Spring 1983 Anime

After a century-long interstellar war that devastated nearly 200 star systems, a fragile peace has settled across the Astragius Galaxy. Chirico Cuvie, a soldier operating powered armor in special forces, is abruptly reassigned to a secret and illegal mission to steal military secrets from their own allies, forcing him to flee from his own military. His loyalty now in doubt, Chirico is abandoned in space by his conspiratorial superiors to secure their escape. By chance, he survives and becomes a fugitive hunted by both the conspirators and military intelligence. Haunted by visions of a captivating and enigmatic woman—his mission's target and the only clue to uncovering the sinister conspiracy—he is determined to expose the truth. However, those behind the plot will stop at nothing to conceal their motives.

After killing the son of wealthy businessman Leonard Dawson, Golgo 13 winds up in the sights of the CIA and the U.S. Army. Dawson has enlisted both agencies to eliminate the hitman, but as he keeps coming up with new schemes to kill Golgo 13, he steadily drifts away from reality. His obsession with this mission makes him forget the original reasons behind his son's death.

Kinnikuman is a clumsy superhero who struggles at his job. After Meat reveals that he is actually an alien prince, Kinnikuman starts a series of adventures, battling evil chiyojins and taking part in various tournaments. Through these ordeals, he seeks to show his worth to his family and achieve respect along with wealth.

In this comedy, a young man moves in with the family of his late mother's friend, only to discover they are members of the Yakuza clan and have four beautiful daughters. Among them, the strikingly attractive Hibari is revealed to be male. Despite this revelation, Hibari immediately develops an interest in the protagonist, leading to a series of humorous and lighthearted daily encounters.

A farmer from Australia returns from the forest carrying an infant girl named Georgie. The child grows up oblivious to the dreadful secret connected to the golden bracelet she always wears. Her "Father" and her "brothers," Abel and Arthur, adore her, but her "mother" sees her as an intruder and cannot bring herself to love the girl. As Georgie matures into a lovely young woman, both of her "brothers" develop deep romantic feelings for her. Unaware of the hidden truth, Georgie eventually falls for the handsome grandson of the British Governor. When her "mother" finally discloses the truth and denounces her as the daughter of an exile, Georgie leaves for Britain to find her biological parents—and the man she loves, who has also departed Australia. Abel and Arthur follow her, and the trio is plunged into the harsh world of London aristocracy, lies, and schemes.

Crushers are intergalactic freelancers who will take on any job for the proper price. Crusher Joe leads a small crew of these outer space troubleshooters, made up of the cyborg Talos, the gorgeous Alfin, and the obligatory kid sidekick Ricky. A routine assignment to escort a cryogenically frozen heiress to a medical facility goes wrong when the girl vanishes and Joe's team is left holding the blame. Space pirates appear to be setting up the Crushers as patsies, but Joe has no tolerance for being framed and tracks the pirates to their home world. The four heroes must not only rescue their human cargo but also dismantle the pirate operation, which demands a great many space dogfights, explosions, and good old-fashioned hand-to-hand combat.

In "Rock'n Roll Kids," 18-year-old Yaeko Mitamura works at her father's Okonomiyaki restaurant and encounters a young boy named Hashizo along with his peculiar cat, Juliano. Hashizo lost his parents as an infant and was raised by his older brother, Go Kato, who is the lead singer of the rising rock band "Bee Hive." When Yaeko meets Go and his bandmate Satomi Okawa, she becomes involved in a chain of unforeseen circumstances. The anime blends themes of love, jealousy, the energy of rock 'n roll, and the thrill of budding musicians into an endearing story.

Masato Wakamatsu shares a home with his step-sister, Miyuki, to whom he is not related by blood. Their father is frequently away on business overseas, leaving the two of them to live alone in Tokyo. Miyuki is attractive, kind, and perceptive, and she draws a lot of attention from the boys around Masato. At school, Masato has a girlfriend named Miyuki Kashima, who is beautiful and gentle—the perfect fantasy for any high school boy.

The year is 2203, shortly after the Bolar Federation surrendered to Desslok and the Galman-Gamilon Empire. A dimensional rift transports a distant red galaxy into a collision course with the Milky Way, its stars and planets smashing into each other and leaving the Galman homeworld in shambles. The Star Force is sent to investigate. When they arrive at Galmania, they discover Desslok's palace in ruins. The crew pays their respects by dropping white roses onto the planet's surface—just as a huge crimson planet crashes into Galma. The sudden threat forces the Star Force to warp out of the system without even time to calculate a safe jump.

Mitsuo's life takes an unexpected turn when he meets Superman, an alien belonging to a galactic federation dedicated to preserving peace across the cosmos. As a result of this encounter, Mitsuo is granted three extraordinary items: a helmet that doubles as a mask and bestows immense superhuman strength, a cape that grants the power of flight, and a badge enabling him to breathe underwater while also serving as a communication device to reach his fellow comrades, whom he encounters shortly after putting these gifts to use. Superman made it unequivocally clear that all Permans must guard their true identities at all costs—if ever exposed, their brains would be destroyed. To facilitate this secrecy, each Permans is provided with a specialized doppelganger robot capable of standing in for them during their absences, though this system is far from flawless and prone to its own complications. Armed with these tools, they operate as young Permans, striving to uphold peace and assist those in need.

In "Nanako SOS," a young girl named Nanako suddenly gains supernatural abilities and loses all recollection of her past. At that same time, Marlow, a highly gifted scientific genius and a hardworking high school student with ambitious aspirations, is present nearby. He convinces Nanako to join his detective agency, offering to help her recover her lost memories. Nanako places complete trust in him and agrees, unaware that Marlow's true motive is to exploit her powers for the agency's benefit and his own gain. As the story progresses, Nanako takes on a series of perilous assignments and mysterious incidents. Despite these difficulties, her naturally cheerful disposition enables her to overcome every challenge and solve each puzzle that arises.

