Who says the law has to be boring or normal? Not Phoenix Wright, that’s for sure! With Amazon Prime Big Deal Days offering dozens of anime movies and TV series at their best prices yet, one of the standout shows you can check out is Ace Attorney. Based on the popular Capcom video game series, you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone who would object to this deal, as you can grab it for $23 currently, which is a nice 34% discount from its usual $35 price tag.
Set in the early days of Phoenix Wright’s legal career, Ace Attorney sees the legal eagle embark on a journey to discover what it means to be a true defender of justice. After his mentor is murdered, Wright discovers that all the evidence seemingly points to the victim’s sister Maya as the culprit, but he’s not buying it. Faced with an impossible challenge and up against genius prosecutor Miles Edgeworth, Wright has to get to the bottom of this case if he wants to prove Maya’s innocence.
This Blu-ray contains all 13 episodes from the first season, and for extras, it comes with clean credit sequences, trailers, and outtakes. For another anime based on a video game, you can also check out this deal on The World Ends With You: The Animation. The complete season is on sale for $37.50 (normally $65), and like the game, it’s a stylish tale of armageddon, mystery, and existence.
For a few more anime recommendations, you can check the list below for some big deals. Amazon is offering substantial discounts on everything from Black Lagoon to Cowboy Bebop, so you’re sure to find a bargain here in the animation department.
Prime Day anime Blu-ray specials
If you want to watch a really good detective show with your dad, you can get the first Columbo box set covering the 1970s era of TV’s best sleuth for $75: a big 50% discount from its regular $150 asking price. The second box set covering Columbo’s return to TV from the ’80s through to the early 2000s is also on sale for $50 (was $100).
Be sure to check out other Prime Big Deal Days deals and sign up for Prime if you haven’t already. You can also see plenty of B2G1 deals on Blu-rays.
Source: GameSpot
