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Nine ordinary individuals from various corners of the globe are kidnapped and converted into cyborgs endowed with incredible abilities, intended solely for use as weapons. The group eventually rebels, taking up arms against their creators in the pursuit of justice and global peace. Decades later, while the nine cyborgs appear unaffected by the passage of time, they find themselves in a world where the concept of "justice" holds as many interpretations as there are people. What role do they play in this modern era? "In the beginning was the Voice, and the word was Him; and all obeyed His word in great awe. But those who dwelt upon the land, through vanity, cunning and greed, attempted to build a multitude of towers whose tops reached unto heaven, and accumulated great wealth on earth. Scattering across the land and laying it to waste, man turned a deaf ear to His Voice. So He gave unto man an opportunity to atone for his misdeeds; and flame and smoke and the roar of a lion descended upon earth; and shattered the many towers to dust...."

This film adapts Tsurune: Kazemai Koukou Kyuudou-bu. Minato Narumiya finds his passion for kyudo, the Japanese martial art of archery, rekindled.

On Tellus, a partially charted world settled by immigrant pioneers and regularly rocked by quakes caused by terraforming machines—dubbed the "Stampedes"—a gifted young racer named Shiro ends up with critical injuries while pursuing the infamous "Loser King" alongside his longtime rival Goodspeed. As he lies dying, a mysterious woman who calls herself Tomoe appears at his bedside, offering him a second chance at life in exchange for taking part in the Planet Re-Development Race, an annual competition that draws fearless thrill-seekers from across the world, lured not only by the massive prize money but also by the opportunity to venture into the planet's uncharted regions. Note: An unfinished pilot edition was shown at the 2009 Sapporo International Film Festival, and a preview of the completed pilot was screened on November 27, 2010. It was released on Blu-Ray and DVD on January 28, 2011.

Colin MacLeod, an immortal Highlander from Scotland, joins forces with the cunning spirit Amergan on a mission to track down Marcus Octavius, an immortal tyrant who murdered Colin's loved one centuries ago on the Celtic fields. The once-bustling metropolis of New York now lies submerged, with a single towering fortress standing above the waves—Marcus Octavius's stronghold. As MacLeod journeys through this transformed world, he wrestles with the dilemma of whether to assist the surviving inhabitants of New York or to keep his oath to face his archenemy.

In Slayers Premium, Lina Inverse and Gourry Gabriev journey to Acassi, a seaside town known for its octopus-based food. But the octopus meat bears a curse that forces anyone who consumes it to speak only in Takogo, the language of octopuses. After Amelia, Zelgadiss, and Xelloss arrive and join the group, all four main characters quickly become afflicted. The octopi then recruit a mazoku to wipe out the humans for good. To save the town, the white sorceress Ruma must locate her long-lost master and find the cure for the curse.

Pikachu and some of the other pokemon camp out in the woods and help the Pichu brothers get on the train.

While eating at a tavern in a village, sorceresses Lina Inverse and Naga the Serpent see the locals hurry indoors as two opposing sides appear: a human army and a group led by a young girl with a dragon tribe. At first, the village lord tells Lina the conflict comes from an ancient curse, but it is later revealed that the dragon forces are commanded by his own daughter, Marlene, and the fights are actually quarrels about her allowance. Lina agrees to aid the village lord, while Naga chooses to support Marlene.

In the story "Saint Seiya: Evil Goddess Eris," Eris, the goddess of chaos, possesses Elien—a close friend of Hyoga—to facilitate her own revival. She seeks the golden apple to drain Athena's life force, which is necessary for regaining full power and turning the world into a chaotic domain. To counter this threat, Seiya and his allies must first defeat the Ghost Knights.

In the time following their initial encounter, Naomi Armitage and Ross Syllabus have built a life together as a family, preserving an ordinary existence while concealing their genuine Robot natures because of social convictions that Robots do not deserve parity with humans. Ross is presented with a chance to change these perspectives through a ballot on Earth, yet secret groups are maneuvering to obstruct this advancement.

During the Halloween festivities in Shibuya, Tokyo, a wedding ceremony is taking place at Shibuya Hikarie, with Sato wearing a wedding gown. Among the guests, including Conan, chaos erupts when an intruder attacks, and Takagi is injured while protecting Sato. Although Takagi recovers and the immediate threat subsides, Sato remains shaken as memories of the grim reaper she witnessed during Jinpei Matsuda’s death in a series of explosions three years ago resurface. Meanwhile, the mastermind behind those explosions escapes from prison. Rei Furuya, also known as Toru Amuro, a public safety police officer, pursues the murderer of his former classmate but is cornered by a masked assailant who attaches a collar bomb to him. Conan visits Amuro’s hideout to disarm the bomb and learns about the incident from three years ago, when Amuro and his deceased police academy colleagues encountered a mysterious virtual bomber called “Plamya” in Shibuya. As Conan and his team investigate further into this past tragedy, a dark figure begins to encroach upon their efforts.

