1995 Anime

Fifteen years following the devastating Second Impact, humanity faces relentless assaults from colossal entities known as Angels targeting Tokyo-3. Conventional military might proves futile against these foes, leaving survival in the hands of NERV, a clandestine group commanded by the stern Gendou Ikari. NERV deploys giant humanoid mechs called Evangelions, armed with advanced weaponry and shielded by Absolute Terror Fields, to combat the Angels. Shinji Ikari, a fourteen-year-old, returns to Tokyo-3 after years of abandonment by his father. Haunted by the loss of his mother and his father's icy demeanor, Shinji fears forming attachments. His world shifts upon meeting Misato Katsuragi, a twenty-nine-year-old high-ranking NERV officer who offers the warmth and care he has long lacked. An abrupt Angel incursion compels Shinji to act, exposing Gendou's true motive for summoning him: Shinji possesses the unique ability to synchronize with Evangelion Unit-01, a robot that responds to his biological signals. Despite the severe psychological strain of piloting an Evangelion, Shinji becomes Tokyo-3's guardian against the angelic threat, oblivious to his father's concealed agenda.

In 2029, Niihama City stands as the pinnacle of technological advancement, where cybernetic enhancements are commonplace. Citizens routinely swap their limbs for sophisticated mechanical counterparts, and global connectivity has reached unprecedented heights. Amidst this rapid evolution, Public Security Section 9 is charged with tackling the complex challenges of corruption, terrorism, and other dangers arising from globalization. Led by Major Motoko Kusanagi, Section 9 begins investigating a mysterious hacker known as the "Puppet Master," who leaves victims with their memories entirely wiped. Like many in this futuristic society, the Puppet Master possesses a largely robotic body that grants extraordinary capabilities. As Motoko and her team delve into the mystery, their pursuit grows complicated by interference from rival factions, including Section 6, which adds significant hurdles to the investigation. While grappling with profound existential questions regarding her own identity, Motoko comes to suspect that the Puppet Master may hold the key to understanding her true nature and purpose.

Kintarou Ooe is a master of temporary work, traveling across Japan on his beloved motorcycle, the Mikazuki 5, and taking on any job that comes his way. His journeys provide him with life lessons that schools cannot teach, such as insights into political corruption and the complex dynamics of relationships with young women. As he rides the open road and meets many charming women, Kintarou pursues his passion for knowledge while managing a variety of often mundane tasks. Every job he undertakes imparts valuable lessons, and the future may hold anything—even the possibility of saving the world. The only certainty is that this adventure will be deeply rewarding.

In Whisper of the Heart, Shizuku Tsukishima, a lively 14-year-old, spends her free time reading books and writing poems. One evening, while looking at the checkout cards in her library books, she notices that a boy named Seiji Amasawa often checks out the same titles. Intrigued by this shared interest in literature, Shizuku decides to find this mysterious boy. On a train ride, she follows an unusual cat that leads her to a charming antique shop, where she discovers a cat figurine called "The Baron." Captivated by the shop, Shizuku unexpectedly meets Seiji, and they quickly form a close friendship. As their bond grows, Shizuku learns about Seiji’s dreams, which stirs a sense of uncertainty in her about her own path and abilities. Despite her doubts, Shizuku’s connection with Seiji inspires her to pursue her own ambitions. Encouraged by the whispers of her heart and guided by The Baron, she commits to discovering her true potential and chasing her dreams.

In the era of Mobile Suit Gundam Wing, the United Earth Sphere Alliance has maintained strict control over Earth and its space colonies for many generations. After the colonies attempted a revolt, their leader was killed. In the year After Colony 195, a group of defiant colonists initiates "Operation Meteor," dispatching five advanced mobile suits called "Gundams" to Earth. Built from the nearly indestructible Gundanium Alloy, these machines are meant to strike back against the Alliance and its subordinate organization OZ. During an aerial battle with OZ's top pilot, Zechs Marquise, one Gundam, piloted by an individual using the name Heero Yuy—the same as the late colony leader—crashes into the ocean. Upon reaching land, Heero meets Relena Peacecraft, the child of a peace-oriented political figure, who witnesses their arrival. Though neither realizes it at the time, this meeting will deeply affect both their lives and the future of Earth and the colonies.

