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The first 45 minutes contain a recap of the original series, followed by a new 40-minute storyline. Two months after Creamy Mami's final concert, rumors begin to circulate that Mami is thinking about a comeback. To everyone’s surprise, Tachibana starts "Project M," which appears to be linked to Mami’s potential return. When word of a possible concert spreads, Yuu is skeptical. Along with Megumi, Toshio, Midori, and Kidokoro, Yuu comes up with a plan to get to the bottom of things.

An original anime DVD included with a limited edition of saxyun's fourth Yurumates manga volume. The DVD featured the opening animation sequence for the television anime series along with its first episode, plus two episodes that were not broadcast. The limited edition also came with a special booklet.

Manami is an ordinary schoolgirl, despite the peculiar machines her grandfather constantly builds. However, one day, a strange evil robot attacks her school and commits the worst possible crime: threatening her friends and ruining her lunch. Now, she will do whatever it takes to bring order back to the world using her grandpa's latest creation: the mecha Del Power X.

Joker: Marginal City is an OVA adaptation based on the manga created by Katsumi Michihara and Yuu Maki. Joker, a genetically engineered being able to change both their appearance and gender, works as a member of a Special Police Task Force that deals with various criminal activities. The plot also features romantic elements.

This is a compilation of short stories, each with its own degree of indecency. They are adapted from the real-life issues submitted by readers to the same-named segment in Gakken Publishing's Bomb! magazine.

On a sunny summer day, the inner turmoil of a young girl is depicted through Dazai Osamu's hidden masterpiece, "School Girl," produced by "Kaku Nime." Dazai's modern literary style reflects a personal challenge, with the narrative taking the form of a girl's internal monologue, presented by Motosaku—himself a devoted fan of Dazai Osamu. The emotions of contemporary girls resonate deeply as the final touches are applied to this work.

This OVA, which serves as a prequel to the second Generation of Chaos RPG, takes place in the world of Neverland. Ellile, a young knight training in the Kingdom of Fredbarn, is secretly involved with Princess Roji and plans to marry her. Their happiness is put at risk when Lifile, the leader of the knights, tells Ellile that he lacks the strength needed to protect Roji, let alone the entire kingdom. This news leaves Ellile discouraged and questioning his path forward. The OVA also includes multiple animated segments featuring Poro, her robotic companion, and other characters from the Generation of Chaos Next lineup.

Sakisaka Saki, a high school senior, secretly harbors feelings for Kazame Kaname, who previously dated her older sister, Noriko. Saki does not know that Noriko and Kaname have already broken up. Hoping to escape this tangled situation once entering college, Saki instead learns that she will be attending the same school as Kaname. At the orientation event, she is invited to join Kaname’s video club, where he plans to film her. Further complicating matters is Tachibana Daichi, another student with a hidden love for Saki, who also wishes to capture her on camera. Can Saki’s conflicted feelings be resolved, and will genuine love win out?

An educational anime about the history and founding of the Hinamatsuri holiday in Japan.

Jecy is a young man driven by revenge, his parents having been killed by the organized crime syndicate known as the Bismark House, a group that will stop at nothing to acquire a substance called lyzorium. Possessing extraordinary abilities like enhanced speed and agility, Jecy travels through space alongside a girl named Tiana; Fork Green, a priest of the Heartland faith who dispatches criminals slowly to grant them passage to heaven; and a living ship named Paolon. But Jecy's path to vengeance is far from straightforward—a woman named Jera, her bloodthirsty younger brother Cross, and numerous other foes stand in their way.

Hakuo Gakuin was once a prestigious high school renowned for its martial arts, but its rival institution, Seishikan, has been deceitfully poaching its top students, causing Hakuo to fall into decline. To turn things around, acting principal Hojo Himeko dispatches Yagyu Ranko to Fuma Village, seeking assistance from the legendary Fuma ninja clan. The Fuma leader sends Kojiro to Hakuo, where he soon confronts the notorious Yasha clan—who fight on behalf of Seishikan—under the command of Asuka Musashi. Before long, Kojiro's allies arrive, and a long-dormant ninja war, which had been postponed for 500 years, erupts between the two clans.

This comedic series follows a family of traditional samurai living in modern-day Tokyo, whose young son must depart for an important date.

In "Unico: Black Cloud White Feather," the goddess Venus grows envious of the beautiful human girl Psyche and blames her pet unicorn, Unico, for Psyche's good fortune, which protects her from Venus's harmful schemes. Unico possesses the special power to bring happiness wherever he goes, though it remains uncertain whether this comes from his true nature or the magic of his horn. Venus exiles Unico, and the West Wind carries him across different times and places. He lands in a heavily polluted industrial city, where he encounters a sickly girl named Chiko, whose health worsens because of the contamination from a nearby factory that darkens the sky. Determined, Unico sets out to raise Chiko's spirits, cure her illness, and destroy the factory.

