How Much Does A Kiss Him Not Me Blu-Ray Cost?

Short and straight from my shopping habit: expect a range. For a standard new North American Blu-ray of 'Kiss Him, Not Me' (a single-cour show) you’ll typically see prices around $35–$60 at big retailers when it’s available. Used copies on marketplaces like eBay or Mercari often fall into the $15–$40 range depending on condition and whether the seller bundles extras.

Imports or Japanese box sets cost more — think $120+ for complete boxed releases or limited editions, because Japanese volumes can be sold separately and add up fast. Also watch for region coding and whether the release includes an English dub/subtitles if that matters to you. My quick tip: if you want it cheap and fast, check digital sales; if you want physical extras, hunt for used copies or wait for discounts — I usually snag mine during site sales or from reputable secondhand sellers.

Man, hunting down a physical copy of 'Kiss Him, Not Me' turned into one of those little side quests for me — fun, a bit fiddly, and rewarding when you finally snag something nice. If you're asking about price, the quick reality is: it depends on what market and edition you’re looking at. For a standard North American Blu-ray release of a single-cour anime like 'Kiss Him, Not Me', new copies usually land in the ballpark of about $35–$60 when they’re in print or available directly from legitimate retailers. That’s what I’ve seen on places like Right Stuf, Sentai Shop, and occasionally Amazon when stock is normal.

If you want the Japanese home-video route, be prepared for higher numbers. Japanese BD volumes for short series are often released across multiple discs and can be pricey — individual volumes historically ran $40–80 each when new, so collecting the full Japanese set or importing a box can easily push you into the $120–$250 range depending on scarcity and whether it’s a limited edition with extras. Collector or limited editions (with artbooks, soundtrack CDs, special box art) will also inflate the price; those can sit anywhere from $80 to a few hundred dollars depending on how rare the release is.

On the flip side, the secondhand market is your friend if you’re thrifty: eBay, Mercari, or local used stores often have copies for $15–$40, particularly if the disc is used but in good condition. Shipping and region coding are things to check before hitting buy — make sure your player can handle the disc or that you’re buying a region-compatible edition. Also, sometimes the digital purchase price or a streaming subscription (if the series is licensed on a platform you use) is far cheaper and gives you instant access. My personal approach? If I want the physical set for the extras, I watch for sales, coupons, or used listings; if I just want a rewatch, I grab a digital sale and keep an eye out for a physical copy I actually like.

Happy hunting — and if you want, tell me whether you care more about subtitles/dub, extras, or original Japanese packaging and I can narrow down the best places to check next.