Vivy Fluorite Eye's Song Blu-ray

I'm about 1/3 of the way into the show and enjoying it very much. Aniplex's Blu-ray quality looks crystal clear as usual, due to their use of three Blu-ray discs rather than the industry standard of two discs for the same amount of episodes. The English dub is well done, featuring Cristina Vee, Erika Harlacher, and Wendee Lee.
For the price of the product, I think the design of the box set should have been much more involved. The book is plain white with a very bland font on the front, and completely blank on the back. No disc artwork to speak of, they are also stark white with black text, and a little black android logo on the side. The outward facing Amaray case art, book contents and (flimsy) slipcase are lovely; but otherwise it seems almost no design effort went into this product. For the price of $130, I expected more.
I can only recommend this release if you don't mind paying a premium for the best visual experience. The physical bonus items are mediocre at best.

I probably won’t be the last to say that this show is a masterpiece. Everything about it screams creativity and care, from the animation, to the music, and most importantly the story. I’d buy this in a heartbeat…for 50-60$, in fact I have blu rays of the show and I got it for right around that price, But for over 100$ I’m not so sure. For the blu rays themselves easy 5 stars, the only reason I’ve given this 4 stars is the price, it just doesn’t seem worth it to me. Thank you for reading

Vivy's production value for TV Anime is very high. A lot of detail, and it looks/sounds great.

BluRay quality is super high quality Aniplex. High bitrate, uncompressed audio. Overall a great production.

Where I struggle is Price to Value ratio. Aniplex is asking a large sum of money, per their usual. What they are NOT offering is any real pack ins of note.

Normally at this price they include an OST. Or a larger booklet. Here? No OST. The booklet doesn’t even translate all the content from the Japanese discs… Then there is the box itself. At this price it should be a chipboard. Instead, it is a flimsy sleeve, similar to Aniplex’s shorter releases (think Nisekoi singles).

I am not sure how Aniplex justifies the price of this set, other than pure greed.

If you need to own Vivy physically, this is the only option. It won’t be leaving streaming services anytime soon, so if you can continue to enjoy it there and save your money, I recommend that.

Honestly, the pricing and what you get is on par with most of the recent AoA sets we’ve seen released in the last two years, and I’ve got most of them. Aniplex doesn’t typically include an OST until you spend a lot more, some collectors edition movie sets are the only exception. To be fair, at $130 I’d hope for a chipboard box, and not just a glorified slipcover. But other sets such as The Promised Neverland S1 & S2, Madoka Magica, Cells at work, SK8, and lord el melloi’s case files are very similar in quality, as well as physical extras. Magia Record is the only set that included an OST at a similar price point. I can only justify it because of the collectability, and because Vivy is definitely worth it regardless of price. But I do wish Vivy had a better release, I’d of preferred a $200-$250 set with an OST, chipboard box, and hardcover art book. But lets not fool ourselves into thinking we’re getting less then usual. This is standard fare and procedure for AoA.