Due to a janitor's mistake, an unsuspecting custodian is turned into Janemba, a chubby, yellow demon causing chaos in the afterlife. Since his heroic death during the battle against Cell, Goku Son has been taking part in posthumous martial arts tournaments. Janemba's disturbances eventually draw the attention of Goku and his fellow fighter Pikkon, prompting them to search for a way to defeat the monstrous enemy. After their clash, Goku witnesses Janemba undergo another transformation: the demon sheds its excess weight and changes color, becoming a sword-wielding opponent far more powerful than any Goku has faced before. Alongside his equally deceased rival, Vegeta, Goku must stop the menacing Janemba from destroying the very fabric of the universe.

Memories brings together three separate short films, each belonging to a different genre. Magnetic Rose Deep in space, engineers Heintz Beckner and Miguel Costrela answer a distress call that leads them to a massive, abandoned space station. Inside, they discover a dilapidated mansion and begin investigating, uncovering a dark history tied to Eva Friedel, a renowned opera singer with a tragic past. As they endure tormenting hallucinations, they must fight to hold on to their sanity and escape the station alive. Stink Bomb Nobuo Tanaka, a clumsy lab technician, takes some pills from his lab to treat a cold. Unaware that these experimental pills make his flatulence fatally potent, he accidentally kills everyone around him. His superiors order him to flee to the company's headquarters in Tokyo. With his deadly odor growing stronger, Nobuo struggles to evade relentless pursuit by the police, military, and international enemies. Cannon Fodder Set in a fortress city bristling with cannons, a young boy dreams of surpassing his father and gaining respect as an artillery officer. Despite a lack of evidence pointing to an opposing nation, he eagerly takes part in the city's daily cannon drills. His ambition to fire a cannon for his homeland drives him through every moment, whether at school or just before sleep.

In the world of Slayers, the bold and highly skilled sorceress Lina Inverse travels across different regions, stealing treasure from any bandits she encounters. After she robs a group of thieves, they retaliate by setting an ambush in a forest. Just as Lina is about to easily wipe out her enemies, the swordsman Gourry Gabriev steps in. Mistaking Lina for a helpless maiden in distress, the kind-hearted but naive warrior offers his aid. After quickly defeating the thieves, the oblivious knight insists on escorting Lina to Atlas City. She is initially reluctant but eventually agrees. Unbeknownst to Lina, one of the items in her latest haul is a powerful magical artifact. A mysterious pair begins following her and her new companion, intending to seize the object for sinister purposes. This sets the stage for their journey, which may ultimately determine the fate of the world.

In "Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon," the Z Fighters encounter a mysterious music box that cannot be opened, prompting them to search for the Dragon Balls to solve the puzzle. When they finally unlock it, they find Tapion, a warrior who had sealed himself inside along with a powerful monster named Hildegarn. To overcome this dangerous enemy, Goku must master a new technique.

In Sailor Moon SuperS, the spotlight shifts to Chibi-usa and the Sailor Guardians as they confront a new menace from the Dead Moon Circus. The antagonists seek to locate the Golden Dream Mirror to take over the world by stealing Dream Mirrors from unaware people and draining their energy. Chibi-usa forms a bond with Pegasus during this arc, and the Sailor Senshi also acquire enhanced abilities to fight against these fresh foes.

Miaka Yuuki and Yui Hongo discover a mysterious antique book glowing red in the National Library, pulling them into another world. There, they encounter aggressive slave traders but escape thanks to Tamahome, a powerful youth with a Chinese character on his forehead. Soon after, the red light returns, taking Yui back to their world. Eager to find Yui, Miaka asks Tamahome for help. The stakes rise when they meet Emperor Hotohori, who believes Miaka is the foretold priestess of the kingdom's guardian deity, Suzaku. Gathering the god's seven Celestial Warriors allows the priestess to summon Suzaku to grant any wish. Hotohori sees this as a way to save his country and convinces Miaka to take on the priestess role, which could also help her situation. Meanwhile, Yui finds herself back at the library, realizing she is alone. Powerless to intervene, she can only watch as Miaka embarks on dangerous adventures as the protagonist of the mysterious book.

In "Tenchi Muyo! Tenchi Universe," Tenchi Masaki’s peaceful life is turned upside down after a spacecraft piloted by the notorious space pirate Ryouko Hakubi crashes near his family’s temple. When Tenchi saves Ryouko, he unintentionally draws a varied group of alien women to his home. These include the refined Princess Aeka and her energetic younger sister, Princess Sasami, from the planet Jurai; the absentminded first-class detective Mihoshi Kuramitsu and her efficient partner Kiyone Makibi; and the eccentric, brilliant scientist Washuu Hakubi. Each of these six women finds it difficult to adjust to Earth’s more straightforward way of life, causing frequent turmoil and complications for the overwhelmed Tenchi. Despite the trouble they bring, Tenchi develops deep bonds with every one of them, helping him better comprehend his own place in the universe.

