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In a post-apocalyptic Japan, the Great Kanto Desert stretches across a barren landscape of sand and ruins, where survival is a daily struggle. While most merely endure the harsh conditions, a few rise to legendary status through their exploits. One such figure is Sunabouzu, known as the Desert Punk—a masked handyman who accepts any job, no matter how dangerous or morally questionable. His ruthless and cunning methods make him a feared presence across the desert. Yet Junko Asagiri, called the "Vixen of the Desert," discovers that Sunabouzu has a notable weakness: an overwhelming attraction to well-endowed women. As they travel through the Kanto Desert, Sunabouzu meets a strange assortment of individuals, all engaging in violent and perverse behavior in a world already ruined by previous generations. Despite the chaos and moral decay, they appear to take no lessons from the mistakes of those who came before.

After a devastating earthquake caused Tokyo and many parts of the world to sink beneath the sea, Aika works as a salvager, recovering artifacts from the flooded remains. Her normal life changes when she takes on a risky assignment to find and recover the enigmatic Lagu, learning that multiple groups are chasing after the same objective.

Burn Up Excess centers on Team Warrior, an elite counter-terrorism squad within the Neo-Tokyo Police. The team includes Rio, who is perpetually short on cash; Maya, a firearms enthusiast; Lillica, a computer specialist; Nanvel, a tech expert; Yuji, a pilot with a habit of spying; and their enigmatic leader, Maki. They handle various tasks such as providing security, stopping robberies and arms smuggling, and protecting a powerful tank. Rio and her companions repeatedly foil the schemes of Ruby, an agent working for a secret coalition of influential figures. As the story approaches its conclusion, it uncovers the formation of Team Warrior, the deliberate reason for Rio's recruitment, and Maki's tragic history.

On her sixteenth birthday, Honey Kisaragi goes to meet her father, only to find him wounded and being chased by attackers. A gang and a monster soon confront them, but Detective Seiji Hayama intervenes. Despite his efforts, the monster manages to kidnap her father, leaving Honey heartbroken. Returning home, she discovers her house has been demolished. A mysterious and attractive stranger then appears, giving her a device that allows her to transform into various forms to battle the monsters responsible for her father's abduction. Honey uses this power to combat Panther Zora, the mastermind behind these malicious acts.

Kei and Yuri began as junior auxiliary agents within the Worlds Works and Welfare Agency (W.W.W.A., or 3WA for short) when they were assigned to work together under the codename "Lovely Angels." Kei had just been placed on her fourth probation due to one of her past actions, while Yuri's romantic escapades were well-known among their peers. On top of that, the two immediately disliked each other upon their first meeting. Initially, Kei and Yuri refused to cooperate, and Kei even went so far as to resign from the 3WA. Despite this, they eventually began working together, though they earned the nickname "the Dirty Pair" because of the extensive collateral damage they unintentionally caused while resolving their cases. Although the two now get along, they still constantly argue and complain to one another. While it is frequently claimed that these are younger versions of the original Lovely Angels, Kei and Yuri, this series is actually an alternate universe take on Dirty Pair, set in the years 2248–49.

Koto accidentally causes the Sun Goddess Amaterasu to become trapped in a different world, leaving neither of them a way back. While exploring this unfamiliar realm, Koto meets priestesses who are battling the darkness that afflicts their land. She learns that Black Towers erected across the region are keeping Amaterasu imprisoned, with each tower guarded by dangerous creatures. Koto's mission involves allying with these priestesses to defeat the monsters and free Amaterasu, thereby restoring harmony to the world.

Episodes 16 and 23, which were never broadcast, are included in the eighth and twelfth VHS volumes respectively. Episode 16 - Demon of the Water Planet The crew takes on a job to retrieve a Dragonite shipment from the ocean floor of the water world Heifong VII. But they encounter dangerous waters when a fearsome creature guarding the cargo stands in their way. Episode 23 - Hot Springs Planet Tenrei The crew ends up on a resort planet! But it's not a relaxing visit to the hot springs—Gene is after caster shells and searches for the wizards capable of making them. Will he find what he's after, or just end up in deep trouble?

In Dirty Pair Flash 2, the unpredictable special agents Kei and Yuri are thrown into turmoil on an amusement park planet. While handling their assignments, they confront a range of perils including an android assassin, killers who alter genders, and dangerous ghosts. Amid their chaotic exploits, the Lovely Angels also become involved in hunting a con artist and unexpectedly give romantic guidance to the software engineer under their protection.

Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière attends the prestigious Tristain Academy, where she struggles with magic, causing her spells to frequently fail. Mocked by her peers as "Louise the Zero," she faces a critical moment when first-years must summon their familiars. Louise's attempt results in a massive explosion that everyone assumes is another failure, yet Saito Hiraga emerges from the chaos. Initially treated as a mere servant, Saito is forced to perform menial duties such as cleaning Louise's clothes and eating off the ground. However, a strange mark resembling that of the legendary familiar Gandalfr appears on his hand, hinting that he is far from ordinary. As Saito adapts to this unexpected new life, Louise begins to uncover her true potential, proving she is more than the humiliating nickname suggests.

In the world of Infinite Stratos, Japan developed the IS, a formidable exoskeleton suit that only females are capable of piloting. Due to its overwhelming destructive potential, an international treaty prohibited its deployment in warfare. Fifteen-year-old Ichika Orimura, who miraculously possesses the ability to operate an IS, is compelled to attend the Infinite Stratos Academy, an exclusive all-girls boarding school dedicated to training IS operators. Upon arrival, he reconnects with childhood friends Houki Shinonono and Lingyin Huang while forging a connection with Cecilia Alcott, the representative from the UK. Closely monitored by his older sister and homeroom teacher, Chifuyu Orimura, Ichika and his fellow students must rely on their piloting abilities to defend the school and themselves against the myriad dangers that arise during their eventful school life.

After heroically defending Tristain, Louise Françoise and her familiar Saito Hiraga face increasing pressure to protect the kingdom. Across the sea, Albion holds a fragile peace as its newly crowned Queen Henrietta struggles with internal unrest and a mysterious foe plotting against her reign. Faced with these escalating dangers, Louise and Saito must join forces once more. Louise has shed her old moniker "Louise the Zero," now commanding Void magic potent enough to level an entire village, though controlling such power proves difficult. As tensions rise, the concept of selfless loyalty is put to the test, yet Louise and Saito remain steadfast in their commitment to their duties until the very end.

Following his heroic actions in the Albion conflict, Saito Hiraga is granted a knighthood and elevated to the rank of a noble, leaving Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière uncertain about how this change affects their relationship. No longer simply the master of a seemingly powerless familiar, Louise struggles with the shifting dynamic between them. During a visit to a castle, she is attacked by the skilled mage Sheffield but is saved by Saito's timely intervention. The battle reveals unusual effects from Void magic, suggesting the existence of another Void user. Louise also notices that Saito's magical runes are beginning to deteriorate, prompting them to seek out the elf who once revived him. As they set out on a journey to repair the runes and restore their bond, the two must face these challenges together.

After the events of Zero no Tsukaima: Princesses no Rondo, Saito Hiraga and Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière take a more assertive stance. Alongside two other individuals who wield the power of the "void," they confront King Joseph in the Holy City of Romalia. As multiple conflicts loom on the horizon, an ancient evil begins to stir. Their deep connection may grow even stronger, but could the mounting trials ultimately drive them apart instead? Zero no Tsukaima F follows Louise and Saito as they face their most difficult challenges together.

A new semester starts, and Ichika remains unaware of the affections the girls hold for him. Everyone strives to improve their IS piloting skills, but a fresh danger emerges. The covert organization known as Phantom Task makes its move, stealing IS units from across the globe and targeting Byakushiki—while also seeking to settle a personal grudge.

Goku observes the devastation in the Southern Galaxy, while Vegeta is crowned as the King of New Planet Vegeta and given the task of destroying the Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly.

Gene Starwind has long dreamed of commanding his own starship and traveling through space. Working odd jobs on the planet Sentinel III alongside his partner James Hawking, he manages to get by. Their lives change drastically when they accept a job from Rachel Sweet, a treasure hunter operating under a disguise. Their assignment is to protect a mysterious young woman named Melfina, leading them to an unforeseen journey aboard the cutting-edge spacecraft called Outlaw Star. The story follows Gene and his eclectic crew as they navigate the cosmos, attempting to uncover the secrets behind Melfina. Along the way, they confront a variety of threats, including merciless bounty hunters, marauding space pirates, practitioners of Tao magic, and even catgirls, making for a thrilling and perilous adventure.

