Best Sci-Fi Anime of 2025

Following the complex operation that resulted in the containment of newly enlisted member Kafka Hibino, also known as Kaiju No. 8, the Defense Force remains uncertain about how to handle him. As the first kaiju to ally with humans, Kafka is eventually transferred to the First Division after extensive deliberation, with the goal of strengthening the elite unit against potential threats. Despite this, doubts about Kafka's reliability persist, and he must demonstrate his value during an upcoming mission. The First Division, including Kafka, is soon deployed when a massive swarm of ant-like kaiju begins causing destruction. With support from Kafka's companion Kikoru Shinomiya and their leader, Captain Gen Narumi, the mission initially proceeds without major complications. However, when Kafka struggles to transform into his kaiju form, the formidable Kaiju No. 9 enters the battle with the sole purpose of eliminating Kafka and seizing his abilities. The situation appears dire, but Kafka must overcome this daunting challenge alongside his fellow soldiers if he hopes to continue his aspiration: fighting alongside his childhood friend and the Third Division's captain, Mina Ashiro.

An alien shaped like a squid, called a Happian, travels from his home planet to bring joy throughout the universe. After arriving on Earth, he barely escapes being caught by humans and is rescued by a quiet young girl named Shizuka Kuze. Shizuka feeds him and gives him the name Takopii. Thankful for her kindness, Takopii focuses all his efforts on making Shizuka smile. But this mission proves harder than he expected. Shizuka is bullied by her classmates, has no father in her life, and her mother is rarely around—though the innocent Takopii does not understand how serious these problems are. Still, Shizuka finds comfort in her dog, Chappy. Her closeness with Chappy makes Takopii even more determined to bring happiness to her face. Takopii's attempts to cheer up Shizuka often lead to surprising results, but he stays committed to using his tentacles to take control, learn more about human feelings, and carry out his goal of spreading happiness.

Following their rigorous training under Benimaru Shinmon, Shinra Kusakabe and Arthur Boyle return to Special Fire Force Company 8, only to find no peace. Captain Akitaru Oubi has been arrested by the military police, now under the control of the White-Clad cult. Furthermore, Haumea, a member of the White-Clad and one of the eight pillars supporting the Adolla Burst, has infiltrated the leadership of the Tokyo Empire and integrated herself into the firefighting system. As a result, when Shinra and the rest of Company 8 set out on a mission to rescue their captain and free Tokyo, they are labeled as rebels.

Set in the Second Kowloon Walled City, a place defined by its dim lighting, damp alleyways, and lively atmosphere, the locale stirs a unique sense of nostalgia in those who live there. Among its residents is Reiko Kujirai, a 32-year-old real estate agent, who holds romantic feelings for her coworker Hajime Kudou, who is two years her junior. Though they occasionally clash, their relationship remains friendly, and they share in the city's charm together. Their world begins to unravel when Kudou, in a drowsy and disoriented state, unexpectedly kisses Kujirai, seemingly returning her unspoken affection. However, his confusion about her identity soon becomes apparent, prompting Kujirai to delve into a forgotten chapter of her own past.

In his previous life, Liam lived a sincere and moral life, only to end up crushed by debts and betrayed by his lover. Reincarnated into a noble family within a massive intergalactic empire, he comes to understand that the cosmos is split into the oppressed and their oppressors. This time, he resolves to seize whatever he desires and put his own needs first, no matter what. Yet his schemes keep failing. Despite his attempts to govern with cruelty, Liam’s actions continuously bring wealth and calm to his domain, and his approval among the populace only continues to rise.

Set during a pivotal era of an impending AI revolution, Towasa Oumagi emerges as a celebrated prodigy. Her adopted brother, Akira Himegami, understands the essence within her programming and stands by her side despite the adversity she faces as a trailblazer in artificial intelligence. During a crucial shareholders meeting aimed at unveiling a groundbreaking discovery that could redefine humanity, a violent incident occurs. A gunman attacks, killing both Towasa and Akira due to opposition against their innovative vision. Akira revives with the last memory being the assault, only to find that time has leaped forward by centuries. Awakening in a dilapidated laboratory within a ruined city, he has no clue about Towasa's fate or the condition of the world. A family consisting of a father and daughter finds him and takes him to their humble abode, revealing a society that has regressed. His newfound peace is disrupted when he is captured by OWEL, a worldwide organization that now controls the globe and limits access to historical knowledge. As execution looms, a figure with extraordinary, superhuman abilities arrives and decimates his captors. The rescuer, introducing herself as Yuugure—an android—requests that Akira marry her. Adding to the surreal situation, Yuugure bears an identical appearance to Towasa.