Theatrical version of Uma Musume: Pretty Derby - ROAD TO THE TOP which includes new extra scenes.

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.

Appleseed Alpha tells a self-contained story that stands apart from the original Appleseed film continuity, yet it comes from the same director. In this iteration, Briareos is already a cyborg from the start, and shares no prior history with Deunan Knute before the two of them join ESWAT in Olympus. The plot focuses on the early journey of Deunan and Briareos in the 22nd century, as they navigate the devastated landscape of New York, attempting to reach the ideal city of Olympus. Two Horns, the ruler of this ruined metropolis, contracts them to destroy bipedal war machines. During their task, they cross paths with Iris and Olson, who are carrying out their own agenda. After forging a connection, Deunan and Briareos decide to support Iris and Olson. Iris's mission is to stop the sinister cyborg Talos from obtaining a concealed human weapon. However, Talos deceives Iris into activating the colossal war machine.

After wandering for days through the desert, the battle-worn warrior Munsu finds himself lost and on the verge of collapse. His life is unexpectedly spared when Mon-ryon, a young man aspiring to become a secret agent for the fallen nation of Jushin, comes to his aid. Mon-ryon's sole purpose is to rescue his girlfriend Chunhyan, a natural-born fighter currently imprisoned by the wicked Lord Byonand. But suddenly, blood seeps from Mon-ryon's chest—he has been mortally wounded by the Sarinjas, a race of cannibalistic desert goblins. Thinking quickly, Munsu convinces the creatures to let him live by offering up Mon-ryon's fresh corpse for their feast. Though doubtful of the young man's ideals, Munsu takes on the mission Mon-ryon described. Using the powers of Angyo Onshi to summon an army of ghost soldiers, he frees Chunhyan. After paying her respects at her boyfriend's grave, she vows to serve as Munsu's bodyguard, and together they set out to bring justice to those who robbed Jushin of its former greatness.

Ritsuka Tachibana leads a peaceful and ordinary life until her brother Lindo returns from his studies in the United Kingdom. The calm is soon disrupted when Rem Kaginuki, the head of Shikou Academy's student council, comes to see her, sparking strange encounters with the council's other members. Despite these odd occurrences, Ritsuka believes her everyday life will eventually return to normal. Everything changes when she comes home to find her mother unconscious and hooded figures lurking nearby. These beings are not ordinary humans but devils, vampires, and exorcists, all searching for the Forbidden Grimoire. As her ordinary world collapses, Ritsuka finds comfort and support in Rem amid the chaos. Meanwhile, her brother Lindo conceals a mysterious dark secret that only deepens the complications. Trapped in a whirlwind of conflicting emotions and a complicated romantic situation, Ritsuka must navigate a turbulent love story while trying to decide what to do next.

This animation offers a condensed retelling of the full 25-episode television series, featuring new scenes and the exclusive "True End Episode" that was included with the 10th Blu-ray Disc/DVD release.

Kouichi Uehara, a fourth-grader living in a Tokyo suburb, discovers a large stone that is actually a fossil of a three-hundred-year-old infant Kappa. He names the Kappa Coo, and the two quickly form a close bond, with Coo moving in with Kouichi's family. But Coo struggles to adapt to human society and deeply longs for others of his own kind.

In Kuro no Su: Chronus, Makoto Nakazono possesses a strange ability to perceive shinigami who appear beside people right before their deaths, guiding their souls to the afterlife. Knowing that sharing this power would invite doubt, Makoto chooses to remain silent, accepting that changing anyone's fate is beyond reach. This outlook shifts when a shinigami attending the same school confronts Makoto directly, asking why the youth never tries to intervene. The situation grows urgent after Makoto learns that this shinigami's target is his best friend, Hazuki Horiuchi. Compelled by this discovery, Makoto begins seeking ways to postpone Hazuki's destined end, even if only for a limited time.

