What happened next is that Volume 1 just came out on DVD through Pulse Distribution, available at online retailers and brick-and-mortar adult stores nationwide. Five episodes from the first half of the series, pressed and distributed the old-fashioned way, in 2026. There is a version of this that reads as nostalgic, and that version is wrong. Ray Ray’s 2025 AltStar Best Clip Artist of the Year win is the relevant frame: the award recognizes exactly the kind of creative independence foxslayer represents, and physical distribution is part of how that independence gets extended into markets that subscription platforms can’t reach.

This is what it looks like when a performer actually owns their IP from end to end. She wrote it. She directed it. She cast it. She ran it through her own membership site. And now she’s put it on physical media through a wholesale distribution pipeline that places it in stores that wouldn’t carry a link to her subscription platforms. The collector market and the specialty retail channel are real, and Pulse Distribution moving creator-owned work through brick-and-mortar represents a different kind of reach than any streaming service offers.

The performers who build things slowly, treating their work as something that can exist in multiple formats and find audiences across multiple channels, are the ones who tend to have actual careers in this field rather than a string of releases. Ray Ray’s foxslayer going to DVD is exactly that kind of patient, thorough move. Glad to see it.