1991 Anime

In "Only Yesterday," Taeko Okajima, a 27-year-old woman living independently in Tokyo, decides to leave behind the city's constant activity and travel to her relatives' countryside home to assist with the harvest. While on the train, Taeko becomes lost in memories of her past, experiencing her days as a young girl as though she is watching her earlier self. After arriving, she meets Toshio, a young farmer who quickly becomes a close companion. During her stay, Taeko deepens her connections with her family and friends, learning more about the differences between city and rural life, as well as the difficulties and rewards of working on a farm. The film follows Taeko as she explores the wistful recollections of her childhood dreams and reconciles them with her present situation.

Goku Son and his companions are enjoying a camping trip when three mysterious foes suddenly ambush them. After a brief skirmish, Cooler, the fourth villain, emerges. Driven by a thirst for revenge over his brother Frieza's downfall, Cooler sets his sights on Goku. Goku barely manages to escape with Gohan Son and goes into hiding. Frustrated by this setback, Cooler and his minions launch an unyielding hunt for Goku, determined to track him down and exact their vengeance.

Gohan Son and Piccolo are enjoying a quiet moment when they detect a powerful energy approaching Earth. News quickly spreads that this energy is a small planet heading straight for the planet. Gokuu Son and Kuririn try to redirect the tiny planet with a Kamehameha, but their efforts fail, and both are thrown back. Just as the object nears Earth's surface, it suddenly changes course and eventually explodes. The small planet reveals itself to be a carrier for what looks like a castle. A large army emerges and announces that the planet now belongs to Slug, the king of the universe. While protecting the city from the invasion, Gohan accidentally loses their Dragon Ball, which Slug promptly takes. By reading Bulma's thoughts and confiscating her Dragon Radar, Slug commands his forces to gather the wish-granting spheres. Once he has the Dragon Balls, Slug uses them to regain his youth, becoming youthful, intelligent, and immensely powerful. With these new abilities, Slug begins his plan to conquer the world.

At sixteen, Nanako Misonoo expects a bright future when she enters the prestigious all-girls Seiran Academy. But her hopes are crushed as she becomes caught in a web of lies, sorrow, and resentment. Making things worse, she is selected as the newest member of the Sorority, a highly respected group within the school. Lacking the elegance, wealth, or talent of her peers, Nanako soon becomes a target of envy, especially from the intimidating Aya Misaki. Facing growing troubles at school, Nanako writes letters to her former teacher, Takehiko Henmi, whom she calls "onii-sama." She also finds comfort in her four closest friends: childhood friend Tomoko Arikura, outgoing but unpredictable Mariko Shinobu, emotionally troubled musician Rei Asaka, and physically strong and tomboyish Kaoru Orihara. This heartfelt drama explores the struggles of bullying, focusing on Nanako's difficult journey at her new school as she deals with vicious rumors, cruel classmates, and many social challenges.

In the year 0083 of the Universal Century, the Earth Federation has emerged victorious over the Principality of Zeon in the One Year War. Yet, a Zeon remnant faction under Aguille Delaz survived and remained hidden. Three years later, this faction plans a renewed assault, dispatching their ace pilot Anavel Gato to infiltrate a Federation research base and seize one of two experimental Gundam prototypes, which is armed with a powerful nuclear weapon. To counter this threat and preserve global peace, the Earth Federation deploys the new carrier Albion, staffed with test pilots including rookie Kou Uraki, who operates the other prototype Gundam. The Albion and its crew are tasked with stopping Gato, recovering the stolen Gundam, and preventing the Zeon remnants from igniting another conflict.

The Z Project aimed to relieve the younger generation from the burden of caring for the elderly by creating a machine that could provide full care without human intervention. Initially, this seemed like a brilliant idea, and many young people supported its implementation. However, when elderly Mr. Takazawa became the test subject for the Z-001 unit, Haruko began to question both the hospital's methods and the ethical implications of the machine. This is only the start, as Haruko faces not only the hospital but overwhelming odds stacked against her. Then she discovers a peculiar feature of the machine: it contains a biochip that gradually develops a consciousness of its own!

