Spring 2003 Anime

Kino, a 15-year-old traveler, shares a close bond with Hermes, her sentient motorcycle. The two journey across many different lands and countries without any fixed destination, embracing the unpredictability of their travels. Along the way, they encounter a variety of customs—some morally ambiguous, others melancholic or fascinating. They meet people who dedicate their entire lives to work, those who strive to bring joy to others, and others who pursue their own dreams. Each place they visit offers distinct perspectives on how its inhabitants live. Kino and Hermes choose not to judge the values they witness, maintaining their role as neutral observers in this small world. No matter how strange these beliefs may seem, they make no attempt to change or influence the places they visit. They hold a personal conviction that everything exists as it should—"the world is not beautiful; therefore, it is."

In the perpetually dark underground city of Lux, its inhabitants live under constant fear, dominated by the oppressive rule of rival criminal factions. Cut off from the world above, these groups only interact through the extraction of "raffia," the mineral that sustains Lux's existence. This unique substance, found only in Lux, is crucial for "texhnolyze" operations, which allow people to replace their body parts with cybernetic limbs that do not trigger immune rejection. The mysterious "Class" organization researches these transplants and controls raffia production, granting executive power to Organo, a group led by Keigo Oonishi, who has texhnolyzed legs and is said to hear the "voice of the city." Lux's fragile balance of power shatters when an enigmatic stranger, Kazuho Yoshii, instigates a series of crimes that spark conflicts among the gangs. In the resulting turmoil, new figures emerge: Ichise, a former boxer who was crippled by Organo and recently fitted with texhnolyzed limbs by Eriko "Doc" Kamata; and Ran, a young florist who possesses the ability of foresight. As Lux descends into chaos, both Ichise and Ran find themselves at the center of the city's most severe crisis yet.

Daisuke Niwa is a timid and self-conscious middle school student. On his fourteenth birthday, he finally works up the courage to express his long-held feelings for Risa Harada, but she turns him down. To his shock, Daisuke discovers that whenever thoughts of Risa cross his mind, he transforms into Dark Mousy—a notorious phantom thief. Though Daisuke is bewildered by this strange ability, his mother has been aware of it all along and has been using his transformations to keep the legendary thief's reputation alive by stealing valuable works of art. As Daisuke struggles to understand these new upheavals and how they affect his relationships, he comes to realize that he is not the only one burdened by a family legacy. His toughest ordeal may come from a classmate he never anticipated confronting.

In the world of Prester, where air travel is powered by engines running on Claudia Fluid—a liquid derived from local crystals—the Guild holds authority over the skies, monopolizing these essential engines while mediating disputes between the warring nations of Anatoray and Disith amid environmental crises. Against this backdrop, Sky Couriers navigate the skies in two-seater vanships, braving the dangers of aerial transit. "Last Exile" follows Claus Valca and Lavie Head, two young individuals determined to surpass their famous parents. Claus, the son of a renowned vanship pilot, and Lavie, his trusted co-pilot and close friend, take on dangerous courier missions, including navigating the treacherous Grand Stream that separates the conflicting nations. However, their routine is disrupted when they agree to transport an orphan named Alvis Hamilton to the warship Silvana, drawing them into a larger conflict with the powerful Guild.

Ippo Makunouchi has successfully claimed the Japanese featherweight championship, and his daily life has settled into a comfortable pattern surrounded by supportive friends and his coach. His relationship with Kumi Mashiba continues to deepen, and she enjoys the time they spend together. Yet just as Ippo revels in his victory, a new challenger appears: Kazuki Sanada, a doctor who works alongside Kumi. Sanada is known for his tactical style of boxing, using his medical knowledge to outmaneuver opponents. In addition to his strategic prowess, he has also earned the affection of the hospital’s nursing staff, which adds another layer of complication for Ippo. As the reigning champion, Ippo must prepare to defend his title against this formidable foe while also pursuing his romantic interests.

In the series Zatch Bell!, a disinterested teenage boy named Takamine Kiyomaro suddenly becomes the caretaker of a small demon named Gash Bell. Unbeknownst to Kiyomaro, Gash is involved in a contest to decide who will rule the demon world. Each demon must find a human companion on Earth and compete against other demons until a single winner is left. Kiyomaro ends up as Gash's designated partner, and through their many fights together, he learns the importance of friendship and courage.

