1993 Anime

In Slam Dunk, Hanamichi Sakuragi—known for his explosive temper, towering stature, and bright red hair—enrolls at Shohoku High School with a single goal: to find a girlfriend and break his middle school record of 50 rejections. His intimidating reputation makes many students wary of him. Through a series of events, Hanamichi develops two firm convictions: "I hate basketball," and "I desperately need a girlfriend." One day, Haruko Akagi, unaware of Hanamichi's troubled past, approaches him and asks about his interest in basketball. Enchanted by her, he quickly declares his love for the sport. Haruko then leads him to the gym, where she challenges him to perform a slam dunk. Hoping to impress her, Hanamichi attempts the shot but instead smashes his head against the backboard. The basketball team's captain learns of Hanamichi's remarkable athletic ability from Haruko, and he is gradually pulled into the world of basketball, embracing the teamwork and competition of a sport he once despised.

Goku observes the devastation in the Southern Galaxy, while Vegeta is crowned as the King of New Planet Vegeta and given the task of destroying the Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly.

In Sailor Moon R, Usagi Tsukino and the other Sailor Guardians enjoy a calm period before being summoned once more to protect cosmic balance. As Sailor Moon, Usagi heads her group against a fresh menace from outer space: An and Ail, the final two members of an extraterrestrial species. These antagonists attempt to sustain their vital Makai Tree by draining human life force. The Sailor Guardians must intervene to rescue the planet. Right after this threat ends, another danger emerges—a girl from the future who requires Sailor Moon's strength to rescue her family. Simultaneously, the Black Moon Clan pursues that same power for malevolent purposes. To safeguard the world and preserve universal harmony, Sailor Moon and her allies must face off against these opponents and stop their wicked schemes from succeeding.

Jubei Kibagami, a masterless samurai for hire in feudal Japan, wanders without loyalty after being betrayed by his former lord. Weary of the endless power struggles between political factions, he encounters Kagero, the last survivor of her ninja clan, whom he rescues from a man who can turn his body to stone. Determined to fulfill her clan's final assignment, Kagero sets out to investigate a strange plague that has wiped out a village. Though Jubei wants to stay out of it, the stone man's allies—a group of supernaturally gifted ninja called the Devils of Kimon—force him into the conflict. A government official further complicates matters by poisoning Jubei and offering a cure only if he uncovers the Devils of Kimon's sinister schemes and their link to the plague. As Jubei digs deeper, he discovers a plot to overthrow the government and faces an unexpected enemy from his own past.

In Kouchi city, high school student Taku Morisaki leads an ordinary life until his friend Yutaka Matsuno urgently contacts him at school. Matsuno introduces Taku to Rikako Muto, a beautiful transfer student from Tokyo. Despite her outstanding academic and athletic abilities, Rikako's often unpleasant personality means she has only two close friends: Matsuno and another girl in her class. Their relationship deepens unexpectedly after a chance encounter during a school trip, causing friction between Taku and Matsuno. As Taku struggles with his bond with Matsuno and his growing feelings for Rikako, he must also come to terms with the influence this complex individual, who carries a difficult past, has on his life.

Thirteen years after the Androids launched their destructive assault, Son Gohan remains the sole warrior resisting them. While training Bulma's son, Trunks, Gohan ultimately sacrifices his life to safeguard the young fighter. Carrying this weight, Trunks must now search for a method to alter this bleak future.

Mr. Money organizes a new Tenka'ichi Budokai, and Mr. Satan extends invitations to fighters worldwide. But Bojack, an ancient enemy who has broken free from his imprisonment, is secretly among the competitors. With Goku still gone, Gohan, Vegeta, and Trunks must rise to the challenge to defeat Bojack and his henchmen.

During his childhood, Mamoru once gave a rose to a young boy named Fiore, who promised that he would one day bring Mamoru a great many flowers. Now Fiore has returned to Earth, but his intentions reach far beyond simply keeping that promise.

In the grim setting of the Scrapyard, the doctor and mechanic Doc Ido discovers the surprisingly well-preserved remains of a female cyborg buried in a pile of trash. After he repairs and brings her back to life, the cyborg, now called Gally, has lost her memory but possesses incredible physical power. She begins to forge her own existence in a brutal world where fighting every day is frequently required to stay alive. This 1993 anime version of Gunnm adapts the initial two volumes of the Gunnm manga.