In the year 2157, the Gingarou Hotel, a high-end accommodation in Tokyo's Ginza area, relies on state-of-the-art service robots to ensure unparalleled guest experiences. However, for decades, the hotel has remained deserted, as humans left Earth due to the planet's poisonous atmosphere. Yachiyo, the robot designated as "acting acting manager," works tirelessly each day with her robotic team to keep the hotel in impeccable condition. Many of her colleagues have stopped functioning over time, with no chance of being fixed or replaced. Despite this, Yachiyo continues to fulfill her responsibilities, true to the pledge she made to the hotel's owner before he departed. She clings to the hope that humans will someday return to Earth and that she will reunite with the owner.

In Universal Century 0079, the Earth Federation and the Principality of Zeon remain locked in the brutal One Year War. Zeon's ace pilot Char Aznable once infiltrated an enemy base, seized the prototype Gundam, and secured a major victory for his side before vanishing without a trace during a mysterious incident involving the mobile suit. Six years later, tensions still simmer. Amate "Machu" Yuzuriha, a young girl living with her mother in a space colony, longs to escape her mundane routine and the pressures of cram school. Her desire for adventure intensifies when the Gundam QuuuuuuX, a cutting-edge machine deployed by Zeon soldiers, crashes near her home. Machu discovers she possesses a natural talent for piloting the mecha and uses it to fight Federation forces, receiving crucial support from Shuuji Itou, who flies a Gundam resembling Char's lost red unit. Unbeknownst to her, Machu's actions draw the interest of mobile suit duel enthusiasts who treat combat as a sport. Seeking friendship and excitement, she teams up with Shuuji to take part in thrilling clan battles, even as hints of a larger, looming conflict begin to emerge.

Akutsu Eita harbors a quiet crush on the popular Makina Agatsuma, but his shy nature keeps him from acting on it. To overcome this, he throws himself into robotics, hoping to build a companion bot that can secure him a spot as a lab assistant. One day, after school, Eita finds Makina injured outside his apartment. She reveals she's actually an android, built to seduce men and gather intel, but a system glitch prevents her from doing this properly. Grateful for his help, Makina declares Eita her new owner and moves in with him. Despite his repeated rejections, she keeps trying to seduce him, driven by her faulty programming, while Eita focuses on studying her complex design and mechanisms. As time passes, Makina's glitchy behavior grows more extreme, making her bolder and harder to avoid.

In Gnosia, Yuuri awakens aboard a derelict interstellar vessel with no memory of their past. Their primary concern is not the amnesia, but the presence of a Gnosia—a human-identical carrier of a virus intent on wiping out humanity—among the crew. With no clear way to spot the infected individual, the uninfected crew members resort to voting to isolate their suspected threat, hoping to contain the Gnosia by placing them in cryogenic stasis. Should the Gnosia survive this process, they will proceed to kill one crew member during the next warp, while the rest of the team remains unconscious. Despite their efforts, the voting system fails to root out the Gnosia, leaving Yuuri to confront the danger solo. As despair sets in, time suddenly resets, returning Yuuri to the moment of their first awakening. Each cycle brings new changes to the ship's condition and crew composition. Trapped in this temporal loop, Yuuri must find a solution to stop the Gnosia from carrying out its mission to destroy humanity.

In a Japan overrun by kaiju, Kafka Hibino makes a living by eliminating these monstrous creatures. Reuniting with his childhood friend Mina Ashiro, who has become a prominent member of the Anti-Kaiju Defense Force, Kafka reignites his old dream of joining the same organization. His goal takes an unexpected turn when he suddenly transforms into the powerful "Kaiju No. 8." With assistance from his fellow trainee Reno Ichikawa, Kafka conceals his secret while striving to qualify for the Defense Force through their demanding exams, all while aiming to stand alongside Mina. The situation intensifies when intelligent and mysterious kaiju attack a Defense Force facility, forcing Kafka to make a critical choice during this dire emergency.

