Winter 1995 Anime

In the quiet Swiss village where he lives with his family, Romeo enjoys a peaceful existence until he attracts the attention of Luini, the infamous God of Death. Known for kidnapping children to work as chimney sweeps in Milan, Luini targets Romeo. To force him into servitude, Luini burns down the family's cornfield and injures Romeo's father during a confrontation. Faced with financial ruin and medical expenses, Romeo volunteers to work for Luini to save his family. Upon arriving in Milan, Romeo forms a strong bond with Alfredo Martini. Their friendship deepens when Alfredo is later sold to a different master, and they promise to stay connected. As a chimney sweep, Romeo endures immense hardship and mistreatment, especially from his employer and a gang known as the Wolf Pack. Reunited with Alfredo, they unite other chimney sweeps under the banner of the Black Brothers. Together, they learn to resist the Wolf Pack and support one another through their struggles.

In the year 2046, Detective Ross Sylibus gets reassigned to Mars following the murder of a country singer on her flight. The case grows complicated because the victim turns out to be a "Third," a robot that looks and acts just like a human. Sylibus partners with Armitage, a strikingly attractive and headstrong female officer. Together, they investigate the deaths of the singer and other women on Mars, eventually uncovering a conspiracy that threatens their lives at the hands of Martian officials.

In Sailor Moon SuperS Plus: Ami's First Love, Ami, the studious member of the Sailor Senshi, does well in her studies, but her self-assurance wavers when a rival known as "Mercurius" begins to outperform her on nationwide exams. Making things more complicated are a secret love letter she gets and a youma that feeds on her mounting unease. Sailor Mercury must face these challenges and find a way to conquer her anxiety.

Long ago, the powerful sorcerer Enno Ozuno fought against the wicked demon deity Karuma. Realizing he could not defeat her alone, Enno called upon Zenki, a mighty guardian demon, for assistance. After Karuma was vanquished, Enno sealed Zenki inside a pillar within his temple. Twelve hundred years later, Enno's descendant Chiaki makes a living by giving tours around the town of Shikigami-cho and performing exorcisms. One day, two burglars break into the Ozuno temple, intending to break a seal and steal its valuables. Instead of treasure, they unleash a malevolent spirit that possesses them, transforming them into monstrous creatures. These possessed beings run amok through the temple, putting Chiaki in danger. To safeguard Shikigami-cho from these monsters and the evil forces that emerge, Chiaki must awaken her family's latent powers to summon Zenki and face this threat directly.

Yuu☆Yuu☆Hakusho: Eizou Hakusho II is composed of four individual volumes, each focusing on one of the main characters—Yusuke, Kurama, Hiei, or Kuwabara. Each volume provides a retrospective look at that character's involvement throughout the series. At the start of every volume, a short music video themed around that specific character plays, performed by the character's voice actor.

The story follows Sakura Momoko, a young elementary school girl who has a passion for idol Momoe Yamaguchi and reading manga. Because of her small frame and childlike look, she is often called "Chibi Maruko-chan." She lives with her family—her parents, grandparents, and older sibling—in a peaceful town. Maruko goes through everyday school adventures with her lively group of friends, such as her close friend Tama-chan, class officers Maruo-kun and Migiwa-san, and the Class B trio: the "little master" Hanawa-kun, Hamaji-bu Taro, and Sekiguchi-kun. The show warmly illustrates the simple pleasures of childhood everyday life.

During the war, a group of warriors known as the Ninku fought against the Imperial Army and nearly wiped it out. However, the Ninku ultimately lost and were scattered. After the war, the imperial army used propaganda to position themselves as the people's protectors and convinced the public that the Ninku were the villains who started the conflict. Fusuke appears to be a child, but he is actually the former captain of the first Ninku division. His mother was taken captive during the war, and after the Ninku's defeat, he sets out on a journey to find her. Along the way, he meets Aicho and Touji, both former Ninku captains as well, and together they battle the imperial army, which is trying to eliminate the remaining Ninku. The Ninku are a clan of extinct ninjas who command esoteric and powerful techniques, which is why many other groups constantly try to steal their abilities in order to take over the country. Their primary target is Fusuke, a strange-looking kid but one of the most powerful Ninku ninja. Fusuke, along with other Ninku ninja who have different specialties, must fight against the threats that led to the Ninku clan's downfall.

A series of brief episodes, each about two to three minutes long, shows the everyday routines of certain characters, provides backstory on others, and occasionally includes music videos. These shorts first appeared as extra material on the Macross 7 VHS and laserdisc releases.

Hiromi Nozawa is a sixth grader whose parents are frequently away for work, leaving her to rely on her talking dog Junkers as her only confidant. She maintains a cheerful facade around others but candidly shares her worries and stress with Junkers. The emotional pressure intensifies when Hiromi suspects her parents may be heading for divorce. In this critical moment, Junkers reveals the ability to grant three miracles. Hiromi is now faced with the difficult choice of how to use these wishes, knowing the outcomes might hurt the people closest to her.