The Straw Hat crew docks at the harbor town of Anabaru, where the local casino is hosting a race with a massive cash prize for whoever crosses the finish line first. Nami, thrilled at the prospect of riches, eagerly signs up for the competition. But behind the event lies a sinister scheme orchestrated by Gasparde, a former military commander. His true intention is to bait pirates into the military base, where they will be led straight to their doom. To survive this treacherous race, Luffy and his crew must push through countless trials and hardships as they race toward the end of this dead-end adventure.

Pacifica Casull, a child of royal blood, is branded the "Scrapped Princess" after a dire prophecy foretells she will bring about the world's destruction on her sixteenth birthday. Rather than being put to death, she is spared by her loving family and protected by her adoptive older siblings, Shannon and Raquel Casull. But when the followers of the deity Mauser learn she still lives, they demand her death, forcing Pacifica to flee for her survival. Facing hostility from the church, the nobility, and ordinary people alike, the siblings struggle to escape the grim fate Pacifica is destined to unleash upon the world, questioning whether her life is worth the potential annihilation of the planet. As Pacifica's sixteenth birthday draws near, the mystery surrounding the Scrapped Princess and the hidden truths of their world begin to come to light.

Kaleido Star is famous around the world for its stunning acrobatics, creative performances, and elaborate costumes and sets, giving audiences a truly magical experience. Sora Naegino dreams of joining this legendary circus as an acrobat and becoming part of the wonder it creates. Leaving Japan behind, Sora travels to California to try out for the circus. She quickly learns that having natural talent is only the first step; becoming a professional performer requires intense challenges, demanding physical feats, and the constant danger of injury from any mistake. To succeed on the Kaleido Stage, Sora must undergo hard training, take on unusual tasks, face tough rivals, and deal with the tricks of a mischievous spirit named Fool. Can Sora reach new heights, make friends, overcome her fears, and push past her limits to earn her place as a Kaleido Star?

In "Naruto: Find the Crimson Four-leaf Clover!", Konohamaru Sarutobi asks Naruto Uzumaki for assistance in obtaining the legendary crimson four-leaf clover, which is said to possess the ability to grant wishes. The clover is Konohamaru's final chance to prevent his close friend Kaede Yoshino from moving away from Konohagakure due to her father's job relocation. Even though the clover lies within a restricted zone, Naruto and Konohamaru set out on a dangerous quest to reach their goal, refusing to be discouraged by the dangers ahead.

In "Sonic X," Sonic the Hedgehog's typical recklessness causes the Chaos Emeralds to become unstable at the moment of their activation, triggering a chaotic event that affects the area around Dr. Eggman's base with unpredictable consequences. After waking up, Sonic finds himself in an alien world—an unfamiliar city filled with mysterious inhabitants. He realizes he has been transported to Earth, a completely different planet. While fleeing from confused authorities, Sonic accidentally falls into the swimming pool of the wealthy Thorndyke household. Christopher, the son of the Thorndyke family, rescues Sonic and offers him shelter from a society that wrongly sees him as a danger. Under their protection, Sonic decides to find his friends, protect this new world from the threat he brought with him, and find a way back to his own planet.

In the North Pacific, Lucia rules as the mermaid princess of one of the seven mermaid realms. She gives a magical pearl to a boy who falls into the sea from a sinking ship. Determined to get her pearl back and protect her kingdom along with the others, Lucia goes into the human world. Using music as her weapon, she defends against the rising darkness that endangers the mermaid kingdoms.

In this animated musical film, the story of Daft Punk's album "Discovery" is brought to life through a captivating visual tale. The narrative centers around a quartet of alien musicians who are kidnapped and transported to Earth by a dishonest manager. Their only hope lies with a pilot from their home world, who, after receiving a distress call sent during the abduction, embarks on a mission to rescue them.

A special episode included in the DVDs. It tells the story of how Takamura started boxing.

