Fall 1982 Anime

After an alien ship collides with Earth, humanity realizes extraterrestrial life exists. Fearing potential threats, nations unite under the United Nations and convert the alien vessel into the SDF-1 Macross. During its first voyage, a fleet of Zentradi ships attacks Earth, and the Macross unexpectedly engages them, triggering an interstellar war. Trying to escape, the Macross heads for the moon but instead warps into deep space along with the city it carries. In this chaos, Hikaru Ichijou, a carefree acrobatic pilot, and Minmay Lynn, an aspiring singer, join the Macross crew on a profound journey filled with hardship and adversity, confronting the brutal realities of battle.

In "Space Adventure Cobra," Johnson, a solitary office worker, longs for an exciting life full of adventure. One day, he experiences a vivid hallucination that brings back memories of Cobra, a renowned space pirate. Armed with the Psychogun on his left arm, Cobra once terrorized the galaxy with his partner, Lady Armaroid, earning both fear and hostility from law enforcement and the Pirate Guild alike. On Earth, a chance encounter at a casino changes Johnson's fate. His luck draws the attention of Vaiken, the casino's manager and leader of the Pirate Guild, who recognizes him as the disguised Cobra from his dreams. Attempting to seek revenge, Vaiken inadvertently activates the Psychogun hidden beneath Johnson's arm, which awakens his dormant memories and alerts Lady Armaroid. With his memories restored and having defeated Vaiken once more, Cobra reemerges to thwart the Pirate Guild's criminal activities. Alongside Lady Armaroid, he embarks on a series of galactic adventures, aiding those victimized by the Guild's members.

Ranze Etou, a fifteen-year-old girl, leads an ordinary life even though she lives in a castle with a vampire father and a werewolf mother, both of whom fret over her lack of any supernatural abilities. On her first day at a new school, Ranze encounters the handsome Shun Makabe and instantly falls for him. While Shun remains unaware of her feelings, Yoko Kamiya, the daughter of a yakuza boss, grows jealous. Furthermore, Ranze's parents disapprove of her dating a human. Making matters more complicated, Ranze uncovers a new power—the ability to turn into anything she bites.

Following the events of "Arcadia of My Youth," Captain Harlock and his crew aboard the spaceship Arcadia are exiled from Earth. The planet, along with countless others across the galaxy, has fallen under the control of the Illumidus, a brutal species that enslaves, destroys, or subjugates any habitable worlds they encounter. In "Endless Orbit SSX," Harlock spearheads the resistance against the Illumidus while simultaneously hunting for a legendary "Planet of Peace"—a refuge where all beings across the cosmos can coexist without conflict.

This series serves as a direct continuation of Mitsubachi Maya no Bouken. Every episode centers on Maya and her numerous insect companions as they navigate storylines that almost always incorporate a moral or lesson intended for young children.

An American scientist builds a laser satellite in the hope of averting any nuclear wars. But after a critical error by both the United States and the Soviet Union governments, conflict erupts, and humanity is plunged into a new era of bloodshed.

Nikumaru, whose name means "meatball" in Japanese, is a seventeen-year-old attending Ninja High School—an academy focused on training ninjas. Although he is short and chubby, he wields a formidable technique called the "kamikaze," generating a whirlwind through his distinctive footwork. The story follows his many adventures and mischievous pranks, as he takes on challenges from rivals both within and beyond the school.

In the mountains of India, a man named Takeshi Yamato acquires the powers of the legendary Rainbow Warrior, enabling him to transform into Rainbowman. Armed with this ability, he must prevent aliens from invading Earth.

Unlike the other entries in the Once Upon a Time franchise, Once Upon a Time... Space leans toward dramatic storytelling rather than an educational premise. It still contains a fair amount of educational material, such as an episode that discusses the rings of Planet Saturn. As the successor to Once Upon a Time... Man, the series brings back nearly the entire cast of characters from the previous show and reimagines them in a science-fiction setting. The plot revolves around the clash of several major galactic powers. Among them are the Omega Confederation, of which Earth is a member; the military republic of Cassiopée, led by General Le Teigneux; and a powerful supercomputer that commands an army of robots. Once Upon a Time... Space follows the adventures of Pierrot, the son of Colonel Pierre and President Pierrette, and his friend Psi.

This film is a compilation of the television series. In A.D. 1982, a planetary alignment presented humanity with an ordeal that had to be overcome, triggering convulsions across the Earth. Amid the chaos, a beam of light landed on the Myojinsho reef, and five additional lights scattered around the globe as if following it. Seventeen years later, in A.D. 1999, humanity had colonized the entire solar system and began venturing into outer space. The Earth Defense Army formed an elite unit called Crasher to handle various incidents in space. Myojin Takeru was a member of this team. He had been discovered inside the light that fell on the Myojinsho reef. In truth, he was Mars, a being born on the planet Gishin. As he grew up, he heard an otherworldly voice: "Mars, halt the Earthlings' advance into space. Destroy the Earth." He was a living detonation device sent by Emperor Zure, who schemed to conquer the universe. However, Mars, having been raised as an Earthling, refused the command and resolved to confront his harsh destiny.

Drawing inspiration from Akira Toriyama's renowned Dr. Slump, Cybot Robocchi chronicles the escapades of Robocchi, a cheerful and playful robot with a television set built into his stomach. Residing in a tranquil hamlet filled with various mechanical residents created by the eccentric and mildly lecherous Dr. Art Deko, Robocchi, though a robot, exhibits a gentle and compassionate nature. He often lends a hand to those in trouble. Together with his human girlfriend Kurumi, Robocchi embarks on a series of whimsical and disorderly adventures.

This anime, presented in a documentary style, is adapted from Ooshiro Tatsuhiro's book and recounts the July 1944 sinking of the cargo vessel Tsushima Maru. The ship was transporting a group of schoolchildren back to their homes when it was hit and sunk by an American submarine. Created by the relatives of those who were aboard the Tsushima Maru, the film is recognized for its accurate depiction and meticulous production. The realism is heightened by the unique character designs by Kiyomizu Kazutoshi, which feature a deliberately stylized look.

Way out in the sticks, the fourth-graders at the local school in Tokio village each possess their own dubious superpowers, such as flying eyeballs and missile-hair. Ippei and his friends diligently train to become ninjas, but they face constant threats from the arrogant cheats hailing from the neighboring village of Techno. This is a peculiar blend of ninja action and school comedy, adapted from a children's manga by Kawai Kazuyoshi.

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

The cats Kotetsu and Antonio Jr. are reminiscing about their past.