Crusher Joe Blu-ray BOX", comments from the original author, Takachiho Haruka, and director, Yoshikazu Yasuhiko, have arrived!

Comments from the original author, Haruka Takachiho, and the director, Yoshikazu Yasuhiko, have been released from the "Crusher Joe Blu-ray BOX" scheduled for release on December 14.

This item, which will appear 33 years after the release of the theatrical anime "Crusher Joe," includes the theatrical version of "Crusher Joe" and the three OVAs "Crusher Joe: The Trap in the Ice Prison" and "Crusher Joe: The Final Weapon Crusher Joe" and the OVAs "Crusher Joe: The Final Weapon Ash" are included. The theatrical version of "Crusher Joe" has been remastered in 4K, and the two OVAs have been remastered in 2K, allowing viewers to enjoy the masterpieces in a clearer image. The price is 25,000 yen plus tax for the limited first edition and 18,000 yen plus tax for the standard edition.
⇒ " Crusher Joe Blu-ray BOX", box art by Yoshikazu Yasuhiko has been unveiled! 　Special bonus information and a video comparing the picture quality with that of the DVD will also be released.

Comments from the original author, Takachiho Haruka, and director, Yoshikazu Yasuhiko, have been released. Below are their comments.

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Takachiho Haruka
Nowadays, we have many opportunities to see a lot of old works through TV, but the images that flow through older works that have not been remastered are so coarse that it is difficult to concentrate on watching them. In such a situation, by remastering "Crusher Joe" as well, the picture can be seen more beautifully than it was at the time, allowing us to properly enter and enjoy the world. The roughness of the picture is gone and there is no obstacle to concentration, so it is important to be able to see the entire world of the work as it is. I am glad that people can enjoy "Crusher Joe" as it is in its current state, in the best possible environment.

Yoshikazu Yasuhiko
When I was working on "Crusher Joe," I encouraged myself to "have fun, have fun," and I looked at the faces of the staff and said, "Are you having fun? I was looking at the faces of the staff and saying to myself, "Are you having fun? After the release of the film, I tried to look at the faces of the audience at the greetings at the theater and ask them if they were enjoying the film. After the film's release, I would look at the faces of the audience at the theater greetings and ask them if they were enjoying the film. In many ways, it was all about "Are they having fun? In many ways, this film is all about "Are you having fun?" So I hope that the remastering of the film will allow viewers to enjoy it while reminiscing about the old days.

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