This time, the action takes place in the sea near Tokyo's Hachijo-jima island. Engineers from all over the world have gathered for the full-scale launch of "Pacific Buoy," an offshore facility designed to link security cameras operated by police forces globally. A test of a certain "new technology" based on a facial recognition system is being conducted there. Meanwhile, Conan and the Detective Boys visit Hachijo-jima at Sonoko's invitation and receive a phone call from Subaru Okiya—a graduate student at Tokyo Metropolitan University's Graduate School of Engineering who is actually FBI agent Shuichi Akai and formerly the Black Organization's Rye. He informs them that a Europol employee was killed in Germany by the Black Organization's Jin. Uneasy, Conan sneaks into the facility and discovers that a female engineer has been abducted by the Black Organization...! Moreover, a USB drive containing certain information in her possession falls into the organization's hands... A dark shadow also begins to creep up on Ai Haibara—the Detective Boys' Ai Haibara, also known as Shiho Miyano and the Black Organization's Sherry...

In an alternate 21st century, robotics technology surges forward at an unprecedented pace around the globe. By 2050, Japan has cemented its position as the dominant force in the field, spearheaded by Daiwa Heavy Industries. As innovation advances to include cybernetic enhancements grafted onto the human body, the growing ambiguity between humanity and machinery provokes a dramatic reversal in global sentiment. Reacting to this unease, the United Nations imposes a sweeping prohibition on all further robotics research and development in 2067. Japan raises fierce objections to the measure, yet finds itself powerless to halt its ratification. In defiance, the nation severs itself from international affairs, adopting a policy of total technological seclusion. With the exception of minimal trade relations, Japan effectively vanishes from the global stage. A decade later, a string of strange occurrences convinces SWORD, the American technological enforcement agency, that Japan has been secretly pursuing extensive forbidden research through the RACE network. In response, SWORD deploys a specialized squad of agents to breach the country's borders and collect intelligence on its activities. Among them is Vexille, a seasoned operative, who stumbles upon the terrifying reality concealed behind the ten years of Japan's self-imposed isolation.

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.

This film is the first installment of a three-part anime movie series adapting the spinoff manga Donten ni Warau Gaiden. A year after the decisive conflict with the Orochi, Tenka Kumou has been paralyzed from the waist down. Although a few members of the original squad still stick together, Tenka has withdrawn from them. As his brothers, along with Sousei and Kiiko, attempt to reconnect with him, unknown details from Tenka's earlier life come to light.

An untold chapter opens the story: the catastrophic event surrounding the disappearance of Renton’s father. Adroc Thurston, alongside the enigmatic pilot Eureka, is the sole figure capable of rectifying his past error, an incident that reshaped the world and earned him the status of a hero. A decade later, with Eureka in a critical state, Renton departs from the Gekko crew. Under the guardianship of his father’s former allies, Renton faces a pivotal decision: remain in the nurturing home he has always longed for, or chase after the love he truly yearns for.

Assassins frequently depend on cheap bullets, determined attackers, and the ongoing risk of more hits after a missed shot. When a suspected foreign sniper fails to kill Prince Richard, it becomes obvious that royal family members are open to danger, especially after another assassination attempt unfolds. Team White Pigeon must split its efforts between hunting down smuggled Cavorite bombs and guarding Princess Mary, who now stands as the second in line for the throne—a task made more difficult because Princess Charlotte, working undercover as Ange for White Pigeon, remains vulnerable herself. Pressure mounts and the clock runs down in this gripping second installment of Princess Principal: Crown Handler.

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.

In the Inter High Championships, Shohoku goes up against Tsukubu, a powerful opponent this season. The match brings together familiar faces from the past: Coach Anzai comes face-to-face with his former student, who now coaches Tsukubu, while Akagi and Kogure reunite with Godai, their old classmate and Tsukubu's captain. At the same time, Sakuragi gets annoyed by Nango, Tsukubu's center, who competes with him for Haruko's attention.

In 2024, computer networks are deeply integrated into everyday existence. Fourteen-year-old Sora Yuuki receives an invitation to play the online game "The World." Following an in-game incident, the real world starts to warp.

Fourteen-year-old Masaki Hinaoka has never really cared about surfing, even though his best friend Nalu Tanaka lives and breathes it. That changes one morning when he spots a blond boy gliding effortlessly over the waves. Struck by the boy’s grace and skill, Masaki suddenly wants to try surfing himself. The newcomer, Shou Akitsuki, gladly helps Masaki take his first steps. Despite not being able to swim, Masaki shows surprising natural talent from the very beginning, impressing everyone around him. He improves quickly and enters a local competition, where he encounters other gifted surfers with distinct styles and personalities. This experience only intensifies his ambition. But a sudden tragedy threatens to crush his goals. With encouragement from his new friends, Masaki stays determined to face even the most powerful waves.

