A Certain Scientific Railgun

[WTK]

The first two subbed episodes are on YouTube now (should be the same for FUNimation.com).
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qozcTpr3OKQ
- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeORGRN9tAY

[animeman]

Unusual for Funimation to release Index in DVD only. Most of their releases nowadays are DVD/Blu-ray combos.

[WTK]

All 24 sub episodes of A Certain Scientific Railgun (http://www.hulu.com/a-certain-scientific-railgun) are now up @ Hulu (and will be up @ FUNimation.com as well).

[WTK]

http://www.funimation.com/schedule/s...on/coming-soon (date subjected to change)

1-4, Dub, TV-14, 03/05/13

[WTK]

via TRSI...

• A Certain Scientific Railgun, Part 1 - ??? minutes - $59.98 - 4/16/13
• A Certain Scientific Railgun, Part 1 (LE) - ??? minutes - $64.98 - 4/16/13
  While supplies last, customers order this set will also receive a free gift with purchase (details to be announced)!
• A Certain Scientific Railgun, Part 2 - ??? minutes - $59.98 - 4/16/13

[Ingraman]

Originally Posted by WTK

via TRSI...

• A Certain Scientific Railgun, Part 1 (LE) - ??? minutes - $64.98 - 4/16/13
  While supplies last, customers order this set will also receive a free gift with purchase (details to be announced)!

One of her game tokens? Something frog-like? ^^;

[WTK]

Originally Posted by Ingraman

One of her game tokens? Something frog-like? ^^;

Game token? Like a coin? That could be a possibility.

[Ingraman]

Originally Posted by WTK

Game token? Like a coin? That could be a possibility.

Something like that. Her standard "railgun" projectiles are coins/tokens, IIRC... ^^

[WTK]

Part 1

Contains episodes 1-12.

Special Features: Select Episode Commentary, Textless Songs.

Part 2

Contains episodes 13-24.

Special Features: Commentary for Episodes 17 & 24, Textless Songs, US Trailer, Previews.

[Ingraman]

Originally Posted by WTK

Part 1

English or Japanese episode commentary? The Japanese generally do commentaries for every episode if they do 'em, don't they? English, I guess? If not, do any of the US companies still produce commentaries these days, or did they disappear with the advent of cheaper R1 releases? Just a bit rambling...

Even translated Japanese commentaries wouldn't get me to buy a Funimation DVD release of a series that I like, so I guess that it currently doesn't really matter.