In this latest unboxing post, I take a look at a show so filled with parodies and references that makes me laugh each time.
Good Luck Girl! is the Funimation translation to Binbogami-Ga! a show where two girls battle each other in many crazy ways possible. This show may act like a simple 'for teen' comedy but there are a lot of strong mature humour and scenes but don't take it seriously, this series is random. The version that I have picked up is a Limited Edition artbox set with two slim Blu-ray cases. The standard and limited edition have the same on-disc content so whatever version you pick, it doesn't matter much unless you're a collector. The subtitles are locked however but the dub has sign translations & lyrics while the original language has all of them.
BD Language: English, Japanese
BD Video: 1080p HD Native 16:9 ratio
BD Audio: English Dolby TrueHD 5.1 (2.0 for extras), Japanese Dolby TrueHD 2.0
BD Subtitles: English (Japanese Dub with S.T. & L.), English (Sign Translations and Lyrics)
BD Region: A, B
BD Discs: 2
BD Defects: Opening & Endings during each episode tend to stutter which may put off people.
DVD Language: English, Japanese
DVD Video: SD NTSC Colour 16:9 ratio
DVD Audio: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Japanese Stereo 2.0
DVD Subtitles: English (Japanese Dub with S.T. & L.), English (Sign Translations and Lyrics)
DVD Region: 1
DVD Discs: 2
DVD Defects: None
Plot:
Ichiko gets lucky a lot. She’s rich, beautiful, smart, stacked, and better than you at everything. There’s a reason life always goes her way. She unwittingly steals happiness energy from everyone else! Momiji—a poverty god with a freakishly huge syringe and a bunch of oddball charms—has to take Ichiko’s extra good fortune and return it to her various victims of circumstance. Like an Adderall-raddled cat-and-mouse chase in a funhouse full of pop culture references, the spirit of shortcomings and her self-absorbed subject stick each other with jabs, gags, bizarre bets, and dirty tricks aplenty. It’s a side-splitting ride, and everyone’s seatbelt is defective. But how many blows to the ego can Ichiko take before she grows a sympathy gland and stops hogging all the happiness?
Episode Commentaries
Video Commentary
Textless Songs (Opening and Closing)
U.S. Trailer
Trailers
Extra Content (Physically):
Limited Edition Artbox
U.S. Trailer
Trailers
Extra Content (Physically):
Limited Edition Artbox
Good Luck Girl! is available on Blu-ray & DVD from Funimation & Madman Entertainment for North America and Australia.
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