Title says it all. Post any (or all) videos you got recently in this thread. Don't have to be animation-related if you don't want to.

For the holidays, I asked for, and got:

• Cartoon Roots: Halloween Haunts
  
• Batman: The Brave and the Bold (seasons 1, 3)
  
• Plastic Man: The Complete Collection
  

Family also buys almost every new animated movie that comes out in the United States on Blu-Ray so I won't bother listing those.

About the only things I didn't get were the Brazilian Luluzinha/The Little Lulu Show DVDs because none of us know how to operate the only site they're available to buy on.

1. A Hanna Barbera Christmas Triple Feature (two Flintstones and the Smurfs Christmas special.)
   
2. All I Want for Christmas is You (The Mariah Carey special.)
   

Do we detect a theme here?

Forgot to mention but here's some stuff I got recently:

• Night on the Galactic Railroad
  
• Earthworm Jim: Complete Collection
  
• Batman: The Brave & the Bold: Season 2
  

My best friend gave me the "Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Academy Awards Animation Collection" set.

I was also given...

-"Peanuts Holiday Collection: Deluxe Edition" (4K)
-"The Ren and Stimpy Show: The First and Second Seasons"
-"Mr. Magoo: The Theatrical Collection"
-"Kiki's Delivery Service" (GKIDS Blu-ray)
-"Who Framed Roger Rabbit: 25th Anniversary Edition" (Blu-ray)

I am gonna be preoccupied for months with these generous gifts from family and friends.

Which version of Porky Pig 101 did you get? Was it factory-pressed, a DVD-R, or a DVD+R (I myself received one of these today)?

I got season 2 of Pokemon (the 2009 copy) and the 2016 Signature Collection Snow White Blu Ray.

I own season 1 of Pokemon on 3 volumes, so now I have seasons 3-5 to get by next year. And it's a good thing I bought the older Pokemon seasons 1 and 2 DVDs since the more recent releases omitted 3 episodes that featured the original black face Jinx, which are fortunately on the previous releases. Seasons 3-5 have all of their episodes included, so no episodes missing thankfully.

Yesterday, I went out with my mother and aunt to Target. While there, I was searching for a volume of either the Looney Tunes Platinum Collection or the Tom & Jerry Golden Collection to fully take advantage of my new Blu-ray player, but I couldn't find any of these anywhere (not even in the moved-aside clearance section). I did, however, find something to add to my home video collection, but it wasn't related to any of those or was on Blu-ray..........Rocko's Modern Life: The Complete Series.

My copy of Hey Arnold!: The Jungle Movie came today.....

.....and as much as I love the show (I watched this particular movie when it premiered on television), the DVD is a dud. I was at least expecting there to be some bonuses like one of the cast "promised", but there's absolutely nothing else on it except the movie itself (seriously, no footage of the buzz surrounding it in the months prior to its release, no deleted scenes, no anything?). Even the menu is as bare-bones as the disc; the only option on it is to play the movie (yep, I'm not joking).

I should've expected a lot better for something that literally every fan of its basis fought to get greenlit, but I'm upset. Even I could come up with a better way to get it put on home video, and this is coming from someone who cares about a lot more Nicktoons than simply just Ren & Stimpy and Rocko's Modern Life. If this is all we can expect to see from Nickelodeon, then what is the point of expecting them to make something like this well worth the wait?

Edited by user Wednesday, February 14, 2018 5:45:45 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

The Lion King: The Circle of Life Edition (Blu-ray/DVD)
Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo: The Complete Season 1 (DVD)
Ub Iwerks' Willie Whopper (DVD)

I recently got the "Gold Classic Collection" release of A Goofy Movie. Granted, while I don't like that, according to a review I'm reading right now, the movie has been cropped into fullscreen instead of an anamorphic 1.66:1, there is one thing I do appreciate the inclusion of: the "The Goofy Success Story" episode of the Walt Disney anthology (which unfortunately isn't a bonus on The Complete Goofy).