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Romeo's Blue Skies

A.K.A. Romeo and the Black Blood Brothers

1995, TV Series, dir. Kozo Kusuba,

24 min x 33 eps

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Complete Collection Blu-ray

Contains the following bonus features:

  • Entire Series Remastered in HD Widescreen

  • Entire Series in Original 4x3 SD

  • Clean Opening and Ending (SD)

  • Original TV Promos (SD)

1080p / Japanese 2.0 Stereo DTS Master Audio  / English Subtitles / 3 discs / dual layer / AVC @ 17 MBPS / REGION FREE

Out June 10, 2025
Only $59.95

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​Based on the Novel "Die Schwarzen Brüder" by Lisa Tetzner

Director – Kozo Kusuba

Screenplay – Michiru Shimada
Character Designs – Yoshiharu Sato

Sound Director – Sadayoshi Fujino

Directors of Photography - Toshiaki Morita (1-18), Seiichi Morishita (19-33)

Music – Kei Wakakusa

Executive Producer – Koichi Motohashi

Producers – Akio Yogo, Yoshihiro Suzuki (Fuji TV, 1-25), Senya Suzuki (Fuji TV, 26-33)

Produced by Nippon Animation Co., Ltd.

©NIPPON ANIMATION CO., LTD.

Licensed and released by AnimEigo, a division of MediaOCD, in partnership with Synergetic

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When You’re Feeling Sad and Lonely, Look to the Sky

Romeo, a poor kid living in a Swiss village, bravely sells himself into servitude as a chimney sweep in order to save his family. On his way to Milan he meets a mysterious boy named Alfredo, and they become fast friends. Life as a chimney sweep is hard and dangerous. But together, and with the help of some new friends - the "Black Brothers" - Romeo and Alfredo find themselves striving for a better life.

One of the best loved installments in Nippon Animation's legendary World Masterpiece Theater line of TV series that spanned generations, Romeo's Blue Skies makes its North American debut in a remastered widescreen edition. 

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A Series That Captivated The World

Romeo's Blue Skies has never been released in English before, with American broadcasters deeming it too emotional for American audiences. 

But worldwide, it's a different story, having been broadcast in Italy, Spain, Morocco, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Qatar, Indonesia, South Korea, Bahrain, Iran, and U.A.E. 

Find out for yourself why this gem is still beloved 30 years after its original broadcast.

"The BEST forgotten anime"

       -BobSamurai Anime Reviews

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