Winter 2010 Anime

In the lively Ikebukuro district of Tokyo, whispers abound regarding enigmatic gangs and perilous individuals, with the most notorious tale centering on the "Black Rider," a headless specter speeding through the streets on a black motorcycle. Mikado Ryuugamine yearns for the thrill of urban living and relocates to Tokyo after an invitation from a childhood friend. Upon his arrival, he catches a glimpse of the Black Rider, suggesting his desire for adventure may finally come to pass. However, as bizarre incidents begin to surface, Mikado and other ordinary citizens find themselves entangled in the turmoil sweeping Ikebukuro, sharing the stage with the area's most eccentric inhabitants.

At Fumizuki Academy, students are assigned to classes based on their first-year exam results, with top scorers in A class and the lowest in F class, an area notorious for its dilapidated facilities and lack of supplies. Akihisa Yoshii, who is actually quite capable academically, ends up in F class alongside his friend Yuuji Sakamoto and the unexpectedly low-scoring genius Mizuki Himeji. Unwilling to accept their low status, the F class students, spearheaded by Yuuji, challenge the higher-ranked classes using the school's unique Examination Summon Battle system. This system allows students to summon creatures whose strength depends directly on their test scores. Can F class defy expectations and climb to the top, or will they remain at the bottom as everyone predicts?

On a chilly December morning, Kyon arrives at school anticipating another adventure with his SOS Brigade companions. Instead, he is shocked to discover a drastically altered reality: Haruhi Suzumiya and Itsuki Koizumi have vanished; Mikuru Asahina has no recollection of him; Yuki Nagato seems to be an ordinary human; and Ryouko Asakura has inexplicably returned. Although accustomed to the extraordinary, Kyon is deeply unsettled by these shifts and resolves to investigate independently. Recognizing that he is the sole individual retaining memories of the former reality, Kyon faces a critical choice: accept the mundane existence he once desired or attempt to reverse time to restore his chaotic yet familiar world.

Amidst the flourishing martial arts of Japan's Edo period, Shichika Yasuri masters the unique Kyotouryuu style, a discipline that transforms the practitioner's own body into a weapon. He resides in seclusion with his sister, Nanami, enjoying a peaceful life until Togame, a resolute strategist, arrives to recruit him. Her mission is to collect the twelve legendary Deviant Blades for the shogunate. Motivated more by fascination with Togame than by political ambition, Shichika agrees to join her quest. Their journey leads them against powerful swordsmen guarding the blades and various adversaries intent on halting their progress. To overcome these formidable challenges, Shichika and Togame must work together as they traverse a perilous and unpredictable path.

After Tomo Yamanobe's father, the former headmaster of Saint Mikhailov Academy, vanished without a trace, he left behind only a piece of artwork known as the "icon." Soon after, rumors spread about a serial killer targeting female students at the academy. One day, Tomo and her sister Mafuyu Oribe were walking home from school after enduring bullying when they encountered an injured silver-haired boy. Tomo tried to help him, but he disappeared before their eyes. Mafuyu went to search for the boy and discovered the church housing the icon engulfed in flames. As she attempted to retrieve the painting, she was attacked by the suspected serial killer, who possessed the ability to manipulate magnesium. At that moment, the silver-haired boy reappeared, now revealed as Sasha Alexander Nikolaevich Hell, who could control iron and saved Mafuyu from harm. Learning that Sasha is a "qwaser," a being with the power to manipulate elements through "soma," a strength derived from breastfeeding, Mafuyu struggles to make sense of these strange events. Her confusion deepens when Sasha enrolls in her class the next day. How will Tomo and Mafuyu's everyday school life continue with other menacing qwasers nearby?

After fleeing the consequences of his choice at Hell's Gate, the Contractor Hei and his companion Yin take refuge in a quiet inn, posing as a married couple to avoid detection. As they try to move past their recent hardships, Hei starts to develop connections with the inn's other guests. He soon learns that one of them is a Contractor sent to kill him. The resulting clash endangers both Hei and Yin, compelling them to battle for survival and confront the emotional scars left by their past.

In the city where Yuuto Amakawa lives, his life is fairly ordinary aside from his cat allergies and attending school with his neighbor, Rinko. However, everything takes a dramatic turn on his 16th birthday when an Ayakashi, a supernatural creature, attacks him due to his ancestors' misdeeds. Himari, a secretive swordswoman with cat ears, saves him and reveals that Yuuto is destined to carry on his family's legacy as a demon hunter. With the protective charm that shielded him from the supernatural now failing, Himari must become his guardian. "Omamori Himari" chronicles Yuuto's journey as he faces numerous supernatural threats and deals with a growing group of women who come into his life, each with their own sinister motives. Will Yuuto embrace this new and exciting existence, or will the sins of his ancestors haunt him?

