniac]

Only about 200-ish volumes and a manga collection to match.

[Nosredna]

DVDAF says I have 329, which sounds about right.

[bambruch]

I have about 425 or so, not counting the ones I have sold or trade in at places. If I still ahd the ones I've sold, I would be at the low 500's or so. The fact that I have a small area in were to store them helps me I guess, in not spending to much, so I don't overpopulate the shelves.

I am sure that will change once I move to a bigger place soon.....oh boy...

[akitokun]

409 by UPC, SKU, or catalog #. 530 by disc count. Wow, just wow. O.O

[Loopstah]

My Collection list on ANN lists 933 anime items. The list counts complete collections as 1 item though so disc wise I probably have about 1200 anime DVDs. I also have 374 manga.

I started collecting in March 06, so I haven't done too bad.

[JCDenton]

This one took awhile to figure out, but it was around 470 discs.

[jaylee]

As of today I have 706 dvds.

[Trav3113r]

DVD Profiler says that I'm in the 500s. Can't get more specific than that because I'm still adding DVDs to Profiler and many multi-disk sets are being counted as 1 disk.

And no I don't want to think about how much money I have spent on this collection over the years O.O