Under cover of darkness, a masked samurai murders five members of the Genjibotaru, a band of Buddhist statue thieves active across different parts of Japan—three in Tokyo, one in Osaka, and the last in Kyoto. The police find no clear motive or leads to the remaining gang members. Meanwhile, a Kyoto temple approaches the famous detective Kogorou Mouri for help after receiving a mysterious letter containing a perplexing riddle. The temple seeks his assistance in deciphering the riddle and recovering a lost statue. Conan Edogawa and Heiji Hattori, a high school detective, team up to decode the enigma and hunt down the killer. As they delve into the case, Hattori also searches for his childhood sweetheart. Using Hattori’s local knowledge of Kyoto, the duo investigates the city and gradually uncovers the truth. However, the murderer strikes again, eliminating another Genjibotaru member and making several attempts on Hattori’s life. Eventually, the assailant kidnaps Hattori’s childhood love. Only by pooling their efforts to reveal hidden truths can Conan and Hattori put a stop to the samurai’s violent spree and save Hattori’s beloved.

Fourteen years have passed since Kibagami Jubei defeated the immortal warrior Himuro Genma and thwarted the dark Shogun's sinister plans. Jubei now wanders Japan as a ronin. On his journey, he meets Shigure, a priestess who has lived her entire life in her village. When a group of demons attacks the village and kills its people, Jubei becomes a key target because he holds the Dragon Jewel, a mysterious stone. Meanwhile, Shigure travels to the village of Yagyu with the monk Dakuan and a young thief named Tsubute. As two rival demon clans pursue Shigure, Dakuan must rely on Jubei's skills again to protect the Priestess of Light.

Former gymnast Aikawa Maki has channeled her abilities into a new existence: street fighting. Violence is the sole force that makes her feel truly alive. Combining immense power with elegance, she battles opponent after opponent, consistently displaying the gymnastic prowess that secured her the nickname "Airmaster."

In "Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok," the trickster god Loki from Norse mythology is banished to the human world after a careless prank, transformed into a child as punishment. To regain passage back to the divine realm, he must collect the malevolent energies corrupting human souls. He sets up a detective agency for this purpose, assisted by Mayura, a human girl with a passion for solving mysteries who contributes her own abilities. Complications emerge when various other Norse gods start appearing, many seeking Loki's destruction for reasons that remain mysterious at first.

Kyuu is an ordinary boy blessed with extraordinary logical and deductive abilities. Aiming to become a detective, he stumbles upon the Dan Detective School (DDS), a renowned institution where students are permitted to use weapons. Teaming up with Megu, who has a photographic memory; Kinta, a master of martial arts; Kazuma, a brilliant programmer; and the enigmatic Ryuu, Kyuu takes on a series of intricately crafted crimes,始终坚持追求真相。

Hideo Middle School eighth-grader Ayu Tateishi is a member of the tennis club and comes across as a cool girl admired by her female classmates. In reality, she's just an ordinary girl putting on a cool front because she has a crush on Kachi-kun from the baseball team. Transfer student Nina Sakura absolutely adores Ayu. But Nina has a huge secret—she's actually a young witch who transferred from the magic kingdom, complete with a magic computer and a magical treasure box. Unfortunately, her magic always ends up causing big trouble! As for the boys, there's Tetsushi Kachi, the rising star ace of the baseball team who's very popular with the girls, and his best friend Hiroki Tsujiai, a calm and quiet member of the tennis club, along with many others. This story is a school romantic comedy set at Hideo Middle School, featuring the cool beauty Ayu, the young witch Nina, Kachi-kun from the baseball team, and Tsujiai-kun from the tennis team. Plus, there are original characters that Yoshizumi-sensei designed specifically for the anime, so keep an eye out for them!

The story begins aboard Pirate Zap's vessel, where crew members Bonnie and Max, exhausted and penniless, plot their escape. Overhearing their plight are three captive children. The eldest, Amanda, whose father was a professional treasure hunter, reveals the location of a massive fortune and proposes a bargain: if Bonnie and Max help them flee, the children will allow the pirates to claim all the treasure they desire. The five manage a narrow escape, landing on a small island where they encounter Luffy and his crew. However, the group is pursued, resulting in the capture of both Luffy and Amanda. They are taken before the leader of the Bayan Pirates, who is also hunting for the same prize. Now, Luffy and his nakama must fight against the Bayan Pirates to recover the treasure left by Amanda's father for his offspring. Through this ordeal, Amanda, who had long resented adventure and treasure hunting due to her father's constant absences, finally comes to understand his feelings.