In the 123rd year of the Universal Century, rising tensions between the Federation and the rebel faction Crossbone Vanguard ignite conflict across the space colonies of Earth. When violence erupts in Seabook Arno's home colony, he and his friends are compelled to escape, soon caught up in a rapidly escalating war. Along the way, Seabook encounters Cecily Fairchild, granddaughter of the noble Meitzer Ronah, who aims to establish a new political state called Cosmo Babylonia. The Ronah family, employing the Crossbone Vanguard as their military arm, intends to revive aristocratic rule and create an economic system that favors the nobility at the expense of common citizens throughout the Earth Sphere. Tasked with piloting the Gundam F91—a mobile suit developed by his mother—Seabook must decide whether to back the existing Federation government or ally with Cecily in pursuit of a better future for everyone.

Somewhat based on the true story of how Gainax was founded, Otaku no Video explores every facet of the otaku lifestyle. Ken Kubo is a young man living an ordinary life until he is pulled into a circle of otaku. Gradually, he grows more like them, ultimately deciding to abandon his old life and pursue his goal of becoming the king of otaku—the otaking! Interspersed throughout are live-action interviews with real otaku, covering every aspect of hardcore otaku existence. The documentary includes not only anime and manga enthusiasts but also sci-fi fans, military buffs, and other varieties of Japanese geeks.

In "City Hunter '91," Ryo Saeba continues as the City Hunter, a "sweeper" working in Tokyo's streets. With his partner Kaori Makimura, they handle cases for people in desperate need of assistance. While Ryo uses his excellent marksmanship to fight crime, he also has a weakness for beautiful women. Kaori must keep his ecchi tendencies in check using her giant hammer.

After the demon lord Hadlar was defeated, every monster was freed from his evil influence and relocated to the island of Delmurin to coexist peacefully. The only human residing on the island is a boy named Dai, who was raised by the kind monster Brass. Dai's ambition is to become a hero when he grows up. That dream starts to become reality when Hadlar is revived and the former hero Avan arrives to train Dai for the upcoming battle. However, Hadlar, revealing that he now serves an even more powerful demon lord, comes to kill Avan. In an attempt to save his students, Avan uses a self-sacrifice spell to attack, but he cannot defeat Hadlar. Just when it appears that Dai and Avan's other student, Pop, are doomed, a mark appears on Dai's forehead, granting him sudden superpowers that allow him to fend off Hadlar. The two students then set out on a journey to avenge Avan and restore peace to the world.

A typical day at the Tendo Anything-Goes Martial Arts Training Hall takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious girl named Lychee, along with her giant elephant Jasmine, arrives to settle an old grudge with the lecherous martial arts master Happosai. Long ago, Happosai gave Lychee's great-grandmother one half of a legendary scroll that was said to bring happiness to whoever possessed it. The women of Lychee's family have waited three generations for the promised prince—yet he never appeared. But the moment Lychee lets the scroll out of her hands, the prince finally shows up. Unfortunately, at that very moment, Ranma's reluctant fiancée Akane Tendo is holding the scroll, and the long-awaited prince is eager to sweep his lucky bride away. With no other choice, Ranma and his friends follow Prince Kirin's majestic flying barge all the way to Nekonron, China, where they find themselves facing off against the Seven Lucky Gods of martial arts.

In the medieval kingdom of Pars, young Prince Arslan struggles with the coldness of his father and the distance of his mother, longing to understand the world beyond the castle walls. Though he witnesses widespread suffering and slavery among his people, he holds onto a vision of a fairer society. Everything crumbles when Lusitania invades Pars, forcing Arslan to mature rapidly. "Arslan Senki" chronicles the prince's wartime journey as he fights to recover his homeland and protect those he loves, aided by a loyal group of advisors. Along the way, Arslan uncovers hidden truths and confronts enemies who despise him for his royal birth, yet he also discovers unexpected allies. While portraying the brutal realities of war, "Arslan Senki" is also the tale of a young man's struggle to uphold his ideals amid overwhelming odds.