Operated by skilled bounty hunters Irene "Rally" Vincent and "Minnie" May Hopkins, Gunsmith Cats is a firearms shop of dubious legality located in the hazardous outskirts of Chicago. Agent Bill Collins from the Chicago office of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives forces Rally and May to collaborate on a specific case. Despite the extreme dangers involved, the duo excel in firearms and explosives, respectively. To survive the perils and uncover the case's hidden truths, Rally and May depend on their exceptional speed, strength, and combat abilities, deploying guns and grenades against opponents who are no match for their talents.

In the quiet Swiss village where he lives with his family, Romeo enjoys a peaceful existence until he attracts the attention of Luini, the infamous God of Death. Known for kidnapping children to work as chimney sweeps in Milan, Luini targets Romeo. To force him into servitude, Luini burns down the family's cornfield and injures Romeo's father during a confrontation. Faced with financial ruin and medical expenses, Romeo volunteers to work for Luini to save his family. Upon arriving in Milan, Romeo forms a strong bond with Alfredo Martini. Their friendship deepens when Alfredo is later sold to a different master, and they promise to stay connected. As a chimney sweep, Romeo endures immense hardship and mistreatment, especially from his employer and a gang known as the Wolf Pack. Reunited with Alfredo, they unite other chimney sweeps under the banner of the Black Brothers. Together, they learn to resist the Wolf Pack and support one another through their struggles.

Children all over the world are asleep, unaware of the danger lurking in the shadows. But this night, a strange darkness floats on the wind, and one by one, the children begin to disappear. It seems to be a supernatural force that feeds on their dreams. The evil Queen Badiyanu, along with her loyal fairies, helps in using the "Black Dream Hole" to swallow the Earth. It is up to Sailor Moon and the Sailor Soldiers to stop the approaching Darkness.

In the year 2046, Detective Ross Sylibus gets reassigned to Mars following the murder of a country singer on her flight. The case grows complicated because the victim turns out to be a "Third," a robot that looks and acts just like a human. Sylibus partners with Armitage, a strikingly attractive and headstrong female officer. Together, they investigate the deaths of the singer and other women on Mars, eventually uncovering a conspiracy that threatens their lives at the hands of Martian officials.

A short time has elapsed since the Magic Knights faced off against Princess Emeraude's Mashin in their final battle. Still dealing with the loss of the princess, Hikaru Shidou returns to Tokyo Tower. There she reunites with her companions Umi Ryuuzaki and Fuu Hououji for the first time since their sudden adventure to rescue Cephiro. Haunted by visions of the realm they departed, Hikaru takes comfort in learning that her friends also yearn to go back and keep protecting the kingdom they struggled to save. Their desire is granted when a bright light identical to the one from their first encounter envelops Tokyo Tower. The Magic Knights again mount a flying fish and travel to Cephiro, only to find it barren and devastated. With the Pillar's strength diminished, monsters wander unchecked, and three countries compete to seize Cephiro in order to dominate the Pillar. Making things more difficult is the mysterious Lady Debonair, who declares herself the rightful successor to the fallen kingdom. Confronted by fresh trials and enemies, the three Magic Knights set out on a new mission to bring peace back to Cephiro. Bolstered by their friendship, the group stays resolute against the formidable challenge.

In "Neighborhood Stories," sixteen-year-old Mikako Kouda dreams of launching her own clothing line and attends the prestigious Yazawa Art School alongside her childhood friend Tsutomu Yamaguchi. Although they share playful moments and a deep bond that frequently makes others think they are a couple, both Mikako and Tsutomu insist they view each other only as friends. Their relationship takes a turn when Tsutomu begins to resemble Ken Nakagawa, the charismatic lead singer of the popular band Manbou. As Tsutomu attracts more attention from girls, the two must reconsider their connection and what it signifies for them regarding romance and friendship.

Ryu and Ken Masters, two highly skilled martial artists, maintain a strong bond as they travel the world to sharpen their fighting abilities and learn new techniques. During their journey, they encounter various martial arts styles and form new friendships. However, their quest is interrupted when they become entangled in the mysterious organization Shadowlaw's plot, forcing them to face their greatest challenge as they fight for survival against the evil M. Bison.