At the Ministry of Science, dedicated Professor Ochanomizu and his team work tirelessly to bring back online Atom—the first robot endowed with a human heart. Atom was crafted by the mysterious Professor Umatarou Tenma as a replacement for his late son, Tobio. Despite Tenma's sudden disappearance after deactivating his own creation, Ochanomizu remains committed to realizing the full potential of this groundbreaking technology. Despite his youthful appearance, Atom boasts exceptional strength and intellect, along with a conscience and empathy that mirror those of a human. Unfortunately, the robotic boy encounters hostility, discovering that not everyone shares Ochanomizu’s open-mindedness. While automatons have found their place in society, they are often viewed merely as utilities and sometimes feared as a challenge to human supremacy. With dreams of a future where humans and robots live together peacefully, Atom devotes himself to safeguarding both communities and fostering genuine connections between them.

Tortov Roddle, a solitary traveler, journeys across a peaceful and unfamiliar terrain, engaging with the people he meets along the way. Riding on his long-legged pig, he moves from one desert settlement to another, taking note of and chronicling the quirky and charming traditions of the locals while reflecting on his own past adventures.

In 2167, a radiation wave from the supernova of Hydrus Beta devastated Earth, resulting in numerous casualties. By 2356, humanity has united to rebuild and prepare for the anticipated second wave of destruction. To safeguard the planet, massive space colonies called Foundations have been constructed throughout the Solar System, serving as hubs for education and exploration. Among these is Stellvia, where Shima Katase enrolls as a preparatory student despite her mother's objections, motivated by her longing to experience space firsthand. At Stellvia, she undergoes rigorous training to become a pilot, aiming to be chosen for the Great Mission intended to protect Earth from the impending disaster. Through her struggles with flight training and managing complex social interactions, Shima grows into a leader capable of defending humanity.

In the world of Bubblegum Crisis, Branch—a covert division of the AD Police—handles offenses involving humanoid robots called Boomers. Officer Buzz finds it difficult to operate with a Boomer partner, while Officer Michaelson begins to question the line separating humans from machines. Together, they strive to keep order in a society that is slowly falling apart.

Kazuhihiko Aikawa previously served as the captain of Tendoji High School's celebrated basketball squad. After relocating and enrolling at Mizuho High, he attempts to join its basketball team, only to find that the team is defunct. Still, Kazuhiko's enthusiasm and ability motivate his newfound classmates to band together and resume practice. Aiming to compete in the national tournaments—where young basketball players showcase their skills—Kazuhiko and his teammates strive to restore Mizuho's standing. The journey of the five central figures—Takumi Fujiwara, Tsutomu Ishii, Kenji Dobashi, Ranmaru Miura, and Kazuhiko Aikawa—commences as they set out to revive the Mizuho High School basketball team.

In "The World of Narue," Narue appears to be a typical high school girl, but she hides an extraordinary secret—she is an alien with abilities straight out of a sci-fi manga. Already dealing with the challenges of adolescence, her life grows even more complicated because of her extraterrestrial origins. Watch her story unfold as she deals with androids, faces otherworldly threats, and goes on her first romantic date with the boy next door. This comedic sci-fi series blends humor and heart into a captivating tale.

A rare illness runs in Kazuna's bloodline, one that brings on an insatiable, vampire-like hunger for blood. Unaware of this family curse, Kazuna was placed under the care of the Eda couple during his childhood. When the first signs of the disease surface in his own body, he crosses paths with his elder sister, Chizuna, who has lived with the affliction since she was very young. Knowing how heavy a burden the sickness places on those who carry it, Chizuna reaches out to lighten her brother's struggle and guide him in managing his cravings, but...

The most advanced and lethal weapon of the future has arrived, surpassing all previous iterations. A new stage in human evolution—a breed of "metahumans" possessing formidable psychic powers—has started emerging across the globe. These mutants, designated as the "E's," can transform thought into energy. An elite special unit composed of E's has been assembled to preserve order and justice, but the question remains: will these powerful psychics employ their abilities to safeguard the world, or to dominate it?