Kayoko is a young girl in 1940, just beginning first grade. She is known as a bit of a crybaby to those around her. She delights in playing with friends, singing cheerful schoolyard chants, and occasionally having fun with her three older brothers. With her mother pregnant, Kayoko looks forward to becoming a big sister, only partially grasping the responsibility it might bring. Meanwhile, the war effort intensifies, and supporting the country through patriotism feels like the natural thing to do. Kayoko goes so far as to donate her favorite doll, whose materials could be used to build explosives. As time passes and she grows older, Kayoko witnesses how the war has reshaped her life and the lives of those around her. However, nothing prepares her for 1945 and the bleak times that soon follow. This story is based on the real-life experiences of original creator Kayoko Ebina during World War II in the Showa era.

The Knight Sabers' story continues as the team investigates the cause behind a series of robberies, murders, and Boomer malfunctions, all linked to the development of an advanced artificial intelligence. Meanwhile, tensions rise within the group, hinting that the Knight Sabers may be on the verge of disbanding.

Doraemon and Nobita used a pair of special shoes that let them jump into the worlds of whichever books they desired. Nobita let Shizuka borrow the shoes so she could enter the world of a book she wanted to explore. Shizuka became lost in Nobita's copy of Sinbad Legend of the Seven Seas. After Nobita's mother burned all of his books, Doraemon and the others had to find another way to rescue Shizuka.

To the casual observer, Maki, Reimi, and Yuka hardly seem like top-notch crime fighters—which is probably why they're stuck handling traffic duties instead of more thrilling police work. But everything changes when Yuka is abducted by a white slavery ring run by a businessman with political connections, leaving the rest of the police too intimidated to act. Now Maki and Reimi have no choice but to slip into skintight battle armor, commandeer a tank, and teach that slaver that if you play with fire, you'll end up getting your own ass burned.

Kazuya Hasukawa is caught in an awkward predicament: the woman his brother married is the very same person he secretly has feelings for. Seeking to escape this uncomfortable situation, he moves into the student dormitory known as Greenwood, hoping to find some peace. But tranquility is hard to come by at Greenwood, which is infamous for housing the most eccentric residents on campus.

At age 14, Kazami Hayato serves as the youngest competitor in Cyber Formula, a Grand Prix where all vehicles are fitted with computers for racing assistance. Supported by Asurada—the most sophisticated cybernavigation system—along with team Sugo, Hayato aims to claim victory in the 10th Cyber Formula Grand Prix. Throughout this journey, Hayato must discover the true essence of being a racer and understand that winning requires more than just piloting the fastest machine. Additionally, Kazami needs to earn the respect of experienced racers, stop those trying to steal Asurada, and take part in races beyond Cyber Formula.

Lupica, yet another space princess from the endless stream of them who apparently discovered Earth through some travel brochure, shows up and kidnaps Ataru! However, Lupica isn't interested in Ataru for his good looks or winning personality—since he lacks both. Her true aim is the galaxy's most potent love potion, which she plans to use to make her beloved agree to marriage. To obtain it, she requires the being with the strongest lust in the entire cosmos...

Three centuries ago, the mighty warrior Taishaku-ten rose against the world's divine rulers, seized power, and established a tyrannical reign that went unchallenged for years. Yet the sightless prophet Kuyou foretold that the Six Stars, joined by a member of the extinct Ashura race, would eventually bring down Taishaku-ten. The Ashura—marked by pointed ears and golden eyes—unite with the formidable fighter Yasha-ou and four other Stars to oppose Taishaku-ten. Their quest takes them through devastated lands and into clashes with terrifying demons that haunt the realm. As destiny unfolds, Ashura and Yasha-ou must locate the final Star before time runs out.

A full three years have passed since Gargoyle and Neo-Atlantis were defeated, but now a fresh threat emerges in the form of Geiger. This new foe wields advanced robotic technology and plans to spark a global war, then take control amid the resulting turmoil. Once again, Nadia and Jean are thrust into action, striving to keep the world from bringing about its own destruction.

The narrative follows Maria, who leaves her convent life behind to take on the responsibility of caring for Captain Trapp's children, based on the same source material that inspired the classic musical 'The Sound of Music'.