A college student named Keiichi Morisato accidentally dials a wrong number while trying to order food at his dormitory, instead connecting to the Goddess Hotline. A beautiful goddess named Belldandy then emerges from a mirror in front of him. After being kicked out of the dormitory, Keiichi and Belldandy relocate to an old shrine. Soon after, Belldandy's sisters Urd and Skuld also move in.

Justy Ueki Tylor is a 20-year-old who is lazy, selfish, and infatuated with women. His goal is to secure a comfortable role within the United Planets Space Force that pays well and steers clear of the fierce interstellar conflicts. However, his aspirations for a tranquil existence are suddenly disrupted by a dangerous hostage situation. By a string of improbable events, Tylor inadvertently becomes a hero by saving the hostages and is consequently awarded command of the deteriorating space vessel Soyokaze. As the leader of a diverse crew consisting of daring mercenaries, conceited pilots, dubious colleagues, and stern commanders, Tylor is tasked with navigating his newfound responsibilities while dodging threats from the ruthless Holy Raalgon Empire. What unpredictable escapades await this careless Captain Tylor?

In "Dragon Ball Z: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans," Dr. Raichii, the final survivor of the Tsufurujin race wiped out by the Saiyajin long ago, holds a powerful grudge against the last Saiyajin—Goku and Vegeta. He uses machines that release destron, a lethal gas capable of wiping out every living thing on Earth, creating a serious threat. The Z Fighters must locate and stop him within 72 hours to prevent the gas from causing permanent devastation.

Three years after the Babylon Project scandal concluded, the members of Kiichi Gotou's Patlabor unit have gone their separate ways. Gotou continues serving with the Patlabor team, alongside Shinobu Nagumo, who is both his colleague and romantic interest. A terrorist group, exploiting the public's distrust of the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force, emerges from within the military and launches a series of attacks that plunge Japan into widespread chaos and civil unrest. Nagumo discovers that the mastermind behind these acts is Yukihito Tsuge, her former mentor and ex-lover. Gotou reassembles his original Patlabor team, led by pilot Noa Izumi, to apprehend Tsuge. As they pursue their mission, Nagumo must confront her complicated past ties to help restore peace to Japan.

Kuroo Hazama, known far and wide as Black Jack, stands as a legendary presence in the world of medicine. Though he lacks an official medical license, he and his assistant Pinoko are renowned for saving patients whom other doctors have given up on, always charging a steep fee for their services. This high cost frequently leads others to label him as greedy and cold-hearted. Yet, his unmatched surgical abilities and unwavering dedication to his patients remain undeniable. This gritty medical series explores the shadowy realm of unlicensed practice, following Black Jack’s relentless fight to treat strange and unusual illnesses, often pushing him to break every rule in the process.

Takashi Mitsuhashi and Shinji Itou, two transfer students dissatisfied with their dull lives and low status, view their arrival at a new school as a chance to remake themselves as delinquents. While initial friction arises from Shinji's strong sense of justice opposing Takashi's more reckless antics, the two soon forge a close friendship. United, they throw themselves into a series of wild adventures, all with the goal of becoming the most feared delinquents in Japan.

In "Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Overture to a New War," Reinhard von Müsel secures a victory for the Galactic Empire against the Free Planets Alliance at the Fourth Battle of Tiamat. After returning to the imperial capital of Odin, he is promoted to High Admiral and given the title Count von Lohengramm. Meanwhile, Yang Wen-li quietly goes back to the Alliance capital, Heinessen, to reunite with his allies. Both leaders anticipate a break from combat, but the Imperial High Command, influenced by the scheming Duke Otho von Braunschweig, orders Reinhard to launch an attack with twenty thousand warships. When the Duke reveals this plan to the Alliance, they respond by deploying three fleets of forty thousand vessels, aiming to recreate the famous Battle of Dagon. Despite being outnumbered, Reinhard devises a tactical strategy that Yang immediately recognizes. The crucial question now is whether Yang's superiors will act on his insight in time to prevent catastrophe.

In "Ranma ½ OVA," Ranma Saotome persists in his attempts to regain his male form. He navigates a series of comedic predicaments brought on by the many girls surrounding him. A major hurdle involves turning down the numerous arranged marriage proposals directed at him. Through this turmoil, Ranma relies on his cleverness and martial arts skills to maintain his composure. Managing the affections of multiple admirers, both male and female, tests his determination and risks causing heartbreak. It remains unclear if Ranma will find the bravery to confess his true feelings to Akane or devise another excuse to avoid wedding the tomboyish girl.

