Winter 1982 Anime

The story centers on Gauche, a professional cellist. During a rehearsal for an upcoming concert, the conductor criticizes his playing, pointing out its lack of quality and emotional depth. Upon returning to his secluded cottage, Gauche practices tirelessly. A cat soon appears, leading him toward a deeper understanding of music. Through encounters with a cuckoo, which teaches discipline; a badger, which demonstrates rhythm; and a mouse, which embodies gentleness, Gauche learns the true emotion and meaning behind the music over four days. This transformation elevates him into a truly remarkable musician. Interwoven with famous classical compositions, this special offers both enjoyment and inspiration to audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

In the film "Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Haunts of Evil," Nobita comes across a stray dog and takes it to his house, unaware that the creature is actually a prince originating from a hidden kingdom of advanced canines situated deep in Africa's Smokers Forest. Together with his companions, Nobita embarks on a journey to bring the young royal back to his realm. When they finally arrive, they find that the region they once knew has transformed dramatically.

On the planet Zora, society is split into two groups: the technologically superior Innocent, who reside in protected dome cities, and the Civilians, who endure the harsh desert to survive. By Innocent law, any Civilian accused of a crime may go free if they evade capture for three days. Driven by a thirst for revenge against Timp Sharon—the one who killed his parents—Civilian Jiron Amos sets out to steal the powerful mecha Xabungle from the trader Carrying Cargo. To accomplish this, Jiron joins forces with a gang of outlaws called the Sandrats and kidnaps Cargo's daughter, Elchi, who gradually comes to support his mission. As Jiron chases his personal vendetta, his actions spark a wider conflict, culminating in a Civilian rebellion against the Innocent's oppressive rule.

When Lucy's family relocates from England to Australia to oversee a large farm, they encounter numerous obstacles that put their determination to the test. Through the early hardships and struggles, their persistence eventually pays off as they manage to obtain the land. Amid the difficulties, Lucy and her sisters discover happiness in exploring new experiences, such as encountering native wildlife and building relationships with Aboriginal people and other settlers.

Gyakuten! Ippatsuman is the sixth installment in the Time Bokan series. Set in Osteandel City during the 1990s, it follows Time Lease, a rental company headquartered there that leases nearly anything imaginable, including powerful robots. Time Lease has taken pride in holding the number one position in the international billionaire rankings for ten consecutive years. In the same city, however, another rental firm called Skull Lease operates, with a notorious villain trio serving as its top executives. Their stated goal is to damage Time Lease's reputation and take over as the leading company, but in truth they are plotting to gain a foothold for world conquest. When the villain trio attacks one of Time Lease's transport robots, Ippatsuman finally steps into action to fight for justice.

Produced by Toei Animation and helmed by director Kazumi Fukushima, based on the manga by Mayumi Muroyama, this series centers on Asari, an ordinary fourth-grade girl. While hunting for bargains one day, she wins a lucky lottery ticket for a solo trip to Hawaii. This sparks a frenzy within her family, the Beaches, as they argue over who should get to go. Ironically, the ticket is lost in a bonfire. Further complications arise when the family learns that a supermarket employee from the store Asahi shopped at has offered to give them cash equivalent to half the travel expenses in exchange for the ticket. What fate awaits the hapless Beach family as more misfortunes rain down on them?

A brief Ninja Hattori-kun film that was part of a triple feature with Doraemon: Nobita no Daimakyou and Kaibutsu-kun: Demon no Ken.

This film adapts the shounen manga "Kaibutsu-kun: Demon no Ken" by Fujiko Fujio. Note: The movie was screened as part of a triple billing alongside "Doraemon: Nobita no Daimakyou" and "Ninja Hattori-kun: Nin Nin Ninpo Enikki no Maki."

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This is a TV special animation based on the classic Chinese historical romance that has been passed down through the ages. The story is set in China during the Eastern Han dynasty. With the imperial court having lost its power, peace in the land was shattered, and a large group of bandits known as the "Yellow Turban Party" rampaged throughout the country. Liu Bei Gentoku, a descendant of the Chinese royal family who was deeply concerned about the state of the world, rose up alongside his sworn brothers Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, who also yearned for peace on the continent. Using secret and cunning strategies, Gentoku achieved victory and gradually cut down the mighty enemy force, the Yellow Turban Party. A hero of the time...

In "Fuku-chan," the story revolves around the amusing adventures of Fukuo Fuchida, better known as Fuku-chan, a nursery school boy who shares a special relationship with his "girlfriend" Kumi. His days are packed with fun and mischief, spent alongside his group of friends: Namiko, whose family runs a chinaware store; her little brother Kiyo; the troublesome twins Doshako and Garako; and Ganchan, the school's resident troublemaker.

In 2100, Earth faces another threat to its survival. A courageous squad of teenagers boards their colossal robot to protect humanity.