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Anime Limited, Shout! Studios to Release A Place Further Than the Universe Anime on BD in N. America

Anime Limited and Shout! Studios announced on Friday that they will release the A Place Further Than the Universe (Sora Yorimo Tōi Basho) television anime on home video in North America in a Collector’s Edition set on Blu-ray Disc on April 22.
Anime Limited had announced in November 2022 that Studio Nano was producing an English dub for the anime.
The company said at the time it planned to release a collector’s edition Blu-ray Disc for the series.
The companies will also release the anime on home video in the U.K. The release will include a slipcase, a two-CD soundtrack, four art cards, a poster, and a 92-page booklet.

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