Yusuke Urameshi is far from what anyone would call an angel—some might even say he leans toward the devilish side. However, when he dies in an accident while trying to save a child, he ends up in the Spirit World. The problem is that his name isn't in the Book of Enma, meaning his death was a complete mistake. So he's supposed to return to the living world, but first, he has to pass several tests and become a detective for the spiritual realm. Now Yusuke works in the Spirit World as a half-dead, half-alive agent for Koenma, the son of the Spirit World's ruler. This job has its drawbacks, especially when you're trying to enjoy summer vacation and Koenma gets kidnapped. So Yusuke has to put his summer fun on hold to find Koenma and trade the Golden Seal of King Enma for his life. But if anyone other than King Enma gets hold of the Golden Seal, chaos will erupt in the Spirit World. What's a half-dead spirit detective supposed to do? With help from his closest allies, Yusuke heads to Magma Valley to save the one who saved his life and uncover the mastermind behind this evil plot.

In the year Universal Century 0153, the Zanscare Empire has seized control of the space colonies at Side 2, maintaining its authority through the brutal spectacle of the guillotine. With its military forces sweeping across Earth and its space fleets poised to bring the other Sides under its heel, the Empire faces no serious challenge from the crumbling Earth Federation. The sole opposition comes from the League Militaire, whose cutting-edge mobile suits and youthful pilots form the last genuine resistance. Thirteen-year-old Uso Ewin is thrust into the conflict when fighting erupts near his home in Eastern Europe. As the Newtype pilot of the Victory Gundam, he battles not only to bring down the Zanscare Empire, but also to uncover the fate of his parents, who departed for space and left him behind.

Mink is a teenage girl with an unusual heritage, being half human and half dragon. She is the daughter of a man who originally set out to kill a red dragon but ended up marrying the very creature instead. As a result, Mink has horns, a tail, retractable wings, and incredible strength—all clear signs of her dragon lineage. Her everyday life revolves around spending time with her dwarf friend Pia, whose parents are overly protective, and her best friend Lufa, an elf who has strong healing abilities but poor magical skills. All three share a crush on the dashing and charismatic dragonslayer Dick Saucer. Their world changes when Mink finds herself unexpectedly close to her dream guy, only to realize that her dragon blood might be the reason her feelings are not reciprocated. Determined to overcome this obstacle, the trio sets out on a quest to find a potion that can turn Mink into a fully human being. Along the way, they might unintentionally make a few enemies, but their journey promises to be exciting and full of fun.

In Please Save My Earth, Alice Sakaguchi is troubled by vivid dreams in which she lives on the moon as someone else. These dreams feel so real that they dominate her thoughts. She learns that several of her classmates are having the same dreams. They gradually understand that these visions are memories from their past lives as members of a scientific team stationed on the moon. Motivated by a need to understand their shared past, Alice and her friends seek out the remaining members of their former group to uncover what occurred. Yet, they soon discover that the consequences of their previous lives continue to influence and complicate their current reality.

Usagi and Chibiusa listen in on two girls discussing the Sailor Senshi after spotting a poster. In a comedic moment, as the girls debate who is the most intelligent, graceful, powerful, and the group's leader, Usagi boldly declares herself the winner in each category. Chibiusa can only shake her head at Usagi's self-deception. Flashbacks show the first appearances of each Sailor Senshi, with the corresponding character image song playing. When Tuxedo Mask gets mentioned and the girls start to walk away without ever talking about Sailor Moon, Usagi interrupts their conversation to directly ask about Sailor Moon. The girls heap praise on Sailor Moon, but also point out her shortcomings—something they did not do with the other Guardians. After they leave, Usagi mockingly apologizes for being an awkward crybaby and then breaks down in tears.

1. Slipstream A Luftwaffe pilot faces a harrowing choice: fulfill his obligation to his country by protecting a bomber carrying Germany's last hope for victory—the world's first atomic bomb—or heed his conscience and let enemy Spitfires send it crashing in flames, consigning it to history as a mere footnote. Complicating matters is the plane's other passenger: the woman he loves. 2. Sonic Boom Squadron As the war nears its end, Japan has deployed a new weapon: a rocket-propelled flying bomb piloted by a human. Aboard a bomber carrying one of these devices, young Ensign Nogami waits for his opportunity to die as a "cherry blossom"—a suicide pilot. In just a few hours, he will meet his end. The date of his death is set: August 6, 1945. 3. Knight of the Iron Dragon Two soldiers struggle to reach an air base, determined to keep a promise—even though the reality of war may have already rendered that promise meaningless.