According to the legend of Mermaid Forest, consuming mermaid flesh grants immortality—a reality Yuta, who has lived for five centuries, and his companion Mana know from experience. Yet most who attempt to gain this power either perish or become grotesque beings. Fifty-five years ago, Towa Kannagi received mermaid blood from her sister Sawa to cure a life-threatening illness. This left Towa eternally youthful except for her snow-white hair and a monstrous arm. Over the decades, she has longed to restore her body to normal, relying on blood transfusions from deceased youths with the help of Dr. Shiina. One day, Mana is mistakenly pronounced dead and taken to Towa for a transfusion. Realizing Mana is still alive, Towa must decide how far she is willing to go to heal herself. Can Yuta save Mana before it is too late?

The last occasion Saki left a school was to swap her school uniform for prison attire, but when federal authorities required someone to penetrate a merciless crime syndicate operating inside an elite high school, they decided they required the most formidable bad girl available. Now Saki is back on the streets for a decisive final exam, equipped with a concealed gadget that merely appears to be a yo-yo, and permitted to employ any level of force to accomplish her mission. Saki is charming, dangerous, and prepared to risk everything—since if she fails this assignment, her next garment will be a body bag.

Transfer student Takisawa Noboru discovers that his new school resolves every disagreement with boxing matches. After getting drawn into a series of confrontations with the school's top boxer, Ibuki Saburo, Noboru finds himself vying for the affection and admiration of the beautiful Yukari as well.

Lupin takes part in a dangerous car race stretching from Madrid to Paris. The ultimate reward is Napoleon's dictionary, which contains the key to the Treasure of the Empire—an object desired by numerous parties. Accompanied by his companions, Lupin vies for the prize while being chased nonstop by Inspector Zenigata and various international secret agents. Vintage cars and modern weaponry amplify the thrill and peril of the competition.

Orgun, a being from another world with superhuman strength and advanced weapons, flees his own people to discover the truth of his past, eventually landing on Earth. There, he forms a deep bond with a young person named Tomoru. The two join forces to protect Earth from the Evoluders, a violent race intent on wiping out every other civilization.

A direct follow-up to Tanoshii Moomin Ikka. The gentle and peaceful Moomin trolls inhabit the remote, mysterious Moomin Valley. Young Moomin and his household encounter a variety of strange adventures, ranging from magical to everyday. This series is based on Tove Jansson's children's stories. Note: In some countries, these episodes are regarded as part of the first season.

Approximately 1,800 years ago in China, the Han dynasty's authority declined, and conflict erupted across the land. Liu Bei, a young and impoverished seller of straw mats from the countryside of Hebai Hsing, formed an oath of eternal brotherhood with the heroes Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. Together, Liu Bei began constructing his vision of a righteous kingdom that would aid citizens suffering from persecution.

Miami Takashi's academy has reduced higher education to utter depravity: armed hall monitors patrol the halls, teachers conceal their faces behind masks, and special detention sessions take place in a torture chamber hidden under the gym. This curriculum is designed to devour innocent young students, and poor Miami has been named the one "Least Likely to Survive" in her class. Is there any hope? Can anyone rescue her? Then appears Kekko Kamen, the most outrageous superheroine ever seen! Wearing only a red mask and red boots, she is the supreme protector of innocents like Miami. Armed with her reliable nunchaku and a body that never gives up, she will turn the swine running this hellish school into minced pork! But who is she really? Only creator Go Nagai knows for certain, and he's not revealing a thing—except for plenty of free glimpses of Kekko Kamen's magnificent physique!

Mary Lennox discovers that childhood is not always as joyful as it should be. After losing both parents to illness, she is left traumatized and alone, then sent from India to England to live with her uncle, who becomes her guardian. Though she grieves her parents, Mary finds some comfort in being cared for—she gets regular meals and lives in a large mansion, aware these are privileges not to be taken for granted. But her uncle is a quiet man who rarely speaks, leaving Mary feeling isolated and bored, often dwelling on painful memories. One day while walking outside, she unexpectedly finds a hidden garden near the house. With the help of her new friends Dickon and Martha, and her wheelchair-bound cousin Colin, Mary begins an adventure that can turn her bleak life into one full of wonder and joy.

