Sure, these Birdy the Mighty covers might have a healthy bit of fan-service, but that doesn't make them any less gorgeous. The clean lines, retro lettering and Birth's color scheme by itself makes for a truly beautiful visual package. The color of Birdy's hair alongside the white background and blue outfit really is soothing.
Yet another boxart with a simple background and calm colors. It's a really pleasing visual package. The anime itself is pretty sophisticated with its visuals, and this boxart seems to capture that. I know that when I saw it, I really couldn't wait to dive into the series.
The sequel movie for Eden of the East takes a much different approach to boxart, but it's still a very pretty image. This time the entire cover is filled out with the image, but it works well with the city skyline. Again, a handful of muted and soft colors give the cover a very welcoming feeling.
My apologies for the flash issue, but I think the cover art itself still comes across fine. Just ignore that giant bright spot on Holo's head! First off, Spice and Wolf even has a beautiful font to go along with its rich, warm cover imagery. Holo's blue shirt really makes her stand out, but the surrounding set pieces mesh nicely with Holo's hair, outfit and even design.
What are some of your favorite anime covers? Sometimes all these features have are their covers when a potential new anime fan wanders into the anime section at Best Buy. What covers would make you pick up a series and at least push to learn more about it?
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