Anime Like Gate Keepers

Over many decades, steadily falling birth rates have driven human civilization nearly to extinction. The few remaining people scrape by in a post-apocalyptic world, using whatever the previous generations left behind. Fairies now rule the Earth—tiny beings armed with ultra-advanced technology, an insatiable craving for sweets, and zero concern for human well-being. A young woman who has just completed her education returns to her hometown and is appointed an official United Nations arbitrator. Her job is to act as a bridge between humans and fairies, convincing both sides that peaceful coexistence is possible. She expects the role to be straightforward, but reining in the disasters caused by the oblivious fairies as they chase after candy proves far more challenging than she ever anticipated.

Goku looks into the devastation of the Southern Galaxy, while Vegeta is brought to rule as King of the New Planet Vegeta and tasked with eliminating the Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly.

Following a janitor's mistake, an oblivious custodian is turned into Janemba, a pudgy, yellow demon causing chaos in the afterlife. Since his heroic death in the battle against Cell, Gokuu Son has been competing in martial arts tournaments for the dead. Janemba's disturbances soon draw Gokuu and fellow fighter Pikkon toward him, forcing them to find a way to defeat the massive monster. After a clash with him, Gokuu sees Janemba transform again: the demon sheds his fat and shifts color, becoming a sword-wielding enemy more formidable than any Gokuu has encountered before. With help from his similarly deceased rival Vegeta, Gokuu must stop the terrifying Janemba from tearing apart the very fabric of the universe.

Gokuu Son and his companions are enjoying a camping trip when three unknown foes launch a surprise attack. After a brief skirmish, a fourth enemy named Cooler appears. Seeking vengeance for his younger brother Frieza's defeat, Cooler targets Gokuu, but Gokuu manages to flee with Gohan Son and goes into hiding. Frustrated and enraged by this outcome, Cooler and his troops start searching for Gokuu's whereabouts, determined to kill him and fulfill their revenge plot.

For years, the four realms of Gamindustri—Planeptune, Lastation, Lowee, and Leanbox—fought a pointless war over Share energy, the power that goddesses draw from their people's faith. At last, the four ruling CPUs signed a friendship treaty, banning any military attempts to claim Shares, in hopes of bringing peace and prosperity. However, one month after the treaty, Neptune, the CPU Goddess of Planeptune, spends her time slacking off and playing games instead of doing her duties, causing her realm's Shares to plummet. Choujigen Game Neptune The Animation follows Neptune and her friends as they try to raise Shares while confronting an external threat that could spell the end of both the Goddesses and Gamindustri itself.

A mysterious object crash-lands on Earth, sparking a wildfire near the campsite of Gohan Son, Kuririn, Bulma, and Oolong. Unable to completely save the forest, they decide to use the Dragon Balls to restore it to its former state. Several days later, a group of unknown warriors plants a seed at the crash site, which sprouts into a colossal tree that destroys the forest and nearby cities in the process. North Kaio contacts Gokuu Son and reveals that this tree is the "Shinseiju"—a tree that drains all nutrients from the planet, leaving it a barren wasteland, while growing a powerful fruit that grants immense strength to anyone who eats it. Upon learning this, Gokuu and his friends attempt to destroy the tree before it is too late, but this proves far more challenging than they had anticipated.

The Z Fighters come across a music box that cannot be opened and are instructed to use the Dragon Balls to unlock it. Inside, they find a warrior named Tapion, who had sealed himself away together with a monster known as Hildegarn. Now, Goku must master a new technique in order to vanquish the wicked creature.

A strange entity called the "Big Gete Star" attaches itself to the planet New Namek to drain its energy, placing all Namekians in serious peril. Dende, now Earth's guardian, learns of the crisis on his homeworld and urgently requests help from Gokuu Son and his companions. When they arrive on New Namek, they find the Namekians imprisoned by powerful robots, and their leader is revealed to be Cooler. He explains that the Big Gete Star's advanced technology saved him from certain death. With his mechanical forces, Cooler attacks Gokuu and his friends, aiming to eliminate them permanently.

Dr. Gero's creations, Androids #13, #14, and #15, are activated by the lab's computers and make their way to the shopping mall where Goku is buying things. Goku and his allies must take them down.

While training on a barren cliff, Piccolo is attacked and defeated by a group of unknown enemies. Those same foes then head to Mount Paozu to steal the Dragon Ball belonging to Gohan Son. Upon arriving, they not only overpower Chi-Chi and Gyumao—Gokuu Son's wife and father-in-law—but also kidnap Gohan. Sensing something is wrong, Gokuu rushes home and finds Chi-Chi on the ground, explaining what happened. He then goes to Kame House to borrow the Dragon Radar, using it to locate the Dragon Balls and, through them, the enemies and Gohan.

Mr. Money organizes another Tenka'ichi Budokai, and Mr. Satan extends an invitation for everyone worldwide to participate. Unbeknownst to him, Bojack, an ancient villain who has broken free from his imprisonment, is among the competitors. With Goku still deceased, the responsibility falls on Gohan, Vegeta, and Trunks to take down Bojack and his henchmen.

At Jump Festa 2012, held in December 2011, a special feature was presented. Bardock, the father of Goku, who was believed to have perished when Freeza's attack struck him along with Planet Vegeta, was hurled far back in time to a world populated by bizarre beings. There, he encounters Chilled, a space pirate and ancestor of Freeza, and battles him to safeguard the planet.

