Memories of Anime Library Collection 19: Mikan Enikki DVD-BOX - 4 Disc Set

Mikan Nikki DVD-BOX Digital Remaster Edition (4-Disc Set) - Reminiscent Anime Library Collection Vol. 19

✦ Please note that there are scratches.
✦ Since the operation has not been confirmed, we are offering it at a low price.
✦ Please refrain from price negotiations. m(_ _)m
【DISC 1 & 2 have scratches.】

【Product Specifications】
Release Date: April 25, 2014
Price: ¥22,000 (excluding tax)
Product Specifications: 4-disc set, 31 episodes included / all 31 episodes, boxed
Enclosed Bonus: Commentary booklet
Video Bonus: Pilot film, pre-broadcast promotion
Running Time: Approximately 707 minutes total
Product Number: BFTD-0087
JAN Code: 4571317710877
Region Code: 2
Video: Color
Audio: Mono

【Work Contents】
This animated adaptation of the popular manga series, serialized for a long time in the magazine "LaLa," is now available in a low-priced digital remaster edition!

★ Includes the phantom episode 31, which was not broadcast during the original run.
★ Animated adaptation of the popular work serialized for 6 years and 7 months in Hakusensha's shojo manga magazine "LaLa."
★ Available in a low-priced digital remaster edition with all episodes' picture quality corrected!

A heartwarming story about Mikan, a cat who can speak human language, and Tomu Kusanagi, an elementary school student who is his owner. One day, Tomu Kusanagi, an elementary school student, found an orange male cat with a mysterious atmosphere and named him "Mikan" and started keeping him at home. One night, Tomu witnessed Mikan talking to himself in human language while drinking at the kitchen table. Mikan had learned to speak over time from his life with his old owner, and he was also a skillful cat who could even write and draw. The story unfolds around Mikan, who is unlike any other cat, and Tomu's family, with laughter and tears.

Broadcast Period: October 16, 1992 – June 18, 1993, Chubu-Nippon Broadcasting System

【Cast】
■ Voice Actors: TARAKO, Masako Hiramatsu, Kenichi Ono, Sumi Shimamoto, Etsuko Kozakura, and others






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