Well... with the exception of season four, all of the Reboot discs are out of print (Check out Amazon with this link) and there haven't been any announcements of it being released again.
I don't have any data to back this up but I think Reboot may be even more of a niche market than anime is. This results in low sales which is why it's risky to print more... businesses don't typically like to lose money. This is probably why no HK companies have bothered ripping it either... not much demand. The funny thing is that this is exactly the type of situation that drives the collector market and makes some DVD crazy expensive.
There could be other licensing issues but I didn't turn up any information about that with my brief search.
If it's not licensing problems then I wouldn't be surprised to see a compilation boxed set released with a low price within the next two years. Other than that... the best you can do is wait or hit up comic conventions that allow shady video dealers... they can get just about anything you want for a good price.
**just a quick note here - the original sets of Reboot were released by ADV Films while the newest Reboot release is from Anchor Bay Entertainment. This makes it sound more like licensing issues than anything else at this time.**
I don't have any data to back this up but I think Reboot may be even more of a niche market than anime is. This results in low sales which is why it's risky to print more... businesses don't typically like to lose money. This is probably why no HK companies have bothered ripping it either... not much demand. The funny thing is that this is exactly the type of situation that drives the collector market and makes some DVD crazy expensive.
There could be other licensing issues but I didn't turn up any information about that with my brief search.
If it's not licensing problems then I wouldn't be surprised to see a compilation boxed set released with a low price within the next two years. Other than that... the best you can do is wait or hit up comic conventions that allow shady video dealers... they can get just about anything you want for a good price.
**just a quick note here - the original sets of Reboot were released by ADV Films while the newest Reboot release is from Anchor Bay Entertainment. This makes it sound more like licensing issues than anything else at this time.**
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