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Comments (0) Best Anime Store - 2009
Gimme Anime
There's a lot to recommend about Gimme Anime, but integrity is the foremost reason to feed your cultish obsession for Japanese animation, comics, serial graphic novels and accessories there. Owners Roger Morse and Emily Morse-Lee run a strictly bootleg-free business and stand by the quality of the stock, both new and consigned, that they put on the shelves of their Aurora strip-mall shop. But it's also an encyclopedic go-to for the very best stuff around, decked out with locally made fan art, where they'll gladly bend over backwards for you with special-ordering and wish-list services. Plus, the store offers a Gimme Manga frequent-buyer's card that will net you a free Fruits Basket (or other serial comic) for every nine that you buy and will provide meeting space for fellow mangamaniacs. That's not just retail; that's community.
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There is an entire story on Westword's archives about Animeniacs illegal activities if you care to look. However, it's all for naught, because Gimme Anime will be closing it's retail store after 8 years in business and moving to internet and conventions only. Another victim of the recession.
I'd have to disagree as well for the same reason. They constantly bullied Animeniacs which used to be located down the street. I could get a manga at animeniacs for $5 and an entire 3 dvd boxset for $24 (dvds were $8) while Gimme Anime was charging more than double that. Animeniacs moved to Seattle and I'll still order off their website and pay all the shipping charges instead of going to Gimme Anime; and its still cheaper.
I am going to have to disagree. The owner of this store repeatedly called the authorities on the owner of Animeniacs for no legal reason. I will say that his prices are decent, but he himself is a jerk.