The high-tech city of LaRousse is an impressive destination—and an equally impressive arena for Pokémon battles! Satoshi heads straight for its famous Battle Tower, but things go poorly when his battling partner turns out to be a frightened boy named Tooi. Due to a traumatic childhood encounter, Tooi is terrified of all Pokémon—even friendly ones like Pikachu! There's even more to fear when Deoxys appears and takes control of the city, disabling its systems and holding everyone hostage. The Legendary Rayquaza is not pleased, and it will stop at nothing to drive this intruder from its domain. Meanwhile, Satoshi, Tooi, and their friends may be caught in the middle, but they are far from finished fighting!

Dr. Kochin, a specialist in biotechnology, gathers the Dragon Balls inside his laboratory with the goal of freeing his master, Dr. Uirou—a mad scientist obsessed with world domination who has been trapped forever in the never-melting ice of the Tsurumai-Tsuburi Mountains. While searching for the Dragon Balls, Son Gohan and Oolong arrive at the scene and are ambushed by several creatures called "Bio-Men." Piccolo, who is training nearby, tries to rescue them but is attacked by three mysterious warriors. The ice beneath them breaks, cutting the fight short and burying Gohan and Oolong. After they regain consciousness, they return to Kame House only to encounter more Bio-Men, who demand that Muten Roshi follow them. When he refuses and easily defeats the creatures, Dr. Kochin becomes interested. Believing Muten Roshi to be the strongest man in the world, Dr. Kochin takes Bulma hostage, forcing Roshi to agree to accompany him on mysterious plans involving his master. Who are Dr. Kochin and Dr. Uirou? And what is their true goal?

Bardock, the father of Son Goku, is a low-class Saiyan warrior. After he annihilates a planet, the sole surviving alien grants him the ability to glimpse the future. He then foresees the annihilation of his own people and must struggle to prevent the imminent slaughter planned by Frieza.

In his previous existence, Liam lived an upright and principled life—only to end up drowning in debt and betrayed by his spouse. After being reborn into the noble lineage of a colossal star-spanning empire, he understands that the world is split between the oppressed and those who crush them. So this time, he intends to seize whatever he desires and live solely for himself. Yet things stubbornly refuse to go as planned. No matter how hard he tries to be a despotic ruler, Liam's choices keep resulting in nothing but harmony and wealth for the empire under his control, and his popularity only continues to soar.

Kame-Sen'nin tasks Goku and Kuririn with rescuing the sleeping princess from Lucifer, promising to accept them as his disciples if they succeed. However, the mission turns out to be far more dangerous than anticipated.

Nobita Nobi is an ordinary fourth grader. That changes when a blue robot cat emerges from his desk drawer. Introducing himself as Doraemon, the robot explains that Nobita's future descendants in the 22nd century are living in poverty due to all the mistakes he has made. They have sent Doraemon to act as a guide and mentor to Nobita, hoping to improve their future. However, Doraemon soon discovers that Nobita is the laziest and weakest student in his entire school. To aid his mission, Doraemon carries a four-dimensional pocket filled with various futuristic gadgets and machines. Unfortunately, these often end up causing even more trouble for Nobita. Can Doraemon truly succeed in changing Nobita, or will he stay the same?

This story reimagines the beginnings of Dragon Ball, offering an alternative perspective on how Goku first encounters Bulma and Kame-Sen'nin. It also revisits the saga of the Red Ribbon Army, but with a twist where the military discovers Goku instead of him seeking them out.

When Emperor Chiaotzu’s wife disappears, Master Shen informs him that gathering the seven Dragon Balls will allow him to summon the eternal dragon and bring her back. As the Emperor hosts the World Martial Arts Tournament, Goku and Krillin participate in the event. At the same time, Bora and his son Upa try to conceal a Dragon Ball they discovered from the emperor's troops, who are led by the malevolent Shen and General Tao. Meanwhile, Bulma pursues her own quest for the Dragon Balls alongside Yamcha, Puar, and Oolong.

Trunks travels back to his own timeline, where he is joyfully reunited with Bulma. Although peace seems to have returned, the androids launch another assault. Trunks rescues an old man from the clutches of Android #17 and #18. Leveraging his rigorous training within the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, he effortlessly defeats both of them. Three years later, Trunks readies himself to return to the past to share news of his triumph. Yet, there remains one more threat to eliminate: Cell in his Imperfect Form. Following a short battle, Trunks sends Cell soaring into the sky and obliterates him with ease. Peace is finally restored to the future timeline. Meanwhile, in the present, Goku starts his new existence in the Other World.

Despite looking like a young boy, Jing is a highly skilled thief whose abilities make him one of the most feared criminals globally. He roams from town to town alongside his feathered companion Kir, pilfering valuable items without regard for the security in place. When cornered, Jing relies on a secret technique: Kir merges with his right arm to unleash the lethal "Kir Royale" strike. This reputation has earned him the notorious title of "King of Bandits."

Unaired episode 13 of Choujigen Game Neptune: The Animation, included in the 7th BD/DVD volume.

After arriving on Earth with dreams of becoming a star, Princess Di Gi Charat (Dejiko) quickly discovers that money is essential—and she has none. In a perpetual struggle to improve her financial situation, Dejiko, along with her sidekick Petit Charat (Puchiko), her guardian Gema, and her rival coworker Hikaru Usada, does everything possible to escape the crushing monotony of working in retail. Their efforts unfold through a series of surreal yet oddly relatable attempts to add excitement to their everyday lives.