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I am definatly getting Discode 1.2.3, But i am still waiting for Dragon Destiny to be released, you've had the license since 2008. What's taking you guys so long to release it.
Media Blasters has revealed its basic plans for the month of October 2009 with its releases for the AnimeWorks and Kitty Media labels that it owns. Magic Knight Rayearth will see its remastered season set debut and a few other titles sneak in, including a rescheduled Discode and a new Vanilla Series title with Wife-Swap Diaries.
| Cover Art | Title | Release Date | Runtime | Price | Studio |
 | Discode 1.2.3 | 10-20-2009 | 60 mins | $29.99 | Kitty Media |
 | Wife-Swap Diaries | 10-27-2009 | 60 mins | $29.99 | Kitty Media |
 | Ah My Buddha Vol. #5 | 10-20-2009 | 100 mins | $29.99 | Media Blasters |
| Genshiken 2 Vol. #2 | 10-27-2009 | 100 mins | $29.99 | Media Blasters |
| Loveless Complete Slim | 10-20-2009 | 300 mins | $19.99 | Media Blasters |
| Magic Knight Rayearth Season 1 Remastered Set | 10-27-2009 | 500 mins | $39.99 | Media Blasters |
| Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit Part 3 | 10-13-2009 | 175 mins | $34.99 | Media Blasters |
| Moribito: Guardian of the Spirit Vol. #6 | 10-13-2009 | 75 mins | $24.99 | Media Blasters |
| Mouse Complete Litebox | 10-13-2009 | 180 mins | $19.99 | Media Blasters |
| Otoboku Complete | 10-06-2009 | 325 mins | $29.99 | Media Blasters |
I am definatly getting Discode 1.2.3, But i am still waiting for Dragon Destiny to be released, you've had the license since 2008. What's taking you guys so long to release it.
(Regarding Genshiken 2 and Moribito)
Jeez! What took them so long?! It's been, what, a year since they got the license to Genshiken 2, and only now (late August) do they finally get around to releasing the first volume? I hope it's dubbed and loaded with extras. If not, I'm sticking with the manga.
And yet, Moribito STILL hasn't finished being released on DVD! At this rate, it could be next year or later before we finally get a DVD set (much less the final volume of the series).
(Note to Media Blasters: When handling a potential A-list title, it's best to have it on a consistent release schedule. Making people wait a year or more for the next volume kills any potential sales... that goes triple for Sony's painfully-slow release schedule for Blood . Also, single releases are yesterday's news; time to follow the trail pioneered by Funimation and break out newer series one half- or whole-series at a time.)