History Creator / DiscotekMedia

Since then, they have become quite well known for licensing a lot of vintage anime from the 1970s to the 1990s, along with re-releasing titles whose licenses have lapsed, and also occasionally licensing more recent series (seeing them with anything produced since 2000 is a rarity). They are also known for being the current champions for the ''Manga/LupinIII'' franchise in North America.

* Anime/LupinIII
** ''Part 1'' (Green Jacket)
** ''Strange Psychokinetic Strategy'' (live-action)
** ''Anime/MysteryOfMamo'' (with all four English dubs!)
** ''Anime/TheFumaConspiracy''
** ''Anime/LupinIIIEpisode0FirstContact''

Their policy is to never dub any anime themselves, though they'll gladly use preexisting dubs if they exist; Fans don't seem to care too much since their ''other'' policy is to release their titles completely uncut[[hottip:*: ''Samurai Pizza Cats'' is technically an exception, but even there they're releasing the uncut Japanese version separately, and their later release of Anime/MonsterRancher is to follow the same pattern.]] and to use the highest-quality materials they can get their hands on. Basically, any announcement they make causes any anime fandom to rejoice.

* Manga/LupinIII

** ''[[Recap/MysteryOfMamo The Mystery of Mamo]]'' (with all four English dubs!)

** ''Recap/EpisodeZeroFirstContact''

** ''Recap/TheFumaConspiracy''

* [[LiliCAT Lily C.A.T.]]

* CasshanRobotHunter

Their policy is to never dub any anime themselves, though they'll gladly use preexisting dubs if they exist; Fans don't seem to care too much since their ''other'' policy is to release their titles completely uncut[[hottip:*: ''Samurai Pizza Cats'' is technically an exception, but even there they're releasing the uncut Japanese version separately, and their later release of Anime/MonsterRancher is to follow the same pattern.]] and to use the highest-quality materials they can get their hands on. Basically, any announcement they make causes anime fandom to rejoice.

Their policy is to never dub any anime themselves, though they'll gladly use preexisting dubs if they exist; Fans don't seem to care too much since their ''other'' policy is to release their titles completely uncut[[hottip:*: ''Samurai Pizza Cats'' is technically an exception, but even there they're releasing the uncut Japanese version separately,]] and to use the highest-quality materials they can get their hands on. Basically, any announcement they make causes anime fandom to rejoice.

* Manga/Devilman

* Anime/NeoHumanCasshern

* Anime/MadBull34

* Anime/TekkamanBlade

* Anime/DieBuster

Since then, they have become quite well known for licensing a lot of vintage anime from the 1970s to the 1990s, along with re-releasing titles whose licenses have lapsed, and also occasionally license more recent series (seeing them with anything produced since 2000 is a rarity). They are also known for being the current champions for the ''Manga/LupinIII'' franchise in North America.

Discotek Media is an entertainment corporation in the business of licensing, translating, and releasing Japanese anime and live-action movies, adult anime, independent movies and television series to home-video release to the North American market. Despite being formed in 2005, they didn't become active in the anime business until some time between 2008 and 2009. Since then, they have become quite well known for licensing a lot of old anime from the 1970s to the 1990s, along with re-releasing titles whose licenses have lapsed and releasing a small amount of recent anime, despite the fact that they don't dub their anime. Basically, any announcement they make causes anime fandom to rejoice.

* Manga/FistOfTheNorthStar
* Manga/GalaxyExpress999 (the movies)

** ''[[Recap/MysteryOfMamo The Mystery of Mamo]]''
** ''Recap/TheFumaConspiracy''
** ''Recap/EpisodeZeroFirstContact''

* Anime/SamuraiPizzaCats [[note]]Both the dub and the original Japanese version, titled in English as ''Legendary Ninja Cats''[[/note]]

** ''[[Recap/MysteryofMamo The Mystery of Mamo]]''

* BlueSubmarineNo6

Discotek Media is an entertainment corporation in the business of licensing, translating, and releasing Japanese anime and live-action movies, adult anime, independent movies and television series to home-video release to the North American market. Despite being formed in 2005, they didn't become active in the anime business until some time between 2008 and 2009. Since then, they have become quite well known for licensing a lot of old anime from the 1970s to the 1990s, along with re-releasing titles whose licenses have lapsed and releasing a small amount of recent anime, despite the fact that they don't dub their anime. Basically, any announcement they make causes any fandom to rejoice.

* Anime/SamuraiPizzaCats [[hottip:*:Both the dub and the original Japanese version, titled in English as ''Legendary Ninja Cats'']]