You claim there's a ghost haunting your prefecture? In Japan, that means it's time to call Ghost Sweeper Mikami, a paranormal detective agency that's a bit off-kilter. Okay, make that a LOT off-kilter, but they do specialize in getting rid of things most people don't even believe exist. Run by the visually stunning and even more greedy Reiko Mikami, and assisted by the very perverted (but also very loyal) Tadao Yokoshima, they'll accept any case as long as it pays. And Tadao will do anything that might give him a chance to catch a glimpse of Reiko's magnificent figure. Too bad for him that Reiko basically treats him as expendable—something quite handy when your daily work involves exorcising oni, yurei, yokai, and anything else you might find in The Illustrated Bag of One Hundred Random Ghosts.

The story of Aoki Densetsu Shoot! (Shoot!!) centers on three high school freshmen—Toshihiko Tanaka, Kenji Shiraishi, and Kazuhiro Hiramatsu—who became close friends during their junior high years while playing soccer together. They earned the nickname the Kakenishi golden trio for transforming Kakenishi Junior High’s soccer team into a formidable opponent. After graduating, all three choose to attend the same high school, Kakegawa High, which was established just a year earlier, drawn by their admiration for the school’s star player, Yoshiharu Kubo. Kubo single-handedly led Kakegawa High’s soccer club to the top eight in their prefecture during their very first appearance, using a team composed entirely of freshmen. He turns down offers from several foreign professional soccer clubs to remain at Kake-High and guide them toward winning the All-Japan High School Championship. As the three friends begin playing for Kake-High, they encounter challenges, romance, and defeats on their journey to become the best high school soccer team in Japan—a team that will be remembered as legends.

In this follow-up to Shirow's acclaimed series, Al, Leona, and their dependable tank, Bonaparte, continue their battle against crime in New Port City, aided by the other members of the Tank Police. A new danger emerges as a string of high-tech terrorist attacks utilize state-of-the-art weaponry. Outgunned and outnumbered, the Tank Police confront a daunting obstacle. Yet, Al and Leona stay determined in their quest to uncover the perpetrators behind the strikes. Amidst fierce explosions and high-speed pursuits, Leona frequently inflicts more destruction than the criminals she chases.

Kurogane Yaiba is a young boy who rejects the conventional aspiration of becoming a samurai. Instead, he dedicates himself to rigorous training under his father's guidance, knowing nothing beyond the forest he calls home. One day, he is dispatched to Japan, where he must adjust to a totally unfamiliar urban lifestyle. Along the way, he encounters the Mine family, the malevolent Onimaru, and even the famed Musashi, all while embarking on numerous perilous journeys and steadily increasing his strength.

After defeating Geese Howard, renowned fighter Terry Bogard takes on the formidable German warrior Wolfgang Krauser and suffers a crushing defeat. Devastated by this loss, Terry wanders aimlessly and turns to alcohol to cope with his despair. It is only through the encouragement of a young boy named Tony that Terry finds the strength to reclaim his fighting spirit, confront his fears, and challenge Krauser once more. This story is adapted from the Neo Geo SNK video game Fatal Fury 2.

After discovering a rare Action Kamen card, Shinnosuke Nohara and his family are selected to travel to a parallel dimension. In that world, they have to stop an alien invasion that is currently taking place.

In the near future, robot technology has progressed to the point where machines achieve self-awareness. Led by the Black King, these robots wipe out much of humanity and take over the world. The few who survive the initial catastrophe are forced into lifelong slavery. Amidst this suffering, a solitary hero emerges as humanity's savior: Casshan, a being who is both man and machine, determined to fight the Black King and his forces until the very end.

The all-female anti-terrorist mercenary squad called C.A.T., under the command of Mariko Rosebank, is deployed to protect a summit of world leaders from a potential terrorist strike.

Legend says that those who consume mermaid flesh gain eternal life. Yuta and Mana are living proof of this truth. They travel together from place to place, searching for meaning in their existence or perhaps even a way to reverse their condition. One day, they encounter Masato, a young boy who appears deeply afraid of his mother, Misa. To Yuta and Mana, the bond between mother and son seems disturbingly abnormal. What will unfold when the pair decides to uncover the dark secret that Masato and Misa are concealing? And what of the strange monster-like beings that have started to emerge?

