1988 Anime

Set in 1950s Japan, Tatsuo Kusakabe relocates his family to a rural house to stay close to his wife, who is hospitalized for a prolonged illness. His daughters, Satsuki and Mei, soon adapt to their new life in the countryside. One day, Mei pursues a small, rabbit-like creature into the woods, where she encounters Totoro, a gigantic, magical forest spirit, and they quickly forge a connection. Soon after, Satsuki also meets Totoro, and the two sisters share a series of whimsical adventures with nature and other forest spirits.

In 1988, a young boy with psychic abilities triggers a catastrophic explosion that destroys Tokyo and ignites World War III. To avert future disasters, he is captured and hidden from the public. Thirty years later, the reconstructed Neo-Tokyo is ravaged by gang violence and anti-government unrest. Shoutarou Kaneda leads "the Capsules," a notorious gang known for their oversized custom motorcycles and their bitter feud with "the Clowns." During a confrontation with their rivals, Kaneda's best friend, Tetsuo Shima, collides with an esper escaping a government facility. This incident awakens Tetsuo's dormant psychic powers, which quickly spiral out of control. As authorities struggle to contain this new threat to the city, Tetsuo becomes increasingly powerful, transforming into the epicenter of the escalating chaos.

As World War II approaches its conclusion in 1945, relentless American air raids inflict widespread devastation across Japan, destroying numerous cities. "Grave of the Fireflies," or "Hotaru no Haka" in Japanese, chronicles the lives of Seita and his younger sister Setsuko, forever altered by the brutal realities of war. Stripped of their mother, father, home, and any hope for a bright future, the siblings must confront the grim aftermath of the conflict. Left homeless and stranded, Seita and Setsuko wander the countryside, battling hunger and sickness. Despite encountering apathy and occasional cruelty from those around them, their unyielding optimism in the face of overwhelming hardship sustains them, temporarily delaying the inevitable conclusion of their tragic journey.

In "Legend of the Galactic Heroes," the 150-year deadlock between the Galactic Empire and the Free Planets Alliance ends as a new generation of leaders rises: Reinhard von Lohengramm, an idealistic military prodigy, and Yang Wenli, a thoughtful historian from the FPA. Reinhard ascends the Empire's ranks backed by his childhood friend, Siegfried Kircheis, aiming to free his sister from the Kaiser's grasp and unite humanity under a single legitimate ruler while battling the fading Goldenbaum Dynasty's remnants. On the galaxy's opposite side, Yang, a staunch democracy advocate, struggles to uphold his beliefs amid the FPA's challenges and mentors his student, Julian Mintz, stressing that autocracy is not the answer. As war rages and ideologies collide, both strategic masters must reflect on the underlying motivations driving their conflict.

In "Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure," the disappearance of Emperor Chiaotzu's wife leads Master Shen to disclose that gathering the seven Dragon Balls can call forth the eternal dragon, who can grant wishes to bring her back. While the Emperor arranges the World Martial Arts Tournament, where Goku and Krillin take part, Bora and his son Upa conceal a Dragon Ball they discovered from the emperor's forces, commanded by the villainous Shen and General Tao. At the same time, Bulma sets off on her own quest for the Dragon Balls, joined by Yamcha, Puar, and Oolong.

In Universal Century 0093, Char Aznable, commanding the space rebel group Neo Zeon, promotes the idea of humanity relocating to space in order to secure peace. To advance this cause, he intends to send the immense asteroid Axis colliding into Earth, creating a catastrophic winter that would make the planet impossible to live on. This aggressive scheme also lets him address a personal conflict with Amuro Ray, which began with a comrade's death during the One Year War, even though they have sometimes fought on the same side. The Earth Federation's Londo Bell unit is the only group capable of stopping Char's plan. Led by seasoned Captain Bright Noa, and with Amuro Ray piloting the sophisticated Nu Gundam, Londo Bell launches an operation to safeguard Earth. As the original Gundam story heads toward its climactic finale, the decisive battle between Londo Bell and Neo Zeon determines the planet's future and concludes the bitter feud between Char and Amuro.

With technological advancements, humanity has developed versatile robots called Labors to assist with everyday tasks. Unfortunately, some individuals use these machines for illegal activities, leading police departments worldwide to employ specialized "Patrol Labors," or Patlabors, to combat Labor-related crimes. New recruit Noa Izumi becomes part of a dedicated Patlabor unit, operating her own mech named Alphonse. Working alongside her peers, Izumi aims to safeguard society against those who misuse this formidable technology. As she settles into her role, she navigates the challenges of balancing her personal and professional life while forming friendships with aloof colleague Asuma Shinohara, fellow pilot Isao Oota, and others in her brigade. Together, they confront conspiracies, internal conflicts, and even supernatural perils.

