FUNimation Acquires Home Video Rights for "Dragonar Academy," "Date a Live II," and "NO-RIN"

Following their industry panel at Otakon Vegas, FUNimation announced that they have secured the home video rights for Dragonar Academy, Date a Live II, and NO-RIN. 

Dragonar Academy  

synopsis:

Ash Blake is nothing but a joke to his fellow students at Ansullivan Dragonar Academy. Sure, he’s got the sacred star brand that marks him as a future master of dragons, but he’s having more than a little trouble playing the part of a hero. At least until the day his dragon suddenly awakens, and his world changes forever. There’s just one slight problem: His dragon is actually a beautiful girl, and she’s determined to become the master – and make Ash the slave! Beautiful girls and high-flying action take center stage in this thrilling adventure.   

Dragonar Academy will be releasing on Blu-ray and DVD Combo in 2015. 

 

Date a Live II  

synopsis:

Gear up for a thrilling second season of the smash hit anime Date a Live! This epic new chapter picks up where last season ended and introduces some titillating new developments – like a stunning set of twin Sirens! Don’t miss this chance for a second date with your favorite space babes or their adorable hijinks could wreak havoc on planet Earth! Fans are sure to flip for this irresistible offering from the studio behind Cat Planet Cuties.  

Date a Live II will be releasing on Blu-ray and DVD Combo in 2015. 

 

NO-RIN  

From the director of the Negima! OVAs and Baka and Test comes a hilarious new series with more agricultural innuendos than you can shake a cucumber at!   synopsis: The mood is right for falling in love with a superstar in the new series from the director of the Negima OVAs! Teenager Hata Kosaku is crushed when his favorite singing idol, Kusakabe Yuka, stuns the world by retiring from show business. Kosaku’s friends try to cheer him up, but nothing can chase away his gloomy mood until Yuka herself transfers into his class at Tamo Agriculture School! 

 

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