Weiss Kreuz is one of those tangled and multimedia anime/manga series. Parts of it aren't available legally in English.
The last episode of the anime was aired in February of 2003. The manga that followed it wasn't released in the US and is only available in English via scanlations. That manga, Weiss: Side B, ceased publication in August of 2007.
The drama CDs mentioned in the article are, to the best of my knowledge, only available in English via fan translations. I'm having trouble finding dates on them, but I'm fairly sure that they all pre-date the end of Side B. The site that hosted fan translations of them is no longer there. The last ones on the Wikipedia list all relate to Weiss Kreuz: Gluhen, the second anime series which finished airing in 2003.
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Weiss Kreuz
Date: 2019-02-21 12:08 pm (UTC)The last episode of the anime was aired in February of 2003. The manga that followed it wasn't released in the US and is only available in English via scanlations. That manga, Weiss: Side B, ceased publication in August of 2007.
The Wikipedia page for Weiss Kreuz is here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wei%C3%9F_Kreuz
The drama CDs mentioned in the article are, to the best of my knowledge, only available in English via fan translations. I'm having trouble finding dates on them, but I'm fairly sure that they all pre-date the end of Side B. The site that hosted fan translations of them is no longer there. The last ones on the Wikipedia list all relate to Weiss Kreuz: Gluhen, the second anime series which finished airing in 2003.