Before the legendary clash between Count von Lohengramm of the Galactic Empire and Yang Wen-li of the Free Planets Alliance at the Battle of Astarte, a four-month interval occurred. At this time, the future count was known as Reinhard von Müsel. As the youngest admiral in the Empire's history, he endured ridicule and skepticism from his peers, who were jealous of his connection to the Kaiser’s concubine. When Reinhard was dispatched with his fleet to Iserlohn Fortress, he received orders from the cunning and ambitious Fleet Admiral Gregor von Muckenberger to confront an enemy fleet in a nearby star system. Realizing these instructions were a covert attempt to eliminate him, Reinhard nonetheless directed his weary forces into combat within the atmosphere of the gas giant Legnica. Little did he know, this engagement would mark the beginning of numerous encounters with the Hero of El Facil.

Following World War III, humanity rebuilt and created Olympus, a high-tech city run by the supercomputer Gaia and inhabited by Bioroids—genetically engineered beings who handle all administrative tasks. Olympus provides its residents with comfort and safety. But a recent increase in crime breaks the city's peace. Deunan Knute and her partner Briareos Hecantochires, part of Olympus's Enhanced SWAT team, are tasked with dealing with the most perilous threats. When a terrorist group threatens Olympus's stability, Deunan and Briareos vow to stop them no matter what.

Ryo Saeba operates as a private detective by day and takes on the role of a sweeper to fight crime in the city during other hours. Though highly skilled, he is prone to being distracted by beautiful women. His partner, Kaori Makimura, frequently finds herself shielding their female clients from Ryo's unwanted advances.

Above the rooftops of Shinjuku, Genichirou Izayou once suffered defeat at the hands of Levih Rah, a man who bartered his soul for demonic power. A decade has passed, and Shinjuku remains a demon-infested wasteland while the rest of Tokyo stays untouched. One day, Kyouya, Genichirou's son, learns from the news that Japan's revered prime minister has fallen victim to demonic attacks. Despite his uncertainty about inheriting his father's Nempo abilities, Kyouya realizes he is the only one who can stop Levih Rah from threatening the world. Teaming up with Sayaka Rama, the prime minister's daughter, Kyouya ventures into Shinjuku, determined to overcome the challenge his father could not.

While looking into a series of gruesome murders where the victims have been completely drained of blood, spiritualist Himiko Se meets Miyu Yamano, who reveals herself to be a true vampire. Yet Miyu acts as a guardian, keeping humanity safe from the dangerous Shinma—supernatural beings with godlike demonic power. These Shinma cause chaos among people, and one of them has infiltrated the noble vampire bloodline. As Himiko continues her investigation, she finds it hard to believe Miyu's claims of innocence and wonders why a vampire would defend humans against the Shinma.

Leona Ozaki becomes a member of the elite Tank Police in Newport City. Alongside her fellow officer Al and her custom mini-tank Bonaparte, she fights to counter the dangers posed by Buaku and the Puma Sisters.

Thousands of years ago, the evil Emperor Talpa sought to conquer the world. After his defeat, he was exiled to the Nether Realm, and his armor was split into nine separate pieces. In the present day, Talpa has returned with the aim of reclaiming Earth, having recovered four of the armor fragments. The remaining five pieces are held by the only ones who can stop him—the Ronin Warriors.

In northern Europe, Dolbar, the reincarnated form of Odin, holds absolute power. Meanwhile, in Siberia, Hyoga rescues a man who warns him of unrest in Asgard. Athena decides to investigate the situation and sends Hyoga to scout ahead. But when Athena and the others arrive in Asgard, Hyoga has disappeared. Dolbar then captures Athena, intending to take control of the Sanctuary, as the Bronze Saints attempt to aid her while battling the God Warriors.

In "Saint Seiya: Legend of Crimson Youth," Apollo, the Sun God and sibling to Athena, appears with intentions to reclaim Athena for the heavens and assume control of the Sanctuary. He reawakens the fallen Gold Saints and enlists them alongside several God Saints to serve as his personal guards. Upon Athena's defiance, Apollo resorts to banishing her to the underworld. Concurrently, the Bronze Saints embark on a mission to rescue Athena.

