The remastered DVD set was Beez, which was a subsidiary of Bandai Entertainment and is now defunct like it is in the US.

The set that came out last month is from Anime Limited, a new UK distributor. Bebop is their first release but they also have bluray editions of Outlaw Star and Gurren Lagann coming out as well as some other things.

Ditto. Already got a bootleg DVD forever ago but that one series I would upgrade to blu-ray, even if there's not much difference.

The Davy Back Fight is like 12 episodes. I wasn't aware CN had been showing the series again for 12 weeks already.

Watched the first 2 Madoka movies, and was pretty underwhelmed by them. I knew they were essentially recap movies, but I was expecting a little more in the way of new footage other than "Oh a new 10 second transformation scene! Sayaka now has a hairclip! Madoka is wearing something other than her uniform! All the food Kyoko is eating has been altered!".

Was kinda worth it for the sweet third movie teaser though.

The wait is killing me though. :lol

Not much longer though! Especially if the rumours are true and its going to get a worldwide cinema release.

My soul gem is ready! :D

The first two Transformers! Go episodes are subbed so I thought I'd check those out.

They're alright I guess, but nothing you'd want a full series out of. Its the same kind of animation style as Energon/Cybertron, only a bit cheaper (the robots don't even move their mouths when they talk). It does make the toys look hella cool though, and its quite strange seeing Beast Hunters Prime and Predaking animated in that style.

I'm also still not used to the Japanese calling Prime "Optimus Prime" rather than Convoy.

Haven't they been doing that since Animated, in 2007, though?

Yup, although I think it's been since the first movie.

In my defence, I've not watched a piece of NEW Japanese TF media in years so hearing it said was brand new to me :p