Each release page, whether it be for a DVD or manga volume, has the same info: price, release date, product description, etc. And then at the bottom of each release's page are various links and prices for that release on certain online retailers. Basically, what I wanna know is... why is the Z-Store listed as one of them? The Z-Store is FUNimation's online store so it only carries/lists their releases, whether its their own series or titles they distribute for other companies (like certain 4 Kids, Viz, and AN Entertainment titles). Is it possilbe to remove the Z-Store from the list of retailers on release pages (or will it be done in the next version of the encyclopedia)? And random Z-Store item: Saikano OVA.
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