1978 Anime

Conan is the sole survivor of Remnant Island, a sanctuary established by refugees fleeing a cataclysmic magnetic bomb that nearly exterminated the human race. Two decades after their arrival, only Conan and the elderly man who raised him remain. Convinced his island is the last refuge of humanity, Conan is stunned to find a young girl named Lana stranded on the shore. While Lana reveals that the industrial nation of Industria seeks to capture her as leverage to compel her grandfather, Dr. Lao, to operate their machines, their exchange is interrupted by Monsley, the nation’s elite pilot, who abducts her. Resolute in rescuing her, Conan departs from Remnant Island, embarking on a quest that will decide the future of the world.

In a far-off era, people achieve immortality by buying mechanical bodies, though the cost is prohibitive. Poor Tetsurou Hoshino wants to ride the Galaxy Express 999, a train traversing the cosmos, because it is rumored that passengers receive a mechanical body for free at the destination. After the villainous machine-man hybrid Count Mecha shoots Tetsurou's mother, he faces despair. The mysterious Maetel, a blonde woman resembling his mother, rescues him from death and offers him a ticket on the Galaxy Express, provided they travel together. Tetsurou then embarks on a cosmic journey across unique planets and thrilling adventures, striving to obtain the mechanical body he longs for.

In the year 2977, humanity has grown complacent. Machines handle every task, subliminal messages keep the populace docile, and government officials spend their time on trivial pastimes like golf and horse racing. Captain Herlock rejects this stagnant existence, leading a band of kindred spirits on a life of adventure aboard the spaceship Arcadia. A hidden alien menace called the Mazone infiltrates Earth, appearing as cloaked women who eliminate anyone who uncovers their true intentions. Tadashi Daiba becomes their target after his scientist father is dismissed by the authorities and murdered by the Mazone. He then joins Captain Herlock and his motley crew of pirates, aiding their mission to protect humanity from the extraterrestrial threat.

A young boy named Jim Hawkins is propelled by a chain of events to set out on a quest for the fabled treasure of the infamous pirate Captain Flint. During the journey to Treasure Island, John Silver, Jim's best friend, seizes command of the vessel, exposing his true nature as the ruthless buccaneer who was once Flint's right-hand man. Feeling betrayed, Jim must navigate his conflicting emotions and confront Silver, who still considers both himself and Jim to be friends.

It has been one year since the Star Force returned to save Earth, but a new threat emerges from deep space. A gigantic White Comet races toward the galaxy, annihilating everything in its path. This is no ordinary comet—it is the deadly Comet Empire, a conqueror of worlds, and Earth is the next target. Disobeying orders, the Star Force launches to investigate. However, even if they can get past the flagship Andromeda, they still do not know the true nature of this new enemy.

Set in the 1920s, Haikara-san ga Tooru follows the lively tomboy Benio and her connection with a handsome half-German soldier named Shinobu. Benio is an outgoing, athletic girl with strong convictions about living life on her own terms. When she first encounters Shinobu, she strongly dislikes him, even though he helps her out of several embarrassing situations. She is therefore shocked to learn that she has been arranged into a marriage—and that her future husband is none other than Shinobu. The story then unfolds through many twists and turns, as Shinobu must go to fight in the war, Benio wrestles with the idea of marriage, and she must get along with her future in-laws and employer. Meanwhile, the Great Kanto earthquake looms on the horizon.

Perrine is a young girl living in Bosnia with her Indian mother and the father she loves—until her father dies, leaving her mother with a single wish: to travel to France and be with his father. The journey of over 1,000 kilometers seems impossible, but Perrine and her mother have a plan: they will photograph people in the towns along the way to support themselves. With their hardy donkey Palikare and faithful dog Baron, the two set out for Paris; along the way, they encounter kind souls, barren villages, and many hardships. Will Perrine and her mother survive the long journey to France?

The third installment of Tadao Nagahama's Romance Super Robot Trilogy. (Volume One: Chou Denji Robo Combattler V, Volume Two: Chou Denji Machine Voltes V) Following the annihilation of their home world, the survivors from the planet Barm head toward Earth, hoping to negotiate the purchase of land for emigration. However, during the talks, the Barmian leader, Leon, is murdered by his second-in-command, Olban, and the Earth delegation is framed for the killing. In the resulting turmoil, Doctor Isamu Ryuuzaki, a member of the Earth delegation, is shot and dies. Shortly after the negotiations collapse in disaster, the Barmians (referred to as "Valerians" in Starbirds) launch a terror campaign against Earth, led by Leon's son, Admiral Richter, who unleashes a variety of "Mecha Soldiers" against the planet's defenses. The only barrier between humanity and total destruction is the transforming, karate-wielding super robot Daimos and its pilot, Kazuya Ryuuzaki. But everything changes when he meets and falls in love with a mysterious girl named Erika, who turns out to be Richter's sister. Throughout their efforts to be reunited, Kazuya and Erika each come to realize that the other's people are not entirely evil—and that their own people are not entirely good.