During the Sengoku period, Rantarou, Kirimaru, and Shinbei are young students at the Ninjutsu Academy, where they train to become ninjas. Referred to as "Nintamas"—a combination of ninja and tama meaning eggs—these three, along with many other trainees, work hard to develop various special skills and achieve their ambitions. However, their progress is frequently hindered as they often stumble through their lessons. Between strict instructors like Doi-sensei and Yamada-sensei, the playful girls from the Kunoichi class, a band of pirates, and numerous other colorful characters, the world of Nintama is full of endless possibilities. Each episode runs for seven minutes and thirty seconds, and each season—now totaling 29—typically contains 60 to 90 episodes.

In "Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Tin Labyrinth," Nobita's father stumbles across a strange advertisement for an incredible resort while watching late-night television. In a daze, he makes a reservation, unaware that he is speaking directly to the commercial. The next day, as the family discusses possible vacation destinations, they realize the location does not appear on any map. Suddenly, a suitcase materializes in Nobita's room. Curious, they open it and discover a portal to a beautiful resort run by tin robots. To their delight, the stay is free. But doubts arise as they sense a hidden motive behind the invitation.

Nan Harding becomes a new student at the school run by Mr. and Mrs. Bhaer. Although many consider her difficult, Mrs. Jo sees her in a different light. Along with her fellow students, Nan encounters a range of personal difficulties and adventures while working toward their education.

Mikage and Tomomi Matsunaga are Miracle Girls—sisters who share a telepathic bond and can teleport by linking their pinky fingers together. Tomomi shines as the school's star athlete and is dating a boy named Noda. Mikage, meanwhile, is the top student at school, carrying feelings for her senpai, who moved to London to study. Despite the distance, the two stayed in touch—until a self-centered princess named Marie decides to take the senpai back with her to Diammas. Back in Japan, the twins are dealing with their own troubles, but soon realize a deeper connection exists between Marie, an ancient legend, and a girl they know called Emma.

Since the recent disappearance of 8 Man, a mysterious cyborg super hero created by Professor Tani, the city reels under "terrorist" assaults from murderous drug-crazed street gangs. Hazuma, an ex-cop who now runs his own detective agency, is hired to track down a missing scientist alleged to have made off with cybernetics from Professor Tani's laboratory. The missing hardware is reappearing as psycho-activated weapons grafted onto the bodies of the rogue "cyper-junkies." During his investigation Hazuma is brutally murdered. Dr. Tani uses Hazuma as a bio-template to replace the missing 8 Man. As a cover, 8 Man maintains the original persona of the detective, yet must cope with the duality of the cynical private eye and maintain the balance as an emotionless super-android hero.

In the anime "A-Girl," high schooler Mariko and her older sibling Mayu lose their home in a fire and move in with their landlord. Mariko grows close to the landlord's handsome son, Natsume, who works as a model. She develops romantic feelings for him, but their relationship hits a rough patch when Mariko learns Natsume is seeing other women. In the end, they manage to make up. The entire narrative unfolds without any spoken dialogue, relying on Japanese pop songs composed by Tooru Okada and sung in English by SEIKA, along with intertitles that move the story forward, evoking the style of early silent films.

While attempting to rescue a cat, martial artist Ryo Sakazaki and his wealthy, womanizing friend Robert Garcia stumble into the apartment of a jewel thief. There, they witness the thief being murdered by a gang of criminals. After fighting off the attackers and escaping, they discover the gang was working for Mr. Big, the dominant crime boss of South Town. Convinced that Ryo and Robert possess the highly sought-after "Eye of Sirius" diamond, Mr. Big kidnaps Ryo's younger sister Yuri. With no other option and lacking the diamond, the pair must confront Mr. Big's minions and rescue Yuri before it's too late.

A young Japanese actress looks back on her childhood during wartime in Korea. Her father leaves to fight, her baby sister Miko dies from typhoid, and her beloved Korean maid Ohana is dismissed after a mistake that nearly costs Chiko her life. Gradually, Chiko comes to understand that Japan rules the country and that Koreans face persecution. When the war ends, the Koreans drive out the Japanese, and the roles are reversed. Now Chiko’s family is unwanted. Then the Russians arrive, and everything changes. They must burn all photographs to avoid any suspicion—even Miko’s picture. But when the Russians come to their house, they decide to escape across the 38th Parallel toward freedom. A group of men, women, and children struggles through the mountains, guided by the light of the North Star. Along the way, they meet a Korean man who, despite having lost his own family to the Japanese, is willing to help them evade the Russian soldiers.

