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In the quiet northern town where she lives, Kikuko Misuji—affectionately called "Nikuko-chan"—is known as the cheerful, full-figured woman who works at the grill. After years of moving between men and towns, Nikuko-chan seems to have settled down in a houseboat moored in the bay, where she lives with her daughter, who shares her name. The mother and daughter work together to forge their own path in life. Nikuko-chan's lively personality lets her face challenges head-on, while her more reserved daughter often sees each day as routine and feels self-conscious about her mother's flashy behavior. As she goes through middle school and uncovers the mystery behind her odd classmate, Ninomiya, young Kikuko's teenage years are marked by surprising developments.

Anya Dostoyevskaya, a trainee Undine at the Orange Company, becomes disheartened after discovering that her gondolier mentor, Alice Carroll, has been neglecting her own former mentor, Athena Glory. Athena, who once worked as an Undine and now performs as an opera singer, has been trying to arrange a meeting with Alice, but Alice appears to be avoiding her for reasons that are unclear. To help resolve this situation, Anya joins forces with her fellow Undine colleagues, Ai Aino and Azusa B. McLaren. As the three work to bring Alice and Athena back together, Anya begins to understand the feelings of her seniors, which may hold the key to healing their unresolved rift.

The planet Eltria, the only home of Kyrie Florian, her older sister Amitie, and their scientist parents, is teetering on the edge of annihilation. The family dedicates itself to saving their world, but a devastating blow comes when their father falls gravely ill, forcing them to leave Eltria for medical care despite the bleak outlook. Unwilling to give up on either her father or Eltria, Kyrie disobeys Amitie's orders and flees to Earth—a peaceful planet—in search of a solution. Once there, she and her childhood friend Iris set out to find the world's magical defenders: Nanoha Takamachi, Fate Testarossa, and Hayate Yagami. Convinced these guardians hold the key to her mission, Kyrie will go to any lengths to secure their cooperation. Yet her attempts to provoke them into helping prove difficult. The situation grows even more fraught when Amitie arrives on Earth, determined to stop Kyrie's dangerous plan and bring her home.

Time passes quickly when you're having fun, and it feels like just yesterday that Shinobu Omiya stood nervously awaiting the arrival of Alice Cartelet, who had traveled from England to attend school alongside Shinobu in Japan. Now that they've reached their third and final year, Alice, Shinobu, Aya, and Yoko have grown into the closest of friends, with Karen, Honoka, and Kana joining their circle as well. But with this being their last year together, their time must be divided between preparing for the big senior trip to Nara and Kyoto, and figuring out what lies ahead for all of them in the future... and for Shinobu, what awaits could be something so incredible that she never even dared to imagine it!

17-year-old runaway Yui and 8-year-old Hiyori, who lost her family and her ability to speak, find themselves with nowhere to go when they encounter Kiwa, an eccentric elderly woman. She invites them to stay in a somewhat rundown old house overlooking the sea, a Mayoiga. Though they join Kiwa on a whim, the two girls discover comfort in Mayoiga, a legendary dwelling said to protect lost wanderers, as well as in Kiwa's warm hospitality. Gradually, both girls' wounded spirits begin to mend. Then one day, various strange beings that Kiwa calls "Fushigitto" start appearing around the house.

After being rescued from the Himalayas, Federation Ensign Shiro Amada is under suspicion for espionage because of his encounter with a classified Zeon mobile armor. Intelligence officer Alice Miller is assigned to investigate Shiro's actions during the period he was missing. Her written report will determine whether Shiro Amada is a traitor and what fate awaits him as the commander of the 08th Mobile Suit Team.

In U.C. 0105, twelve years have passed since Char's Rebellion, and the anti-government faction MAFTY resists the repressive Federation government by assassinating key Federation officials. Hathaway Noa, son of Bright Noa—who fought alongside Amuro Ray in the One Year War—leads MAFTY. A mysterious girl named Gigi Andalusia, endowed with strange abilities, triggers a painful memory from Hathaway's past. Though her cryptic words leave him bewildered, he is determined to carry out an air raid on the Adelaide conference to further MAFTY's cause and confront his own inner turmoil. Gigi's peculiar powers and baffling remarks continue to disturb him as he presses forward with the planned attack. On the other side, Kenneth Sleg of the Federation Forces prepares defensive tactics for the Adelaide conference and devises a plan to neutralize MAFTY, when he receives a secret proposition from Handley Yoxon of the Criminal Police Organization. As Hathaway and Kenneth move toward their respective objectives, Gigi heads to Hong Kong to pursue her own agenda.

