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Sentai has a few examples of this. Like the Versus series was originally an OV before they started showing the movies in theaters. The [[Inazuma Spark]] one offs were also OV's. | Sentai has a few examples of this. Like the Versus series was originally an OV before they started showing the movies in theaters. The [[Inazuma Spark]] one offs were also OV's. | ||
==V-Cinext== | |||
V-Cinext is a marketing strategy created by Toei. The concept behind it is that a direct-to-video release will receive a limited event release in movie theaters before coming to video. | |||
==More Japanese== | ==More Japanese== | ||
Latest revision as of 07:23, 6 October 2022
Definition
An abbreviation for "Original Video" which is the Japanese term for "straight to video".
Implications
These videos are usually created with a very specific core consumer base in mind since it's not for broadcast TV or theaters.
Example
Sentai has a few examples of this. Like the Versus series was originally an OV before they started showing the movies in theaters. The Inazuma Spark one offs were also OV's.
V-Cinext
V-Cinext is a marketing strategy created by Toei. The concept behind it is that a direct-to-video release will receive a limited event release in movie theaters before coming to video.