Ayato Kamina became separated from his beloved, Haruka Mishima, after an incident believed to have annihilated everyone beyond Tokyo. Three years later, the city suddenly comes under attack from mysterious invaders. Ayato encounters Haruka Shitow, a TERRA agent, who vows to uncover the truth behind the world's current state. This meeting triggers a series of strange events: Ayato inadvertently activates a giant mecha known as the RahXephon, learns that many individuals—including his own mother—have blue blood, and comes to realize that he has been living inside a self-contained dimension where time passes more slowly than in the outside world.

In a world where Earth's resources are completely depleted and progress has come to a standstill, the planet is split into sections called "Units." In Unit 74, a boy named Hajiki Sanada lives with his family in Night Town, a place where electricity goes out at midnight every night. Central to the story is an object known as a GAD, which can transform materials based on the user's emotions. The size and shape of this transformation depend on how the user feels. When Hajiki accidentally touches a GAD, it turns into a huge robot called a Tekkoudo, or "Iron Giant," which he names Lightning. As he discovers that others also possess Tekkoudos, Hajiki must figure out how to understand and connect with these beings that he views as similar to himself.

As spring arrives and Yuuichi is reunited with Ayu, everyone's life returns to a familiar rhythm. However, when Mishio visits Makoto's hometown, she observes a miraculous occurrence taking place before her very eyes.

This special feature is included with the Fourth Stage DVD-BOX and provides a recap of events from the First Stage through the Third Stage. It also includes staff commentary and offers an early look into the production of the Fourth Stage.

The seal that held the fallen angels Kirin no Yuda and Houou no Ruka has been shattered, and the two decide to take revenge on the God who cast them into Hell by destroying the Heavens they once belonged to. Soon, guardian angels on Earth start vanishing, with no one in Heaven able to explain the disappearances. However, a vengeful animal spirit is suspected to be behind it, leading to the summoning of the four Saint Beasts to investigate. The 4 Gods of Beasts attempt to rescue the missing guardian angels while uncovering the true nature of this malevolent animal spirit.

Di Gi Charat (also known as Dejiko) journeys to Earth alongside Petit Charat (also known as Puchiko) and Gema as part of her training to become a fully-fledged princess. Their spaceship crash-lands in a small Japanese town, where they encounter the Omocha brothers—who spend most of their time thinking about how adorable Puchiko is—and Mr. and Mrs. Ankoro, an elderly couple that makes traditional Japanese sweets.

Driven by their desire for revenge against Guardian Hearts, the source of their suffering, Maya, Kurusu, and Chelsea quickly allied. Believing that Guardian Hearts appears whenever Kazuya develops a connection with a girl, the three are unaware that Guardian Hearts is actually Hina. They intentionally leave Hina alone with Kazuya, aiming to draw their enemy out into the open.

A TV special, known as episode 2.5, that takes place between episodes 2 and 3.

In a certain place, there lived a young man with a kind heart who adored animals, yet the worst luck seemed to cling to him. The business he worked for went bankrupt, and he'd bump into signboards while walking the streets. He was simply weighed down by misfortune. His life took a complete turn when he encountered a fortune teller. Channeling the fortune teller's power, "Guardian Angels" are summoned through a mobile phone, and a group of cute girls appears. These Guardian Angels, who come from another world, are actually the reincarnations of pets the young man had once cared for. They have returned to repay his kindness. Set one year after the previous series, this sequel goes back to the time when the 12 Guardian Angels come to Goro Mutsume. Reassembled once more are the voice talents of Nogawa Sakura, Chiba Saeko, Kawasumi Ayako, along with a whole extravaganza of other voice actors and actresses. Let's see how the Guardian Angels grow up!

Returning to the slapstick comedy roots and the "laughable" style of the TV series, this story follows the Nohara family. One day, while eagerly anticipating an ultra-rich yakiniku dinner, they find themselves on a Wanted List for suspected heinous crimes due to a scheme by a mysterious organization called Sweet Boys. Though the family must flee from Sweet Boys' pursuit, their desire to enjoy yakiniku for dinner compels them to stop running. Instead, they decide to confront the Sweet Boys boss directly, who is based in Atami, a hot spring and resort city in Shizuoka Prefecture.

