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. Well… That’s what i usualy said, but i must said that i’ve been surprised by the quality of the video, and the very low level of noise/grain on something “so old”, so, not so much sand finaly. All process were done directly from the japanese Blu-Ray. Video is denoised. English Subtitles are from the Judas release, french from Blu-Ray. Audio tracks: Japanese, Français/French Subtitles tracks: English, Français/French (for japanese audio), Français/French (for french audio) Original:  Full size [here](http://jpsdr.free.fr/XBMC/Nadia-1a.png). This release:  Full size [here](http://jpsdr.free.fr/XBMC/Nadia-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 look 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.