Thunderbirds ARE GO season 2 DVD-BOX2 (4-disc set)

[Included Bonuses] - Bonus Booklet Part 2 (Number of pages TBD) - Outer Case

The catchphrase is "Thunderbirds ARE GO!!" The five Tracy siblings are back to save people all over the world from disasters and accidents! This reboot of the iconic CG animated series that sparked a huge hit is finally available on DVD!

[Contents] The second season of the rebooted CG animated series of the hugely popular animated series "Thunderbirds" is finally available on DVD! BOX 2 is a three-disc set containing episodes 14 through 26. (BOX 1 will be released on December 8, 2021 and will contain episodes 1-13.)

Originally aired October 22, 2016

[Highlights] ★ The legendary "Thunderbirds" is back with brand new CG animation! The second season is beloved by children worldwide. This animated series has been a global hit with fans of all ages, from children to adults, in over 40 countries. Season 2 was watched by approximately 500,000 boys aged 4 to 9 in the UK, and the episode that recorded the highest viewership rating ever recorded surpassed popular brands such as "Transformers," "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles," and "Power Rangers."

★Watch out for the dubbed version, featuring a star-studded cast including Daisuke Namikawa, Eiji Hanawa, Ayumu Murase, Tetsuya Kakihara, and KENN! The voices of the five Tracy brothers in this series are provided by highly sought-after voice actors who have appeared in a wide range of genres, from hugely popular anime to movies and TV dramas. Daisuke Namikawa, who voices the eldest brother, Scott, has been active as a voice actor since childhood.

He is best known for his role as Anakin Skywalker in the "Star Wars" series. He has also played the roles of Goemon Ishikawa in the "Lupin the Third" series and Riddhe Marcenas in "Mobile Suit Gundam UC," and has been active as an artist, holding solo concerts in recent years. Eiji Hanawa, who plays Vergil, has also worked as a voice actor in numerous works, including as Jon Snow in "Game of Thrones," Nick Burkhardt in "Grimm," Seg-El in "Krypton," and Yosuke Endo in "Ultraman." Ayumu Murase, who plays Alan, is active in a wide range of genres, having voiced the protagonist's childhood in the 2019 film "Aquaman," as well as Chariot in the animated film "Code Geass: Lelouch of the Resurrection." Tetsuya Kakihara, who plays Gordon, is originally from Germany and is multilingual, speaking Japanese, English, and German. His notable roles include Natsu Dragneel in "FAIRY TAIL" and Garma Zabi in "Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin." KENN, who plays John, provided the voice of the lead character, Wade Owen-Watts, in the 2018 blockbuster "Ready Player One." In addition to the five main characters, the Tracy siblings are joined by other star-studded voice actors, including Minako Kotobuki, who played Asti in the "How to Train Your Dragon" series, as Kayo; Yoji Ueda, who voiced Aidan Gillen in the "Game of Thrones" series, as Brains; Risa Shimizu, who voiced Mary in the 4K remaster of "Little House on the Prairie," as Penelope; and Hiroshi Iwasaki, best known for his voice as C-3PO in the "Star Wars" series, as Parker. The dubbed version of this film is also a must-watch!

[Synopsis] The story centers around International Rescue. With a focus on saving lives, the film depicts International Rescue's brave response to disasters and accidents. International Rescue was founded by billionaire Jeff Tracy. His five sons, Scott, Virgil, Alan, Gordon, and John, use the state-of-the-art mecha, the Thunderbird, to travel the world, averting disasters and rescuing people, on land, sea, air, and even in space, with the help of Brains, the engineer who designs and builds all of International Rescue's rescue mecha, Kayo, the security officer, and Lady Penelope, the London agent. They are not a military or police organization; their mission is to rescue people in need, and while they may thwart villains in the process, they never pursue them themselves. That is the role of the GDF (Global Defense Force). International Rescue is known worldwide, but its true nature is shrouded in mystery. This is to uphold the Tracy family's rule of "selfless heroism." Another reason they maintain anonymity is to protect their safety from evil organizations that seek to obtain their technology. The Hood, who is plotting to uncover International Rescue's secrets and steal their cutting-edge technology to take over the world, is also believed to be behind the disappearance of Jeff Tracy, the father of the Tracy family. At the end of Season 1, Keyo's secret was revealed and the notorious Hood was finally brought to justice. A few months later, with Hood's capture, International Rescue returns to saving lives "as usual." But their daily lives are turned upside down with the arrival of a new villain calling himself "The Mechanic." He's like the Anti-Brains, manufacturing terrifying machines on an overwhelming scale with never-before-seen designs. Unlike the greedy Hood, The Mechanic acts boldly and has a much darker plan. While Hood views the damage caused by his actions as simply the price of doing business, the cold-hearted Mechanic now enjoys the process more than anything else. His face is hidden by a mask that covers his mouth, and his voice is electronically altered, making it impossible to know who he is. Possessing more sophisticated and powerful equipment than The Hood, The Mechanic wears a high-tech suit that not only protects him but also allows him to directly control machines.In other words, when he wears the suit, he can move the mecha and vehicles he creates with ease, as if they were an extension of his body. International Rescue suspects a connection between The Mechanic, this mysterious and powerful villain, and The Hood, but who exactly is The Mechanic?! Will the battle with the Hood truly come to an end...?

Cast: David Menkin (Basil Gordon) Thomas Brodie-Sangster (John) Rasmus Hardiker (Scott Allan) Angel Coulby (Kayo) Andres Williams (Hood) Rosamund Pike (Lady Penelope) Kayvan Novak (Brains) David Graham (Parker) Sandra Dickinson (Grandma) Chris Jarman (The Mechanic)

Japanese Voice: Daisuke Namikawa (Scott Travis) (C) Eiji Hanawa (Virgil Tracy) Ayumu Murase (Alan Tracy) Tetsuya Kakihara (Gordon Tracy) KENN (John Torracy) Minako Kotobuki (Keiyo) Yoji Ueda (Brains) Risa Shimizu (Lady Penelope) Masako Isobe (Grandma) Unsho Ishizuka (Hood) Hiroshi Ishizaki (Parker) Hiroshi Shirakuma (The Mechanic)

[Staff] Executive Producers: Estelle Hughes, Giles Ridge, Andrew Smith, Richard Taylor

[4-DVD Set] 2016 | UK, New Zealand | 16:9 MPEG-2 | Single-sided, single-layer disc Episodes 14-26 (out of 26) - 286 minutes | Audio: 1 English, 2 Japanese dubbed versions | Subtitles: 1 Japanese subtitle, 2 dubbed subtitles *Content subject to change

(C) ITV Studios Limited / Pukeko Pictures LP 2021 All copyright in the original Thunderbirds™ series is owned by ITC Entertainment Group Limited. Published by: Tohokushinsha Distributed by: TC Entertainment