The moment has finally arrived—the grand concert! Kasumi Toyama, the girl who once followed the trail of golden stars and answered the call of the Star Beat, now stands on the verge of stardom together with her bandmates Saya, Tae, Rimi, and Arisa as they prepare for a massive outdoor live show! It's an enormous venue to fill, but fortunately Poppin'Party won't be the only act taking the stage at this spectacular musical event. It's a nonstop surge of J-Pop fun as Afterglow, Pastel Palettes, Roselia, and Hello, Happy World! join the ladies of Poppin'Party on stage, and while they remain rivals vying for the spotlight, the real victors are the lucky members of the crowd!

One day, Nobita discovers a small sapling on the hillside, but his mother refuses to let him plant it in their yard. Using one of Doraemon’s神奇小工具, they bring the tree to life, allowing it to move about. Nobita lovingly calls it Ki-bō, and a deep brotherly connection develops between them. Thus, a fresh new journey unfolds...

This double feature presents Gunbuster and Die Buster (also known as Gunbuster 2) combined into a single theatrical release split into two parts, with a musical intermission between them. The first half, Gunbuster the Movie, compresses the original six-episode OVA into a 95-minute film, featuring a new 5.1 audio remix and a redub performed by the original Japanese voice cast. The second half, Die Buster the Movie, blends large portions of the second OVA series with a few altered or newly animated scenes, offering a condensed version of Nono's story.

This film series is a digitally enhanced adaptation of the Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam TV series, with additional new scenes included. It was produced to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Gundam franchise.

The human world is under assault by a mysterious enemy. This foe uses poisoned thorns to put every human into an endless sleep. Agumon, Gaomon, and Lalamon are the only ones left to stand against this threat. With guidance from a young girl named Rhythm, whom they rescued, they discover their opponent is named Argomon. However, the three digimon face a dilemma, as they are unable to evolve at all.

In Patlabor Movie 3: WXIII, detectives Kusumi and Hata look into a sharp increase in Labor incidents near Tokyo Bay, uncovering a government conspiracy centered on a biological weapon called WXIII—Wasted Thirteen. The investigation also reveals a personal connection tied to Hata. To stop the danger, they are forced to work with the military and direct WXIII into a confrontation with the Labors of Special Vehicle Division 2.

In Tomobiki, everyone receives an invitation to Ataru's wedding, causing Lum to explode in anger, particularly because she is not mentioned as the bride. The situation stems from an incident eleven years ago when Ataru played "Shadow Tag" with a young girl named Elle and emerged victorious. On Elle's home planet, winning this game means marriage. When Elle's representative arrives to finalize the wedding plans, Lum's attempts to intervene prove futile as a protective force field shields Ataru from her electrifying love attacks. Lum's ally, Benten, proposes a surprise wedding to preempt the arranged ceremony. As a result, Lum and Benten kidnap Ataru along with all the invited guests, leading to a chaotic impromptu wedding event.

This is the third installment in a six-part movie sequel series following the Princess Principal television anime. As the funeral proceeds for the assassinated Prince Edward—the first in line to the throne—the nobles of the Kingdom of Albion debate matters including whether the next successor will be the second-in-line, Princess Mary, or the third-in-line, Duke of Arkham, Prince Richard, and what course the Duke of Normandy will take. The Duke of Arkham asks Princess if she will ally with him or with the Duke of Normandy. Though she wishes to reshape the world so that all people are equal, Princess is unsettled by the Duke of Arkham, who orchestrated Edward's assassination. Meanwhile, Ange and Dorothy receive a mission from the Commonwealth's control: infiltrate as Mary's maids and examine the state of the royal family. Mary is crushed and exhausted under the pressure of becoming the new first in line to the throne. As turmoil over the succession intensifies, the Duke of Arkham's scheme finally begins to take shape. The darkness festering within the Kingdom of Albion starts to engulf Team White Pigeon.

In the film "Bodacious Space Pirates: Abyss of Hyperspace," Marika Katou, a third-year student at Hakuho Girls' Academy, leads a dual life as both a licensed space pirate and the captain of the Bentenmaru. Balancing her busy schedule that includes attending school, heading the space yacht club, working part-time at Cafe Lamp, and commanding her pirate crew, Marika is approached with a mission to raid a luxurious passenger vessel. During her preparations, she learns that Kanata Mugen, a boy in possession of a rare "galaxy pass," is onboard. This revelation sparks a thrilling chase through hyperspace, pitting Marika and her crew against the mysterious boy.

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

The final movie of a four-part finale of Tamayura.