This movie functions as a prequel to the main series, depicting Doraemon’s life before he journeyed to the 20th century. It covers how he was made, the accident that caused his incomplete condition, the loss of his ears, meeting the Nobi family, and his decision to time travel and help Nobita.

In the film "Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Diary of the Creation of the World," Nobita cannot come up with a topic for his summer research report. Blaming Adam and Eve for burdening humanity with suffering—including homework—he persuades Doraemon to provide a device that lets them observe the world's beginning. Planning to document this experience as a diary-style assignment, Nobita asks Suneo, Giant, and Shizuka to join. They watch early tribes and civilizations emerge. However, the time patrol detects an unauthorized time machine and intercepts Giant and Suneo after overhearing their discussion. Left behind with Doraemon, Nobita and Shizuka must keep monitoring the genesis set while also figuring out how to save their companions.

In the final film of the Captain Tsubasa series, Japan takes on their formidable Dutch adversaries. After losing two matches in a row, the Japanese team's morale plummets, and even the injured Hyuga gives in to despair. In a desperate attempt to turn things around, the management contacts Wakabayashi in Germany and Tsubasa in Brazil, asking them to come to Holland and lend their support, but both initially refuse. It is only in the second half of the third game that Tsubasa finally returns, reuniting with his teammates and restoring their hope and resolve. Once again led by Tsubasa Ozora, the Japanese team triumphs with a decisive 11-1 victory in the crucial match.

Iczelion, the final installment in the "Icz" series, marks a significant shift from the earlier storyline in almost every way. Across the galaxy, two villains—Cross and Chaos—destroy and pillage everything in their path, and they are now poised to launch an invasion of their next target: Earth. The only defense against these warriors is the Iczelions—a fusion of young girls with Iczels, sentient body armor. Nagisa, an ordinary high school girl, is about to become the next Iczelion against her will, tasked with protecting the planet and saving humanity. But she has other plans.

The story of Goldran centers on three young boys who are given the mission of locating alien robot warriors, known as Braves, which are dormant in crystal form. Their primary opponent is the extravagant and completely inept Walter, and the villains who serve him are generally just as comedic.

Supplementary content meant to enrich the Blue Seed narrative. The first thirteen episodes are extra segments that appeared on the Japanese home video releases of the series, airing after every second episode (for instance, Omake 1 comes after episode 2). The fourteenth episode is a bonus feature bundled with the Blue Seed 1.5 OVA.

The OVA continues from where the original TV series concluded, centering on the principal of Momiji Gakuen, the rival school to Chacha's. This headmistress is intent on uncovering the distinctive traits of Urara Gakuen's students, hoping to replicate similar methods to foster the most exceptional pupils at her own institution.

After the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, a secret Japanese submarine engages in a clash with an American submarine, and both vanish without a trace from official history. Roughly fifty years later, a special UN task force dispatched to investigate strange occurrences in Antarctica comes across a menacing, enigmatic black cylinder.

As high school graduation draws near, a tight-knit group of five friends struggles to decide what comes next. Juggling their own dreams, family expectations, and social obligations leaves them unsure of the right direction. Knowing their futures might take them to different places, they arrange one last trip together to a hot spring. But their plan goes awry when one girl gets on the incorrect train, cutting her off from the rest. The other friends then band together to track her down and bring everyone back together.

Gulliver is a boy who possesses the innate ability to use magic, but he is forced against his will to enroll in a school for magicians in order to hone his skills and defend his city. He escapes, only to discover that his hometown has been destroyed by the army of the evil Judau. Judau personally kills Gulliver's father and swears to kill Gulliver as well. Meanwhile, Gulliver and his friend Eddison rescue a girl named Misty, who is fleeing from Judau. Together with a fairy named Phoebe, a lone wolf ninja named Gecko, and an ancient ship, Gulliver and his companions embark on an adventure to defeat Judau and uncover the secrets of Atlantis.

In Compiler 2, Compiler and Assembler confront a critical situation: they have only three days to go back to the 2-D world, or a vengeful council will cause its total annihilation. As the deadline approaches, the two struggle with whether to admit their feelings for one another. Yet their predicament extends beyond romantic concerns. A mysterious figure is methodically erasing other beings inside the 2-D dimension. Can Compiler and Assembler stop this new menace and secure a reunion with the ones they care about?

Continuation of the series.

Yamiyo no Jidaigeki includes two stories: "The Hill of Old Age," which centers on a conspiracy targeting Japan's unifier Oda Nobunaga, and "Seeing the Truth," which revolves around an assassin sent to kill Nobunaga's heir, leyasu Tokugawa. Both tales were broadcast as part of the Neo Hyper Kids programming block.

Based on the saga novel "The Human Revolution" by Daisuke Ikeda published in 1974-1999.

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This hero anime follows three child warriors dedicated to safeguarding Pon Payouchien while battling an army of monsters. The episodes originally aired in the video magazine Ponpa.