After the television series concluded, an OAV music video titled Genesis Climber Mospeada: Love Live Alive was released in Japan in September 1985, largely in response to demands from devoted Mospeada fans. The music video incorporated both previously aired and newly created footage. The narrative of Love Live Alive follows the events occurring after the conclusion of the original Mospeada, with Yellow Belmont taking the central role. The music video concentrates on Yellow's concert performance as well as his recollections of prior occurrences.

Released in 1991, this OVA revolves around a mad scientist and the woman that betrayed him. Her unfaitfulness causes the scientist to turn her into a bionic sex machine that desires to please her man completely. However, she still remains unfaithful, and it is up to the scientist`s son to track her down and exact revenge. Created by Monkey Punch, known from Lupin III.

Based on the game by ELF.

Thirteen researchers attempted to unlock genetic potentials and engineered human-beast hybrids. Decades later, their thirteen children are caught up in a struggle to undo that legacy. Meanwhile, Shinichi, born to one of those scientists, allies with powerful Christian entities to defend the planet.

Combining her expertise as an archaeologist with her black belt in martial arts, Ray Kazuki must use both her intellect and physical prowess as she dives headfirst into an exhilarating adventure. She is investigating a stunning new archaeological find: a legendary temple located in a remote region of the globe. As always, she carries a strange mirror that once belonged to her father—a mirror that might grant access to a vanished civilization. During the excavation, Ray encounters Mai and Mami Tachibana, two carefree adolescent girls who recklessly seek out danger. And danger they find, in the form of Rig Veda. Veda is after a major prize: Ray's mirror. But she must stop him at any cost, because if Veda gets his hands on this powerful object, he will unlock secrets that could lead to catastrophe.

In the drawn-out civil conflict of Uddiyana, even the United Nations peacekeeping forces find it difficult to restore stability. A glimmer of hope appears from an unexpected photo taken by journalist Saeko Shirasu, showing civilians raising a makeshift UN flag alongside soldiers. This image comes to represent peace, but it is soon stolen by extremists seeking to disrupt the upcoming ceasefire. A special task force called SDC is tasked with recovering the flag using state-of-the-art combat robots known as HAVWCs. Saeko will accompany the unit to document their operations. However, the radicals' actions are inflaming tensions among the local population, threatening the already fragile peace.

In "Arisa☆Good Luck," sixteen-year-old high school student Arisa suddenly finds herself wearing an experimental combat suit created by her brother, which becomes permanently fused to her body. The suit has an embarrassing side effect—it forces her to speak in an H voice whenever she transforms. To make matters worse, after the implant, Arisa is compelled to battle a secret evil organization. "I wish I could confess my feelings to Matsumoto-senpai, the boy I have a crush on, but every time I try, I end up turning into an H battle suit."

A mystery unfolds surrounding a green cat and a private detective tasked with uncovering its origins. While initially believed to bring good luck, the feline ultimately ushers misfortune upon everyone it encounters. This narrative is adapted directly from the fifth subtitle of the 1950s Lion Books manga.

Three stories from Konami's Gradius series take place against the background of the planet Latis, which is under assault by the Space Dragon Salamander and its colossal war planet, the Bacterian swarm, annihilating all in its path. As defensive lines fail and hopelessness grows, three brave warriors from Gradius join forces with Lord British to protect their beloved world. In a prequel, a young woman from a distant planet brings a crucial warning to Gradius about the approaching Bacterian threat, recounting the path of three individuals who later become legendary defenders of the galaxy. Finally, in a future where a peace treaty has been signed, one of those revered heroes is captured by the Bacterians. Can Gradius's military might, alongside the other heroes, rescue the prisoner from an even more terrible fate?

A manga by Tanimura Hitoshi that ran in Comic Burger serves as the source for this story. Teenager Kanemori Kousuke works as a covert operative for the international VN intelligence network. He utilizes his computer hacking talents to pursue global criminals. Eventually, he targets Neo-Nazis in the Arctic who are attempting to salvage a U-boat harboring a dark secret.

The Dancouga team readies themselves for their ultimate confrontation with their nemesis Zorbados. They must journey into the bizarre realm of the extraterrestrial invaders to finally protect Earth. Engaging the enemy on their own turf will demand every bit of their skill and cleverness. The Dancouga will need to battle its way into the peculiar red dimension of the aliens before it can launch its final offensive and guarantee humanity's safety once and for all.

A comedic-style conclusion to both Shamanic Princess and Mahou Tsukai Tai!. As a marketing promotion when Shamanic Princess was initially released, customers who purchased all six first-edition laser discs of both Shamanic Princess and Magic User's Club, and mailed in their proof of purchase before a cutoff date, received a special OVA called Shamanic Princess vs. Magic User's Club. This OVA was never sold in stores and served as a special bonus feature created by the series' staff for the fans. The OVA includes an epilogue for both series, which is appropriate since they were released simultaneously.

