Fall 1979 Anime

After pulling off a casino heist, Arsène Lupin III finds that the money he stole is actually "Gothic Bills"—extremely well-made counterfeit notes that are impossible to tell apart from real currency. With his partner Daisuke Jigen, Lupin travels to the small country of Cagliostro to find out where the fake money came from. When they get there, they jump into a car chase and rescue Clarisse d' Cagliostro, the daughter of the late Duke d' Cagliostro, who is running from Count Cagliostro's scheme to take over her family's money by forcing her into marriage. Wanting to help a woman in trouble, Lupin decides to stand by Clarisse. Soon after, Goemon Ishikawa XIII, Fujiko Mine, and Kouichi Zenigata all get pulled into the situation, each for their own reasons. As everyone ends up at Cagliostro Castle, Lupin remembers a visit he made there ten years earlier, and the hidden truths about the castle begin to come out.

During an era defined by rigid class divisions and escalating suffering among the common people, the Austrian Empire sends Princess Marie Antoinette to France to marry Crown Prince Louis XVI, aiming to strengthen ties between their countries. Yet the future queen resents her predetermined fate. Upon arrival, Marie Antoinette meets Oscar François de Jarjayes, the Commander of the Royal Guard. Raised as a man because her father wanted a son, Oscar is meant to inherit his position. Though many respect her, Oscar secretly longs to live openly as a woman rather than keep up her male disguise. As Oscar reluctantly serves the self-indulgent queen, the deepening hardship and anger of the impoverished masses become harder to ignore—especially in light of Marie Antoinette's lavish squandering of wealth.

First-year high school student Hiromi joins the tennis team out of admiration for Ryuuzaki, a senior and the club's best player, nicknamed "Ochoufujin" ("Madame Butterfly") for her elegance on the court. However, the newly appointed coach, Jin Munakata, wants the still-inexperienced Hiromi to play in an upcoming tournament. Because of this, Hiromi nearly gives up tennis for good, yet deep down she soon realizes she truly loves the sport. She returns to the club, and under Munakata's coaching, her talent begins to blossom. In the end, Hiromi develops a deep emotional bond with her coach, unaware that Munakata is risking his life due to a chronic illness.

Twenty years after a devastating war reshaped the Earth, an elderly man and his spirited grandson Conan are the only ones left from their once-prosperous village. Certain they are the final humans alive, they are astonished to find an unconscious girl named Lana on the shore of their secluded island. When she wakes, Lana explains she was escaping agents from Industria, a fortress island of advanced technology. As the telepathic granddaughter of the famous scientist Dr. Briac Lao, Industria wants to use her abilities to locate her grandfather and exploit his expertise to unlock a immense energy source. Despite their efforts, Conan and his grandfather cannot stop Industrian forces from recapturing Lana. Unwavering, Conan sets off on a bold mission to save her, unaware of the dangerous trials lying ahead.

After Leader X appears to be destroyed completely at the close of Gatchaman II, a surviving fragment of him mutates and evolves into Z. Joined by Count Egobossler, the head of the Egobossler family, along with his lieutenants Mechandol and Kempler, Z is determined to destroy Earth and once again eliminate the Science Ninja Team. Following Anderson's death, Dr. Nambu takes over as the leader of the ISO, while the team is now stationed at the underwater base known as Gallatown (or "G-Town"). A new engineer named Kamo is introduced, and after the New GodPhoenix is destroyed early on, the team receives the Gatchaspartan as their new mecha. The Gatchaspartan also features a special mode called Hypershoot, which can only be accessed by Ken using his new "Gatchafencer" sword. As the story progresses, it becomes clear that the radiation exposure from repeatedly using Hypershoot is gradually killing Ken, and any further use would result in death. Meanwhile, Z plots to annihilate Earth using an antimatter asteroid codenamed "Poison Apple."

