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Eureka Seven - Special Edition [w/T-Shirt, Manga] (DVD 6 of 12)

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Title: Eureka Seven - Special Edition [w/T-Shirt, Manga]
Volume: DVD 6 / 12
Running time: 100
Distributor: Bandai Entertainment

Release date: 2007-02-06
Suggested retail price: $44.98
Age rating: 13+

SKU: 20825
UPC: 669198208256 669198208256
ISBN-10: 1594096848 1594096848
ISBN-13: 9781594096846 9781594096846

Description:
Away from the Gekko, Renton has found a new home with a pair of enigmatic mercenaries: Charles and Ray Beam. And though the duo has opened both their ship and their hearts to Renton, their true agenda will force Renton once again to decide to chose between his new life or his old one.

Meanwhile on board the Gekko, Eureka and Holland must come to terms and deal with their contrasting emotions towards Renton. Eureka with her blossoming love, and Holland with his growing hate. Will Eureka's emotions be enough to bring spur search to Renton back to the Gekko? Or will a mysterious pair of mercenaries and a vast military fleet be enough to prevent Renton from discovering where his true home lies?

This limited version includes the fourth volume of the Eureka Seven Manga and an exclusive T-Shirt!

DVD Features: Voice Actor Interview, Audio Commentary for episode 26, Textless Ending for episode 26.

Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English subtitles.

(added on 2006-11-13, modified on 2006-11-13)
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