Toward the Terra Complete Limited Blu-ray Disc Box + CD

The story is set in a future far beyond our own. Humanity has moved to colonial planets to restore Earth, which is dying from environmental destruction. Human beings live orderly lives under computer control. Meanwhile, beings known as the Mu, who possess special abilities, are shunned.

Under harsh persecution, the Mu hide from the government's eyes. Even as they live in secrecy, they consider the meaning of their own existence and dream of returning to Earth. Their leader, Soldier Blue, chooses Jomy, a boy living in Ataraxia, as his successor and entrusts him with that dream. To return to their home, Earth: driven by this powerful longing, their struggle to reach the planet begins.

The box contains all twenty-four episodes. Sections one through eight are The Day of Awakening, The Mu's Ship, Ataraxia, Return from Space, A Leap into Death, Station E-1077, Shiroe's Rebellion and A Trembling Heart.

Sections nine through sixteen are Unreachable Feelings, A Planet of Escape, Children of Nazca, The Lonely Mu, What Lurks on the Planet, The Same Memories, Signs of Change and Red Eyes, Blue Planet. Sections seventeen through twenty-four are Eternity and Heat Haze, Reunion on Artemesia, Each One's Place, The Eve of the Decisive Battle, Memories of Stardust, Fading Life, Toward the Terra and Earth's Green Hills.

Mitsuki Saiga voices Jomy Marquis Shin, Tomokazu Sugita voices Soldier Blue, Takehito Koyasu voices Keith Anyan, Sanae Kobayashi voices Physis, Marina Inoue voices Seki Ray Shiroe, Wataru Hatano voices Sam Houston, Yuki Masuda voices Swena Dalton, Jurota Kosugi voices Harley and Daisuke Namikawa voices Rio. Eri Kitamura voices Tony as a child, Noriaki Sugiyama voices Tony and Genki Takagi voices Matsuka, among other cast members.

The set includes four main Blu-rays and a bonus CD containing the audio drama Shiritsu Shangri-La Gakuen, a special booklet and TOWARD THE TERRA ILLUSTRATION BOOK. Its jacket features new artwork by character designer Nobuteru Yuki, and its digijacket features new artwork by original creator Keiko Takemiya. Bonus video footage is included, and Japanese subtitles can be switched on or off.