Well it looks like the complete
Dangaioh series is only available in english on VHS (the DVD release
Dangaioh: Hyper Combat Unit is a compilation of episodes 2 and 3 only, and omits the first episode entirely! plus you're forced to watch the dub). The U.S. Renditions VHS have all 3, and japanese dialogues with english subs. So that's another cool thing my collection have going for it!
Also looks like
Windaria is only available in english on VHS (there's an italian DVD, plus a german fan sub, but none offer english subs or dubs on DVD it seems).
On another note : I started watching
Gunbuster : Aim For The Top! and I really like it!
And on yet another note : I'm very pleased with the image quality I get actually(no joke)!
I think the NEC XM37 Plus helps a ton in that regard.
Because like other good RGB CRT monitors, it has extremely rich and vibrant colors (and dat glow)that a consumer LCD simply can't achieve, wich is why the picture I see on the NEC is
way more engaging than that of my HDTV, or even that of the captured footage, from the same player, displayed on my computer's LCD monitor. Lots of very vibrant colors, yet
not everything is saturated, wich is what you want. The awesome glow of a pro-CRT tube help to compensate for the poor color bandwith of the VHS format IMO.
Plus, the Sony SVO vtr provides a very stable picture. I have never seen VHS looks so clean,
that's for sure. The line art in anime is crisp and clean, and color shadings are well defined.
Granted, my awesome setup doesn't magically increase the (low)horizontal resolution of tapes... But I can put up with that. And the color accuracy in general could be better (warm greys are hit the most by this).
But there's still plenty to love. I can say without hesitation that the picture I get on my setup is en enjoyable one.
I'll try and get nice pictures off of the NEC's screen while playing some anime tapes!