Yotsuya and Ichinose are lounging on a hot afternoon, reminiscing about the time the Ikkoku-kan residents and Mitaka set out on a cruise to celebrate Mitaka's new boat. The celebration takes a turn when the boat malfunctions and breaks apart, leaving everyone stranded on a remote island. Amid the usual chaos and pranks, the group faces unexpected adventures in their isolated surroundings.

In a futuristic Tokyo, a group of policewomen are battling a monster. One of them, Katsumi Liqueur, recalls encountering it before... Katsumi Liqueur, an American of Japanese heritage, travels to Tokyo to visit her ailing mother, Fuyuka, in the hospital. After her taxi is delayed by traffic, she takes a shortcut through an alley, where she stumbles upon a monster and two policewomen fighting it. Later, she meets their leader, Rally Cheyenne, who appears to have been anticipating her arrival, even though Katsumi has never met her. The policewomen seek Katsumi's assistance in confronting the monster, but she, reluctant to accept the existence of magic, refuses.

Hyoi and Ryoi, siblings who can morph into cats, are assigned to solve the mystery of a fast-spreading demon plague characterized by tentacles. Their mission becomes increasingly urgent as the plague threatens to consume them and the other students. In the end, they must confront their former Dark Cat instructor, Jukokubo, and discover whether they can halt the malevolent force he has unleashed.

Danpei Ichihgeki is the child of Daijurou Ichigeki, a well-known dodgeball player. Following in his father's footsteps, Danpei devotes himself entirely to the sport, and that commitment is evident in every match he plays.

Late one dark night in New York City, Ryu is pursued and ambushed by assassins. After eliminating them, he finds an ID card belonging to the Friedman Company. The following day, news breaks that Dr. Ned Friedman has found a cure for cancer. However, his press conference reveals nothing, prompting reporter Sarah to start digging into the matter with her friends Robert and Jeff. While passing by Dr. Friedman's residence, Ryu hears a young girl crying for help. Sarah and her group also investigate the house and happen to cross paths with their colleague Ryu. Inside, they find that Dr. Friedman has been performing biotechnological experiments on living human subjects, possibly connected to the power of the Evil Gods that Ryu once defeated. When Ryu's friend Irene is abducted, he must once again embrace his role as the Dragon Ninja to take down this new threat and rescue her.

The Abashiri family has long been infamous as one of the most powerful and fearsome criminal organizations in the world. Led by the terrifying Daemon Abashiri, the clan is preparing for their greatest and most audacious heist. During a bank robbery, Daemon reveals that his youngest child, Kikunosuke Abashiri, is the first daughter born into the family in eighteen generations, and this announcement leads him to decide to retire from their criminal life. To Kikunosuke's horror, her father has enrolled her at the prestigious Paradise Academy, intending to mold her into a proper lady. However, she soon realizes that the school is just as merciless as the underworld she left behind. How will Kikunosuke navigate an academy where the teachers are intent on eliminating their students?

In "Psychic Wars," surgeon Ukyo Rettsu handles an unusual case: an elderly patient whose apparent cancer is actually a message from ancient Japan, warning of an imminent demonic invasion of Earth. To stop this threat, Ukyo travels through time to confront the ancient demon race.

Hikaru Kicker, a 13-year-old boy with a deep love for football, has been inseparable from a football ever since his father's friend gave him one when he was just a baby. He travels to Italy to develop his skills, initially joining a strong team in Genova. However, he soon leaves that squad to play for an exceptionally weak team called "Columbus," alongside his female friend Anna. Through numerous struggles and challenges, their team gradually improves and eventually defeats Margerita, one of Genova's strongest soccer clubs. When Hikaru learns that Genova will host its first-ever soccer tournament, he and his teammates face various rivals throughout the competition, growing more mature with each match. Will Hikaru manage to score a goal, and which team will claim the championship?

Kinnikuman is about to become the rightful heir to the throne of Planet Kinniku in Kinnikuman: Kinnikusei Oui Soudatsu-hen. However, during his coronation ceremony, five impostors who also claim to be Kinnikuman appear, each seeking the crown for themselves. To determine the genuine successor, a Royal Survivor Tournament is launched. With the backing of his friends and his newly mastered Ultimate Technique, the Muscle Spark, Kinnikuman battles his way through the tournament to secure his rightful inheritance.