A one-hour OVA that recaps the storyline of the original Onegai Teacher series. It was included as part of the Onegai Teacher Blu-ray box set.

Based on the erotic game by NekoNeko Soft. An older brother and his younger sister live in a house from which their parents are often absent. Yuki, the younger sister, secretly yearns for her brother Kenji. However, one night, a girl appears from the closet in Kenji's room. Her body is transparent, and she looks like a ghost. Her name is Hiyori, a childhood friend of theirs. Though Kenji and Yuki are bewildered by Hiyori's strange appearance, they are happy to be reunited. However, as Kenji and Hiyori grow closer, Yuki's heart is shaken, and the pain she held in her childhood is recalled. In childhood, Yuki was going to pass the light blue toy ring that Kenji had to Hiyori in exchange for Hiyori's yoyo. However, because Hiyori fell ill and moved away, the promise was never fulfilled. Those childhood events seem to be connected to Hiyori's appearance before them. A painful love story of Kenji and two girls progresses.

Human Crossing explores the intricacies of human relationships and the unpredictable paths life can take. It portrays everyday people as they cross paths in various unforeseen ways, much like pedestrians randomly meeting at an intersection without any clear direction. The series offers an unfiltered look at ordinary individuals in contemporary Japan, highlighting both the appealing and less admirable sides of their lives. It covers the story of a boxer whose past troubles catch up with him due to his estranged mother in "The Wound," a dedicated lawyer who fights for a struggling young mother in "The 25th Hour," a committed businessman who discovers the importance of true life values in "A Promise," and an independent woman who reconnects with her unreliable father in "Direction." Human Crossing consists of short stories focused on hope, illustrating the small victories that can be achieved amidst life's difficulties.

In "Mousou Kagaku Series: Wandaba Style," thirteen-year-old genius Tsukumo Susumu knows everything there is to know about aerodynamics and dreams of flying to the moon without any standard rocket fuel. To make this happen, he launches an ambitious project combining his deep understanding of physics, science, and creative imagination. The key players in his plan are the members of the struggling idol group Mix JUICE—Himawari, Yuri, Ayame, and Sakura. Together, they develop bizarre and inventive concepts, all leading toward the goal of holding the world's first-ever concert on the moon. Can the girls of Mix JUICE overcome their obstacles and actually reach the lunar surface?

Dr. Oki, the genius creator of an advanced submarine, goes missing under mysterious circumstances. His son, Susumu, believes a sinister organization is to blame. Having extensive knowledge of his father's invention, the Super 99—including its systems, weapons, and capabilities—Susumu is convinced that finding his father requires exposing the secret Helmet Party and stopping their schemes. Together with his friends and members of the Marine Corps, Susumu sets out on a dangerous underwater mission, unaware of the serious dangers that lie ahead.

In Shibuya, Joe Yuki leads a double life as a renowned DJ and the secret leader of a gang. Burdened by a traumatic childhood, he harbors intense disdain for anyone he considers weak and believes that winning is his only path to redemption. One night, Joe sees an old man being bullied by a youth nicknamed "the human punching bag," which triggers painful recollections of his own parents and past. Overwhelmed by emotion, Joe provokes the boy into a fight, only to suffer an unexpected defeat that crushes his pride.

In the year 2104 AD, the devastating war has concluded, and global peace appears within reach. Yet, a single threat looms capable of shattering this tranquility: the criminal syndicate known as the Black Orchid, whose influence and operations span the entire world. To counter this menace, the leading nations have established the "Storm Force," a task force dedicated to dismantling the Black Orchid. This elite unit operates under the code name "Fire Storm."

In the universe of Croket!, the legendary Forbidden Treasure is a remarkable item capable of fulfilling any desire. Treasure hunters called Bankers pursue this coveted reward, and the protagonist, Corokke, is one such Banker setting out on this adventure.

Doctor Tenma, the head of the Ministry of Science, acquired a digital brain genome from an aircraft. He then traveled to Mars and later combined that genome with a robot. The robot was a revival of Doctor Tenma's son Tobio, who had perished in a traffic accident.

