Anime Blu-ray Disc Merida and the Sorry Forest 3D Super Set [Disneyzone]

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■ Product Details
4 Discs (Blu-ray x 3 / Digital Copy Disc x 1) br>
[Audio information]
[1] English, English (5.1), English (7.1), Japanese (5.1), Japanese (7.1) [2] English, English (5.1), English ( 5.1) Japanese (7.1) Japanese (5.1) Japanese (7.1) [3] English

[Subtitle information]
[1] [2] Japanese, English, dubbing [3] Japanese

[Enclosed privilege contents]
[3] Bonus disc / digital copy disc / e-move

[Video privilege contents]
[1] Short story Animation "moon and boy" / [2] audio commentary (director: Mark Andrews, co-director: Steve Purcell, story supervision: Brian Larsen, editor: Nicholas Smith) / short animation "moon and boy" / short animation "The Legend of Mordue" / Behind the Scenes (Story of Scotland, with Merida Linoa, drawing bears, choreography of fighting scenes, sticking to moss, magic, Pixar clan, unspoken stories) / extended scenes (greetings of King Fergus, active triplets, ruins, infiltrating castles) / [ 3] Another opening / Unreleased shots / Character making / Struggling lines!? / Angus / Family symbol / Promotional video (Theatre, Theater Trailer (USA), Theater Trailer (Japan), Theater Trailer (UK)) / Art Gallery

[Performers]
Production Director: John Lasseter / ANDREW STANTON / Pete Doctor Production: Catherine Sarafian Co-production: Mary Alice Drum Director / Screenplay / Story: Brenda Chapman Director / Screenplay: Mark And Ruth Co-Director / Screenplay: Steve Purcell Screenplay: IRENE / Plating Music: Patrick Doyle Voice Cast: Kelly McDonald / Emma Thompson / Billy Connolly / Julie Walters / Robby Coltrane / Kevin McKid / Craig Ferguson / Yuko Oshima / Tomoko Shiota / Kazuhiro Yamaji / Yuri Kimura / Naoya Uchida / Masao Amada / Hozumi Goda

[Contents]
[1] 3D volume [2] 2D volume [3] Bonus Disc
The Walt Disney Company / Pixar's feature-length animation. A fantasy adventure depicting the adventures of Merida, a tomboy princess who walks into the forest to save her mother who has been enchanted by the “forest magic”. The topic of Yuko Oshima's challenge in Japanese dubbing also attracted attention.

[Production year]
2012

[Country of origin]
US