1985 Anime

It is Universal Century 0087, and the One Year War fought between the Earth Federation and the Principality of Zeon has come to an end. The Earth Federation has established an elite unit called the Titans, tasked with hunting down the remaining Zeon forces. However, the power-hungry Titans prove to be just as oppressive as Zeon, leading to the formation of a rebellious group known as the Anti-Earth Union Group (AEUG). Seventeen-year-old Kamille Bidan resides in the colony Green Noa, which hosts a Titan base. Kamille lands in trouble after striking a Titan officer, an incident that coincides with an attack led by former Zeon ace Char Aznable, now operating under the alias Quattro Bajeena as an AEUG pilot. When Kamille steals a Titan's prototype Gundam, he quickly finds himself caught in the middle of the dangerous conflict.

This narrative focuses on Uesugi Kazuya, his twin older brother Tatsuya, and Asakura Minami. Kazuya is beloved by his community for his talent, diligence, and role as the ace pitcher of his middle school baseball squad. In contrast, Tatsuya is a hopeless slacker who has long accepted a background role, allowing Kazuya to shine despite Tatsuya potentially possessing greater innate ability. Minami serves as their beautiful childhood friend and quasi-sibling, treating both boys with equal regard. While society, including Tatsuya, expects Kazuya and Minami to unite as the ideal couple, Tatsuya’s perspective shifts over time. He comes to understand that while he is prepared to sacrifice everything for his brother, he refuses to surrender Minami to Kazuya. The plot follows Tatsuya’s struggle to establish his own identity against his celebrated younger sibling, exploring how this tension impacts their dynamic with Minami and the brothers’ shared efforts to fulfill her lifelong aspirations.

When you find yourself in dire straits, contact the World Welfare Work Association, or WWWA, to request assistance. They dispatch elite agents known as Trouble Consultants, specialists equipped to handle any crisis. However, if the duo assigned to your case is the Dirty Pair, expect your problems to be resolved, but only after causing significant collateral damage along the way.

Sara Crewe is a bright and talented girl sent to a prestigious all-girls boarding school in London while her father works overseas. She excels in her studies and quickly makes friends. But her life is shattered when the headmistress summons her and delivers devastating news: her father has died. Left an orphan, Sara loses her status as a student and is forced to work as a maid at the same school to survive. Worse, her former classmates turn on her after learning of her sudden poverty. Facing this cruel reversal of fortune, Sara must endure hardship, find new friendships, and fight to reclaim her dignity and sense of self.

In an alternate 1996, humanity has achieved long-range space travel and established bases on the Moon and Mars. The Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union persists and has intensified, with both nations constructing military facilities in space, while the threat of nuclear war looms over Earth and its off-world colonies. On Mars, a United Nations exchange program aimed at fostering peace and understanding is about to commence. The "Cosmic Culture Club"—sixteen boys and girls along with their instructor Elizabeth—arrives at the UN Mars base. Among them is Anna, a fourteen-year-old girl who narrates the story. Suddenly, four unidentified humanoid robots, classified as Super Powered Tracers, are detected in fierce combat. The UN base is caught in the crossfire and quickly destroyed, killing all but six members of the "Cosmic Culture Club": Elizabeth, Arthur, Roan, David, Simone, and Anna. Stranded on a barren planet that has become a battlefield, the survivors watch as the battle ends. The remaining SPT lands near the terrified group, its hatch opens, and the pilot simply announces, "Earth is at stake."

Emperor Muge Zarbados and his Empire of Death target Earth as their next conquest. Muge's menace grows even greater with the aid of Shapiro Keats, a power-hungry Earthling who has betrayed his home world. The responsibility falls on Shinobu, Sara (Shapiro's former girlfriend), Masato, and Ryo of the Jyusenkitai/Cyber Beast Force to pilot the four Jyusenki/Beast Mecha—Eagle Fighter, Land Cougar, Land Liger, and Big Moth (a mammoth mecha)—which are capable of combining into the giant robot Dancougar.

Elementary schooler Kozuki Mai dreams of becoming a magician and performing in her family's act called "Magicarat," but she is considered too young and her magical abilities are lacking. One day, she meets a ball of light that enters a flying squirrel stuffed toy, animating it and granting her the ability to transform into the 18-year-old magician known as "Magical Emi." In this form, Mai can finally join the magic act. However, she must conceal her secret identity from both her family and the person she has a crush on.

The narrative of Ninja Senshi Tobikage follows a young boy named Joe Maya, who resides on Mars. One day, Joe witnesses an interplanetary conflict when aliens from Planet Zaboom attack the princess of Planet Radorio. Having fled the emperor of Zaboom, who plots to conquer the universe, the princess crash-lands on Mars. Joe accidentally boards her ship, triggering a series of events that will change their fates. Alongside his friends, Joe battles the Zaboom emperor and his troops using three powerful mecha beasts, though they face overwhelming odds. Just as hope fades, a mysterious ninja robot called Tobikage emerges to aid them. By merging with the three mechanical beasts, Tobikage gains incredible strength, allowing Joe to join the fight against the forces of Zaboom.