In Fuyuki City, the Fifth Holy Grail War is about to begin, setting the stage for a brutal conflict marked by bloodshed, death, and suffering. Rin Toosaka, a high school student, has dedicated herself entirely to becoming a skilled magus capable of participating as a Master in the war. After summoning her Servant, Archer, Rin begins her journey into the conflict. Rin discovers that her friend Shirou Emiya is also involved in the war and proposes a temporary alliance. As their bond deepens, Rin starts to understand more about Shirou's destiny and ideals. However, her ultimate objective remains unchanged: to claim the Holy Grail, a powerful artifact that grants the wishes of the war's victor.

In "Dance in the Vampire Bund," Mina Tepes, the ruler of the vampires, publicly announces the existence of vampires on live television and proposes establishing a sanctuary in Japan called the Vampire Bund. Using her family's immense wealth, she settles the country's debts and secures the rights to build a haven for vampires. However, her declaration sparks opposition from humans who doubt her intentions for peace. Akira Kaburagi, a skeptic of vampires, feels uneasy when discussions about them arise, though he cannot explain why. Living a carefree life since suffering a head injury a year prior, Akira's world changes when he meets Mina, who awakens his buried memories and compels him to protect her without knowing the reasons. Unbeknownst to Akira, he holds an extraordinary secret: he is a werewolf, destined from birth to safeguard the vampire queen at the cost of his own existence. As Mina and Akira navigate the dangerous environment of the Vampire Bund, they uncover the deep nature of their bond.

Hino Akiharu lost his parents as a child and was taken in by his uncle's household. Wanting to avoid being a burden on that family, he chose to enroll in Hakureiryou high school, a tuition-free boarding school, working as a butler. But his rough, delinquent-like appearance scares off the female students, who form the majority of the campus. Struggling to fit in with his classmates, Akiharu crosses paths with Saikyou Tomomi, the girl he had a crush on during childhood.

In the peaceful town of Seize, located on the edge of Helvetia, daily existence flows quietly along cobblestone streets, mostly untouched by the rising conflict between Helvetia and the neighboring Roman Empire. Into this setting comes Kanata Sorami, a lively young woman who enlists in the Helvetian army's 1121st platoon, stationed at the Clocktower Fortress in Seize, because of her love for playing the bugle. With mentorship from Sergeant Major Rio Kazumiya, a talented trumpeter, she begins her musical training. The platoon also includes Noël Kannagi, a reserved engineer; Kureha Suminoya, an enthusiastic artillery operator; and Captain Felicia Heideman, known for her kind nature. Through their time together, they discover the beauty of life in Seize and the lasting joy found in a community that continues to thrive even as the world around them deteriorates.

In "Nodame Cantabile Finale," Shinichi Chiaki continues to solidify his position as the principal conductor of the revitalized Roux-Marlet Orchestra, while Megumi "Nodame" Noda makes significant progress as a pianist at the Conservatoire de Paris. However, their successes create friction between them as Nodame feels overshadowed by Chiaki's growing fame and his close association with renowned piano prodigy Rui Son. Ignoring the advice of her teacher Professor Charles Auclair, Nodame decides to enter another piano competition to launch her solo career. Meanwhile, those close to Chiaki and Nodame face personal milestones. Rui begins to doubt herself after hearing Nodame perform and being rejected for lessons by Auclair; Maestro Franz von Stresemann confronts his aging; pianists Yunlong Li and Tatiana Vishneva intensify their preparations for a major competition, while Tatiana also deals with her growing feelings for oboist Yasunori Kuroki. As Chiaki, Nodame, and their companions navigate their separate paths, they must remain true to their own ambitions and remember the beginnings of their shared journey.

In Universal Century 0096, three years after Char Aznable's failed attempt to force humanity into space colonies orbiting Earth, 16-year-old Banagher Links lives a peaceful life in Side 4 with his peers. Audrey Burne, the sole heir of a notorious tyrannical lineage, aims to secure the key to a cryptic device called "Laplace's Box," believed to have the ability to alter the universe's destiny. Venturing to Side 4, Audrey seeks to retrieve the key before the Sleeves, remnants of Char Aznable's Neo-Zeon, can acquire it. Her quest intersects with Banagher, irrevocably altering his life. Upon Side 4 facing an assault by the Sleeves and their formidable pilots, Marida Cruz and Full Frontal, Banagher assumes command of the recently constructed Gundam Unicorn to safeguard his friends and the future of humanity.