At Yokosuka Girls' Marine High School, a wave of excitement sweeps through as all-girls maritime schools from different places gather for friendly competitions. Students across various grades come together, celebrating with festivals and tournaments. In the midst of this, Akeno Misaki, captain of the renowned Harekaze class, and her executive officer, Mashiro Munetani, struggle with mixed emotions when their instructor reveals that Mashiro may be assigned to command the Hiei class. This news places Mashiro in an awkward situation and forces Akeno to come to terms with shifting circumstances. To make matters worse, a new crisis strikes Yokosuka. A pirate group seizes control of a water purification plant and a sea fortress, endangering maritime safety. Akeno and Mashiro must steer the Harekaze class through this dangerous scenario while also navigating their own personal conflicts.

Based on the manga "Noroiya Shimai" by Hirarin, serialized in Monthly Comic Ryuu, this story follows two sisters who make their living as "noroiya"—cursers who wield magic in a fantasy world. One day, a massive tree suddenly appears in a forest, with tall buildings resembling those from our own world tangled up in its branches. The sisters head there to investigate and are transported to our world. There, they come across two children who are taken aback by the sisters' sudden arrival and hurry back home—only to find their parents transformed into monsters.

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

This movie recaps the events of Selector Infected and Spread, adding extra scenes that delve into the characters' pasts. Even though it relies heavily on already-aired episodes, the editing has been rearranged to create a rapid, gripping pace while also emphasizing calm, contemplative moments. New information is presented, such as the true origin of Tama's name, the deep importance of Sachi and Rumi, and the connection between a person's name and their sense of loneliness.

Fueled by a fierce determination to become an idol, Yuu Azuma—an ambitious first-year student at Joshuu East High School—sets out to form her own idol group. Her strategy: bring together one girl from each of the four high schools in her region, covering the north, east, south, and west, and before long, she has her lineup of members. Joining Yuu are Ranko Kashima, a polished second-year at Holy Teneritas Southern Girls' Academy who stands out with her distinctive curly hair and a deep admiration for Ochou-fujin ("Madame Butterfly"); Kurumi Taiga, a student at West Tech Vocational High School who loves cute oversized jackets with long sleeves and dreams of taking home the championship at a robotics competition; and Mika Kamei, who also attends Joshuu North High School and is known for her warm-hearted nature and dedication to volunteering. With Shinji Kudou acting as Yuu's "collaborator" and trusted confidante, these four young women set off on their path to stardom. But the road ahead is fraught with unexpected hardships, grueling demands, disappointments, and mounting pressure—all of which threaten to tear apart everything Yuu has fought so hard to achieve.

A spin-off of the Yuru Yuri series featuring Sakurako and her sisters. The first film of the Oomuro-ke duology.

Nobita stumbles upon a fossilized dinosaur egg by chance. With Doraemon's clever devices, they manage to hatch the egg and start raising the baby dinosaur. Aware that they cannot keep the dinosaur forever, Nobita resolves to take it back to its own era—only to discover that future hunters are endangering the dinosaurs there. Determined to safeguard the dinosaurs from these hunters, Doraemon and the gang journey through time, embarking on an exciting prehistoric adventure.

Following Yang Wen-li's seizure of Iserlohn Fortress, the Free Planets Alliance gains substantial military momentum, launching repeated raids into Galactic Empire territory and utilizing the fortress as a strategic hub, enabling the Alliance to inflict heavy losses on the Empire. Yet Reinhard von Lohengramm remains determined to repel the Alliance's advances and achieve the late Siegfried Kircheis' aspiration of bringing the entire universe under a single rule. As these escalating conflicts unfold, Adrian Rubinsky, the cunning leader of Fezzan, seeks to exploit the war to advance his own objectives.

When an ice comet struck Venus, it transformed its toxic atmosphere into one that could support human life, turning humanity's dream of colonizing other planets into reality. However, for the settlers, Venus is far from the paradise they envisioned. As harvests fail and competition for limited resources escalates, tensions mount until the two inhabited continents edge toward open conflict. Reporter Susan Sommers reaches the capital of Aphrodia just as Ishtar launches an attack, and only the timely intervention of Hiro Seno and his Battle Bike squad saves her from certain death. But with Aphrodia now under Ishtar's control, Sue, Hiro, and his teammates are forced to flee. Their exceptional skill in Battle Bike—a sport blending motorcycle racing with roller derby—might become the secret weapon Aphrodia needs to turn the tide in the Venus Wars.

Kuno gets his hands on a strange egg he believes belongs to the legendary Phoenix, convinced it will grant him the power to defeat Ranma. However, when the egg hatches right on top of his head, the newborn Phoenix begins causing destruction across Tokyo. Now Ranma and his team must find a way to make the Phoenix leave Kuno and take flight.