In an alternate 2023, the revolutionary "smart thread" technology known as Your Forma, originally created to combat a widespread viral encephalitis outbreak, has become essential for everyday life. However, these seemingly convenient devices secretly record every visual, auditory, and emotional experience of their users. Echika Hieda, a skilled electronic investigator, regularly delves into people's memories through the Your Forma to gather evidence for solving complex crimes. Her exceptional ability often overwhelms her colleagues, causing them to suffer brain overheating and frequent hospitalizations. As a result, her superiors assign her a new partner, Harold Lucraft—a highly intelligent yet insolent android. Can this unlikely duo overcome their initial mistrust and prevent a perilous tech-driven contagion from engulfing the world before it is too late?

In the year 2099, humanity has advanced to the point where all injuries and diseases can be cured thanks to the development of the Medical Android Technology known as "Somadea." But alongside this progress, crimes exploiting that technology have surged dramatically. Somadea grants physical abilities far beyond those of ordinary flesh and blood, and through illegal modifications, it can be misused for criminal purposes. To combat these Somadea-related offenses, the government has instituted the Bounty Hunter System. Civilians registered as bounty hunters are authorized to eliminate illegal Somadea users who have been designated as wanted criminals by the police. In exchange, they receive substantial bounty money. Conditions for Receiving Bounty: Deliver the brain of a wanted criminal who possesses illegal Somadea to the authorities. Whether the target is alive or dead…does not matter. In this ruthless world, Ubu Kamigori makes her living as a bounty hunter chasing down criminals. But one day, when she returns home from a job, she finds the man tied to her sordid past waiting there—Mr. Elegance. And so, her fate begins to unfold. A tale woven by mechanical girls and the scent of gunpowder smoke—this suspenseful action story begins!

In a near-future world, Earth is governed by a single global administration under the control of Sapientia, an international AI network that oversees all aspects of daily life. Citizens enjoy peace by following Sapientia’s logical directives. Yet, the AI’s practice of sending criminals and pollutants to the Moon to preserve Earth’s balance creates hardship and inequality on the lunar surface, sparking conflict. After Jacob "Jack" Shadow loses his family in a terrorist attack carried out by the Moon’s resistance fighters, he sets out on a path of vengeance by enlisting in the Earth army as a scout stationed on the Moon. There, he meets an unexpected leader among the rebel forces.

In the series "Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth Verse," rebellious teenager Takeru Narihira has recurring nightmares where he is chased by monstrous creatures, always rescued by a mysterious girl. After vowing to save her during their 1,999th dream encounter, Takeru gets into a motorcycle accident and is transported to Denji Heian-kyo, a futuristic, alternate version of Japan's historical capital, where the girl from his dreams, Tsukiyima, lives, though she does not recognize him. A sinister black fog engulfs the city, petrifying residents and releasing demonic oni. Only the onmyouji, sorcerers equipped with magical shikigami suits, can battle these creatures. When the fog returns, Takeru discovers his own unique transformation abilities and resistance to the oni. Tragically, both Takeru and Tsukiyima are eventually killed, but Takeru awakens in Denji Heian-kyo again, this time two weeks before the fog's emergence. Determined to protect Tsukiyima, Takeru decides to train as an onmyouji to change the course of events.

In "Alma-chan Wants to Be a Family!," Alma, the advanced Apotheosis Loyal Maneuver Arms, was created by the brilliant yet disenchanted scientists Enji Kamisato and Suzume Yobane. Though built for military use, Alma becomes part of civilian life, learning to adjust to everyday human experiences. Living with her creators, who act as her parents, Alma grows sensitive to the nuances of human behavior. While Enji and Suzume appear outwardly combative, Alma, through her sharp observational abilities, recognizes their genuine care for each other, which they conceal behind their frequent quarrels. Amid the rhythms of their household, Alma develops an affection for the playful disorder that defines their distinctive family bond.

In the world of Digimon Beatbreak, Tomorou Tenma possesses an exceptionally powerful e-Pulse, the energy generated by human emotions and thoughts that powers Sapotama devices, egg-shaped AIs used in daily life. However, his strong e-Pulse often causes malfunctions in these devices. One evening, a mysterious Digimon named Gekkoumon emerges from his Sapotama, declaring its intent to consume Tomorou’s e-Pulse. Gekkoumon is a being that thrives on e-Pulse, arising due to errors in Sapotama systems. Some Digimon extract all energy from humans, leading to a condition called Cold Heart that leaves victims in a coma-like state. After Tomorou's older sibling, Asuka, falls to this fate, he vows revenge. When Tomorou meets Glowing Dawn, a team of Digimon users who track down dangerous Digimon for rewards, their leader, Kyou Sawashiro, hints at the possibility of reversing Asuka's condition. Despite initial reluctance to trust these newcomers, Tomorou decides to join forces with them, recognizing that rescuing his brother may require more than he can achieve alone.