In the year 2052, Earth has finally achieved a state of lasting peace—until the arrival of the Death Force, a merciless alien race fleeing their own dying solar system in desperate search of a new home. They attack the planet using a gigantic satellite warship called Terror Star and begin terraforming Earth to suit their needs. Humanity's sole hope rests on Colin Collins and a small group of his fellow surviving students, who must crew a top-secret submersible vessel capable of battling the invaders both beneath the sea and in outer space. Note: The first episode is approximately 96 minutes long, rather than the usual 24-minute runtime. It was later split into four episodes for streaming, home video releases, and most Western dubs.

A remake of episodes 12-13 of the TV version.

After being rescued by the wise magician Merlin and raised by a retired knight, a 15-year-old Arthur proves his destiny by pulling the sacred sword Excalibur from its iron stand—a feat no other man had accomplished. This act reveals him as the rightful king of all Britain. However, to claim the throne, he must defeat Lavic, who is protected by the evil witch Medessa. Merlin instructs Arthur that he must locate the Holy Shield in order to overcome King Lavic and Medessa, and so Arthur sets out on a quest to find it. Along the way, he encounters four young knights—Lancelot, Perceval, Tristan, and Guerrehet—who share his noble ideals. Together, they journey from land to land in search of the Holy Shield, aiding common folk oppressed by corrupt aristocrats loyal to Lavic and defeating bandits along the way. Arthur and his companions press onward, driven by their ultimate goal: the restoration of the ideal kingdom of Logres.

A young girl named Nell lives with her grandfather, Mr Trent, who owns a shop in London. After failing to repay a loan he took out, he is forced to flee with Nell. Together, they embark on a journey to find Nell's mother, who resides somewhere in Great Britain.

Sasuke follows a young ninja in the wake of the Battle of Sekigahara, which led to Tokugawa Ieyasu becoming shogun of Japan. Sarutobi Sasuke—meaning "Jump Like Monkey Sasuke"—was a renowned ninja serving Sanada Daisuke, who had fought on the losing side against Ieyasu. He was believed to have taken his own life when cornered in a castle, but the narrative reveals he actually escaped and that "Sarutobi" is not the name of a single ninja but the designation of an entire ninja clan.

In a world reduced to barren desert, the remaining survivors struggle to rebuild their communities. Daigo Otaki, a young orphan raised by his uncle, learns upon reaching adulthood that Victor City was originally designed by his late father, a brilliant scientist. His sister Saori has been managing the city, and she asks Daigo to claim the legacy their father left behind: a super robot system called Gordian. Daigo then joins the Mechacon mechanic combat 18th regiment unit, an enforcement organization tasked with protecting Victor City from assaults by the Madokuta organization.

Animated adaptation of Victor Hugo's "Les Misérables".

This is the true account of Anne Frank, a Jewish girl living in Amsterdam during World War II. Anne's father recognizes the danger Jews face in time and conceals his family—his wife Edith and his two daughters Margot (16) and Anne (13)—along with four other people in "the house behind." For two years, the eight individuals live in darkness and whispers, terrified of being discovered and sent to the German crematoria. During that time, young Anne keeps a diary, recording daily life in the hiding place, her complicated relationship with her mother, and the story of her first love—Peter, the young boy also in hiding. Anne writes down her longing to run outside freely and breathe the air and flowers, her dreams of finally being free. Then they are discovered and all are sent to their deaths.

This amusing and endearing tale unfolds in the peculiar animal town of Himadabeya. One day, a locomotive train brings the bear family—Misha’s family—to this town. Because the town’s animals haven’t seen a train in a very long time, they gather to see who is arriving. Misha’s Papa, believing this crowd is there to welcome them, falls in love with the town and decides to settle down there. That is how the story begins. Misha’s family gradually adapts to life in the small town day by day, and Misha grows into a strong boy as part of this humorous community.

The Seibu Lions baseball team advances to the next round of a tournament thanks to the heroic efforts of their star player, Tabuchi. However, the upcoming stage will demand hard work and cooperation from everyone.