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A summary of the Meiken Lassie full series aired as a TV specials.

Recap of Shadowverse Flame: Seven Shadows-hen.

This anime, presented entirely in sumi-e style, focuses on a young fox spirit whose shape-shifting abilities are meant for haunting. Yet these powers frequently end up frightening the spirit itself.

Liv, a curious little girl who always wears a polka dot ribbon on her head, and her close friend Bell—an easygoing hedgehog with a constant appetite—are never apart. The two go everywhere together, and each of their journeys brings a marvelous adventure. This stop-motion series features a clever pop-up book in every episode. What fun will unfold today?

First TV adaptation of manga "Pro Golfer Saru" by Motoo Abiko, serialised in Shonen Sunday and CoroCoro Comic.

Original anime short that aired during the Fuji TV's Geinin Anime Kantoku (Entertainer Anime Director) variety show.

The rampant adventures of the mischievous Tsuyu take the lead here: "Ikkyuu-dono! Let's Play!!"

A special Christmas episode.

Short anime that aired as part of Niigata Sogo Television's variety program GataTube (潟ちゅーぶ).

This stop-motion animation features robots whose only word is "YoYo," and depicts the rescue mission to assist a robot duckling in crossing a river.

Rantarou misinterprets a remark he accidentally overhears from the Headmaster, causing him to flee Ninjutsu Academy in distress. Meanwhile, the Dokutake Castle ninja team is once again up to mischief. This special commemorates the 25th anniversary of the anime.

In the near future, a new ice age has taken hold, blanketing Earth in snow even during summer and driving glaciers forward at incredible speeds. This sci-fi branch of the live-action Wonderful World Travel series confronts humanity with a pivotal decision: fight the advancing ice through science or adapt to the shifting climate.

Straw-saurus Neo is a tiny dinosaur from outer space. He travels to a planet to look for his missing friend, venturing across its sandy wilderness. This short animation features dinosaurs built from drinking straws and was broadcast on NHK Educational TV.

Based on the children's book by Sunada Hiroshi, Musuke "Shorty" Sato plays shortstop for the local junior baseball squad, the Eggs. When his mother entrusts him with some money to look after, he naively loans it to Tower and Dump, the school troublemakers, and then has to seek assistance from the pitcher's attractive younger sister.

In the middle of the night, a group of cats play baseball. After their ball goes over the fence, a dog refuses to give it back. In response, the cats come up with several plans to get revenge.

This television special, airing in December 1988, centers on Serv (サーブ), a guide dog assisting visually impaired individuals. The character is based on an actual dog that died shortly before the anime went into production.

This stop-motion anime brings knitted characters to life. The two yarn fairies, Knit and Wool, delight viewers with charming knitted performances as evening arrives.

Recap episodes of the Shadowverse Flame: Arc-hen.

A cat find himself troubled trying to steal a fish from a kitchen.

On-chan and his companions from the planet Parade in space encounter Kenta and Haruka in a pasture, as the two are traveling from Tokyo to Sapporo. On-chan and his friends join them on their journey to help them find a new home in Sapporo, but they encounter numerous obstacles along the way. Initially, Kenta is defiant, but he is gradually swayed by the strength of On-chan's dreams.

This anime adapts Masumi Iino's children's book series "The Adventures of Tom the small Cat," with illustrations by Yumiko Imai. Though the film was finished in 1992, economic issues prevented its theatrical release at that time. It was only broadcast on television in certain regions of the country, with occasional local screenings. Later, in 2015, a successful crowdfunding campaign allowed the movie to finally see a theatrical release, and it was subsequently released on Blu-ray.

A young boy tries to become as strong of a sumo wrestler as his father.

Characters from Kubbe and Fuji TV's Gachapin appear together in this crossover short. Made to back the TV launch of the Kubbe Kort Animasjon anime on Gachapin's show Hirake! Ponkikki, it additionally advertises co-branded merchandise featuring toys from both series.

Recap episode of Tousouchuu: Great Mission.

Within a kitchen, Unicorn no Kyupi—a soft white sprite—cleans grimy pots and pans with diligence. Harigorou, a hedgehog-like sprite who competes with Unicorn no Kyupi, tries to interfere with its chores.

Hailing from the straw world, Byururu discovers a secret: once night falls, the kitchen turns into a mystical forest swarming with witches. It is there that Byururu's journey unfolds.

The word "Obatalian" combines the Japanese term "obaasan" (old lady) with the English word "battalion." These individuals are notorious for their aggressive conduct, such as charging onto trains to secure seats and forcibly shoving others aside. They also haggle over prices for items that are typically non-negotiable, like produce at grocery stores. Obatalians act with unflinching ferocity, akin to a band of merciless fighters. The anime delivers six stories centered on an Obatalian and the mayhem left in their wake.

A slice of life anime about Ponta, a bacteria; and his mother and father, and his girlfriend Maki-chan.

This anime adapts Youji Yamada's film series "Otoko wa Tsurai yo (It's tough being a man)." Kuruma Torajirou, also known as Tora-san, is a traveling salesman who carries nothing but the items in a small suitcase, the clothes he wears, and some pocket change, journeying from one place to another selling his goods.

Fairies live in a fantastical forest where trees and flowers are all soft and huggable. The story follows two mischievous witch's apprentices named Pui Pui and Muu Muu.

A stop-motion anime using beaded characters. Here a magician rabbits solve problems by using magic.

A sci-fi documentary that presents a vision of New York in the distant future of the year 2000. The work blends cel animation with background visuals created from actual photographs of computer hardware interiors.

These installments are recap and compilation episodes of the main series, broadcast on television immediately after the original run ended. They are often designated as episodes 34 and 35.

Stop-motion animation made out of fabric following a curious king sneaking out of his castle.

This work is adapted from Nasu Masamoto's Zukkoke Sannin-gumi young adult novel series. It centers on three sixth-grade boys: Hachibei, Hakase, and Mo-chan.

Two days before Chinese New Year, "Boonie Bears: Homeward Journey" revolves around the festive season, following Logger Vick as he hopes to go back to his hometown to reunite with his family. However, he cannot afford a first-class train ticket. Seeing this, Briar and Bramble come forward to lend him a hand.

Original anime short that aired during the Fuji TV's Geinin Anime Kantoku (Entertainer Anime Director) variety show.

A biographical anime centered on Takashi Yanase, the creator of Sore Ike! Anpanman, adapted from Kumiko Kakehashi's novel of the same name. The series commemorates what would have been the manga artist's 100th birthday.

A special of the Ojarumaru series.

In "Kaba Enchou no Doubutsuen Nikki," veteran zookeeper Toshio Nishiyama takes on two new assistants: the hot-tempered former chef Takeshi Ishizawa and the friendly veterinarian Ichiro Hasegawa. The pair soon learns that their seemingly simple jobs are full of challenges, including chasing down an escaped pelican, caring for a camel nearing death, and helping a hippopotamus give birth. This television special draws from the real-life experiences of Tobu Animal Park keeper Toshio Nishiyama, who opens and closes the show by expressing his love for animals and revealing that Ishizawa is modeled after his own younger self.

Summarizes the events of Fate/Grand Order: Zettai Majuu Sensen Babylonia.

This stop-motion animated series centers on Sam, a hamster puppet. Sam often sings, and sometimes plays the guitar or dances. Notably, this anime has no connection to the American children's book series Hamster S.A.M.

Eddie is a frog with a passion for basketball. He attempts to instruct other children in the sport and applies his basketball abilities to a range of everyday tasks, often with unpredictable outcomes.