In Sailor Moon SuperS Plus: Ami's First Love, Ami, the studious member of the Sailor Senshi, does well in her studies, but her self-assurance wavers when a rival known as "Mercurius" begins to outperform her on nationwide exams. Making things more complicated are a secret love letter she gets and a youma that feeds on her mounting unease. Sailor Mercury must face these challenges and find a way to conquer her anxiety.

In this prequel movie to the Slayers television series, Lina Inverse travels to Mipross Island with her rival and traveling companion Naga the Serpent. Although they originally came for the hot springs, they soon find themselves caught up in a conspiracy involving a mazoku named Joyrock. Years earlier, he slaughtered all the elves that lived on the island and absorbed their power. They are soon joined by an elderly mage named Rowdy Gabriev, who was in love with one of the elves that were killed and also seeks revenge.

Is someone kidnapping your local virgins? Are mysterious entities draining the souls of the peasants? Do you have a sorceress infestation that just won't go away? Big Momma has the perfect solution: a rough and ready team of Sorcerer Hunters ready to take on any rogue magic user that crosses their path. If the charms of the voluptuous Chocolate and Tira Misu can't persuade the naughty wizard to change his ways, then manly Gateau Mocha, suave Marron Glace, or over-sexed Carrot Glace will stop him cold. Don't miss the titillating tales of Sorcerer Hunters!

There exist three realms: the human world, the angel world, and the devil world. The wicked queen Raindevilla desires to annihilate the angel world with the assistance of her numerous devil servants. The goddess Aphrodite sends an angel named Limone to the human realm to call forth three love angels, who manifest as three schoolgirls—Momoko Hanasaki, Yuri Tanima, and Hinagiku Tamano. Together they become Angel Lilly, Angel Daisy, and Wedding Peach. The trio must battle the devils' evil forces while also navigating their own personal lives, collecting all pieces of the Sacred Four Somethings (or Saint Something Four), vanquish the evil queen, and bring peace back to the angel world.

Fourteen-year-old Meimi Haneoka lives a double life. During the day, she appears as a normal girl, but at night she becomes Saint Tail, a modern-day Robin Hood who steals from criminals to return stolen goods to their rightful owners. She is assisted by her friend Seira Mimori, who is training to become a nun. Meanwhile, Meimi is constantly pursued by her classmate and future love interest, Daiki Asuka, who goes by the nickname Asuka Jr.

Makoto Mizuhara chooses to speak out against the rowdy student council president, Katsuhiko Jinnai, who is facing accusations of bribery from the recent elections. In retaliation, Jinnai pursues Makoto, who suddenly finds himself alone as time freezes for everyone else. While exploring the school grounds, Makoto discovers a glowing light in the sealed basement, where an ancient artifact has just been unearthed. As he approaches the relic enveloped in light, an ethereal woman appears, claiming to have waited ten thousand years for this moment. Weakened by the ages, she uses her remaining power to send the bewildered Makoto to another world called El-Hazard. Along with Makoto, Jinnai, the alcoholic teacher Masamichi Fujisawa, and Jinnai's determined sister Nanami are also swept into this new realm. There, they become entangled in the lives of its inhabitants, embarking on an adventure filled with humor, danger, and romance.

In the year A.D. 2040, three decades have elapsed since the conflict between Earth and the Zentraedi fleet reshaped the destiny of both species. On the colony world of Eden, a classified initiative called "Supernova" is underway to choose the next-generation variable fighter for U.N. Spacy. The contenders are Shinsei Industries' YF-19 and General Galaxy's YF-21, each vying for development funding. The YF-21 is piloted by Guld Goa Bowman, a hybrid of human and Zentraedi heritage. Shinsei gains a new test pilot in the headstrong fighter Isamu Dyson, who was once a comrade of Guld. As Isamu and Guld clash fiercely to prove which aircraft is superior, a Virturoid Idol named Sharon Apple is scheduled to hold her premiere concert on Eden. Her producer is Myung Fang Lone, another former friend of both Isamu and Guld. When the trio reunites, old grievances from a troubled past resurface. Unbeknownst to them, their shared history—coupled with the Supernova Project and Sharon Apple—will ultimately draw them together.

