#Laserdisc

[yoan-le-grall]

[yodaprod]

1982

[kply-industries]

[eightiesfan]

Sony Vard AV Station 1992

[fuzzyghost]

[artbookisland]

Here's a scan of the cover from the Gunnm OVA's laserdisc! Couldn't resist buying it haha. Well, now to buy a laserdisc player...

[centralbunnyunit]

BBC Domesday System

[compactdiscinteractive]

Melon Brains (Multimedia Creators Network/Pioneer, LaserActive, 1995)

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[mendelpalace]

Scans of the laserdisc cover for Roujin Z (1991) dir. Hiroyuki Kitakubo

[arcadebroke]

[fostersffff]

I've been seeing this dude on Twitter, @wiz_kaleb, share links to the Internet Archive with tremendously high resolution scans of anime LaserDisc art, and I did not realize he had such a tremendous collection.

These had to be scaled down because the original resolutions and files sizes were like 3600x3600 and 25mb each, which is absolutely stellar quality. Like, you can see the paintbrush strokes on the art of Guts there at full resolution.

In addition to the four series above (G Gundam, Outlaw Star, Berserk '97, and Revolutionary Girl Utena), there's an absolute fucking ton of other series and OVAs he's scanned the art for on his Internet Archive page. Plus a couple volumes of some women's wrestling manga, which, you know, pretty cool!

[yoan-le-grall]

[foone]

Yeah you're cool. But are you a laserdisc about how to use a MS-DOS database cool?

[kply-industries]

[eightiesfan]

[laboitediabolique]

Clean artwork for the bonus B2 sized poster that came with the "Patlabor New Year's Gift Box Set", Warner Music Japan, January 1989. The "New Year's Gift Box Set" was a plastic carry case for the first six episode laserdisc releases of the 1988 "Early Days" Patlabor OVA series. The set also included a small 1989 calendar. Artwork by Akemi Takada. Scanned from my personal collection.