The notorious Phantom Thief Kid has announced his intention to steal a treasured Japanese sword belonging to the Onoe family in Hakodate, Hokkaido. By chance, Conan and Heiji Hattori are already in Hakodate and are assigned to capture Kid. The Onoe collection includes items connected to the historical figure Toshizo Hijikata, who died in Hakodate. Why is Kid, who typically targets jewels, interested in this particular sword? At the same time, the Onoe family's attorney is found dead in the city's warehouse district, apparently killed by a Japanese sword. The primary suspect is an arms dealer and investor believed to be after the Onoe family's hidden treasure. The family patriarch's grandfather was deeply involved in wartime military production and is rumored to have concealed a powerful weapon in Hakodate—one capable of "changing the course of war." Could Kid be after this weapon? Amid these events, Heiji is also searching for the perfect moment to confess his feelings to Kazuha. The search for treasure unfolds against the backdrop of Hakodate's cherry blossoms, setting the stage for an exciting adventure.

An anthology of four independent films spanning various genres. Tsukumo (Possessions) A lost traveler takes shelter in a shrine, only to discover it is filled with numerous possessed objects. Hi no Youjin (Combustible) This film portrays the events leading up to the Great Fire of Meireki, which consumed more than half of the Japanese capital city of Edo. Gambo (Gambo) A young girl beseeches a white bear to defeat a vicious ogre that has been abutting the firstborn daughters of a small village. Buki yo Saraba (A Farewell to Weapons) In a post-apocalyptic future, a squad of soldiers is dispatched to a ghost city to eliminate an automated sentry. Note: - Tsukumo and Hi no Youjin had early individual screenings at the Annecy Animation Film Festival in June 2012. - Hi no Youjin and Buki yo Saraba are adapted from Katsuhiro Ootomo's manga of the same titles, while Tsukumo and Gambo are original creations.

The year is 2012, and ten years have passed since the adventure in the Digital World. Daisuke Motomiya is now twenty, and little by little, both he and the other DigiDestined have been changing in their appearance and daily lives. Then one day, a giant Digitama suddenly materializes in the sky over Tokyo Tower. Daisuke and the others encounter a mysterious young man named Lui Ohwada, who says he is the first DigiDestined to have ever existed in the world.

The story centers on the son of a samurai who loses both parents when English ships attack his Japanese town. He is given the name Ryo and becomes the bodyguard of Ryoma Sakamoto, a man with his own plan to fight for the country.

Jesse, James, and Meowth reveal their brand-new Team Rocket headquarters and intend to host an extravagant gala to win favor with their boss. But their idea of a celebration involves compelling multiple Whismur, each holding a maraca, to dance against their wishes. After Pikachu, Torchic, Mudkip, and their friends sneak into the base and find the captive Whismur, they resolve to set them free. During the breakout, both friends and foes are unexpectedly caught up in spontaneous group dances that break out all over the building.

In the era of peace established by the Interstellar Alliance, the renowned Cosmo Academy was founded. Known for producing highly successful graduates, its entrance exams, held every three years, attract fierce competition. Lane Tadatos, a Terran, has advanced to the final phase of these exams. Along with ten other candidates, he is sent to the Esperanza, a ship adrift in orbit. Their final challenge is to survive on the vessel for 53 days with no means of contacting the outside world, except for an emergency surrender button. However, after a headcount, the candidates discover a discrepancy: there are eleven people aboard the Esperanza, meaning one of them is an impostor.

The Gold Kingdom and the Water Kingdom share a long, bitter history of epic warfare, which eventually drove them to the extreme solution of building a wall between their lands. A hundred years later, the two nations finally honor an old agreement in hopes of securing lasting stability. The rulers on both sides decide that the Gold Kingdom will offer its most beautiful maiden as a bride for the Water Kingdom's most brilliant man—a marriage meant to forge not only a couple, but a promise of renewed relations and enduring peace. When the time arrives for the rulers to uphold their end of the bargain, neither side proves entirely sincere or honorable in its selection. The Gold Kingdom offers Sara, a kind-hearted but plain-looking princess, while the Water Kingdom sends Naranbayar, a lanky scholar of humble origins. To add insult to injury, the two are each saddled with an animal as their would-be partner—Sara with a dog, and Naranbayar with a cat. As Sara and Naranbayar separately navigate the palace intrigues of their respective homelands, their paths soon converge in a heartwarming new twist on the classic fairy-tale setup.

Seven short introductory pieces released alongside each of the seven Kara no Kyoukai films, later added as bonus content on the Blu-ray and DVD sets.

