The audio transfer is in a robust DTS-HD Master 5.1 surround - 24-bit - in the original Japanese language. The film has a plethora of intense aggressive effects with the lengthy fighting sequences. They have a piercing high-end and power-packed depth also in the score Kôji Endô (Rainy Dog, and Ley Lines of Miike's Black Society Trilogy, Audition, 13 Assassins, Gozu, The Bird People in China, The Happiness of the Katakuris, Three... Extremes, Sukiyaki Western Django, The City of Lost Souls ) that sounds beautifully tight in the lossless. The dialogue is clean and audible and there is the option of a descriptive track (in English). Arrow add optional English or English (SDH) subtitles on their Region 'B' Blu-ray disc.

Arrow add an audio commentary by Tom Mes (author of Re-Agitator: A Decade of Writing on Takashi Miike) and he spends much of the beginning of the film focusing on the misrepresentation of it being Miike's 100th film. His voice is hushed but he is frank and has plenty of interesting details about the director, this production, it's reception and much more. He is very informative and I found it rewarding to listen to. There is a new 25-minute interview with Takashi Miike discussing Blade of the Immortal filmed exclusively for Arrow Video at the 2017 London Film Festival. Manji vs. 100, is a 6-minute behind the scenes featurette documenting the shooting of the film's opening monochromatic fight scene and Manji vs. 300, is a 12-minute featurette documenting the shooting of the film's thrilling climax. There are nine extensive cast interviews filmed on the set during production with occasional input from Miike. It runs just shy of 1 1/2 hours/ There is also a stills gallery and an original trailer. Both standard Blu-ray and Steelbook Blu-ray packages have an illustrated collector's booklet featuring new writing on the film by Anton Bitel, theatrical poster art and original artwork.