This series is adapted from Hisashi Eguchi's gag manga. The first episode focuses on a crude family trying to marry off their daughter. The second episode deals with the same crude family and the difficulties of married life. The third episode follows a boxer who can only lose weight by avoiding sexual activity. The fourth episode involves giant monsters. Note: It was initially released as a segment within Studio Pierrot's video magazine show Anime V Comic Rentaman (アニメ・V・コミック レンタマン), alongside Abashiri Ikka, Yumemakura Baku Twilight Gekijou, and Akai Hayate.

At his bachelor party, ordinary office worker Shimano Yuji meets an attractive young woman. To his shock, he sees her again at his own wedding and realizes he has unknowingly started a relationship with his new wife's sister.

At an animation studio where everyone adores Baja, he spends his days happily alongside his best friend Ga-chan. When head director Kanako becomes stressed over a difficult project and says she wants to see the sea, Baja grows curious about the ocean and wonders if he and Ga-chan could use magic to go see it themselves.

Take the characters from a number of sci-fi based animes, a stage not unlike "Wacky Races," super deformed madness, and general insanity and what you get is Scramble Wars. While Scramble Wars does include characters from the original Bubblegum Crisis, Gall Force and Genesis Survivor Gaiarth, it also has a few other characters from other animes such as AD Police and Riding Bean. It doesn't matter if you loved or hated any of these series, as long as you've seen at least one of them you'll have a great time watching this, though the insanity is so generic that it really doesn't matter if you haven't seen any of the animes featured in Scramble Wars. Wacky Races! No not really, but close enough. Genom is holding a race; the winner will receive the Genom Trophy! Woohoo! Yay! Enter, Priss on her Motoroid, Linna and Nene, Sylia and Mackie, a Boomer... A Boomer?... okay... and characters from other animes already mentioned a million times. All will be racing against each other to win this prestigious trophy for some reason. And all of them will do anything to win it...

Created for the Terebikko peripheral, this Sailor Moon special is set within the anime's continuity. The audience participates alongside the Sailor Senshi as they respond to queries from the Daimon Quiz.

This work was initially presented as a segment within Studio Pierrot's video magazine series Anime V Comic Rentaman (アニメ・V・コミック レンタマン), appearing alongside Abashiri Ikka, Eguchi Hisashi no Kotoburi Gorou Show, and Akai Hayate.

A gigantic meteorite landed on earth a few years back. A mysterious capsule believed to have belonged to the aliens was discovered. Called the "black box," an international organization called "Project BB" was created to research it. Eight boys, including Manabu Yoshimura, attend International Academy, a school located near Project BB headquarters. They are enticed by their teacher Toukichi Hashiba's promise of "I'll give you class credit", and end up getting involved in his experiment. The experiment was to enter the eight empty chambers of meteorite. According to Hashiba's theory, the meteorite should strongly respond to strong human thoughts. He tells them to have a clear image of a great looking gigantic robot; if they do, something should happen... Then, a big spaceship appears in the sky and an alien calling himself Wercury appears in a 3-D image. He tells them he is from the Star of Prokimasi and that he has come to collect the meteorite of the Choshin people. If they do not hand it over, he will challenge the earth beings to a battle. Manabu and his friends are confused by the unexpected turn of events but the meteorite responds to the thoughts of the group and suddenly starts to transform itself into a gigantic robot. Then, attacked by the invading Prokimasi robot, they are forced to pull their strength together and fight back. But it is extremely difficult to put the wills of the eight together as one and the robot cannot fight in the way it should. The gigantic robot that Hashiba named "Gakusaver" and Manabu's eight; can they manage to protect Earth and the meteorite from the Prokimasi invasion?

In the 31st century, when humanity exists solely as digital information, Rayca travels to the 21st century to investigate its many subcultures. The character designs are created by Haruhiko Mikimoto, renowned for his work on "Superdimensional Fortress Macross," and the theme song is performed by Tsubasa Makoto.

Shingo is occupied with shooting a movie called "A Story of Two Worlds," which features Megumi as the main actress. At the same time, Yuu is forced to become Creamy Mami against her will. Yuu also receives a role in the film. Regrettably, the magical change does not persist for an extended period.

Makenko was an ordinary boy until the brain monster Dr. Mud kidnapped him and turned him into a cyborg capable of destroying both the monster world and the human world. On his path of revenge, he is unexpectedly joined by Makendo, a monster hunter who would rather not be one, and her little sister Hikari, who couldn't be more eager to help. Dastardly demons and wacky monsters fill their journey as the trio fights the bad guys, kicks some monster butt, and works to get Makenko's body back.

