If you are a noise or grain lover or don’t mind it, you have already several releases (if not yet, probably soon). But, if you are like me, and noise/grain hurt you as much as rubbing sand in your eyes, this release may interest you. The remaster is well done, not so much sand. All process were done directly from the japanese Blu-Ray. Video is denoised. Subtitles are from unknown releases, but using Central Anime scripts. Audio tracks: Japanese Subtitles tracks: English Original:  Full size [here](http://jpsdr.free.fr/XBMC/LoGH_M1-1a.png).  Full size [here](http://jpsdr.free.fr/XBMC/LoGH_M3-1a.png). This release:  Full size [here](http://jpsdr.free.fr/XBMC/LoGH_M1-2a.png).  Full size [here](http://jpsdr.free.fr/XBMC/LoGH_M3-2a.png). - "Grain and noise are not the same thing". Yes, absolutely true, this is why i put the two words. - "Old animes shouldn't look like current digital production". Yes, i totaly agree, and this is not the purpose here. Old animes should like what they are: a painted background with a cell on it. I've a friend who is a cell collector, so i've seen directly with my own eyes what a painted background with a cell on it looks like. And it doesn't look like an old degraded grainy film... So, this is what i try to achieve with these releases, restore what the painted background with the cell on it originaly looked like. After, again, a matter of taste. If you like the grain added by the film for whatever reason, you'll not find your happiness here.