Half a year after the One Year War ends, the Earth Federation moves to take control of and eliminate the Psycho Zaku, which is in the possession of a religious group known as the South Seas Alliance. This film compiles and recaps the events of the second season.

In a society where constant camera surveillance is the norm, real food has been replaced by artificial substitutes, and most human contact occurs through digital screens, a small group of children begins meeting in person. Ayumi Kono, who keeps to herself, Mio Tsuzuki, a skilled hacker, and the timid Hazuki Makino set out to find their missing friend, Yuko Yabe. With help from Myao Rei, an unregistered individual trained in martial arts, they manage to locate Yuko. But as their situation grows increasingly dangerous, the group becomes caught up in a dark mystery that forces them to question everything they thought they knew about their world.

Two years have gone by since the conclusion of the original Nadesico conflict, and both Akito and Yurika have vanished without a trace. In that time, former adversaries have become allies—the Jovians and Earthlings now stand united, with Ruri commanding the Nadesico B as its new captain. Boson Jumping has skyrocketed in popularity, giving rise to a sprawling transportation infrastructure known as the Hisago Plan, built around a network of Chulip portals. This system is believed to conceal the secrets behind Bose particles and the tremendous power they wield. If that knowledge were to land in the wrong hands, the fallout would be immense—and trouble is already brewing. A renegade Martian faction has launched an attack, leaving the United Forces baffled and scrambling for a response. In their desperation, they've recalled the original crew of the Nadesico for a covert, off-the-books mission with everything at stake. Can this oddball assortment of former heroes rise to the occasion? Who will seize control of the Boson technology? And what in the world has become of Akito and Yurika?

Movie for Majo no Tabitabi.

The tale unfolds in 1955 within Kokuga, Hofu City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. A millennium earlier, this location hosted the ancient capital of Suo no Kuni, and remnants of the Heian Period (year 794-1185) endure today through its ruins and historic place names. Shinko, a third grader at the local elementary school, hails from one of the town's old, respected families. The little girl is known for the odd curl on her forehead, which she nicknames "Mai Mai," and for spending much of her time romping through the fields. In private, though, her true delight lies in envisioning and daydreaming about life a thousand years in the past, letting her mind roam freely through the Heian era. Then one day, a transfer student named Kiiko arrives from Tokyo and joins Shinko's class. Accustomed to the big city, Kiiko struggles to feel at ease in this small town, yet bit by bit her bond with Shinko grows stronger. In time, the pair find themselves swept up in a strange occurrence from a thousand years ago...?!

In "Street Fighter Alpha: The Movie," Ryu holds the Street Fighter championship and must confront the Dark Hadou—the same power that consumed Akuma, the brother of his master Gouken. Meanwhile, Ryu meets Shun, a young boy who insists he is Ryu's long-lost brother.

The spirits of Eris, Abel, and Poseidon rouse Lucifer from his endless slumber in Saint Seiya: Warriors of the Final Holy Battle. His overriding ambition to surpass every other god drives him to set out on a mission to destroy Athena.

In "Tenchi Forever!", Tenchi flees into the forest after a fierce argument with his friends. While reflecting, he hears a voice coming from a camellia tree and finds a portal, which he enters. Six months go by with no trace of Tenchi, yet his friends remain determined to find him. They split into two groups: Aeka and Ryouko stay on Earth to search for clues, while Washuu, Sasami, Kiyone, and Mihoshi travel across the galaxy on their hunt. Their persistence eventually leads them to detect Tenchi's energy signature. But before they can celebrate, they face a difficult obstacle: Tenchi has lost all memory of them and now lives happily with another woman. The discovery of Tenchi only deepens the mystery of his disappearance and what they must do next.

Theatrical sequel to Shibou Yuugi de Meshi wo Kuu. This is the tale of a certain deranged world. Player name: Yuuki. Profession: Professional in life-or-death games. Having overcome the curse known as the "Thirty Game Wall"—a threshold that drastically lowers the survival odds for players—Yuuki presses onward. A game where death is always near. Her next challenge takes her to a remote island in the middle of the ocean. Eight players have assembled there. Among them are seasoned veterans familiar to Yuuki. The game is called "Cloudy Beach." Beyond the wall, only those who have crossed it remain. Today, once again, she earns her living by playing deadly games.

In 2007, the city passes the Punishment of Sexual Perversions Law, sparking a crackdown by a team in hazmat suits who arrest people suspected of being perverts. Master Keita and Inukami Yoko are singled out as main suspects classified under Class A perversions. How will this affect Keita, Yoko, Kaoru's Inukami, and the other charming perverts? And what destiny awaits Karina?