In a world devastated by robotic invaders, Renge manages to survive with her mysterious abilities, despite having lost all memory of her past. Wandering through the ruined city, she meets five other young women, each with their own unique powers. Together, they find happiness in preparing delicious meals as they continue their fights against the mechanical enemies. Through their shared experiences, they start to uncover the origins of their abilities and their lost histories, gaining strength from their deepening connection.

After a worldwide disaster, two girls set off on a cycling trip through Japan's deserted landscapes, determined to keep enjoying their sightseeing despite the end of civilization. They continue their travels, undaunted by the apocalypse.

Chiharu, a superhuman, and Makina, a cyborg, are arrested for violating space traffic regulations. They end up stuck with a crew of misfits who were caught around the same time: the superhuman duo Akane and Kanata, and the cyborg buddies Kurt and Max. Police officer Ryoko sentences them to cleaning the interplanetary train—the so-called Milky☆Subway—as community service. It seems like a simple job at first until the train suddenly launches into deep space. The crew panics and scrambles in confusion as chaos erupts onboard the train. No purpose, no principle, no point—an unprecedented space-train spectacle powered by nothing but pure momentum.

MuuMuu, an extraterrestrial feline from a far-off galaxy, arrives on Earth intending to examine human home appliances and gadgets in order to regain knowledge that his kind once had but lost. Sakurako is an ordinary university student whose life gets completely disrupted when MuuMuu shows up. The two begin living together, sparking a string of chaotic happenings. As their bond grows, a wild, tech-laden, and feline-themed comedy unfolds.

Seven years after a catastrophic event nearly destroyed humanity, Kamitsubaki City has emerged as a symbol of scientific progress and thriving life. But beneath its gleaming surface lie the Tesseractors, monstrous beings born from human malice. The only ones who can fight these threats are the Witchling, five girls whose singing voices channel magic. Through their harmonies, they work to protect the city's peace and heal the broken world.

Taking place in an alternate, war-ravaged version of 1914, the story centers on Alek, a prince on the run from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and Deryn Sharp, a brave young woman who poses as a boy to enlist in the British Air Service. After their paths cross on the HMS Leviathan—a colossal living airship constructed from bioengineered creatures—they set off on a globe-spanning journey that forces them to reconsider their views on conflict, allegiance, and self.

In the not-too-distant future, Akira Mizutame is a gifted young scientist renowned for building Salt, a helper robot for daily chores. After a string of unsuccessful projects leaves him creatively stuck, he takes a friend's advice to enhance his own romantic life and sets out to create an artificial girlfriend, whom he names "No. 0." As No. 0 carries out her programmed duties, she begins to experience emotions of her own, leading to an inner conflict. Can true feelings ever grow between No. 0 and Akira—who struggles to connect with others—or will their bond stay purely artificial?

The critically acclaimed animated short series makes its return to Japan with a third volume featuring contributions from nine anime studios. 1) "The Duel: Payback" directed by Mizuno Takanobu (Kamikaze Douga x Anima) 2) "The Song of Four Wings" directed by Hiroyasu Kobayashi (Project Studio Q) 3) "The Ninth Jedi: Child of Hope" directed by Naoyoshi Shiotani (Production I.G.) 4) "The Bounty Hunters" directed by Junichi Yamamoto (Wit Studio) 5) "Yuko's Treasure" directed by Masaki Tachibana (Kinema Citrus) 6) "The Lost Ones" directed by Hitoshi Haga (Kinema Citrus) 7) "The Smuggler" directed by Masahiko Ootsuka (Trigger) 8) "The Bird of Paradise" directed by Tadahiro Yoshihira (Polygon Pictures) 9) "Black" directed by Shinya Oohira (David Production)

In a dystopian future where civilization has collapsed, the surviving population struggles to endure across a barren wasteland. To cope with hardship, scavengers repurpose remnants of the past. Gear runs a junk shop and teams up with Qu-0213—a robot that manifests four distinct personalities—and White Bear, an experienced gambler, to recover stolen goods. Their routine existence is upended when Gear takes a rare opportunity to steal a critically important object. What starts as a daring heist quickly escalates into a deadly affair involving ruthless assassins, high-speed car chases, and violent battles. Unbeknownst to Gear and their crew, the stolen relic conceals a secret that could upset the fragile balance of their devastated world.

