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Frieren Season 1 Part 2 Collector's Edition Blu-ray Drops to $79.45 on Amazon

May 1, 2026

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Frieren Season 1 Part 2 Collector's Edition Blu-ray Drops to $79.45 on Amazon

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IGN reports that the highly priced Frieren: Beyond Journey's End Season 1 Part 2 Collector's Edition Blu-ray set has been reduced from $219.98 to $79.45 on Amazon. The limited edition includes 12 episodes plus extensive merchandise such as a suitcase packaging, artbook, and stickers. The announcement notes that Season 3 is currently in production with a tentative Fall 2027 release date.

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