To save her people from the world destruction, the supreme tried to breakthrough to the legendary supreme realm but failed! She is coming back. In this fantasy world, you will explore the race origination, recover the prehistoric secrets, and become the most powerful supreme! This is a fantasy 3D ARPG, with exaggerated and cool fight, rich plots, and full dubbing of all game characters and creatures!

Lego Icons: Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter (1,369 Pieces)

$134 (was $165)

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After selling out earlier this summer, Amazon has restocked the Lego Icons display model based on the Royal Ornithopter from Denis Villeneuve's Dune adaptation series. The Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter Lego set is on sale for $134 (was $165). This deal is also available at Target, but the set remains sold out at Walmart. The 1,369-piece Lego Icons building set for adults and collectors launched last year to celebrate the theatrical release of Dune: Part Two.

Lego Icons: Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter (1,369 Pieces) $134 (was $165)

The Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter is a faithful, 1,369-piece replica of the cool helicopter-inspired aircraft. Due to its large wings, the completed build can measure up to 9 inches tall, 22 inches long, and 31 inches wide. It's closer to 6 inches tall when the wings posable wings are retracted. It also has a movable landing gear and retractable boarding ramp.

Along with the large Ornithopter replica, the Lego Dune set includes eight minifigures:

• Paul Atreides
• Lady Jessica
• Gurney Halleck
• Chani
• Leto Atreides
• Liet Kynes
• Duncan Idaho
• Baron Harkonnen (complete with his long robe)

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The Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter is designed as a display piece for adults, so consider finding a cozy corner in your game room or home theater to show it off. Of course, younger builds can always use it as a playset (thanks to its interactive features and multiple minifigures), but the gigantic vehicle is probably better off as a piece of home décor.

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Attack on Titan: Final Season Complete Steelbook (Blu-ray)

$70 | Releases November 11

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Attack on Titan's Final Season is getting a Complete Edition Blu-ray with a collectible steelbook case. Slated to release November 11, roughly one year after Part 3 initially launched on Blu-ray, Attack on Titan: Final Season Complete Steelbook is up for preorder for $70 at Amazon.

At first glance, $70 for one season of anime may sound pricey, but Parts 1-3 initially launched individually for $65-$70 each without steelbook cases. Even today, buying the standard editions of all three parts would set you back roughly $130. Plus, because Attack on Titan's fourth and final season was split into three parts that aired over nearly three years, the Complete Steelbook Edition is by far the longest single Blu-ray release for the franchise. You're effectively getting multiple seasons of content in one seven-disc package.

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Grave of the Fireflies: Limited Edition Steelbook (Blu-ray + DVD)

$19.67 (was $27)

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Grave of the Fireflies Standard Edition (Blu-ray + DVD)

$18 (was $25)

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The recently released Limited Edition Steelbook of Grave of the Fireflies is on sale for its best price yet at Amazon. Studio Ghibli fans can get Grave of the Fireflies Steelbook Edition Blu-ray for $19.67 (was $27). Like other Shout Factory physical edition releases of Studio Ghibli films, Grave of the Fireflies is also available in a standard edition with a slipcover for $18 (was $25).

Grave of the Fireflies is just one of many Studio Ghibli films you can buy in a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack with a collectible steelbook case. A bunch of Studio Ghibli Steelbook Editions are on sale for as low as $16. You can check out the full list below Grave of the Fireflies.

Grave of the Fireflies: Limited Edition Steelbook (Blu-ray + DVD) $19.67 (was $27)

Grave of the Fireflies Limited Edition Steelbook comes with 1080p Blu-ray and DVD versions of the film. For the extras, there's a deep dive into its storyboards, several deleted scenes that were only produced as storyboards, image galleries, a collection of trailers, an interview with director Isao Takahata, and an interview with the late film critic Roger Ebert.

Unlike many Ghibli movies, the 1989 film directed by Isao Takahata isn't exactly suitable for the whole family. Rated PG-13 due to blood and gore, this dark journey is set during the final days of World War II in Japan.

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At the moment, you're saving less than two bucks by picking up the standard edition with a plastic case and cardboard sleeve. Outside of the packaging, this $18 (was $25) edition is the exact same as the Steelbook Edition.

