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Haunted Junction Vol. 1 - Its Good to Have School Spirits VHS

Bandai Entertainment, Studio DEEN, d-rights, AnimeVillage.com

Animation

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Full VHS rip. Ripped with a Panasonic DMR-EZ48V and Elgato Game Capture HD.

This is available on DVD in much higher quality but I ripped it for historical purposes related to how Bandai chose to handle the credits during the show's OP and ED. They covered most of the screen with large blue boxes, inspiring quite a bit of fan backlash and forcing them to figure out another solution later on. For more information, check this Anime News Network review.

From what I could tell, they released these tapes twice - once through mail-order with AnimeVillage branding in hardshell cases and then again in cardboard sleeves with Bandai Entertainment branding. This rip is from the cardboard sleeve release but still features the blue boxes.

Back of Sleeve Copy:

Not Rated: Contains some animated violence and mature language

THESE AREN'T YOUR TYPICAL FRIENDLY GHOSTS!

Meet Hauto Hojo, an ordinary student who commutes to Saito High School, but being a pastor's kid has brought some unwanted attention. Appointed President of the Saints Club, he now leads this mysterious group to investigate strange phenomena on campus and improve the quality of school life for the spirits that roam the halls. Haruto, who's told by the director that a single wish will come true if he collects seven badges, leaves on an adventure to find the badges in order to realize his wish... to quit his post as President of the Saints Club!!

Episode 1 - Three Saints Club Members and Seven Spirits / Episode 2 - Its Good to Have School Spirits

Human-made No record of this work says a model made it. What this means.

Archive
Internet Archive, in The VHS Vault
Licence or status
The Internet Archive states none for this item.
Credit
Bandai Entertainment, Studio DEEN, d-rights, AnimeVillage.com
Language
English
Who can watch
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