In the story, Makoto Mizuhara, a brilliant high school science student, is preparing his newest invention for the school festival, alongside his close friend Nanami Jinnai. Nanami’s brother, the cunning student council president Katsuhiko Jinnai, feels threatened by Makoto and believes he is plotting to oust him from his position. One night, while Makoto, Nanami, and their teacher Masamichi Fujisawa are taking a break, Katsuhiko sneaks into the lab and interferes with Makoto's equipment, inadvertently activating a portal that transports all four of them to another world. Upon arrival in this new realm, Makoto is immediately confronted by a horde of giant, insect-like creatures. As he flees, he encounters Fujisawa and a young woman named Rune Venus. With Fujisawa's help, they manage to fend off the attackers. Soon, a group of officials arrives, seeking Rune, who is revealed to be the princess. They inform Makoto and Fujisawa that they are in El-Hazard, the kingdom of Roshtaria. Despite initial skepticism from the royal advisors, Rune welcomes the newcomers and quickly forms a bond with Makoto. Unaware that Nanami and Katsuhiko are also stranded in El-Hazard, Makoto embarks on a quest to discover a way back to Earth.

Following their defeat by Kainan High in a significant game, the Shohoku team, including the recently shaved Sakuragi Hanamichi, faces an exhibition challenge from the lesser-known Ryoukufu High. Coach Anzai views this match as an opportunity for Shohoku to regain their confidence. However, Ryoukufu has assembled a formidable team that could push Sakuragi and his teammates to their ultimate test.

In "Slam Dunk: Roar!! Basket Man Spirit," Ichiro Mizusawa, a former teammate of Rukawa during their time at Tomigoaka Junior High, discovers he is suffering from a serious leg condition. Driven by a desire to give Ichiro one last chance to play alongside Rukawa, Hanamichi steps in to help fulfill that wish.

The Inaho Junior High Ping-Pong Club is struggling with a lack of motivation just before a major tournament. Their new manager, Kyoko Iwashita, tries to spark their enthusiasm with an unusual incentive: a "sex pass" that grants the club's top player exclusive access to her for an entire month. This unconventional method kick-starts a series of extraordinary events. Among the six team members, Maeno stands out by introducing bizarre distractions every day. The rest of the players join in these antics, while club captain Takeda struggles to keep order amid the chaos. Surprisingly, when popular vice-captain Yuusuke Kinoshita starts attracting attention from various girls, Kyoko unexpectedly supports him. The club constantly hovers on the edge of being disbanded, forcing Takeda and his teammates to face many challenges. Although Maeno's frequent provocations often threaten the club's stability, he also comes up with audacious plans that might just save the day. Will Maeno's absurd strategies ultimately benefit the Ping-Pong Club, or will they only cause more trouble?

Long ago, the powerful sorcerer Enno Ozuno fought against the wicked demon deity Karuma. Realizing he could not defeat her alone, Enno called upon Zenki, a mighty guardian demon, for assistance. After Karuma was vanquished, Enno sealed Zenki inside a pillar within his temple. Twelve hundred years later, Enno's descendant Chiaki makes a living by giving tours around the town of Shikigami-cho and performing exorcisms. One day, two burglars break into the Ozuno temple, intending to break a seal and steal its valuables. Instead of treasure, they unleash a malevolent spirit that possesses them, transforming them into monstrous creatures. These possessed beings run amok through the temple, putting Chiaki in danger. To safeguard Shikigami-cho from these monsters and the evil forces that emerge, Chiaki must awaken her family's latent powers to summon Zenki and face this threat directly.

Yuu☆Yuu☆Hakusho: Eizou Hakusho II is composed of four individual volumes, each focusing on one of the main characters—Yusuke, Kurama, Hiei, or Kuwabara. Each volume provides a retrospective look at that character's involvement throughout the series. At the start of every volume, a short music video themed around that specific character plays, performed by the character's voice actor.

In a world where magic is the foundation of all existence, ancient kingdoms rose and fell due to their conflicts over spirit-controlled magical forces. Today, only remnants of those once-great civilizations remain, with their ruins scattered across the land. Adventurers venture into these forgotten sites seeking leftover magic and hidden treasures. Fam and Ihrie are among these daring explorers, on a quest to discover the fabled "Ultimate Power," a magic rumored to grant any wish. However, they are not alone; many other treasure hunters, driven by greed, are also in pursuit. While physical and mental strength are essential, the unique bond between an unconventional team may prove to be the key.

