FUNimation Channel on Comcast VOD
What happened to the Anime Selects section on Comcast VOD? It got a face lift.
Say hello to FUNimation Anime – offering free video on demand (VOD) for a lot of shows and a chance to watch brand new shows months before they release on DVD. Over the summer check for pre-release pay-per-view access to VIZ Media series such as Honey & Clover and Nana along with Heroic Age, Romeo x Juliet, Murder Princess and more to come. 1
We’ve got two sections on Comcast’s Channel 1 VOD service:
Free VOD
FUNimation Anime – found in The Cutting Edge section
Here are the shows for May:
Ouran High School Host Club
Case Closed
Black Blood Brothers
Aquarion
Suzuka
Jyo-oh-Sei
Peach Girl
Galaxy Railways
Mushishi
Sasami
Pay-Per-View
FUNimation Anime – found in the Movies and Events section
This section will offer a way to watch new dubbed series months before the DVD for a low price of 99 cents an episode and $2.99 for movies and OVAs.
Here’s what available for May:
D.Gray-man
Kenichi The Mightiest Disciple
Devil May Cry
Origin – Spirits of the Past
Tsubasa Reservoir Chronicle – The Princess in the Birdcage
xxxHolic – A Midsummer Night’s Dream
New series and programs are added weekly, offering a fresh selections.
What? You don’t have Comcast in your area? Here are your other options so far:
Our linear 24/7 channel is available on Verizon FiOS TV on channel 262 and several independent operators across the country.
Select series are also on a pay-per-view basis on Dish Network On Demand Turbo HD.
Here’s the link to the press release
and check out the schedule on www.funimationchannel.com
27 Responses to “FUNimation Channel on Comcast VOD”
mike the reaper on January 29th, 2010 at 2:20 pm says:
how do u make a request to comcast ondemand. for an anime too c because i wont to c Gantz. have enyone seen Gantz that a good show. can enyone tell me how to send a request???????????
FUNimation_Channel on January 29th, 2010 at 8:48 pm says:
@mike the reaper – send your viewer request to both info at select on demand dot com and info at funimation channel dot com. Thanks!