The first film of four begins in spring, as Fuu, Kaoru, Norie, and Maon advance to their third year of high school, while Kanae has already graduated. Two kouhai join the photography club, and despite the arrival of new friends, their vibrant everyday routine stays the same. However, the four third-year students gradually start contemplating their own future dreams and directions, with graduation looming roughly a year away.

The fifth film in the six-part Girls und Panzer: Saishuushou film series.

After the virtual world housed within the intelligent, coral-like Scub Coral collapsed, its inhabitants merged with Earth, splitting humanity into "Green Earth" and "Blue Earth." This division fuels rising tensions that lead to ongoing underwater battles. In the middle of this conflict, Dewey Novak, a high-ranking officer in the Green Earth military, works with his allies to plan a major terrorist attack meant to defend their people's honor. Eureka, blamed for the collapse of the virtual realm, now works as a high-ranking operative in the UN's A.C.I.D. unit, seeking redemption through her efforts to maintain peace. When she is assigned to protect a girl named Iris, who shares her ability to manipulate Scub Coral, their early meetings are marked by friction. But as they face danger together, they slowly develop a deeper mutual understanding. With a global crisis approaching, Eureka gathers all her strength to protect both Iris and the world. Her wish to shield them remains uncertain; what fate lies ahead for her?

The story of Star Driver is set on the fictional Southern Cross Isle. One night, a boy named Takuto arrives on the beach after swimming from the mainland. He then transfers into Southern Cross High School as a first-year student and forms new friendships.

“No” is not a word that exists in the vocabulary of a concierge. That’s just one of the strict rules Akino must follow as she starts her new position as a salesclerk at the refined and sprawling Hokkyoku Department Store. This is no ordinary store—its clientele are all animals, and the most esteemed among them belong to extinct species. Sea minks, laughing owls, Japanese wolves, and even a colossal mammoth named Mr. Woolly, a celebrated sculptor whose works are displayed in the store, all shop here. Still, it remains a luxury retail establishment, and the nervous Akino finds herself overwhelmed by the customers’ demanding requests. These range from rare merchandise to more intricate emotional issues. Can the green Akino satisfy their whims and live up to their expectations? To keep her job, she must succeed while being constantly watched by the finicky floor manager Mr. Toudou, a sinister consultant eager to reduce the workforce, and the store’s mysterious president (who is definitely not a penguin, just so you know!).

Ryo Saeba, the premier City Hunter, teams up with his partner Kaori for various assignments. After model Ai Shindo is targeted in an assault, she recruits Ryo to serve as her private protector. It emerges that Shinji Mikuni, the head of the IT firm featuring Ai in its promotions, shares a past connection with Kaori, which draws them closer together. At the same time, mercenaries are assembling across Shinjuku, and a major arms dealer arrives in Japan wielding a cutting-edge weapon. Yet, Mikuni's role in these events sows discord between Ryo and Kaori.

At a bar, the notorious outlaw Cobra, whose left arm is fused with a deadly weapon, notices an attractive yet dangerous woman named Jane Royal. She is pursued by the Pirate Guild, a dangerous syndicate run by the enigmatic Crystal Bowie. As Cobra assists Jane in escaping the Guild and locating her missing sisters, he uncovers that she may hold the key to the entire galaxy's destiny.

This full-length animated concert film presents the three idol groups ST☆RISH, QUARTET NIGHT, and HE★VENS as they perform on stage. Throughout the Maji Love Kingdom event, the members sing, dance, and connect with their thrilled fans.

On her first day of high school, Eri Kumagai becomes mesmerized by the singing of a girl passing by. The beautiful performance is cut short when the girl accidentally steps on a cat’s tail. Eri quickly forgets the incident until the same girl shows up late to her class, holding the cat, and declares that the name on the attendance list—Chiharu Yuzuka—is false, revealing herself as Haru Chitose. To Eri’s annoyance, she repeatedly gets caught up with the unpredictable Haru, who ends up as her roommate in the dormitory. Haru constantly causes trouble, and when she discovers Eri’s secret identity as an online composer by sneaking a look at Eri’s laptop, Eri gets angry. Still, Haru, now fascinated by Eri’s music, desperately wants to sing with her, but Eri refuses. Can these two ever overcome their differences and find harmony?

In "Anemone: Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution," the story follows Anemone, a young girl whose father died in a conflict in Tokyo seven years before the film's events. Left with only her toy Gulliver and the AI companion Dominikids for comfort, Anemone becomes essential to a plan devised by the experimental team "Acid" to fight the dangerous entity called "Eureka Seven," which has killed 2.6 billion people and threatens all of humanity. As the world faces destruction, all hope depends on Anemone as she enters the core of Eureka Seven.