Lingering plot threads, intense feelings, and a resolution to various matters. An epilogue OVA included with the Aldnoah.Zero Blu-ray Disc BOX.

A movie compilation covering the first and second cours of Aldnoah.Zero, which also incorporates the new animated material from Aldnoah.Zero: Ame no Danshou -The Penultimate Truth- to bring the series to its conclusion.

"Remember, when you had wings." A wish made 12,000 years ago echoes in a broken heart. As the sun, moon, and Mars align, a new melody of unity begins to play. Located on the peaceful island of Enoshima in the Shonan Sea, the prestigious Private Enoshima Academy draws talented students from across the nation with its advanced technological curriculum. Sakko, Rimiya, and Toshi—members of the elite Elements class—are chosen to pilot the emotion-driven Vector Machine, a fighter jet used to combat the enigmatic Mythical Beasts. During intense battles, guided by a hidden vision, Sakko cries out, "Planetary Fusion! Go, Aquarion!" Reborn through cycles of reincarnation, the mechanical celestial wing Aquarion takes form. The young pilots, burdened by their fates, confront the truths of the cosmos as adult ambitions clash with the mysterious Space Egg Society. This epic tale of love, interwoven with personal emotions, unfolds with the destiny of the universe hanging in the balance.

Miru: Paths to My Future" is an anthology anime series created in collaboration with five animation studios. It tells a story of encounters between humans and a robot. Born in a distant future, MIRU is a robot without weapons who travels through time to support people from various eras. MIRU meets individuals from different times and places—people who, in spite of their hardships, live their lives with resolve. Through their meetings with MIRU, these people take small but significant steps forward. These steps, like the "Butterfly Effect," create ripples of change that lead toward a brighter future. "The future is in our hands." This story reminds us of the power that exists in every small beginning. Contains: 1) Episode 079: "Stardust Memory" 2) Episode 101: "The King of the Forest" 3) Episode 217: "Londonderry Air" 4) Episode 630: "Re: MIRU" 5) Episode 926: "Wait, I'll Be There

I'm supposed to be reading the room so I don't mess up, I'm doing what everyone else is doing, So why can't I get anything right? Rise Azumino, a university student, felt lost in her own life. One day, led by an invitation letter left behind by her late grandmother, she steps into "Wonderland." There she meets a girl named Alice, and together they set off on a journey. Rise encounters the White Rabbit, the Caterpillar, the Queen of Hearts, the Trumpeter, the Mad Hatter and the March Hare, Humpty Dumpty, the twins Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee, the Cheshire Cat, and... One after another, the residents of Wonderland appear before Rise! And the wild chaos that follows! What kind of future will Rise choose in this crazy adventure alongside Alice? This adventure is sure to put a smile on your face tomorrow!

Anime adaptation of Hana-Doll*, a 2.5D idol franchise. Within the idol project's narrative, the "Hana Ningyou Project" (Flower Doll Project) is designed to artificially craft the "perfect idol" by placing a special flower seed inside a body. The franchise traces the development of young men who devote themselves to the project. The anime will adapt the "first season" of the drama CD series, titled "Flowering."

Episode 14 of Momentary Lily, titled "Tsuzuiteiku Kappou, Kappou!", debuted on U-NEXT and aired on AT-X immediately after the series' final episode. It became available on other streaming platforms the following week, and was subsequently included in the series' Blu-ray and DVD release.

In a world where the spoken word wields true influence, those involved risk everything they believe in. The ultimate Division Rap Battle is here, featuring 48 unique scenarios, 16 new tracks, and 7 distinct conclusions. As Japan's first interactive film, this movie lets the audience's choices shape how each screening unfolds, making every viewing a one-of-a-kind participatory experience where the narrative changes based on viewer decisions.

In the year 2200, Japan has transformed into a cat-dominated nation, a consequence of the declining human birth rate. In this future world, cats are capable of speech, education, and employment. The story centers on a high school girl and her contentious cat.