Mrs. Pepperpot always wears a small spoon on a necklace. Without warning, the spoon causes her to shrink down to the size of a mouse. From this tiny perspective, she experiences the world differently and embarks on many strange adventures together with Wendy the mouse and other friends.

In Kousoku Denjin Albegus, Daisaku, Tetsuya, and Hotaru are exceptional pupils at a technical high school, famous for creating prize-winning robots for their school contest. But a hostile alien race known as the Derinja, who seek to dominate the cosmos, sets its sights on Earth. To protect the planet from this menace, Hotaru's father, Professor Mizuki, upgrades the students' robots into a formidable super robot called Albegas.

Arale and her friends hear about a World Grand Prix hosted by the Radial Kingdom, with the grand prize being either marriage to Princess Front—who looks just like Ms. Yamabuki—or a million dollars. They join the race hoping to win the money. Meanwhile, Dr. Mashirito is determined to claim the princess no matter what. But Princess Front has her own scheme involving Ms. Yamabuki, which leads Dr. Slump to enter the race as well, bringing along his faithful robot, Borobo. And so the competition begins.

In the year 2911, the solar system includes 50 planets. I.C Blues, an experienced gambler, wagers with the leader of the Bloody God criminal organization that he can cross the entire solar system within a single year. Accompanying Blues on this journey is the J9-III team, consisting of Rock, Beat, and Birdy. Using their transforming train-robot, Sasuraiger, they intend to surmount any obstacles they encounter. Meanwhile, the Bloody God syndicate will stop at nothing to ensure Blues loses his bet.

A magical book lands on Sho's computer keyboard, granting him and his friends the power to view historical events through the monitor. When Chris's dog, Ruffles, becomes trapped inside one of those time periods, Sho's cousin Hisashi and Zenmaijikake set off on a mission to bring her back. Back in the present, Sho and Azusa handle the computer controls. The group also has to keep Sho's parents from finding out about this incredible secret.

Set in the year 20XX, Oshaka School is renowned worldwide as a prestigious institution in Kamakuland, accepting only those with pure, untroubled minds who are descendants of Priest Sanzo's clan. The familiar villain trio is absolutely certain they are true heirs to Priest Sanzo's bloodline, even though their ancestry is highly questionable. They continue to study hard in hopes of gaining admission, despite failing over and over again. One day, the principal summons three gifted children. Shakyamuni, who dwells within the principal's body, requests that they find the missing puzzle copperplates scattered across the globe and complete the puzzle board to elevate Oshaka School's prestige. Unfortunately, the villain trio overhears the conversation and resolves to beat the chosen youngsters to the prize. Along the way, they meet a remarkably clever boy named koochan, who seems useful to have around, and decide to take him along as they attempt to seize the copperplates from a goblin. At the same time, they try to recruit the goblin to their side so they can launch a joint assault on the heroes. But koochan sees through their malicious scheme, transforms into Itadakiman, and fights courageously to chase the wicked trio off.

In "The Many Dream Journeys of Meme," the charming and distinctive Meme becomes the focal point. One day, Meme emerges from a computer and encounters Daisuke and Sayaka. Serving as their guide, Meme escorts the children through his imaginative realm, presenting them to notable historical figures such as Galileo, Pasteur, Kepler, and numerous other celebrated scientists, inventors, and thinkers. This series offers strong appeal for young audiences and their families while being abundant with educational content.

One Sunday morning, the group goes on a picnic. Arale narrowly avoids being hit by a car after crossing the street without looking. Meanwhile, Senbei creates a rice cooker that can bring illustrations to life, including a bicycle. Tarou and Akane find themselves in trouble due to their careless cycling. The following day at school, despite the traffic safety lessons from earlier, Tarou races through an intersection and crashes into a truck, ignoring the precautions he had been taught.

Animated History of Japan.

The story follows Noel, a young girl, and her dog Pup, who reside together on Planet Noel. While taking it easy, Noel gets the notion to bring ice cream to the sun. The pair take flight and head off toward their destination. Along the way, they touch down on Planet Gaudy. The President comes out to greet them upon their arrival and invites the two to a special gathering, where the Emcees present the planet's most exquisite fashions. Noel is unimpressed, remarking that what one wears doesn't determine their beauty or the love they receive. Her words persuade the President and the planet's residents to shed their clothing, and Noel does the same. Pup gently reminds her about their journey to the sun, and the two set off once more to find it. When they reach the sun, it cautions them about a foul smog rising from an unidentified planet. The pair leave the sun to locate the smog's origin, but the haze quickly closes in around them. They manage to escape by diving underwater on a nearby planet. There, they take in the lovely sights beneath the surface, but as they venture deeper, they come to realize the fish are unwell.

An anime made in the runup to the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, featuring Olympic mascot Sam the Olympic Eagle.

Adventures of a demon slayer Tenmaru.

The story "Jeremy no Ki" delivers a heartwarming Christmas tale, adapted from a children’s picture book. It follows a bird that was abandoned and subsequently raised by a tree, then cut down for the city’s holiday decorations. Jeremy, a destitute orphan who hears the bird’s account, helps the bird search every Christmas tree in town for the tree that nurtured her. As the cold search drags on, Jeremy endures various hardships until a vision resembling Santa Claus appears—leaving doubt about whether it is truly Santa.

Based on two volumes of professional Hanshin Tigers player Takenori Emoto's career memoirs, this production blends live-action footage and animation to present funny stories from the professional baseball scene, arranged as nine short segments, each one corresponding to an "inning."