A 25-minute cut of the film, referred to as Advent Children Special Edition, was screened at the 62nd Venice Film Festival in 2005. This version was later included as an extra on the two-disc special edition DVD.

Following a failed covert mission, Mobile Suit pilot Amuro Ray and his fellow soldiers become stranded on a remote island. Their battalion had been dispatched to the Island of No Return with orders to clear out all enemy presence, but instead they find a group of children and are attacked by an enemy mecha. Amuro now must find a way for everyone to escape this mysterious land, a task that includes encountering an unusual man named Cucuruz Doan. Revealed during the "Dai 2-kai Gundam Conference" event, this film is described as a retelling of the fifteenth episode of the original Mobile Suit Gundam television anime. That episode itself was omitted from English-language releases of the series.

Yowamushi Pedal: Re:RIDE presents the first half of the Inter High story arc from the original anime series, with several newly animated scenes inserted throughout.

Across Japan, adults are mysteriously drawn into the 20th Century Expo—theme parks that evoke the nostalgic atmosphere of the 1970s, when Japan's economic boom was at its peak. These grown-ups disappear into the parks, abandoning their children behind. The group behind this scheme is called "Yesterday Once More," who despise the modern era and aim to revert Japan to the idealized dreams and aspirations of the past century. Shinnosuke, along with his parents Hiroshi and Misae, fights against "Yesterday Once More" to keep their family together and preserve their life in the 21st century.

Doraemon and his friends use a time portal to travel to the hidden Mayan civilization called the Country of Mayana, located deep in a jungle. There, Nobita meets his doppelganger, Prince Thio, who is the heir to the throne. They come up with a plan to swap places so they can save the Country of Mayana from the evil witch Ledina and her wicked servants.

“Are you prepared to fully dedicate yourselves to Roselia?” In order to perform at the stage known as “FES.,” Yukina Minato decides to assemble a band. Each member carries their own personal convictions as they come together. These five girls now begin their climb to the top as Roselia... This is the story of the “promise” they made to one another, from the band’s very start all the way to their challenge of FUTURE WORLD FES!

"Bands... continue to fuel my dreams." Following their triumphant joint concert at Budokan with Roselia and RAISE A SUILEN, Kasumi and the other members of Poppin'Party—having left a lasting impression on the stage they once dreamed of performing on—encounter a mysterious woman. Could their next major performance take them overseas? Poppin'Party's musical journey continues!

In the year 3394, the solar system has been completely destroyed by an alien race known as the Gauna. Humanity barely clings to existence aboard seed ships—the same vessels used to escape over a thousand years ago. After drifting through space for centuries, the seed ship Sidonia, home to over 500,000 people, faces a renewed threat from the Gauna. The story follows Tanikaze Nagate, a mysterious young man from the ship's deepest recesses, and his companions as they fight back against these colossal creatures while uncovering their true nature in a desperate struggle for humanity's survival. This film compiles all 12 episodes of the first season, featuring new sequences and reworked sound effects.

The Bladebreakers are enjoying a well-earned rest. However, their downtime is shattered by the loud and energetic Daichi, who keeps demanding a rematch with Tyson after his defeat at the Beyblade World Championships. Their quiet retreat takes a dark turn when they come across mysterious Beybladers who call themselves the Dark Spirits, once sealed away in a sinister temple. With Daichi now under their influence, these Shadow Bladers intend to cause chaos worldwide using their Dark BitBeasts. Tyson, Max, Ray, and Kai must join forces to rescue Daichi and stop a global catastrophe.

During a festival under a crimson full moon, high school girl Mei Ayazuki encounters a magician named Charlie who claims to be one. Using Charlie's magic, she is transported through time to Tokyo's Meiji era. There, she encounters and develops romantic feelings for several famous historical figures of that period.

The narrative unfolds two years after the television series' conclusion. Sonia persists in her quest to locate the humanoid monsters. Her investigation leads her to Draco Chemical, a pharmaceutical company, where she encounters Belum Eyesburg—a man bearing a striking resemblance to Bem. In parallel, Belo continues his solitary battles, striving to allow Bela to experience a normal human life. Following his meeting with Sonia, Belum is plagued by nightmares that force him to doubt his own identity, and his tranquil existence alongside his wife and family begins to unravel.

A collection of memories from a group of cyclists who poured everything into their bicycles. With a focus on the third-year students who are the foundation of their teams, new tales that expose their backgrounds are ready to be told.