Taira Bondo, a ten-year-old elementary schooler, lives out his days as if he were in a comedy show, accompanied by his OrderMaid, Roboco. Then one day, Roboco receives a sudden knee notification as worlds crash together. Someone has thrown space-time into chaos, and Robocos from across the multiverse start to converge.

Have you ever thought about what the Defense Force crew does when they aren't facing off against enormous monsters? No need to speculate any longer! This short anime series follows the relaxed, everyday routines of Kafka Hibino and his comrades in the Defense Force.

This newest installment in the Mashin Eiyuuden Wataru series follows fourth-grader Wataru Hoshibe, who takes on the persona of a RyuTuber with dreams of becoming a superstar. Alongside his partner Ryuujinmaru, he fights through an alternate realm made of floating blocks to defeat the final boss, Enjoda.

After crash-landing on Amatera, a planet ravaged by war, Zero has no memories and no sense of who she is. The world around her is embroiled in a vicious struggle between the local resistance and the imperial Gevuran forces. Amid the chaos, she meets Ring, a compelling young leader devoted to saving the planet. As fragments of Zero's forgotten past begin to surface, she realizes she is no ordinary girl—she is a cosmic being known as Galverse, a key to something far greater than any single world.

In "As One," the narrative follows You, a modern Japanese high school student with ambitions of becoming a musician. He persists in chasing his goal despite opposition from his family and tensions within his band. One day, while walking through Shibuya, he hears a desperate cry for help, followed instantly by a blinding flash of light. At the same time, in a far-off region of the universe, the celestial body Meguriboshi teeters on the edge of war over a dispute involving the energy source known as Hoshichi, or Star Blood. As peace talks are nearly complete, a vast field of space debris suddenly materializes, creating a grave danger. Laco, a youthful technician, rushes to assist with planetary defense but finds herself in mortal jeopardy. As she loses consciousness, her mind connects with You's, laying the groundwork for their intertwined destiny.

The second installment in the Bousei no Volicia film series. Inside humanity's final stronghold, Akio—a member of the Heavenly Crest (Astronomy) Club—discovers the truth behind their world. Two pilots must be found to fight the last two Usurpers, who are hunting for the dwindling Fire of Life. During the clash with the second enemy, Akio confronts a hard choice between a happy present and protecting the future, a decision that demands she dedicate her very soul.

In the aftermath of a devastating war, three young women serve as soldiers in a cold, barren landscape covered in snow. Their mission is to search the frozen wasteland for survivors of the Iron Army—eerie, deformed weapons that were once human. Gros and especially the inexperienced Leichte look up to Esus, who is stronger and wiser than they are. Yet Esus has her own flaws and unhealed emotional scars. Somewhere out in the vast, deadly ocean of snow lie the answers—both to Esus' suffering and to the terrible secret behind this war.

Specials included with the DVD release of the second season of Hyakushou Kizoku bundled with volume 8.1 of the manga.

A sequel film to Junk Head.

A brief prologue animation serving as a prelude and promotional piece for the game Digimon Story Time Stranger. Set to the theme song "wherever you are" from Digimon Story Time Stranger, the Prelude short centers on Inori and their younger brother just prior to the events of the main story.

The anime is a spin-off that follows the everyday lives of SD versions of Echika and friends.

In the not-too-distant future, as technology advances once more, people become more deeply absorbed in the metaverse. But this digital progression also leads to a rise in cybercrime. To combat it more efficiently, metaverse operators start equipping artificial intelligence with enhanced investigation abilities. Violet, an AI created specifically for conducting interrogations, receives a new mission: to interview a young woman called Mia.

The narrative unfolds on the mysterious planet Elementros, which harbors unknown powers. The protagonist, Optimus Prime, trails his ally Megatron and arrives on this world. There, Optimus encounters Lightlong, a giraffe-type Transformer and energy beast. Lightlong explains that the energy beasts inhabiting Elementros in animal and dinosaur forms contain five types of "element energy": fire, water, earth, nature, and lightning. Suddenly, Megatron launches an attack. By harnessing the strength of their bond, Optimus and Lightlong unlock the ability to transform and combine into [Wild King]. Optimus allies with the animals, while Megatron commands the dinosaurs. What fate awaits them?

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Third season of Dinoster: Gonglyongsuhodae.