Orphaned as a baby when his parents perished in their artificial satellite, Curtis Newton, known as Captain Future, was raised by his late father’s associates. His father, a scientist, had left Earth to pursue research alongside his elderly friend, the brilliant Dr. Simon Wright. Sensing his impending demise, Wright transferred his consciousness into a mechanical body. Together, they created a super robot and an android. Captain Future now dedicates his existence to battling evil, supported by his three companions: the brain, the android, and the robot.

Brilliant scientist Souzou Haran was conducting research on Mars when he created a type of cyborg life form capable of independent thought. These Meganoids soon went out of control, killing Dr. Haran and his entire family except for his youngest son, sixteen-year-old Banjou Haran. Banjou escapes Mars aboard a rocket with Daitarn 3, a solar-powered super robot forged from special Martian metals. Now eighteen and residing in a luxurious mansion on Earth, Banjou battles the Meganoids with the help of his loyal butler Garrison and his two attractive companions, Reika and Beauty. Together, they must halt the evil Meganoids, who seek to convert all humans into cyborgs in order to "improve" the human race.

Hiromi Oka begins her studies at a high school renowned for its tennis program, driven by a desire to emulate the legendary Madam Butterfly. Although she initially hoped to play alongside her best friend Maki, her path shifts dramatically when the new coach, Mr. Munakata, selects her for the upcoming tournament and subjects her to rigorous training. Hiromi perseveres through every challenge, discovering that her skills improve with each demanding lesson. Her dedication eventually earns her the position of representative in the junior match tournament.

The Great Planet faces death as its Queen grows old and powerless, threatening the entire universe. Princess Aurora of the Moon offers to become the new Queen, embarking on a perilous journey accompanied by her friends and protectors—the formidable Cyborgs Jan Kogo, Sa Jogo, and Don Hakka.

Two years after Galactor's defeat and Condor Joe's apparent death, Leader X attacks a cruise ship, killing nearly everyone aboard. One survivor, a young girl, is captured by X and rapidly aged into the bizarre, masculine-voiced villainess Gel Sadra. Despite her adult appearance, Gel Sadra frequently throws childish tantrums and behaves immaturely. As Galactor revives, the Science Ninja Team is called back into action, with a shady man named Hawk Getz acting as Joe's replacement. Getz is quickly revealed to be a disguised Galactor agent who killed the real Getz, and he is slain by a mysterious feather shuriken. After hints dropped in the first three episodes, Joe reappears in the fourth episode, having somehow survived his fatal injuries from the original series, and rejoins the team. It is later revealed that an ex-Galactor scientist rescued him on the brink of death and gave him various cybernetic augmentations. Later in the series, a female scientist named Dr. Pandora is introduced, having lost her husband and daughter in the cruise ship disaster. Unbeknownst to her, her daughter Sammie survived and is actually Gel Sadra.

The Little Prince resides on Asteroid B612, a small rock drifting in space. His days are spent cleaning the three miniature volcanoes on the asteroid (which he also uses to prepare his breakfast), pulling up the baobob trees that try to overrun it, and looking after his friend the Rose Girl. When he feels lonely, he snags a comet with his butterfly net and heads to Earth for a variety of adventures.

In 19th century London, Angie, a 12-year-old girl of noble birth, once aided in solving a jewel robbery case involving the Queen. Following that, the Queen appointed her to handle particularly difficult mysteries. Her brilliance and fearless nature overwhelm many adults. She is supported by other children and Detective Michael of Scotland Yard. This series is packed with fun, suspense, and emotion, showcasing how Angie uses her wits to solve case after case.

Against her insistence, Yuuki is drafted by the Tokyo Mets as the first woman player in the baseball league.

For her 11th birthday, Chiiko receives a special book from her father. Inside the book is a trapped witch named Majokko Tickle. When Chiiko frees Tickle from the book, the witch uses her magic to pose as Chiiko's twin sister.

The enormous robot Daikengo travels through space aiming to restore peace across the galaxy. On board is Prince Ryger, who fled his home world of Emperius to confront a threat beyond its borders and protect his people. He is aided by Cleo, the daughter of a corrupt prime minister, along with two friendly little robots named Anike and Otoke. Together they battle the villainous Lady Baracross, who leads an invasion force, and her assistant Roboleon, recognizable by his Napoleon-style hat. Daikengo is the first robot to have scuttles on his mouth. When he opens them, his vampire-style teeth are revealed, and he can spit fire.

Ikkyuu, a high schooler with zero knowledge of baseball, has his potential spotted by the club manager and joins the team. Despite his frequent errors stemming from his inexperience, Ikkyuu reveals his true heritage as a ninja descendant, using his superhuman skills to guide his squad to the High School Baseball Championships.

This children's educational program explores historical events using a mix of animation and live-action footage. A regular "older sister" guide and the pink mole Mogutan lead viewers on a journey through time.

Based on the real life-story of Pink Lady, a female pop duo that rose to superstardom in the mid-1970's.

A collection of children's stories and tales from traditional Japanese folklore.

A listless woman named Candy dreams about love and the future while letting tears flow.

A music video was created for the song "Mushiba no Kodomo no Tanjoubi" by Norihito Yoshida. It aired as part of NHK's Minna no Uta program. Tadahiko Horiguchi handled the animation for this video.