In Hanamaru Kindergarten, Anzu belongs to a tight circle of friends that consists of the reserved Koume and the energetic Hiiragi. The trio comes up with schemes to capture the attention of their caretaker, Tsuchida Naozumi, with the goal of making him fall for Anzu. However, Tsuchida appears to be interested in another teacher, the attractive Yamamoto Nanako, who oversees the neighboring classroom. Anzu tries many tactics to persuade Tsuchida to view her as a potential future bride, but Tsuchida quietly wishes to date and possibly marry Yamamoto instead.

In the mountain town of Jouga, 15-year-old Hiroshi Kuzumi has relocated due to his father's work, and surprisingly finds himself well-liked by his peers. Despite the typical challenges of settling into a new environment, he easily befriends Isuzu Tsumuhana, his overly affectionate and clingy neighbor, and Kaname Asagiri, another newcomer to Jouga. Life appears uneventful until residents begin vanishing without explanation, with the official account being that they have moved or transferred schools. Suspicious of these disappearances, Hiroshi starts to suspect foul play. At night, beneath a crimson moon, mysterious masked figures led by a girl wielding a scythe prowl the town's shadowy streets. These enigmatic hunters raise questions: who are they, and can anyone in Jouga feel secure from their threats?

While riding with Jack Atlas and Crow Hogan, Yusei Fudo finds his Stardust Dragon snatched away by Paradox—an enigmatic Turbo Duelist from a future era—who converts it into a Sin Monster mid-duel. Aided by the Crimson Dragon, Yusei pursues Paradox through a temporal rift and winds up in an earlier time. There, Paradox is locked in battle with Jaden Yuki, who still wields the might of Yubel and the Supreme King. Yet Paradox, having already seized Cyber End Dragon and Rainbow Dragon, has the upper hand and pushes Jaden to the brink. Yusei's timely arrival, backed by the Crimson Dragon, saves Jaden. The latter then explains Paradox's real goal: by plundering monsters from throughout history and corrupting them with darkness, he intends to slay Maximillion Pegasus, the very creator of Duel Monsters. If the game is never invented, the events of all three series would be erased from existence. Determined to stop him, Yusei and Jaden follow Paradox into the past, where they come across the King of Games, Yugi Mutou. But Paradox has already struck in this era, seemingly killing Pegasus and Yugi's grandpa while also snatching Blue-Eyes White Dragon and Red-Eyes Black Dragon. Once Yugi hears the full story, he resolves to fight side by side with Yusei and Jaden in the ultimate three-on-one duel, aiming to free the stolen monsters and save both the world and time itself before it's too late.

The protagonist, Tsukiko, transfers to a school that has recently switched from an all-boys institution to a co-educational one. Because the school is located in a remote rural area and offers a highly specialized curriculum, Tsukiko remains the only female student enrolled so far. In Starry Sky, the thirteen constellations of the zodiac are embodied as attractive young men. The anime is directed by Kiyomo Sayaka, who previously worked on Vampire Knight. Much like Hetalia - Axis Powers, Starry Sky's anime will be distributed through the Animate.tv website and other platforms.

Nayu Hayama's first day at Ounan Middle School gets off to a disastrous start when she trips on stage during her opening address, accidentally exposing her distinctive underwear to the entire first-year class and setting the stage for a chaotic school year. Driven by a deep fascination with lingerie, Nayu believes that maintaining a diverse wardrobe of undergarments is essential for every woman. Yet her attempts to spread this philosophy among her peers and teachers run into resistance. Her peculiar passion fuels awkward rumors and attracts unwanted attention from the boys. As she faces mounting obstacles in her quest to spark an underwear revolution, Nayu must overcome these hurdles to achieve her goals.

Toaru Kagaku no Railgun specials that were released on the 1st and 5th Blu-ray and DVD volumes.

Tsubomi Hanasaki, a second-year middle school student, has recently relocated with her family to the town of Kibougahana to reside with her grandmother. Although naturally shy and introverted, she is resolved to begin her new school life at Myoudou Academy with as much confidence as possible. Recently, Tsubomi has been plagued by the same mysterious recurring dream depicting Cure Moonlight's defeat at the Great Heart Tree, leaving her to wonder about its significance. Suddenly, two fairies from her dream manifest before her, and before she can fully comprehend the situation, she is transformed into the legendary Pretty Cure, Cure Blossom! She is later joined by her high-energy classmate and newfound friend Erika Kurumi, who becomes Cure Marine. Together, the two girls pledge to work tirelessly to protect everyone's Heart Flowers from the evil gang known as the Desert Messengers.