The Great God dispatches his daughters Lemon and Cherry, along with their governess Berry, to retrieve Love—heaven's most precious treasure—after it goes missing. Rather than completing their assignment, they become enamored with Earth and decide to work in a burger shop. In this single-episode OVA, the three set out on a quest across an alien world to locate the Love treasure. Along the way, they encounter sentient magical plushies and must fight through them to obtain the "Essence of Life," which an evil faction plans to exploit for their own sinister purposes.

Mariko is a strong-willed and kind-hearted girl who has a profound passion for motorcycles. She becomes involved in a race event intended to settle a dispute with the wealthy son of a motorcycle manufacturer.

The March issue of Shogakukan's shoujo magazine Ciao came with a DVD featuring a unique anime adaptation of Kaoru Igarashi's manga Ijime.

In Eiyuu Gaiden Mozaicka, Ryosuke Takahashi and Norio Shioyama—the minds behind celebrated series such as Armored Trooper VOTOMS and Panzer World Galient—present a fantasy adventure set on the ageless world of Mozaika. There, King Sazara, once a just and fair ruler, becomes corrupted by a wicked priest and embarks on a brutal campaign to conquer the land. The destiny of Mozaika rests on U-Taruma, a young warrior driven by vengeance after his father, U-Dante, was killed by Sazara. For enthusiasts of the fantasy genre and Norio Shioyama’s signature character art, this 4-episode OVA is essential viewing.

In a specialized training facility, Touno Hikari faces difficulty piloting robots, even though her instructors inexplicably believe in her potential. As the trainees progress through their lessons, they begin to doubt the true reason behind the center's activities. The appearance of transfer student Marie Vlaanderen brings further mystery, as her instructor discloses that Marie has been trained from birth and carries the greatest ability to achieve "it."

The story follows R and the Camera Club members as they join a stamp rally across Japan. Their club risks being disbanded unless they manage to collect all necessary stamps before 6:00 PM.

On the far edge of the school campus, an aged and decaying building has stood abandoned for many years. However, hidden deep inside this dilapidated structure is a significant mystery. After Takahiro and his pals accidentally discover a mysterious being called Saki, their fates become wrapped up in an unforeseen quest. Will Takahiro be able to rescue Saki's world from destruction?

A compilation that reexamines the Tiger & Bunny series, featuring brand-new scenes and insightful commentary from Barnaby and Kotetsu, delivering a renewed viewpoint on the show.

The story is about Aida Nonoka who is rescued from a drunken attacker by a judoist. She then resolves to become as good as her savior, hoping that one day to recognize him by the scar on his back. She then transferred into a new high school where she meets two older boys who could possibly the person to whom she owes her life and to give her heart.

The story is centered around Filena, a princess who was raised as a boy after her kingdom was conquered.

Kokoro wo Chikara ni: This tale centers on Yakumo, a human girl who emerges from cryogenic sleep to discover a world ravaged by genetically engineered lifeforms known as Enterrans. Assisted by a handful of friendly Enterrans, she embarks on a quest to locate other surviving humans and foster peace between the two warring factions. Owaranai Chikyuu: Even after restoring order to the world, Yakumo and her companions face one lingering threat. The very origin of the war, concealed deep within a meteorite that struck at the conflict's outset, is now poised to resurface.

Tucked away on a cliffside far from the busy city, Ginga Private Academy sits in quiet elegance. Its refined school buildings and winding waterways give the campus a sophisticated aura. The academy enrolls six hundred students across elementary, middle, and high school levels, all dedicated to the performing arts. During one spring semester, a new male student transfers to this prestigious school.

In the year 130 of the Fuujin calendar, an era reminiscent of medieval times where magic and the gods held great sway, the continent stands at a crossroads. Two years prior, the mighty Zenon Country seized control of the great war that ravaged the Old Fuujin Continent, wielding immense power to dominate the land. To the south lies Randia, a small nation struggling to survive. Its young prince, Alfred, narrowly escapes an assassin's blade thanks to the timely intervention of his friend Welles. According to legend, this prince is the final key to Randia's restoration—said to possess the power, through his royal bloodline, to unleash the fabled "Seal of Power." This very potential is what drew the fear and aggression of the Zenon Country, prompting their attack. Welles was but an ordinary soldier, yet he had long fought beside Alfred as a close companion on the battlefield. Together, they earned the name "Galloping Winds" for their prowess in combat. Now, these two, joined by Welles' younger sister Teefa, bear the heavy burden of fighting for their homeland. As rumors of renewed war spread, Rea, a former loyal subject, returns to their side. With each new ally drawn into the conflict, the truth behind the seal slowly comes to light... And the mystery of the "Blood Relation of the Prince" begins to unfold.