Set of 2 Blu-ray discs contains episodes 1-12 of the animated fantasy television series in high definition and a selection of extras; set of 2 DVD discs contains only episodes 1-12 in standard definition

To survive, Chise Hatori must learn how to master her magical powers while attracting more than a passing interest from the mage Elias

Title and credits from set container

Original story: Kore Yamazaki

Videodisc release of twelve individual episodes of the animated television series

DVD 1 labeled as containing episodes 1-7, DVD 2 labeled as containing episodes 8-12; from onscreen menus, DVD 1 contains episodes 1-6 and DVD 2 contains episodes 7-12

Extras on Blu-ray discs only include episode commentary, textless songs, Twitter Q&A, and the featurette The ancient magus' bride: those awaiting a star, parts 1-3

Series structurist/Director: Norihiro Naganuma ; music: Junichi Matsumoto

"TV 14"--Container

Blu-ray, regions A, B; 1080p high definition 16:9 (HD native); Dolby TrueHD 5.1 (English), Dolby TrueHD 2.0 (Japanese); requires Blu-ray player

DVD, regions 1, 2, 4, NTSC; 16:9; 5.1 surround (English), stereo (Japanese)

In English or Japanese with optional English subtitles

Blu-ray 1, Episodes 1-5 + extras.

April showers bring May flowers ; One today is worth two tomorrows ; Balance distinguishes not between gold and lead ; Everything must have a beginning ; Love conquers all --

Blu-ray 2, Episodes 6-12 + extras.

Faerie Queene ; Talk of the devil, and he is sure to appear ; Let sleeping dogs lie ; None so deaf as those who will not hear ; We live and learn ; Lovers ever run before the clock ; Better to ask the way than go astray

DVD 1, Episodes 1-7 [6].

April showers bring May flowers ; One today is worth two tomorrows ; Balance distinguishes not between gold and lead ; Everything must have a beginning ; Love conquers all ; Faerie Queene --

DVD 2, Episodes 8 [7]-12.

Talk of the devil, and he is sure to appear ; Let sleeping dogs lie ; None so deaf as those who will not hear ; We live and learn ; Lovers ever run before the clock ; Better to ask the way than go astray