Though they are technically enrolled in high school, the members of the Funny-face Club leave all normalcy behind. The quintet, comprising Rei Ichidou, Gou Reietsu, Kiyoshi Shusse, Dai Monohoshi, and Jin Daima, possess distinct facial features and even more eccentric personalities. Regardless of their temperaments, intelligence, physical oddities, or conduct, they are absolute oddballs. They interact with other vibrant school groups, such as the Pretty-boy Brigade, the Buckle-down Bunch, and the Rebel Crew, as well as peers like Yui Kawa and Chie Uru, and teachers who inevitably get swept into the mayhem. Together, they plunge into an endless stream of bizarre and chaotic antics. This narrative is filled with absurdity, nonsense, unpredictability, and pure madness, centering on five unforgettable underachievers.

While wandering through the Swiss countryside, Randy discovers a young girl who appears to be the sole survivor of an airplane crash. Suffering from amnesia, she does not recall her past, so Randy takes her in and names her Judy. The two grow up together during their childhood. Years later, a sixteen-year-old Judy becomes determined to uncover her origins. With Randy's assistance, she embarks on a journey to research her history. Her only clue is a melody echoing in her mind, known as the Alpine Rose. Amidst the backdrop of World War, the pair must navigate numerous hardships to reach their destination, relying solely on each other for comfort and support as their love deepens.

As human progress grows, people are losing their respect and kindness toward Nature. This anger has stirred the ghosts, who grow increasingly upset with humanity’s selfishness. Yet a disagreement arises among the ghosts themselves: one side completely opposes humans, while the other wishes for coexistence between the two. Kitaro and his family belong to the latter group, striving for mutual understanding between humans and ghosts. Kitaro's battle for love and hope goes on.

The narrative of Musashi no Ken follows a boy named Musashi as he strives to become the Kendo champion. Portions of the anime depict him as a child, while other portions depict him as an adult.

Jun is an exceptionally bright little girl who spends her time creating various inventions. Her efforts culminate in building two small robots named Kichinosuke and Yukinojo, who become her closest companions. Due to her intelligence, Jun enters college at an early age, where she meets and develops feelings for a boy in her class called Zero. Zero has a passion for motorcycles rather than academics, and he frequently skips classes. His schooling was delayed, making him significantly older than his classmates, and he endures humiliation because of it. Meanwhile, Jun, being far too young and small for college, is also ridiculed. Their shared interest in mechanics allows Zero to connect with Jun, and he agrees to have dinner with her at Harbor, the restaurant run by Jun's parents. This sets off a long series of amusing adventures and quarrels as little Jun tries to win the heart of her prince charming, who is twice her age.

Koujirou relocates to Tokyo from Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, and insists on bringing his cherished horse, Hikarikin, along. The extraterrestrial king Rel arrives from the planet Wedelun and presents him with a belt that lets him transform into a Miracle Hero, tasked with defending the world from alien dangers. However, Koujirou is far more focused on winning over the lovely Yuka, even as his rival Michinari vies for her affections.

Bumboo is an unusual, car-like creature with a bright yellow body that hatched from a mysterious egg inside an automobile factory. When a boy named Ken hears the cries of a newborn baby, he goes to the factory and discovers Bumboo. The two quickly become close friends and embark on an exciting adventure together. As Ken travels the world alongside his four-wheeled companion and the dog Mister, they run into serious trouble with Doctor Monkey—who is determined to get his hands on Bumboo—but they also find thrills and excitement waiting around every turn.

Set in mid-1980s England, three children encounter the final sand genie, who grants a single wish each day. However, the magic is fleeting and vanishes at sunset. Each episode depicts a typical day where the trio makes whimsical wishes that invariably result in chaotic messes by the end.

Despite her given name being Trish, she is universally known as Button Nose due to the distinctive feature of her face. A perpetually cheerful and kind individual, she is frequently depicted alongside strawberries, a nod to her well-known talent for making homemade strawberry jam.

Sequel of Shin Obake no Q-tarou.

This series follows a feral boy named Sarumaru Sarutani and his development into a professional golfer, acquiring new skills and making friends as he fights against Mr. X and his underground golf syndicate.

The story takes place in the future during the Mechatronics Era. In this period, schools hover in the Tokyo sky at altitudes of 2000 to 3000 meters. Everyone has a built-in flight mechanism, allowing free movement at home. This makes transportation very easy.

An anime centered on fire safety featuring two young men employed at a barbershop who are wrongfully suspected of causing a residential blaze, despite the fact that the fire was actually started by the barber's son.

Rem Ayanokouji is a very unusual young woman. Despite her youthful appearance, she is actually a private investigator, and due to her equally unusual abilities she can enter into other people's dreams. In the dream state she acts like a guardian angel, defending the dreamers from evil powers that lurk inside the spirit realm.<br></br> <i>Note: This entry is for the original release of the first episode of Dream Hunter Rem, which was released as a single episode OVA and features explicit sexual content.</i>