Best Fantasy Anime of 1992

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.

In "Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!," Dr. Gero's androids—#13, #14, and #15—are activated by the laboratory's systems and head to a shopping mall where Goku is shopping. Goku and his companions are tasked with stopping these new threats.

In the world of BASTARD!!, humanity has abandoned technology in favor of magic and the occult arts. The story centers on five magicians who strive to rebuild civilization after a rampaging God destroys the world and throws it into chaos. Under the leadership of Dark Schneider, Gara, Arshes Nei, Abigail, and Kall Su set out to conquer kingdoms, hoping to turn them into utopias—though each mage pursues a personal agenda. However, Dark Schneider's impulsive behavior and short temper lead him to cause havoc wherever he goes. A group of clerics eventually seals him inside a baby boy, leaving the other four without a leader. Fifteen years later, the four continue their quest, but their motives have shifted to despotic world domination. When the clerics who once imprisoned Dark Schneider free him to defend them against his former comrades, it becomes his duty to show them the "error of their ways." He must now track down each of his companions and put them back on the right path. Yet the once reckless and amoral Dark Schneider seems to have changed during his fifteen-year imprisonment inside the boy, Lucien Renlen.

On a tranquil summer day, the Son family and their friends are out shopping in West City when two unidentified assailants suddenly appear and cause destruction, damaging much of the area. While the family is dining, their building comes under attack, revealing that the attackers are after Son Goku specifically. Angered by the harm inflicted on innocent people because of him, Goku retaliates. Trunks assists Goku, and together they lead the androids away from the city. After the fight moves elsewhere, Goku and Gohan return to West City, now dressed in white tuxedos. They then present clips and highlights from previous Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z films. Goku feels awkward in the formal wear and eventually powers up to revert to his standard dōgi. Gohan tries to do the same but cannot shed his tuxedo. Goku assures Gohan that he will be able to one day, and Gohan encourages everyone to see "Extreme Battle!! The Three Great Super Saiyans" in theaters.

In Moominvalley, strange events begin to worry the inhabitants. Moomin, Sniff, and Mymble set out on a journey to the Observatory on the Lonely Mountains to verify the Muskrat's troubling forecast that a comet is heading toward Moominvalley and may bring immense destruction. On their way, they encounter Snufkin, the Hemulen, and the Snorks, and they go through a series of different adventures.

Erika, the princess of the Magic Kingdom, travels to Earth to locate a human girl who is her exact double. That girl turns out to be Himeko Nonohara, a tomboy through and through. To prove her worthiness as heir to the throne, Erika entrusts Himeko with a magical item she has created. Himeko must test this hair ribbon, which lets her transform into anyone she sees, and determine whether it is suitable. The story chronicles Himeko's various exploits and her growing romantic feelings for Daichi, the boy who stumbles upon her secret.

Lakshi, Boice, and Tieh travel across the harsh desert, hoping to find a place where they can refill their water supply. When they spot a city, they believe their hardship is over—only to discover they have wandered into Azec Sistra, the city of the dead. The location is packed with lavish tombs and corpses so well preserved they appear still alive, attracting grave robbers who risk the danger for treasure. Even though Tieh warns against the spiritual peril of disturbing the site, the three soon realize that working together is their sole means of survival.

This follow-up to Silent Möbius The Movie 1 picks up from the timeline established in the first film's flashback sequences, depicting Katsumi's initial encounter with AMP. Additionally, it incorporates fresh material and figures from the manga, aligning its narrative more closely with the 1998 Silent Möbius series.

On the shattered planet of Gaiarth, humanity clings to existence among the wreckage of a civilization where technology, due to deep-seated misconceptions, has come to be seen as magic. Artificial intelligences, driven by conflicting programmed commands—either to protect or to destroy humans—continue their unending activities. Into this turmoil, an ancient and malevolent force has stirred from its long slumber, poised to bring about a second cataclysm upon the world.

Mary Bell is a fairy of flowers who manifests only when assistance is required. Upon learning that a couple is struggling to manage their flower shop, she reveals herself to their two children. Thereafter, she embarks on her crucial mission: guiding the couple to transform their flower shop into a complete success.

Tomu Kusanagi saves a kitten from a group of abandoned felines left to die, then nurses it back to health. He soon learns that his orange cat is no common pet; it possesses extraordinary talents, including the ability to speak, stand on two legs, read, and acquire a taste for alcohol.

In the Asuka household, upholding family customs takes top priority. For their sweet young daughter Jun, that means she must tie the knot on her eighteenth birthday. Despite being an innocent virgin, Jun is no stranger to throwing a punch, and the mere idea of marrying a man she doesn't love is unbearable. Her mother dispatches a crew of ruthless thugs to haul her to the wedding altar, but Jun would rather pummel a hundred suitors into a gory mess than go along with her mother's plan—and she's ready to prove it.

The Sacred Book of the land of Eija has been rediscovered, bringing to light the legends of a mysterious and all-powerful ship. Princess Crystal of Megaronia has now embarked on a quest to reclaim this ship and its ultimate weaponry. Standing between her and complete world domination is a small band of piratical misfits. Swords, sorcery, and technology combine to create a captivating tale of Good versus Evil in Ellcia.