Otokojuku is a unique private academy that enrolls juvenile delinquents expelled from other schools. There, students are instructed in the virtues of traditional Japanese honor and courage through methods derived from feudal and military practices. The instruction is harsh and frequently brutal, resembling an action film. Only those who endure this demanding regimen truly earn the right to be called men.

Yo Hinomura was once a simple Japanese potter before a confrontation with the Chinese mafia forever altered his path. Now serving as an assassin for the 108 Dragons, Yo is a flawless killing machine. As a display of remorse for his victims, he weeps after completing each assassination. Because of this, he is notoriously recognized by the Dragons and every criminal syndicate worldwide as "Crying Freeman."

After a century-long war concludes, Merowlink Ality is the only survivor from a squad that was set up and falsely accused of military corruption. Driven by vengeance, he carries the dogtags of his fallen comrades and uses an outdated anti-tank rifle, intent on hunting down and making the corrupt leaders who betrayed his unit answer for their actions. His quest also seeks to expose the hidden truth behind the conspiracy.

Following the conclusion of the Kimagure Orange Road TV series, Kyosuke and Madoka reach the brink of graduation, facing the critical decision of which college to attend. Naturally desiring to stay together, they must balance their studies with the search for a university that will accept both of them. Hikaru, who still has a year remaining before her own graduation, attempts to support Kyosuke in her unique fashion. However, her involvement sparks jealousy in Madoka, prompting her to finally confess her true feelings to Kyosuke. Faced with this emotional crossroads, Kyosuke must take decisive action to choose the girl he truly loves, bringing the story of Kimagure Orange Road to a definitive close.

This animated feature brings the Urusei Yatsura saga to a boiling point by adapting the final story arc of the original manga, though it is not the series' concluding film. Lupa, another of Lum's suitors, arrives on Earth, forcing Lum and Ataru to rekindle their game of tag to stop the planet from being obliterated. Ataru's only path to victory is uttering the three words "I love you," which he has stubbornly refused to say to Lum. Will he finally confess his true feelings to save the Earth, or will his pride lead to the world's destruction?

In a futuristic setting, Kei and Yuri serve as Trouble Consultants for the 3WA, operating under the codename "Lovely Angels." Known across the galaxy as the Dirty Pair, they are celebrated for consistently completing their assignments, though they also carry a notorious reputation for leaving a trail of collateral damage and disorder behind them.

The residents of Maison Ikkoku hold a party to celebrate Yusaku and Kyoko's wedding. During the festivities, Yusaku grows uneasy after learning that Kyoko is waiting for a letter, sparking jealousy and suspicions about her loyalty. His anxiety lingers through the night, and the truth behind his concerns is finally uncovered the next morning.

In a deep, dark void, the once-beautiful Venus now wallows in misery. Dissatisfied with her situation, she summons her twin brother, Deimos, to find her a new vessel. Meanwhile, Minako Ifu worries about her missing friend Hisamatsu, who vanished while searching for a famous orchid cultivator. While trying to track him down, she crosses paths with Deimos, who proclaims that she is fated to become his bride and descend with him into the underworld. Terrified, Minako flees and eventually finds the house her friend was seeking, where she meets the friendly siblings Touko and Kaname Ooba. But appearances are deceptive, and Minako finds herself caught up in a sinister plot—despite the persistent and charming advances of Deimos.

A young man named Akitsu Masato is taken into custody by a secret government initiative called "Last Guardian." He learns that his ordinary student life was fabricated, and his true purpose is to pilot a massive robot known as the "Zeorymer of the Heavens." This reality is driven home when Masato witnesses his `parents` accepting money for raising him. Last Guardian is preparing for the revival of "Hau Dragon," an organization intent on world domination. Fifteen years ago, Hau Dragon constructed eight colossal robots, each mecha representing a different natural force. But before any of them could be deployed, their creator Kihara Masaki destroyed all but the leader unit: Zeorymer. He handed Zeorymer and an embryo over to the government. That embryo grew into Masato. Now Hau Dragon has rebuilt the other seven mecha and seeks the eighth. It falls to Masato and Himuro to pilot Zeorymer and fight against Hau Dragon—yet neither Masato nor Himuro are what they appear to be.

During another school break, A-Ko dreams of finding the perfect boyfriend, which sparks an argument with C-Ko. C-Ko runs away and is nearly hit by a motorcyclist named Kei. While working part-time at a fast-food restaurant to save money for a party dress, A-Ko meets Kei and immediately falls for him. B-Ko happens to have feelings for him as well. Yet neither A-Ko nor B-Ko realizes that C-Ko is the one Kei truly cares about.