Hoichiro Ohma works at an office. To everyone around him, he appears as a quiet and modest man. Even his girlfriend, Nanase, has no idea that he is anything more—but he is. When a person is killed by murder, when someone takes their own life with a curse on their lips, or when a death demands judgment, he is there, because he is a Judge Of Darkness. Abiding by the Laws Of Darkness, using a tome crafted from human skin and an unusual parrot, he passes verdicts on living criminals who would otherwise escape justice.

In "Brave of the Sun Fighbird," Earth comes under attack from an alien menace called Dryus. Fighbird, the leader of the Space Patrol, chases Dryus to our planet. Once he arrives, Fighbird combines with an android Dr. Amano is developing, taking on the human form of Hidori Ryutaro so he can fight Dryus and safeguard Earth's tranquility. Hidori comes across as an ordinary person, but his behavior sometimes reveals his extraterrestrial origins. He works as Dr. Amano’s assistant, presenting a disheveled look, frequently clad in a white lab coat and glasses. However, his attitude shifts dramatically whenever he faces enemies.

Inheriting from the classic Wizardry game, The Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord, the story follows a group of adventurers who enter a dungeon to stop a powerful wizard's quest for absolute power. Along the way, they encounter new companions, each burdened by personal conflicts that become linked with the main objective.

The story follows the second Minky Momo, who arrives from Marinasa, a land of dreams and magic similar to Fenarinasa that has sunk to the bottom of the sea. On Earth, she strives to complete what the first Momo could not: restoring humanity's hopes and dreams, all in order to save both Fenarinasa and Marinenasa from extinction. Although the series closely follows the same structure as the 1982 version, it carries a much heavier tone, with real-life social issues woven into the themes of many episodes.

In an instant, high schooler Taku Shimamura is whisked away to the strange realm of Slaffleaze, a world ruled by intelligent beings whose cruel leader, Zolba, has set his sights on conquering the planet they call Capricorn—Earth. Teaming up with the downtrodden peasants of Slaffleaze, Taku must thwart Zolba's dark forces before they open a path to the unsuspecting world he calls home. To succeed, he must win the affection and confidence of the final surviving Yappie, the ancient protectors of Slaffleaze. But this is no simple task—the last Yappie is not merely a charming young girl, but a dragon as well, and earning her trust will demand every bit of courage and boldness Taku can muster.

Characters from Go Nagai's famous works—such as Devilman, Mazinger, and Violence Jack—are suddenly transported into a parody world where they become super deformed versions of themselves. Stuck in this chaotic and whimsical setting, they fight one another as they try to find a way to return to their own universes.

In "Goldfish Warning!," Chitose Fujinomiya endures a life of extreme highs and lows while clinging to her arrogant attitude. After her wealthy father dies, his massive debts plunge her into near-poverty, and she gets expelled from the prestigious Tokai no Gakuen, also known as City Academy. With only her clothes and Gyopi-chan—a cherished pink goldfish her father gave her—she ends up destitute. While wandering without direction, Chitose collapses on the grounds of Inaka no Chugakko, or Country Jr. High School. This school is famous for its energetic, rough students and the constant presence of farm animals that roam the campus and even attend classes. Though she recovers and enrolls at the school, Chitose finds its poor surroundings completely unfamiliar and repulsive.

Adapted from Adachi's manga of the same name, this story centers on a love triangle involving Minatsu Nakazato—a female student and softball player—along with her schoolmate Shu Akiba and the rising boxer Naoto Kadomatsu. In truth, this three-way relationship is more like three-and-a-half, given that Naoto actually harbors feelings for Maria... which is really Minatsu herself, who once disguised her identity to flee from some troublemakers.

The Ryudo brothers possess the remarkable speed, strength, and abilities passed down from their dragon ancestors, powers that grow stronger with time. When placed under intense stress, they can transform into savage, uncontrollable dragons. As their skills develop, they draw the unwanted attention of dangerous foes, including secret organizations with endless resources and cutting-edge technology who will stop at nothing to seize control of the brothers.