Due to a janitor's mistake, an unsuspecting custodian is turned into Janemba, a chubby, yellow demon causing chaos in the afterlife. Since his heroic death during the battle against Cell, Goku Son has been taking part in posthumous martial arts tournaments. Janemba's disturbances eventually draw the attention of Goku and his fellow fighter Pikkon, prompting them to search for a way to defeat the monstrous enemy. After their clash, Goku witnesses Janemba undergo another transformation: the demon sheds its excess weight and changes color, becoming a sword-wielding opponent far more powerful than any Goku has faced before. Alongside his equally deceased rival, Vegeta, Goku must stop the menacing Janemba from destroying the very fabric of the universe.

Goku Son and his companions are enjoying a camping trip when three mysterious foes suddenly ambush them. After a brief skirmish, Cooler, the fourth villain, emerges. Driven by a thirst for revenge over his brother Frieza's downfall, Cooler sets his sights on Goku. Goku barely manages to escape with Gohan Son and goes into hiding. Frustrated by this setback, Cooler and his minions launch an unyielding hunt for Goku, determined to track him down and exact their vengeance.

In Ogikubo, the lone Space Immigration Zone where humans and aliens live together in a unique mix, Luluco is an energetic middle school student who dreams of an ordinary life. One morning, her father—an employee of the Space Patrol—takes a dangerous sleep capsule and turns into a solid block. While trying to help him, Luluco accidentally shatters him. Rushing to his workplace for assistance, she meets Over Justice, the Space Patrol's leader, who recruits her as a temporary operative to investigate criminal activity at her school. Wearing the Space Patrol suit and sent out to enforce law and order, Luluco tries to maintain the appearance of an average student. But she soon realizes that the suit's automated functions and its overwhelming drive for justice make blending in far more difficult than she anticipated.

Five years ago, Earth came under attack from alien parasites called the "Kiseichuu." These invaders, facing the extinction of their own species, aim to wipe out humanity by destroying human sexual desire, which would lead to the natural end of the human race. In response, the HxEros device was created—a powerful weapon that needs high levels of erotic energy to work properly. Retto Enjou, a high school student with deep hatred for the Kiseichuu, joins a team of HxEros operators dedicated to fighting back and protecting humanity. Since their equipment relies on erotic energy for power, the team must keep their libido levels high to stay ready for battle. With a home full of passionate girls, Enjou has plenty of energy to tap into.

An unknown object crashes on Earth, sparking a huge wildfire near the campsite of Gohan Son, Kuririn, Bulma, and Oolong. Even after their attempts, they cannot fully save the forest and decide to use the Dragon Balls to restore it. Several days later, a group of unidentified warriors plants a seed at the crash site; it rapidly grows into a massive tree that devastates the forest and nearby cities. North Kaio informs Gokuu Son that the tree, called the "Shinseiju," drains all the planet's nutrients, leaving the land barren. The tree also yields a powerful fruit that grants great strength to anyone who eats it. Armed with this information, Gokuu and his allies try to destroy the tree before it's too late, but soon discover the task is far harder than anticipated.

Following the conclusion of World War III in 2150, Japan remains in a state of unrest. Across the country, strange zones called "Blackspots" have emerged, contaminated by the hazardous remains of destroyed cities and countryside. People trapped within these areas have undergone changes, gaining various supernatural abilities such as shape-shifting, fire control, or gravity manipulation, leading to them being called "Needless." Adam Blade, who has incredible healing powers and superhuman strength, is one of these Needless. In order to bring peace back to the broken nation, Adam and his allies must unite to fight against the sinister research organization, Simeon.

In "Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon," the Z Fighters encounter a mysterious music box that cannot be opened, prompting them to search for the Dragon Balls to solve the puzzle. When they finally unlock it, they find Tapion, a warrior who had sealed himself inside along with a powerful monster named Hildegarn. To overcome this dangerous enemy, Goku must master a new technique.

A mysterious entity called the "Big Gete Star" attaches itself to the planet New Namek, draining its energy and placing the Namekians in serious danger. Dende, now Earth's guardian, senses the crisis and urgently calls on Goku Son and his allies for help. Arriving on New Namek, they find the Namekians have been captured by advanced robots, with Cooler revealed as their captor. Cooler explains that he was revived by the Big Gete Star's advanced technology. Commanding his robotic army, he launches an attack on Goku and his companions, determined to eliminate them once and for all.