New titles are shared only with my group members, not publicly. If you’re interested in joining, message me on Discord. --- https://anidb.net/anime/10216 --- If you plan to use this BDMV source for encoding and releasing BDRips, please make sure to cite it. ---   --- If you’re interested in softsubs, you can check this: https://sukebei.nyaa.si/view/4276164 --- One year ago, on February 27, 2025, I made my first release (Kanojo Face The Animation) on AT. To mark the anniversary, I decided to release a BDMV. I asked on my Discord server which BDMV I should release. Only one person replied, so I chose Himekishi Olivia. --- There are still other BDMVs that I have but haven’t released anywhere. Here's a list of them (excluding the ONAs since there are many of them): Choukou Sennin Haruka - Complete Edition [JPBD] Gakuen de Jikan yo Tomare [JPBD] Inyouchuu Etsu - Complete Edition [JPBD] Kansen Ball Buster The Animation [JPBD] Mahou Shoujo Ai San The Anime [JPBD] Maro no Kanja wa Gatenkei - Volumes 1-2 [JPBD] Oppai no Ouja 48 - Complete Edition [JPBD] Saimin Jutsu Zero - Volumes 1-2 [JPBD] Shinseiki Inma Seiden [JPBD] Swing Out Sisters - Volume 1 [JPBD] Tokubetsu Jugyou 3 SLG The Animation - Volumes 1-2 [JPBD] Yakin Byoutou San [JPBD] Dokidoki Oyako Lesson Oshiete H na Obenkyou [USBD] Haitokuzuma [USBD] Houkago Nureta Seifuku [USBD] Urotsukidōji Sequels of the Overfiend [USBD] Here are a few screenshots of the BD menus:      --- I also have more than 1,000 HD WEB-DLs that I haven’t released anywhere yet, and that number keeps increasing each month with new releases. --- I’ve released a bunch of titles exclusively on AB before. Many months ago, I also made a batch torrent of my older releases (with added subtitles/chapters/fonts, and the FVO muxed into one file) and released it on M-Team and KamePT. I wanted to release it on EMP as well, but there were too many rules, so I didn’t bother. --- Here is a WEBRip of 'Youkoso! Sukebe Elf no Mori e - 01' from [Melonbooks](https://www.melonbooks.co.jp/detail/detail.php?product_id=1872891): https://mega.nz/file/lBFTBTDB#OjGNEB7axM5bgetdlktJSVLWnfRQJ75dXNc0k9TigIs ​Keep in mind that the [web version](https://sukebei.nyaa.si/view/4334818) was cropped incorrectly by the studio, so it shows slightly less of the frame than the DVD version. Sometimes it’s the other way around. For example, the web version of [Baka Dakedo Chinchin Shaburu no dake wa Jouzu na Chii-chan♡](https://sukebei.nyaa.si/view/4330762) contains more of the image than the older DVD release. It is what it is. --- I’ve noticed [some people](https://sukebei.nyaa.si/view/4514962#com-1) don’t know this, so I decided to mention it here: there’s a way to obtain the original files for browser-exclusive titles from websites such as Anipha, DiGiket (two different methods for this one), and DLsite. I’ve released a few of them before, such as [Taimanin Asagi 3](https://sukebei.nyaa.si/view/4322953) and [Rinkan Club - 03](https://sukebei.nyaa.si/view/4514962). Original files are the best quality versions available for each title. Although I had the original files at the time, I didn’t include them in most of my past releases for various reasons. I've shared some of these original files with a few of my group members. Here’s a comparison of one of them (Rinkan Club Episode 01): Fanza WEB-DL 1080p  DLsite WEB-DL 1080p (original file)  imgbox compresses the screenshots, but as you can see, the Fanza version is noticeably worse than the DLsite version. It has the wrong frame rate, a lower bitrate, incorrect colors, missing details, visible artifacts, and even extra lines that aren’t present in the original. Those aren’t the only issues. Some titles are available only in lower resolutions. For example, the Fanza version of Haramasete Seiryuu-kun! Episode 02 is 720p, while the original file is 1080p. Basically, the browser-exclusive titles are re-encodes of the original files at lower quality, and depending on the vendor and their encoding settings at the time, there can be additional problems with the videos. The original files always have higher bitrates and larger file sizes, resulting in fewer artifacts, less noise, and better detail retention than the browser-exclusive versions. I don’t really understand the logic behind browser-exclusive titles or why companies offer the videos at much lower quality. For example, the original 1080p files from Anipha (Lune’s own store) actually look like proper HD videos, but the 1080p streaming version can be worse than the 720p downloadable files from DLsite. Obviously, higher quality would encourage more people to buy the content, but I guess I shouldn’t expect much from an industry that is still releasing 480p DVDs in 2026 and delaying HD web releases for months.