Patricia and Isobelle O'Sullivan arrive at St. Claire, a college for girls, to begin their studies and settle into their new home. There, they meet Alison, Wella, Catherine, and Doris, who also reside at St. Claire, and the group quickly bonds in team spirit. Together, the girls enjoy games and long periods of fun, living in harmony until Winfred appears. A sulky, rude, and antisocial girl, Winfred has no doubt about creating all kinds of trouble for the O'Sullivan twins and their friends.

A centuries-old manuscript has been unearthed, detailing the exploits of the legendary Samurai Troopers—events that occur centuries after the text was penned. Does this imply that the Troopers are nothing more than players trapped in a scripted destiny, forced to walk a preordained course? And what part does Suzunagi play in this enigma? This mysterious young woman presents each warrior with their deepest longing—atonement, formidable armor, or release from a warrior's existence. But what is her true intention behind these alluring offers to the Troopers and their armors?

A new Getter robot is piloted by three youth as they combat the evil terrors that plague the world.

Though born into a famous bloodline, Madara was raised in obscurity as a blacksmith's apprentice. His life takes a sudden turn when he encounters the demon Mouki, an event that reveals his destined path and launches him on a magical journey. Driven by vengeance, Madara joins forces with rebels, enchanted swords, and Kirin—the ruler of the Majin—to challenge his brother and ultimately overthrow his oppressive father, Miroku.

In the year 2291, the populace enjoys a tranquil life following the devastating conflict between humanity and the Yuman. This peace is on the verge of being disrupted, as the Yuman leader remains unconvinced that the war has truly ended and intends to reignite the fighting.

The ruler of the Tower of Wind aims to acquire the fabled power of the Dragon's Head. To accomplish this, they recruit fighter Moka, thief Buruman, and magic user Kiriman to retrieve it. However, the Dragon's Head is locked away inside the Temple of Fire, forcing Moka to confront the sect that has guarded it for generations in order to claim it.

Shakotan★Boogie brings to the screen a manga series that originally appeared in Young Magazine back in 1985, penned by Michiharu Kusunoki—the same creator behind Lullaby for Wednesday's Cinderella. The story revolves around young women, gangs, and cars, specifically following a crew of local troublemakers who boost vehicles, swap out their license plates, and then pit them against rival gangs in races before ultimately selling them off. The storyline continues from the conclusion of the 1987 live-action film that starred Kazuya Kimura.

The Dunbas Empire sets its sights on conquering the peaceful kingdom of Rimbell. The three princesses are determined to stand against the invaders, especially the middle sister, the tomboyish and sword-wielding Luna. Following a magical mishap in the castle's cellars, she becomes stuck waist-deep in the head of a massive green reptile, the legendary Varga, and now serves as its "brain." Even in her human form, she retains a reptilian tail. She must fend off a persistent giant invader and rescue her sister, who has been kidnapped by a pterodactyl.

An evil empire called Jaaku suddenly launches a raid on Earth. In response, a light emerges from the planet and fights back—this is the Raijin-Oh, piloted by Eldran. Eldran has protected the Earth since ancient times, but during the battle he is injured, causing Raijin-Oh to crash to the ground. Meanwhile, Jaaku scatters their weapons, known as Aku Darmer, across the world. At Yosho Elementary School, the third class of the fifth grade is holding extra lessons. Eldran entrusts them with the Raijin Medal and asks them to save the Earth in his place, then vanishes. Thus, the Earth Defense Agency, composed of elementary school students, is formed.

Suekichi is a university student who enjoys plenty of free time for his hobbies. His life takes an unexpected turn when he attends his great-grandfather's funeral. The next morning, he finds a beautiful young woman in his bed. His great-grandfather has left him a small inheritance, but with certain conditions attached. Meanwhile, the mysterious Aya stays close by, refusing to leave. This creates the foundation for an unusual relationship built on both distrust and mutual fascination.

After the TV series' events, the celestial war is over, and both Gai and Shurato have been erased from history. But a new threat appears, prompting the eight guardians to return to Earth and investigate. While Shurato tries to regain the trust of his comrades in a world that no longer remembers him, a mysterious adversary emerges with an enigmatic scheme focusing on them.