From the very first episode, the hijinks of the Matsuno sextuplets take a backseat to the colorful, buck-toothed con artist Iyami and his bald, diminutive sidekick Chibita. Nearly every episode unfolds as a standalone comedy parade featuring this duo along with other eccentric locals who pop up in various recurring roles, as the series effortlessly jumps between different time periods and genres. In most cases, Iyami and Chibita take center stage as partners in crime—a couple of down-on-their-luck schemers scraping by while carrying out shady scams in hopes of striking it rich.

Kiteretsu is a boy with extraordinary scientific talent who created a robot sidekick called Korosuke. Using the time machine he invented, he regularly embarks on time-travel adventures with his friends and Korosuke. Living in the same neighborhood is Miyoko, who essentially serves as his girlfriend. His rival Tongari possesses several characteristics reminiscent of Honekawa Suneo. Meanwhile, Buta Gorilla (Kumada Kaoru) functions as the local neighborhood bully and shares many traits with Gian (Takeshi Goda), except that he frequently picks on Korosuke, despite them all being in elementary school.

Kosaku Hatanaka, a promising boxer trained under Coach Mukoda, was once the only professional athlete from their gym. However, his career has been marred by disappointment, largely because he repeatedly fails to make weight for his matches. After a humiliating incident in the ring that caused several scheduled fights to be canceled, Kosaku is warned that his next bout might be his last if he doesn't improve. His situation seems dire when, breaking his strict diet, he convinces Sister Angela, a local trainee nun, to give him food. It looks inevitable that he will once again surpass the weight limit, potentially ending his boxing career. Realizing her unintentional role in his overeating, Sister Angela takes it upon herself to help him get back on track—even as Kosaku finds himself more drawn to her than to her spiritual advice.

In "Doraemon the Movie: The Record of Nobita's Parallel Visit to the West," Nobita tries to prove the Monkey King is real by traveling back to the era when Sanzo began his journey. Doraemon provides a virtual video game console that allows Nobita to play through "Journey to the West" and get a costume similar to the Monkey King's. However, Nobita still cannot confirm the Monkey King's existence. After they finish playing "Journey to the West" without defeating any demons, their world becomes overrun by demonic creatures. The problem arises because Doraemon forgot to turn off the game console in the past, allowing demons to escape and take over their world. To set things right, Doraemon and the group must go back to the past to fight and eliminate these demons.

Oishinbo revolves around newspaper journalists, with Yamaoka, a skeptical food critic, as the central figure. This manga is a well-known adult-oriented mainstream comic in Japan and has been referenced in an episode of "Iron Chef."

Mobile Suit SD Gundam Mk-I is a compilation of humorous short segments based on the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise. The first episode spoofs major moments from the One Year War. In the second episode, Amuro, Kamille, and Judau compete to determine who has the best pension management abilities, but Char interrupts their competition. The third episode features the SD Olympics, where a range of characters participate in different athletic events, setting humans against mobile suits.

Ceddie's father dies unexpectedly, prompting the boy to travel to England and assume his grandfather's title, the Earl of Dorincourt. The Earl is first known for his obstinate and self-centered ways, but Ceddie's sincere warmth gradually begins to soften him. This transformation ultimately turns the Earl into a kinder and more generous man. This story is a retelling of Frances Hodgson Burnett's classic novel.

A failing school receives the "Ultimate Teacher" Ganpachi, sent to instill discipline and prepare students for the real world. However, the students, led by Hinako, resist his attempts to dismantle their gang. To oppose Ganpachi, Hinako uses her unconventional secret weapon: her lucky cat-print panties. The situation grows even more complicated when it is revealed that Ganpachi himself is the result of genetic experiments.

The Iron Fist Chinmi, also known as Tekken, is a kung-fu adventure following a teenage boy who will master the art of kung-fu at a temple called Dairin Temple. The adventure is set against the backdrop of a vast China Kingdom with a rich history and enormous territory. This teenager’s name is Chinmi, and he is accompanied by a funny monkey commonly called Go Ku as he travels through the wide world of kung-fu. Chinmi is an orphaned teenager who has only an older sister, Mei Lin. Before Chinmi set out to explore his talent in kung-fu at Dairin Temple, the two of them lived near the Choko River in a small restaurant they owned. It was Master Yosen who first gave Chinmi an inner-power kung-fu style, which becomes the primary technique Chinmi relies on in every fight during his adventure.