Following a diamond theft in Brazil, Lupin conceals the jewel inside a doll and boards a flight leaving the country. During the journey, a young girl named Julia steals the doll—and her nanny turns out to be none other than Fujiko Mine. Before Lupin can retrieve the doll, the plane gets hijacked and the girl is abducted. The kidnappers are seeking the same objective as Fujiko: a book of Nostradamus prophecies stashed in the tower belonging to Julia's father. Lupin and his crew unite to rescue the girl, recover the diamond, and unravel the mysteries tied to that strange volume.

Akira Yuki has dedicated years to perfecting his Bajiquan under his grandfather's tutelage, driven by a desire to witness the eight heavenly stars, a celestial phenomenon visible only to those who possess extraordinary power. This pursuit of enlightenment pushes him to explore the depths of what it takes to attain such strength. Elsewhere, Eva Durix, a brilliant robotics scientist, aspires to engineer the ultimate soldier. Her organization, Judgment 6, abducts Sarah Bryant—a university student and close friend of Akira—who is looking into a mysterious accident involving her brother. To rescue Sarah from Judgment 6, Akira must overcome numerous obstacles along a treacherous path.

Hiro has a deep enthusiasm for baseball and adult magazines, but after sustaining an elbow injury he decides to quit baseball altogether and enroll in a high school lacking its own baseball team. His childhood friend Hikari attends a different school alongside baseball prodigy Hideo and regrets Hiro's abandonment of the sport Hiro ends up joining the soccer team where he meets Haruka an accident-prone girl who happens to be the daughter of his father's workplace superior Haruka acts as the club manager for an unofficial baseball team at Hiro's school When the soccer squad challenges that baseball club to a game with the goal of humiliating them the baseball side is about to lose until Hiro angered by the soccer team's arrogance switches sides and joins the baseball club

While investigating a sound anomaly across the galaxy, Basara crash-lands on a snowy planet and receives an unfriendly welcome from the local residents. On the planet, he befriends Pedro, a four-year-old boy who watches the Galaxy Network and idolizes Fire Bomber. Basara also discovers that the sound he's searching for is generated by Emilia, a lone Meltrandi struggling to make music of her own.

Jr., the heir of Romana, is living peacefully alongside his battle sabers Cherry and Lime, both equipped with girl circuits. Their tranquil life is shattered when the villainous Star-Face, accompanied by his sexadolls, launches an attack on Romana in an attempt to seize power and secure his position as the next High Official. To claim that title and become the true ruler of Romana, Star-Face must first eliminate Jr. This sets off a conflict that endangers not only Jr.'s life but the entire nation of Romana.

Sasami has always been a fairly nice person, but now she's received a substantial amount of magical power—which she intends to use to fix the problems plaguing Earth and, naturally, to keep her brother Tenchi out of trouble. Of course, complications are inevitable: this time around, the enigmatic Pixy Misa appears, and the usual clashes between Ryoko and Ayeka certainly don't make things any simpler for her.

The story follows Sakura Momoko, a young elementary school girl who has a passion for idol Momoe Yamaguchi and reading manga. Because of her small frame and childlike look, she is often called "Chibi Maruko-chan." She lives with her family—her parents, grandparents, and older sibling—in a peaceful town. Maruko goes through everyday school adventures with her lively group of friends, such as her close friend Tama-chan, class officers Maruo-kun and Migiwa-san, and the Class B trio: the "little master" Hanawa-kun, Hamaji-bu Taro, and Sekiguchi-kun. The show warmly illustrates the simple pleasures of childhood everyday life.

On June 12, 1942, Anne Frank turns thirteen in Amsterdam and starts a diary she names "Kitty." During the next two years spent in hiding from the German occupation, she records her hopeful perspective on life, her dreams, her worries, and her developing feelings for Peter.

A satanic program is triggered aboard a crowded commercial flight heading to Tokyo, releasing a swarm of invisible demons that send the aircraft crashing in a fiery inferno. Everyone on board dies instantly—except for Akito Kobayashi, the owner of that devilish program and a sworn ally of hell. Kojiro Soma, an old elementary school friend of Akito's, is surprised to see him re-enroll at their school. Kojiro notices how this once lonely boy has become a suave and arrogant teenager. Later, when his classmates are attacked and legendary demons return to stalk the streets of Tokyo, Kojiro begins to truly understand what his old friend has become. Akito has plans for the human race. Those plans revolve around magnetite, the mysterious element that forms the living essence of every human soul. Combined with his demonic software, a strong enough source of magnetite would release a plague of devils upon the Earth. That source exists in Kojiro's class, but when the evil plan expands beyond even Akito's control, it is Kojiro who must find the ultimate power within himself and go head-to-head with the greatest demon of all.