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While films produced by Studio Ghibli regularly focus on fantasy and contain environmentalism themes, Grave of the Fireflies is one of the rare exceptions here as it is based on the personal accounts of World War II survivor Akiyuka Nosaka. Grave of the Fireflies centers around 14-year-old Seita and and his four-year-old sister Setsuko, war orphans struggling to survive in the Japanese countryside food shortages, abusive relatives, and bombing raids by the Allied forces.

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Join the cutest adventure in the world full of cats! Explore the charming hand-drawn artwork of special themed locations as you embark on a quest to find 100 adorable cats hidden throughout the game. Test your attention and observation skills in this cozy and delightful hidden object game. Each cat is more charming than the last, and every discovery brings a smile to your face. Can you find them all?

This is a visual novel game. The story follows a father gradually turning into a vampire in a frozen zombie apocalypse, who must wield supernatural power to protect his daughter - yet each hunt erodes his remaining humanity.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy: Limited Edition (4K Blu-ray)

$100 | Releases December 16

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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy: Limited Edition (Blu-ray)

$95 | Releases December 16

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The original Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie trilogy is coming to 4K Blu-ray for the first time this holiday season. All three early '90s action films have been digitally restored by Arrow Films and will be bundled in two limited-edition box sets, both of which are available to preorder ahead of their December 16 release. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy 4K Limited Edition is available for $100, while the standard Blu-ray version is going for $95.

Like most Arrow Video releases, these prices are likely to drop before release day. If you preorder now, you'll be eligible for any future discounts until Amazon ships your order. Keep in mind that Arrow Video Limited Editions are actually limited. The British distributor often reissues sold-out Blu-rays, but subsequent printings don't have the fancy packaging and collectible inserts. At the time of writing, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy is the No. 1 best seller on Amazon's movie and TV charts, so it wouldn't be surprising if the 4K set sold out.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy: Limited Edition (4K Blu-ray) $100 | Releases December 16

• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
• TMNT II: The Secret of the Ooze (1991)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (1993)

The 4K Blu-ray edition of the original 1990 movie has been restored from the original 35mm camera negative. The second and third films in the trilogy were restored from the original 35mm interpositives.

Along with native 4K (2160p) resolution, each film supports Dolby Vision and HDR10. For enhanced audio, the original movie has Dolby Atmos surround sound support. The sequels don't support Atmos, but surround sound is still offered with DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1. Original lossless stereo audio is also available for all three movies.

The Limited Edition includes multiple collectibles and premium packaging. Inside the limited-edition display box, you'll find a collector's booklet with retrospectives by Simon Ward, John Torrani, and John Walsh. Each film is packaged individually in a case with a reversible sleeve. The sleeves have original artwork by Florey.

In terms of on-disc bonus content, so far we know there will be new director's audio commentaries for all three films as well as interviews with at least 15 actors and seven crew members.

Arrow Video said the full list of extras will be unveiled on September 26, so the box set will have additional bonus features and possibly more collectibles.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Trilogy Features:

• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
  • 4K restoration from original 35mm negative
  • Dolby Vision / HDR10
  • Dolby Atmos / Lossless Stereo
• TMNT II (1991) & TMNT III (1993)
  • 4K restorations from original 35mm interpositives
  • Dolby Vision / HDR10
  • DTS-HD MA 5.1 / Lossless Stereo
• Bound Collector's Booklet with retrospectives
• Reversible sleeves with original artwork
• Limited Edition display box
• New director's audio commentaries for each film
• New cast and crew interviews for each film

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The 1080p version is made from the 4K restorations, so the films will almost certainly look and sound better than current Blu-ray editions. You'll get all of the same extras and on-disc bonus content with the standard Blu-ray Limited Edition. You will be missing out on Dolby Vision and HDR10, though. With the price difference currently only five bucks, it doesn't make much sense to buy this edition unless you don't have a dedicated media player or game console capable of playing 4K Blu-rays.

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35 years later, nothing quite compares to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. The original movie is still an impressive showcase of practical effects, martial arts action, and it's surprisingly dark in its execution of the source material. In fact, depending on who you ask, it might have been too dark, as its sequels were much more family-friendly in comparison. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze was more slapstick in nature, while Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Turtles in Time might have jumped the shark with its time-travel story that saw the gang transported to feudal Japan.

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