One night, a Star of Life descends through the chimney of a bakery hidden deep in the forest, bringing the bread dough inside the oven to life. This creates the hero Anpanman, a superhero made from an anpan—a sweet bun filled with red bean paste. Along with his friends, Anpanman battles his archenemy Baikinman and aids those who are hungry.

The story picks up from the Lady Lady series. At Lynn’s school, the prestigious Lady Quest award is presented annually to the most refined young lady. Lynn is resolved to achieve this honor.

Gunma Akagi, a teenager from the countryside, frequently stirs up trouble with his customized tractor, frustrating his father Souichirou Akagi, who is working hard to maintain a respectable reputation for his political aspirations. One evening, while driving on the highway with his close friend Tamotsu Oishi, another vehicle passes Gunma. Interpreting this as a challenge, he attempts to overtake the mysterious driver but suffers a spectacular crash. The defeat sparks his competitive nature, driving him to seek revenge at any cost. Gunma leaves his peaceful rural home and moves to the city, determined to become a Formula One champion.

Sonic Soldier Borgman is a science fiction series blending super sentai elements with non-combining mecha technology. The narrative follows a trio that resembles a sentai team in their fight against the Youma organization. The group consists of three members associated with the primary ranger colors of pink, blue, and green. The main characters are Chuck, Ryo, and Anise, with Ryo serving as the leader. Chuck and Anise also work as teachers at a public school. Their students frequently assist the Borgman or cause problems, and some even learn their secret identities. Ryo rides a modern blue motorcycle capable of self-upgrading and speech. The transformation phrase is "Borg. Get On." Each team member wields a personalized cannon matching their armor color, used exclusively to defeat the monsters encountered.

Three years have passed since the events of the first series. Hiromi has continued training with her coach and become Japan's junior champion. Their joint successes also led to the coach being selected as the first trainer of the Japanese Selection of Tennis, and he is scheduled to lead a trip with the youngest team members to the USA. The personal relationship between Hiromi and her coach has grown closer, but moving beyond their teacher-student bond proves very challenging.

Despite the Destrons being forced off Earth, a small team of Cybertron Pretenders has stayed behind as a precaution. Under the leadership of Metalhawk—who takes the human identity of "Hawk"—these Pretenders blend into human society, employing their Pretender shells to take on human size and appearance. The Cybertrons' vigilance proves necessary when Destron Pretenders emerge, guided by an enigmatic entity called Devil Z. In response, both the Cybertrons and Destrons expand their ranks by enlisting humans to become Junior Headmasters and Godmasters, also known as Powermasters.

The girls find salvation from none other than Catty Nebulart herself! Now the clock is ticking as Catty struggles to finish her greatest achievement: a massive machine that will bring life to a barren world.

The narrative follows nine-year-old Wataru Ikusabe, who is mysteriously transported to a divine realm known as Soukaizan, where he is destined to become its savior. During his journey to rescue this magical world, he succeeds in turning a clay sculpture into a semi-autonomous miniature Super Robot.

In "Spirit Warrior," Kujaku, a young mystic with a mysterious past, possesses remarkable supernatural abilities stemming from a dark omen at his birth. Brought up by priests, he uses his powers for good. However, the malevolent Siegfried von Mittgard seeks to steal Kujaku's birthright and rise as the Regent of Darkness, intending to rule the world. To stop this, Siegfried has sent ruthless agents to destroy Kujaku before he can achieve his full destiny. As danger closes in, Kujaku must uncover the truth of his origins before his inner power becomes uncontrollable.

After a dramatic accident, a traveling performance group discovers a damaged spaceship with only one survivor—a baby named Corona. Knowing almost nothing about where she came from or her cultural background, the troupe decides to take on their most challenging performance yet: acting as a human family. As Corona grows up, the performers reflect on the consequences of their decision and consider how they would respond if representatives from her home planet ever come to reclaim her.

In "Little Baldy Hagemaru," the main character, Hagemaru Hageda, is a fourth-grader residing in Japan alongside his extremely thrifty parents. Their obsession with penny-pinching forms the central theme of the series. Hagemaru has a pet dog named Pesu, who often remarks on the family's cheapness and complains about not getting enough to eat. His best friend is his classmate Masaru Kondo, and Hagemaru has a crush on another student, Midori. Each episode generally centers on Hagemaru's daily life at school, with moments involving his teacher, whom he calls "miss," and his other classmates. Every installment wraps up with a highlight reel of the top ten moments.