A young man meets a cat that is drunk, belonging to an elderly gentleman, in an alleyway during the holiday season. The elderly man has taught his three cats how to sing.

In the third Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken movie, which takes place between episodes 35 and 36 of the TV series, Dai and their comrades defeat some of Hadlar's warriors, rescue the princess, and then help rebuild a village on an island. Unbeknownst to them, however, Hadlar has been overthrown by a new demon lord named Galbus, who intends to completely destroy Dai by sending his own team of six commanders. When Galbus launches a surprise attack, Dai's companion Maam loses her soul. To rescue Maam, Dai and the group must face Galbus in a battle fought on his terms. Can Dai overcome this danger?

The peaceful realm of Faaren, long ruled by a wise king, is shattered when Demon Lord Ackdam attacks with his dark army and a terrifying dragon, killing the king and kidnapping the queen. The king's young son Sirius is taken away to safety. As he matures, Sirius trains under Rias, a loyal servant of his father, becoming a strong warrior skilled in swordsmanship and knightly virtues.

A spoiled girl named Mia receives a book titled Thumbelina. When she reads it, she is shrunk and pulled into the book's world. She sets off on a journey to return home and to her normal size, making friends and learning lessons along the way—but that is only the beginning of her adventures. The series was edited into an eighty-minute film and released in North America on VHS by Starmaker Entertainment in 1993. In 2006, Digiview Entertainment re-released the Starmaker film on DVD.

After causing chaos in the Witch Forest, Yadamon's mother, the queen, banishes her to the human world. This is both to teach Yadamon a lesson and because the queen secretly loves human magazines and books. While Yadamon is in the human world, the queen keeps a close watch on her—but this becomes a problem because the queen falls asleep almost anywhere she goes. The human world has become extremely high-tech, and many animals have gone extinct. Yadamon ends up on an island called Creature Island, where genetically re-created species are being produced. There she meets Jean, along with his parents Edward and Maria. Yadamon stumbles into many misadventures in the human world due to her curiosity, causing plenty of trouble for the humans and for her guardian fairy, Timon, who has the ability to stop time. As Yadamon learns to adapt to the human world and use her powers, a new threat arises. Kira, the evil witch who was sealed inside a volcano by the queen and the great witch Beril, has escaped. She seeks revenge and has set her sights on both the humans and Yadamon.

Time-traveling lovers Katsumi and Sakura are thrust into the heart of Japan's medieval civil war, caught between the Heike and Genji clans.

Anime adaptation of Charles Perrault fairy tale, directed by Susumu Ishizaki.

Seikima II, a genuine Japanese death-metal act celebrated for its kabuki-style aesthetics and lyrical focus on sexual assault, murder, and Satanic destruction, is portrayed in this OVA as demons hailing from the Makai alternate realm. The story centers around five ruthless demons, including the band members, led by Demon Kogure, who plot to exterminate humanity. Their primary opponent is Rosa, a guardian figure who is actually the rehabilitated war deity Freyja in disguise. As the demons aim to activate their catastrophic device, the Tower of Babel, Rosa works feverishly to complete her counter-device, the Tower of Cain. At the moment the demons are poised for triumph and global devastation, their leader suddenly changes tactics. Rather than destroying the world, he opts to form a music group to lure humans into demon worship through rock-and-roll.

This work follows Dick, a hobgoblin who has dwelled for three hundred years within Widford Manor, located in the Cotswolds.

After the terrible war between angels and demons, the world is reduced to rubble and its cities are destroyed. In order to restore peace, a group of four young children sets out on a quest to fight the evil forces that now rule the world, aiming to banish them from Earth and send them back to hell.

A star that tries to act like a grown-up falls from the sky. Keroppi helps care for it and supports it in finding the confidence to shine brightly once more.

This 1992 Madou King Granzort OVA is set in 2050. Following a violent moonquake, Daichi Haruka goes on vacation to the moon and meets V-May, a girl with furry ears, and her grandmother. This encounter launches an adventure with two other children, piloting the giant mecha Granzort to fight an evil monster race threatening the universe.

This compilation of three stories focuses on the various allies of Anpanman. In the first story, Baikinman captures Anpanman along with other characters and locks them up inside his dangerous amusement park, the Baikin-dome. It is up to the young Aka-chanman to save them. The second story takes place in a Wild West setting, where Baikinman and his Kabi Gang are stealing food supplies from trains. SLman, a steam engine, and Currypanman step up to deliver an important cargo, but will they succeed against Baikinman's gang? The final segment depicts Anpanman and his friends building homemade vehicles for a group trip. Each newcomer adds their own theme song to the mix, creating a medley of Anpanman tunes.

Keroppi and their friends are being bullied at the playground. To settle the matter, both sides decide to play a baseball game. While practicing, Junk leaves the team after an argument. Will they manage to win anyway?

Keroppi and their companions receive unique tickets that allow them to board an enchanted flying vessel that glides under the nighttime stars. The goal of their voyage is to observe the constellations, leaving the audience to question if this event is a collective dream or an actual journey.

Mabo-chan embarks on a global quest to discover a remedy after his parents are turned to stone from eating an apple contaminated by a strange bacteria.

Second season of Eunbikkabiui Yesnal Yesjeog-e.