You’ll typically find a mix of disc options for this anime on this page. Availability can change, but common formats include:

• Numbered “Uncut” box sets that bundle TV episodes across multiple discs.
• Movie bundles (multi-film or double-feature packs) for the theatrical releases.
• Individual volumes and part-based sets that cover specific episode ranges.
• Pre-owned listings for select volumes or sets, which can be a budget-friendly option.

To browse faster, use filters like “TV Shows on DVD” or “DVD Movies,” then open each product page to review the included episodes, disc count, language options, and packaging details.

Building a complete disc collection generally means combining multiple sets. A practical approach is:

• Start with the early numbered box sets, then continue in order until you’ve covered the episodes you want.
• Check each listing’s details for episode ranges, language (dub/sub), and whether it’s an “Uncut” release.
• Add movie collections separately if you want the theatrical films—these aren’t usually included in TV episode sets.

Results can vary by availability, but using product descriptions and filters can help you map out the full run on DVD. You can also save items to your list and set in-stock alerts to track what you still need.

Since these releases are often organized by set numbers and parts, many collectors follow a straightforward path:

1. Begin with the lowest-numbered set and move upward in order.
2. When you see “Part 1/Part 2,” pick up Part 1 first, then Part 2 to complete that block of episodes.
3. Open each product page to confirm episode ranges, disc count, and language options so there are no gaps.
4. Add movie bundles separately if you want the films; they’re typically sold outside the TV sets.

This approach can help keep your collection organized without relying on specific airing orders, which can vary by preference.

The two formats serve different viewing goals:

• TV box sets usually include sequential episodes across multiple discs, covering specific arcs or ranges.
• Movie collections bundle the theatrical films together (for example, as double features or multi-film packs). These films are separate from TV episodes.

They’re generally sold independently, so TV sets won’t typically include the movies, and vice versa. For clarity, open the “What’s included” or specifications on each product page to see disc count, runtime, and content lists before deciding what fits your collection.

Release timing for new or returning content can change, and specifics aren’t confirmed on this page. If you’re planning ahead:

• Watch for new listings in this category and look for tags like “new,” “preorder,” or posted release dates on product pages.
• Use in-stock alerts on items you’re tracking so you’ll get notifications if availability changes.
• Check back periodically, as restocks and new additions can appear over time.

This can help you stay informed about upcoming discs without relying on unofficial timelines. Availability and timing may vary by title and format.