TMNT Enter Shredder DVD

[drgon78]

I can't wait till they release the whole season on DVD even though I might not wait that long and just get the volume sets.

[CyberCubed]

Season 1 will be over by July but the DVDs will only be up to ep 13.

If you're going to start collecting these you won't even have all of Season 1 on DVD till next year.

[Gyt Kaliba]

I hate to say it, especially since I was one of the ones griping about them going the DVD singles route...but I'm going to eat my words I think, and am probably going to start picking these up.

I did the math, and season one is confirmed to be 26 episodes right? The first volume had 6 episodes, this second one is going to have 7. The next two will have either 6 and 7 or 7 and 6 respectively, meaning it's only spread out over four discs. That's actually not all that bad, and seeing as how Volume 1 is still only like $9 at my local Wal-mart...yeah, I'm thinking I'm going to just go ahead and start picking these up, my DVD shelf will just have to suffer.

The long wait between releases is going to suck, but it does help my budget somewhat. Even I can afford roughly $10 on a TMNT DVD every few months.

[TheCanadiandrome]

Originally Posted by Gyt Kaliba

I hate to say it, especially since I was one of the ones griping about them going the DVD singles route...but I'm going to eat my words I think, and am probably going to start picking these up.

I did the math, and season one is confirmed to be 26 episodes right? The first volume had 6 episodes, this second one is going to have 7. The next two will have either 6 and 7 or 7 and 6 respectively, meaning it's only spread out over four discs. That's actually not all that bad, and seeing as how Volume 1 is still only like $9 at my local Wal-mart...yeah, I'm thinking I'm going to just go ahead and start picking these up, my DVD shelf will just have to suffer.

The long wait between releases is going to suck, but it does help my budget somewhat. Even I can afford roughly $10 on a TMNT DVD every few months.

Lol me to!

[TheBlueTurtle1]

Originally Posted by Donatello19

Pretty cool. It's seems like Donnie will be the star of this one whereas Leo was the star of the first one. I'm still waiting for complete season sets though.

Same here!

[TheBlueTurtle1]

Originally Posted by TheCanadiandrome

Lol me to!

I would think a complete series 1 set would be slightly cheaper, they normally are, then getting all the volumes.

[Lightjump]

It would be awesome to get the 2d storyboard sketches with the diectors of the episode comenting and adding in voices as an extra feature on the dvd

[liugeaux]

The primary problems with the 2K3 turtles DVDs were:

1. Not enough episodes per disc
2. Overtime the episodes were released out of order
3. Box art didn't stay consistent.

As long as Nick doesn't fall into any of those traps, I have no problems with buying these types of sets. 4 Discs per season is totally reasonable.

[TheCanadiandrome]

Originally Posted by TheBlueTurtle1

I would think a complete series 1 set would be slightly cheaper, they normally are, then getting all the volumes.

true, but one can always get everything, if one can afford to

[BubblyShell22]

And besides, there's no guarantee that we'll be getting a full season set anyway, so it's best to just buy these DVDs just in case there isn't one. If you wait and then there's no season set, then you're out of luck.

[TheCanadiandrome]

Originally Posted by BubblyShell22

And besides, there's no guarantee that we'll be getting a full season set anyway, so it's best to just buy these DVDs just in case there isn't one. If you wait and then there's no season set, then you're out of luck.

pretty much

[pannoni1]

Originally Posted by liugeaux

The primary problems with the 2K3 turtles DVDs were:

1. Not enough episodes per disc
2. Overtime the episodes were released out of order
3. Box art didn't stay consistent.

As long as Nick doesn't fall into any of those traps, I have no problems with buying these types of sets. 4 Discs per season is totally reasonable.

Disagree about the 4kids box art. Seasons 1, 2, and the first two volumes of Season 3 all form that spine of the Turtles, plus the various styles later on had their distinct feel. That said, 6/7 episodes is still a lot more than 2 episodes back in the OT days on VHS, and even the 3/4/5 episodes of 4kids. Hopefully this means we'll get part 3 around Sept/Oct and perhaps part 4 of Season 1 with a possible Season set for the holidays. I'd love for season sets to have special features not found on the standard releases. But with Leatherhead, the Rat King, Baxter/Mousers, and the Turtles' first encounter with Shredder (note that the DVD's title was reportedly the working title for "The Gauntlet"), there's plenty of great action to be found on this set, with no real filler, save for perhaps "Monkey Brains". That said, I'm playing it conservative and waiting for some bulk lot on eBay to turn up when many of these sets are released (that's how I got the entire OT for around $50 and 4kids (minus Season 5 and Turtles Forever) for around $70.

[SS Kakarot]

Here's the Australian cover:



Get lean, mean and green with the turtles team!

Join Leo, Donnie, Ralph and Mikey as they take on the streets of NYC, where every turn yields a new enemy. Get ready for non-stop
battles against Kraang-driods, mechanical Mousers, a mutant alligator, and even the evil Shredder himself.

Episodes include:
Monkey Brains
Never say Never
Enter Shredder
Panic in the sewers
Mousers Attack!
It came from the depths
New girl in town

[Toby Barrett]

Awesome, four DVDs a season isn't bad at all.

[Donatello19]

I'm stumped. I want to wait for the full season set, but I fear that if I wait and they DON'T end up making one, It'll be too late and I won't be able to get these DVDs. What do you guys think?

[marcelangelo]

Originally Posted by SS Kakarot

Here's the Australian cover:



Get lean, mean and green with the turtles team!

Join Leo, Donnie, Ralph and Mikey as they take on the streets of NYC, where every turn yields a new enemy. Get ready for non-stop
battles against Kraang-driods, mechanical Mousers, a mutant alligator, and even the evil Shredder himself.

Episodes include:
Monkey Brains
Never say Never
Enter Shredder
Panic in the sewers
Mousers Attack!
It came from the depths
New girl in town

you mean the australian version switched 'rat king' with 'new girl in town'???thats radical...

[BabyTurtles]

Originally Posted by Donatello19

I'm stumped. I want to wait for the full season set, but I fear that if I wait and they DON'T end up making one, It'll be too late and I won't be able to get these DVDs. What do you guys think?

..hmm get them? might as well support the show now than later

[JTH]

Originally Posted by Donatello19

I'm stumped. I want to wait for the full season set, but I fear that if I wait and they DON'T end up making one, It'll be too late and I won't be able to get these DVDs. What do you guys think?

You might as well get them as they come out, because the content would be pretty much the same as a season set as they are now, the same amount of episodes per disc, plus you'd be paying a lot more at one time being you're buying all the episodes at once..

Me personally, I'd rather pay 14.99 4 times than pay 49.99 once; it's just more convenient.

[CyberCubed]

A blu-ray boxset of all of Season 1 will probably come out eventually. At this point there's no reason to buy non-HD episodes on out-of-date DVDs.

These DVDS are made cheaply to appeal to parents who buy them for their kids. They're not intended to be collector sets.

[Toby Barrett]

Because that worked out so well for the 4Kids series. I very much doubt they're going to put out season sets.