Best Adventure Anime of 1967

The Mach 5 stands as one of the swiftest and most cutting-edge racing machines ever created. Packed with an array of special features and a strong engine, it presents a formidable challenge to any competitor brave enough to face it. Behind the wheel of this incredible car is Gou Mifune, a young man with aspirations of entering the professional racing scene. Despite this, Gou's father, Daisuke Mifune—the inventor of the Mach 5—refuses to let his son go near a racetrack. Unshaken by this opposition, Gou's girlfriend Michi, his younger brother Kurio, and Kurio's pet monkey Sanpei become his most enthusiastic supporters as he strives to become the finest racer ever. Yet Gou quickly discovers that climbing the ranks in professional racing is no simple task. Between the shady schemes of corrupt business figures and the fierce rivalry with his opponent, Racer X, Gou encounters numerous hurdles on his journey, and he must demonstrate his abilities before he can reach the finish line.

Mitsuo came across Superman, an alien belonging to a federation dedicated to maintaining peace throughout the galaxy. He was given a helmet that also functions as a mask, granting superhuman strength; a cape enabling flight; and a badge that allows underwater breathing and communication with fellow comrades he soon encountered after using these items. Superman made it clear to all Permans that their identities must remain secret, or their brains would be destroyed if ever revealed, and each was provided with a special doppelgänger robot that can replace them while they are away to accomplish this, though it is not entirely reliable nor without potential issues. These tools allowed them to become young Permans striving to keep the peace and assist those in need.

After fleeing Black Ghost, the cyborgs—formerly enemies of the sinister organization—have taken up peaceful lives across the globe. But when a strange dinosaur-like beast begins attacking with powerful sonic waves, Dr. Isaac Gilmore suspects Black Ghost may be behind it and assembles the cyborgs once more. Led by the charismatic Joe Shimamura (Cyborg 009), the team is joined by Helena, an orphaned girl whose past is tied to the monster's destruction. Using the Dolphin, a submarine aircraft outfitted with ultrasound countermeasures, the cyborgs set out to find both the creature and Black Ghost's hidden base.

Jack makes his home with a group of animal pals: Barnaby Bear, Dinah Dog, Squeeker Mouse, and Phineas Fox. When he accepts a racing challenge from Allegra, she reveals that she is in fact a witch. Afterward, she magically summons Jack to meet Queen Witch Auriana, whose scheme is to turn all those she has captured into wicked harpies.

When the Ghostar launch an invasion, a courageous young hero possessing the strength of fifty men emerges from a cave on Mount Fuji. This mysterious warrior, called Shadar, whose origins are unknown, joins forces with his loyal dog Pinboke to protect Earth from the attackers.

Bouken Gabotenjima is about children who are shipwrecked on a desert island.

While on a research expedition in the Java Sea, Professor Bond's son encounters a giant ape and forms a close bond with it. Together, they oppose Dr. Who, who has malicious intentions for the ape. Each episode begins with a King Kong story, transitions to a segment featuring Tom of T.H.U.M.B., and ends with another King Kong narrative. Tom of T.H.U.M.B. is a comedic series about a secret agent and his Asian sidekick. According to Animage Pocket Data Notes, MORI Yasuji and KANISHI Takao are credited as character designers or animation directors for the Tom of T.H.U.M.B. sections, which differ from the credits for the King Kong segments. This series is the first Japanese-animated television program created exclusively for an American audience. American records indicate that Rankin-Bass commissioned the project from Videocraft International, while Japanese sources attribute it to Videocraft/Toei Doga.

Kaminari Boy Pikkari★bee is a comedic anime centered on a mischievous young boy, with each episode featuring two different stories. The series is based on a manga by Tsunezou Murotani.

A group of kids are stranded on a volcanic deserted island.