Viz Publishing First Vampire Knight DVD In July

Pop-culture coverage site ICv2 are reporting that VIZ have scheduled the launch of the Vampire Knight anime for July 20th. Going on sale for $19.97, the vol. 1 DVD will include a “mini-sampler” for the Vampire Knight manga as well.

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VIZ also plan to market the release of the DVD heavily at the San Diego Comic-Con, Anime Expo, and even at certain Twilight conventions, which is rather apt, considering the direction Vampire Knight takes in later volumes.

 

 

Note: The art pictured isn’t of the DVD. For the DVD cover, click over to ICv2.


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