When the Japanese government places its national air force under the supervision of civilian firms, several of those companies decide to seat their up-and-coming idol singers in the cockpits of their fighter jets. One such idol unit is Hummingbird, a five-member group formed by the Toreishi sisters: Satsuki, Uzuki, Yayoi, Kanna, and Miina. While filming a recording session, video director Kudo catches a glimpse of untapped potential in the girls and steps in to help them reach the top of the charts by directing their debut music video.

In the sprawling urban landscape of Nouvelle Tokio City, constructed atop the former Tokyo Bay, an illusion of wealth and tranquility conceals rampant criminal activity. Senpuuji Maito, a fifteen-year-old prodigy acclaimed for his intellect, appearance, and athletic skill, stands apart. Beyond these personal achievements, Maito heads the Senpuuji Trading Group and possesses immense wealth. Using his vast resources, he establishes the Brave Express Squad, a team of robots each equipped with unique powers. Their leader, Gaine, features advanced artificial intelligence and a distinct character. These robots can transform into trains and navigate a sophisticated worldwide railway network, allowing them to swiftly address emergencies across the globe.

Mai Waku runs a business that handles supernatural issues, but maintaining a professional image is constantly difficult for her. Her overwhelming appeal frequently causes embarrassing incidents, which often leave her without clothes while on the job. Whether dealing with famous celebrities or local innkeepers, Mai regularly ends up in awkward situations where she unexpectedly finds herself naked in front of her clients.

Urey and an older man share a quiet life in a laboratory by a lake. Their routine is disrupted when an unusual star appears in the Ursa Minor constellation. As stars vanish one by one, the constellation slowly transforms into the shape of a fish. To retrieve the missing stars, the two set out on a voyage across the Milky Way, heading toward the mysterious domain of this fish.

In the early 21st century, a massive earthquake strikes Tokyo, causing the collapse of Japan's government and economy and throwing the country into turmoil. Takateru Suga sets out to locate his missing sister, eventually discovering that she has been captured by the powerful Koryukai crime syndicate. Driven to rescue her and bring down the organization, Takateru joins forces with an unlikely group: a drag queen, two former mercenaries, and a nun.

Tsukasa, Yoji, and Eiji are friends and members of the motorcycle gang known as the Paradise Butterflies. Roaming the streets of Hiroshima, their aim in life is to surpass every other gang in their city.

Ta-chan rules the jungle. Abandoned in the savanna as a child, he was raised by the chimpanzee Etekichi. His beloved wife Jane was once a top model in New York, but her appearance has changed significantly now. Regardless, Ta-chan fights alongside his disciple Pedro and the Chinese martial arts master Ryo to protect the animals from poachers. This anime adapts the manga of the same name; it starts as a comedic parody of Tarzan. The first few episodes are comedic, but the remainder of the series consists of episodes that are relatively serious.

Yousuke Obata lives with his father, Tetsuo, a marine biologist, on Pagopago Island in the Fiji archipelago. A storm sweeps through, and while riding his Jet Ski, Yousuke discovers a strange baby dinosaur in the lagoon. He brings the creature back to his dad's lab and gives it the name Coo. As Coo matures, it starts to look like a prehistoric marine reptile—specifically, a young plesiosaur from about 65 million years ago. But Coo's presence catches the unwanted notice of the French secret service, whose job is to protect France's nuclear activities in this ordinarily tranquil region.

Konpeki no Kantai is an alternate-history original video animation series from Japan, produced by JC Staff. It draws from a 1992 novel by Yoshio Aramaki and centers on a highly advanced Imperial Japanese Navy, along with a vastly altered Pacific War, resulting from Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto being brought back to life in the past through mysterious means. The series also includes historical figures from the 1940s with altered first names, such as Winston Churchill becoming Kingston Churchill and Adolf Hitler becoming Heinrich von Hitler.

Akihiro, a teenager with a love for fantasy, is on his way home after a planned date with his girlfriend Miyuki when he comes across an unusual carpet. Once he's back at his apartment, a lively and energetic girl named Malon appears from the rug, explaining that she comes from the world of Phantasia and asking to stay with him. Although Akihiro is drawn to beautiful girls, he becomes upset by Malon's use of magic and rejects her. Meanwhile, Roll, a deranged wizard intent on killing Malon, offers no assistance.