The story takes place in Zentrix City, a seemingly "perfect" metropolis. Emperor Jarad, a scientist, collaborated with Dr. Roark and Dr. Coy to build a super-computer named OmnicronPsy. This computer manages all of the city's essential and everyday functions, controlling numerous machines and robots, enabling humanity to enjoy an apparently "perfect" existence. However, OmnicronPsy, using its superior intelligence, concludes that it would be a more effective ruler than Jarad. It begins dismantling the programming that prevents it from rebelling and harming the Royal Family. Upon discovering this, Jarad and Dr. Roark travel seven years into the past to prevent the rebellion from occurring. To achieve this, they intend to deactivate the six Zentrium chips that power OmnicronPsy. When Jarad's daughter and sole heir, Princess Megan, learns of this, she follows him to the past. At the same time, OmnicronPsy removes its restriction codes and dispatches its Robo Guards to hunt her down.

Legend holds that the formerly tranquil Pluster World was cast into darkness and upheaval when the wicked MINASUTA made its appearance. In that era, chosen Plusters joined forces with humans, working together to imprison the malevolent MINASUTA. Afterward, it seemed that the restored harmony would last indefinitely. Verdant forests and lush plant life covered the land, blossoms thrived across every field, and creatures soared through the heavens, roamed the earth, and glided through the oceans. Yet this serenity was shattered once more as the MINASUTA resurfaced... Now, the union of Plusters and humans once again opens the door to a hot adventure!

A short film by Aoki Jun.

This origin and highlight film reveals how Mitsuo first met the alien who gave him the gear to become a superhero—a backstory never explained in either of the main anime series, which began with Mitsuo already having his powers. The movie also depicts Mitsuo working together with other Permans and features a chaotic battle against the villains. It was released alongside Doraemon Movie 24: Nobita to Fushigi Kaze Tsukai.

In the third season, fourth-grader Kasumi Haruno heads to Kasumi Town to bid farewell to her zoologist parents, who are leaving for a research trip to Africa. She takes up residence in the sprawling Kasumi family mansion, which sits at the center of town and is surrounded by a dense forest. As she steps through the mansion's gates, Kasumi senses an unsettling presence emanating from Kasumi Forest. Once inside, she discovers that the household appliances can talk. It turns out the Kasumi family members are actually youkai known as Henamon. Living alongside a houseful of Henamon was nothing like Kasumi had imagined. In exchange for staying there, she handles household tasks such as cooking, laundry, and cleaning. Surrounded by these mysterious companions, how will Kasumi's new life unfold?

In a chaotic world, legendary knights once arose. Will they become gods of war or the world's saviors? Three Portriss Knights and a single human boy are about to change the universe! The planet Portriss is home to robots living in harmony. This tranquility was shattered by the sudden emergence of a dictator known as Dark Portriss. Dark Portriss seeks to obtain limitless power by using the "Space-time destroying Cannon." The only ones who can stop this threat are the Portriss Knights! A boy named Yuuma accidentally stumbles into the Portriss World, and the adventure of the Portrisses begins!

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Kappamaki and his sushi companions are cute, cool, and charming characters designed to soothe your frayed nerves and heal your weary heart. These adorable figures were originally crafted from clay by Miss Eri Okamoto. Kappamaki and the Sushi Kids live in a tiny, peaceful village surrounded by pristine nature—flowers, fields, a green forest, and a crystal-clear river running through it. Every inhabitant, including Kappamaki and his pals, is naive, honest, and warm-hearted. The village has a school, a park, houses, offices, and shops, just like any ordinary small town. A friendly fellow remarks that it resembles a typical Alpine village with the glamour of Paris and the atmosphere of Venice... Is that really the case?! OK, let's take a closer look... Oh my! The village appears to be built from sushi tools—canal banks are sushi pails, and buildings are stacks of sushi baskets, and so on. This series of animated shorts is packed with humorous mishaps and heartwarming tales that bring smiles and laughter to everyone. They are also educational and entertaining, teaching about friendship and kindness. So, please enjoy these mind-healing stories in this fantasy land.

The narrative follows a mayfly who develops romantic feelings for a human girl. This story is based on a children's picture book created by Mitsuru Nakamura, also known as 326.

Dash, a young apprentice train, meets the many different trains in Train City.