Otokojuku is a special private academy created for juvenile delinquents expelled from ordinary schools. Here, pupils receive instruction in classic Japanese samurai ethics using strict feudal and military disciplines. The curriculum is severe and frequently brutal, resembling a high-octane movie. Only by enduring these tough trials can the students transform into genuine men.

Set seven centuries after the Dunbine TV series, "The Tale of Neo Byston Well" follows Shion Zaba, the reborn version of original hero Sho Zama. Alongside Silkie Mau, Reml Jilfried (who is the rebirth of Remile Luft), and the Aura Battler Silbine, Shion works to prevent a deranged Shot Weapon from launching a specially constructed nuclear ICBM that threatens to annihilate the entire realm. This story earned acclaim not only for its enhanced animation quality but also for incorporating B-CLUB Magazine's well-known AURA FANTASM series as the foundation for the redesigned Aura Battlers.

Each episode functions as an independent adaptation of a distinct fairy tale or folk story. The series does not exclusively draw from the tales compiled by the Brothers Grimm.

The series "Tama of Third Street: Have You Seen My Tama?" centers on Tama and his pals Momo, Wocket, Tiggle, Rockney, Pimmy, Bupkus, Bengpu, and Chopin. Each installment portrays their quick, cheerful exploits with no ongoing storyline. A regular element throughout episodes is meeting a new companion and experiencing flashbacks from memories.

This is the story of a young girl and a young dragon. Unsurprisingly, they are the closest of friends, and just as predictably, the rest of the world is against them both. However, when demons decide to destroy their world, they take the side of those who have always opposed them.

Taking the form of an MTV-style rock music video, Hurricane Live! 2032 merges scenes from Bubblegum Crisis with musical performances by Kinuko Omori and the Knight Sabers.

A Cinderella-like story, Fashion Lala follows a young girl named Miho who has a difficult relationship with her family. Miho has a passion for designing clothes, but her aunt and three cousins doubt that someone so young can be talented and make fun of her creations. Meanwhile, a contest for the next "Disco Queen" is approaching, and Miho desperately wants to create a dress for someone to wear in the competition, since she is not old enough to participate herself. With resolve and a touch of magic, Miho's aspirations might become reality!

The sequel of the Cream Lemon: Lemon Angel.

Jack moves to Hokkaido for medical treatment due to his illness, feeling lonely and hopeless. One night, a rider suddenly crashes through his window to assist him. Despite never having been introduced, Jack instinctively knows the rider's name and senses they have met before. The rider, Cu Chulainn, guides Jack to open a portal beneath the moonlight, sending him to Nymphidia—a world inspired by "A Midsummer Night's Dream." There, the inhabitants are expecting the arrival of a new Fairy King.

Mako, a charismatic new teacher at Gyunabe High School, strives to inspire her students. She encounters unforeseen obstacles from a classroom largely controlled by the playful Obayashi, who orchestrates attempts to glimpse her underwear and humiliate her. Adding further complexity, the principal assigns her as the school's rugby coach. These strains could push Mako to contemplate resigning from her position.

Based on the role-playing game Legend of Xanadu, the story begins when the evil wizard Reichswar slays the King and takes a magical crystal, aiming to conquer Xanadu with its power. Soon after, the newly widowed Queen Rieru is captured. In response, a brave young hero, carrying the enchanted sword Dragonslayer, sets out on a journey to rescue her.

A super deformed parody that shows the "making of" Eternal Story and Destruction. It offers a very humorous behind-the-scenes look at what would happen if "Gall Force" were a live-action series rather than an animated one. Cast and crew members encounter severe and embarrassing problems when things don't go as planned; for instance, Lufy is utterly mortified when she becomes the focus of a large crowd of onlookers while naked; the director's insistence on realistic filming creates some genuinely high-voltage friction with Catty; and finally, after the premiere, the girls end up in a continuous on-stage brawl over which one is the most popular character.

Topo Gigio, the beloved character from Maria Perego, returns after more than twenty years in this animated series, setting off on new thrilling adventures and meeting a host of fresh companions. As the first mouse astronaut to journey into the Milky Way, Topo Gigio defies the limitations of what a mouse can accomplish. Coming from a future era 2,388,400 years ahead, Topo is friendly and able to speak with humans. In his neighborhood, he forms bonds with a girl, her pet mouse, some cats, and other mice.

The sequel of Lemon Angel (1988).