Video:

Video was really good, MI impressed me with this. There was some pixelation. But not enough to take note of.

Audio:

Audio was great, the only thing I noticed was that the japanese track was quieter. Nothing major though. I watched all of it in Japanese.

Subtitle:

I was impressed by the subs too, though some flicked by a bit fast, it was nothing major because I'm just a sow reader...XD

Comment:

Woah. I always liked this series, the bits and peices I saw of it before, but watching it straight through was great. I love the characters the most in it.

Video:

Very good video this one was better than the second half and I don?t recall seeing any pixelation throughout the entire set.

Audio:

I didn?t notice any problems with the audio I just didn?t like the music personally oh well.

Subtitle:

The subtitles seemed fine I didn?t notice any problems.

Comment:

When I originally bought this show I expected something pretty good but this far surpassed them. I didn?t think this anime would be as good as it was mainly due to the type not sure what it would be classified as but anyways pretty good set.

Video:

I must say that it is in very top condition. Though nothing special was added (not like this was Star Wars or anything), it is a big improvement of what I saw on VHS when I first saw the series back in jr. high school. I really think the resolution is good because the series will use LOTS and LOTS of colors.

Audio:

The music for me whether it is English or Japanese audio track is difficult for me to hear. The music is really great which is one of the reasons why I'd reccomend this wonderful anime. As for the dubbing, I honestly cannot imagine the voice of Solid Snakes from the Metal Gear games as Tamahome. Doesn't really have that come sincerity that Midorikawa Hikaru has in which really brought the Tamahome character to life. After all, Watase-sensei personally picked him. Other than that, I think trying to listen to the music is a big problem.

Subtitle:

The problem is that too many "active" sentences in Japanese is translated as "passive" sentences in English.

Comment:

A really great anime and a must see. Call me crazy but the packaging smelt great.

Video:

Fushigi Yuugi is rather old, so even the R1's had its share of dirt and grain. I didn't see any extra pixelation or defects, though. The video is really good and sharp. Very nice.

Audio:

There was both Japanese and English in great quality. I hadn't heard any problems from either of them, so they're all good. You should really watch it in Japanese, though.

Subtitle:

Perfect R1 rips, timed and evrything. They're a very thin, yellow font, with a thin black border. This was bad for my TV because it caused rainbowing around the subtitles, but I'm assuming that will be on any other set.

Comment:

Menus: From the R1's, I'm asuming as they're rather boring. They're a still picture of the Universe of the Four Gods opened, with the selections over it. Packaging: I could have got the FX set, with the spiffy box for only $40, free shipping, but I spent the extra money just to get the MI set for this reason. The packaging is AWESOME. Not just the cover, but the insides, the discs, everything looks just so beautiful. The discs feature a character on each, with them surrounding by the LD pictures nicely put into the design on the discs. The pictures behind them are clear, and look really really nice. The back is amazing, with the letters made to look spiny, like it's being stretched away. One amusing thing is they took the summary directly from the Japanese LD's english summary. Unfortunantly, the Japanese LD's used a bunch of Engrish in it, so sentences such as "Is the handsome boy who saved still around?" make its appearence. Anyway, it's worth it to just get the set for the beautiful packaging. Totally well done and a joy to look at. I'll put picture of it in the screenshots section later. Content: The show is just a classic. One of my favorite adventure shows, I finally got in on the DVD format. It's definantly a reccomendation for every viewer. All the openings and endings are there. Openings are hard-subbed, while endings are unsubbed. Very nice release.

Video:

The video was R1 quality ^_^. But there was minor pixelation in the action scenes of this dvd box set. The colors stayed in tact. I was very surprised because The colors were excellent even though this anime was made in 1996. Very good Quality.

Audio:

The audio was so awesome. The volume of the sound was really well done. The music/background music was excellent. Very good Quality even for a Dolby Digital 2.0.

Subtitle:

R1 RIPPED. PERFECT SUBS. YELLOW SUBS.

Comment:

THIS SET WAS RIPPED FROM FX. This set is very good and well done. Even though this is a rip from FX. The packaging looks very good and very well done.