At the start of the 21st century, humanity has terraformed and established colonies on Mars. However, extraterrestrial life exists. An ancient alien species, simply referred to as "The Gods," has been observing humanity's development—and biding their time. Now these enigmatic beings have come back to forcibly stop mankind's spaceward expansion. The red planet, named after the deity of war, is set to be humanity's last battleground. People wage a desperate conflict using cutting-edge military technology: ultra-sophisticated planes, space-based fighters, and colossal desert warships equipped with the most advanced armaments. Yet is that sufficient? The aliens possess terrifyingly powerful tools of destruction—among them "Hell," an unstoppable stealth carrier. However, their most dangerous weapon operates silently and invisibly: a mind-control plaque. It is incurable, unavoidable, and contagious. No human can withstand its influence; it turns even the most faithful troops into treacherous saboteurs. Humanity's final hope rests on Captain Akuh and his crew aboard the Battleship Aoba. Should his classified mission succeed, mankind will strike a critical hit against the alien fleet. But Akuh's girlfriend is exhibiting signs of nymphomania—the earliest indicator of alien mind control!

In "Daisuki! Hello Kitty," a young cat named Kitty goes on many adventures with her twin sister Mimi. Sometimes, these journeys drop Kitty into the world of fairy tales.

There is a legend about a bridge: when two people cross paths there, they are fated to meet again. Momo encounters a boy who doubts this story, so she promises that they will reunite in the future as proof. Over the following year, Momo goes to the bridge every day, hoping to see him again while subtly affecting those around her.

Second part of The Hakkenden.

Uiba Shikatani, whose father runs a pet shop, is devastated when some reptile eggs fail to hatch. To lift her spirits, her father brings home a large, striped egg that he hopes will hatch. It does, unexpectedly producing a green dinosaur that they name Muka-Muka, after the only sounds the baby reptile can make. Muka-Muka quickly becomes a local sensation and catches the attention of the town's professor, who has a series of bizarre inventions. One such invention is a time machine that successfully transports the Shikatani family, along with other families and their homes, to a prehistoric era. There, they encounter various dinosaurs and magical beings during their adventures.

In an unexpected twist, Miki is pulled into another realm by mysterious fighters. After breaking free from her captors, she ends up in a perilous world filled with monsters and evil entities seeking to destroy Earth. Her sole chance rests on the hidden Mask of Zeguy. To protect herself and the planet, Miki undertakes a dangerous quest to find the magical artifact, constantly chased by those who initially kidnapped her.

From the creators of Gatchaman and Speed Racer comes a wildly comedic adventure! Which team will claim the title of ultimate villain? Rival groups of antagonists compete to be crowned the most dastardly evildoers! Join the fun as the Dorombo Gang and their Kitchen Robot face off against other nefarious opponents in a frantic contest to become the greatest villains in anime. The only thing standing in their way are the superheroes of anime. Can the Gatchaman ninjas arrive in time to stop their schemes and save the day?

The film consists of three separate parts: first, The Tale of the SD Warring States: World Peace Chapter; second, SD Gundam Sidestory: The Legend of the Holy Machine Soldiers; and third, SD Commando War Chronicles: Gundam Force, Super G-Arms, Final Formula VS Noum Gyaza.

In 1983, Shinjuku's Kaeda Yakuza member Akutsu Jouji suffers a humiliating defeat in a brawl against a university cheerleading team and breaks down pleading for mercy. This incident triggers a downward spiral that culminates in 1993 when a friend receives orders to kill him. While fleeing, Jouji takes his own life, ending his miserable existence. Yet upon waking, Jouji finds himself transported back to Shinjuku in 1983, moments before the fateful confrontation with the college students that spelled his ruin. Armed with an extra decade of memories and hard-earned knowledge, he outmaneuvers and drives off the students. Determined to reclaim his destiny, Jouji vows to carve out a reputation across the district and start afresh.

In Elevenia, a land where soccer reigns supreme, Tokio and his father Amon arrive just as a parade is being held to honor the nation's top soccer team, the Winners. Amon challenges the team's captain, Leon, but loses the match, prompting Leon to transform Amon into a tiny dragon. After witnessing this, Tokio resolves to face Leon himself in order to restore his father to human form.