Lupin III sets his sights on the vast fortune hidden by Harimao, a thief from World War II. His scheme is to trick retired British spy Sir Archer into revealing the treasure's location. However, Archer chooses to join the search instead, forcing Lupin to team up with his original target to stop a rival who also desperately wants the riches. Meanwhile, Inspector Zenigata remains unwavering in his chase, determined to capture the crew.

During the war, a group of warriors known as the Ninku fought against the Imperial Army and nearly wiped it out. However, the Ninku ultimately lost and were scattered. After the war, the imperial army used propaganda to position themselves as the people's protectors and convinced the public that the Ninku were the villains who started the conflict. Fusuke appears to be a child, but he is actually the former captain of the first Ninku division. His mother was taken captive during the war, and after the Ninku's defeat, he sets out on a journey to find her. Along the way, he meets Aicho and Touji, both former Ninku captains as well, and together they battle the imperial army, which is trying to eliminate the remaining Ninku. The Ninku are a clan of extinct ninjas who command esoteric and powerful techniques, which is why many other groups constantly try to steal their abilities in order to take over the country. Their primary target is Fusuke, a strange-looking kid but one of the most powerful Ninku ninja. Fusuke, along with other Ninku ninja who have different specialties, must fight against the threats that led to the Ninku clan's downfall.

A series of brief episodes, each about two to three minutes long, shows the everyday routines of certain characters, provides backstory on others, and occasionally includes music videos. These shorts first appeared as extra material on the Macross 7 VHS and laserdisc releases.

Hiromi Nozawa is a sixth grader whose parents are frequently away for work, leaving her to rely on her talking dog Junkers as her only confidant. She maintains a cheerful facade around others but candidly shares her worries and stress with Junkers. The emotional pressure intensifies when Hiromi suspects her parents may be heading for divorce. In this critical moment, Junkers reveals the ability to grant three miracles. Hiromi is now faced with the difficult choice of how to use these wishes, knowing the outcomes might hurt the people closest to her.

The Kodomo no Omocha OVA is a thirty-minute animation made before the TV series. It closely follows the first manga volume, covering material similar to the initial six episodes. The OVA centers on Sana's school conflicts with Hayama, which start from the "oyakodon baka" incident, and ends with Hayama's father and sister recognizing their faults because of Sana's actions.

In this OVA, the events surrounding Gau's connection to his adoptive sister and the hidden truths of the shadow skill are revealed. Each year, the pair returns to the grave of Gau's parents, where he can demonstrate his development and prowess as a warrior. Under Elle's guidance, Gau has made significant strides in his training as a Sevalle, yet enemies seeking to eliminate them lurk, waiting for the perfect chance to launch a lethal assault. During their journey, both their familial ties and combat abilities are put to the test. Opponents appear in great numbers, and the fighting is intense, but part of Gau's training also involves facing his sister in combat and fully mastering the techniques required to overcome his ultimate adversary.

This movie functions as a prequel to the main series, depicting Doraemon’s life before he journeyed to the 20th century. It covers how he was made, the accident that caused his incomplete condition, the loss of his ears, meeting the Nobi family, and his decision to time travel and help Nobita.

In the remote village of Djana En, under the rule of Lord Haven, his son Redon lives a peaceful yet unsatisfying existence aiding the villagers. After his parents are suddenly murdered, Redon must flee the village with a small band of allies. Cornered near "God's Wall"—the mythical serpent skin that separates Djana En from the outside world—Redon hears a voice urging him to cross through a newly formed crack in the wall to reach the legendary land of Crystania, where immense power awaits. With no alternative, Redon and his companions step through the mysterious gap, only to discover that Crystania is nothing like the tales they were told. They confront dangerous creatures and shape-shifting beastmen, wondering if they have stumbled into an even worse nightmare than the one they escaped. Their fortunes shift when they encounter two travelers who grasp the chaotic situation unfolding in Crystania.

Picture drama. Second part of the last episode of Ryo-Ohki 2.

A Time Patrol agent detects a temporal anomaly in 1570 Japan and sets off to investigate. En route, she is ambushed and becomes trapped beneath the Nohara residence in late-20th-century Japan. With her supplies nearly depleted, she has no choice but to request the Nohara family's assistance. Together, they travel back in time and encounter Fubuki-maru, a samurai who mistakes them for the legendary trio and dog fated to meet one of his relatives at a decisive moment. The solitary warrior pleads for their aid in taking down the sinister lord Unkokusai, a man wielding mysterious supernatural powers.

In the film "Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Diary of the Creation of the World," Nobita cannot come up with a topic for his summer research report. Blaming Adam and Eve for burdening humanity with suffering—including homework—he persuades Doraemon to provide a device that lets them observe the world's beginning. Planning to document this experience as a diary-style assignment, Nobita asks Suneo, Giant, and Shizuka to join. They watch early tribes and civilizations emerge. However, the time patrol detects an unauthorized time machine and intercepts Giant and Suneo after overhearing their discussion. Left behind with Doraemon, Nobita and Shizuka must keep monitoring the genesis set while also figuring out how to save their companions.

Yuna Kagurazaka, a clumsy but kind-hearted 16-year-old, has her life changed forever when she wins a competition to find the galaxy's purest heart. She is appointed the Savior of Light, an interstellar hero and magical girl who pilots the mecha El Line to protect cosmic peace. Her adventure takes a dark turn when she is falsely accused of destroying a city while in El Line. Special agent Misaki Ichijouin of the Galaxy Alliance captures Yuna, but soon uncovers the truth behind the accusation. With help from Yuna's friends, Misaki works to restore her reputation and stop an evil force from resurging and threatening the galaxy.

The malevolent Dark Joker and his forces have destroyed the beautiful planet Queen Earth and are now advancing on our world. Ten-year-old Moriya Ririka, aided by her childhood friend Seiya and the enigmatic Kanon, must assume the role of the Nurse Angel to locate the legendary Flower of Life—the only power capable of defeating the evil invaders. This flower, which once flourished across the entire Earth, is hidden in the most unexpected place imaginable. To obtain it and banish evil from the universe forever, Ririka will have to confront the most difficult choice of her life.

This special, titled "Batoru Kaiibai 29 Hitou Korinai Yatsura" in Japan, was exclusively distributed through the Kitty Animation Circle, the official fan club of Kitty Film, making it a rare item to obtain. It featured clips highlighting twenty-nine of Ranma's most unforgettable adversaries from the television series.

In Dirty Pair Flash 2, the unpredictable special agents Kei and Yuri are thrown into turmoil on an amusement park planet. While handling their assignments, they confront a range of perils including an android assassin, killers who alter genders, and dangerous ghosts. Amid their chaotic exploits, the Lovely Angels also become involved in hunting a con artist and unexpectedly give romantic guidance to the software engineer under their protection.

In the final film of the Captain Tsubasa series, Japan takes on their formidable Dutch adversaries. After losing two matches in a row, the Japanese team's morale plummets, and even the injured Hyuga gives in to despair. In a desperate attempt to turn things around, the management contacts Wakabayashi in Germany and Tsubasa in Brazil, asking them to come to Holland and lend their support, but both initially refuse. It is only in the second half of the third game that Tsubasa finally returns, reuniting with his teammates and restoring their hope and resolve. Once again led by Tsubasa Ozora, the Japanese team triumphs with a decisive 11-1 victory in the crucial match.

Gou is intent on finding the legendary treasure of Salamander. While searching, he meets Ren, a fairy on a quest to locate the four treasures of the Heart. Mari, Gou's childhood friend, grows frustrated with his obsessive hunt for treasure, yet she forms a bond with another fairy named Rin. The treasure hunt involving Gou and Ren interferes with a secret project overseen by Mari's father. In the end, Salamander turns out to be something far different from what Gou initially expected.

This release features opening and ending theme songs from the Ranma ½ OAV series, performed by DoCo—a musical ensemble composed of the show's voice actors. It also contains behind-the-scenes interviews recorded during the production of the Tunnel of Lost Love OAV. The interview participants include Kappei Yamaguchi, Megumi Hayashibara, Noriko Hidaka, Kenichi Ogata, Minami Takeyama, Kikuko Inoue, Ryunosuke Obayashi, Hiromi Tsuru, Rei Sakuma, Toshiko Seki, Miyoko Asou, Koichi Yamadera, Hirotaka Suzuoki, Saeko Shimazu, and Shigeru Chiba.