In 2039, helper androids have become commonplace as general-purpose electronics. Keiichiro lost his family in a traffic accident and quit his band. One day, he discovers an old-model android in a garbage dump. He brings her home, but after taking her to a repair shop, he is told she cannot be fixed, so he plans to discard her. However, the next morning, he finds her preparing breakfast for him. And so begins the summer days of a memory-less android and a dreamless boy. Kowarekake no Orgel was originally an independent animation released as an OVA. Later, it received a theatrical release that is slightly different and longer than the original.

Akutabe, the renowned detective, has an assistant named Rinko Sakuma who is studying how to summon demons. The narrative revolves around the mishap that occurs when she unexpectedly succeeds in calling forth two demons.

In "Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha: The Movie 1st," Nanoha Takamachi is an ordinary third-grader who cherishes her family and friends. After a dream involving a wounded ferret, she discovers the real animal and learns it is Yuuno Scrya, a mage from another world on a quest to collect 21 scattered Jewel Seeds to prevent universal chaos. Lacking the power to achieve this alone, Yuuno gives Nanoha the sentient device Raising Heart and begins teaching her magic. However, the powerful Jewel Seeds draw the attention of those with harmful intentions, such as Fate Testarossa, a fellow mage determined to gather the seeds for her own dark motives. Yet, Nanoha senses there is more to Fate than meets the eye. This film revisits the original series, highlighting the emotional journeys of two young mages and how their feelings influence their choices.

Upon moving into Hidamari Apartments, Yuno was welcomed by her neighbors as she started her studies at the esteemed Yamabuki Art School. Now a seasoned resident, Yuno must help the latest newcomers, Nazuna and Nori, as they learn to live on their own. Despite the challenges and surprises that come with life in Hidamari, the presence of supportive friends like Miyako, Hiro, and Sae ensures that each cloud has a silver lining, bringing light and warmth to every situation in Hidamari Sketch x Hoshimittsu.

A group of five elementary school students spends their summer break camping in a remote mountain village. While searching for their lost rabbit, Pyon-kichi, they come across an injured dog in a field marked by unusual crop circles. After nursing the dog back to health, the children are astonished when it suddenly begins speaking, revealing itself as Pochi Rickman, an extraterrestrial researcher studying Earth's plant life. Grateful for their help, Pochi invites the children on a tour of the moon. Upon arrival, they discover a hidden alien metropolis and explore it with wonder. However, when it is revealed that Pochi sustained injuries during his mission, the lunar authorities impose a travel ban to Earth, leaving the children unable to return home. With no other option, the group embarks on a cosmic journey across the galaxy, searching for a safe way back. Along the way, they are pursued by mysterious aliens linked to "The Space Show," a highly popular intergalactic program shrouded in secrecy.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, the grim reaper Grell Sutcliff finds herself caught in the harem situation she has always dreamed of. While she is busy preparing chocolates for the demon butler Sebastian Michaelis, her plans are disrupted when several handsome men burst into the room through the window. Fellow reaper William T. Spears arrives first, offering only harsh criticism. Soon, however, all attention shifts to Sebastian Michaelis. The chaos intensifies as the space fills with more visitors: the Phantomhive household servants, the English branch manager of a Chinese trading firm Lau, the licentious Viscount Druitt, the Queen’s butler Ash Landers, and the regal pair Prince Soma and Agni. The atmosphere becomes even more romantic when The Undertaker appears, styling himself as the "Valentine’s Fairy."

Special episodes from the BD/DVDs.

Hinako is delighted to have another real-world viewer watching and decides to enjoy some quality time with them, despite how late it is. Taking the chance, she invites the viewer to come to bed with her. As the evening goes on, Hinako provides her viewer with an exclusive and close-up look at her different sleeping habits.

Naoko-san comes from the planet Yuri and intends to conquer Earth by turning it into a yuri universe. She resides on the roof of Misuzu's home, a middle school student who considers Naoko-san very annoying. After hearing gossip about a molester in the area, they join forces to look into the matter.

In "Mudazumo Naki Kaikaku: The Legend of Koizumi," prominent international leaders including the Pope, Kim Jong Il, George W. Bush, and multiple former Japanese Prime Ministers clash in high-stakes battles using the game of riichi mahjong.

In "Sengoku Basara: Setonai no Gekitotsu! Hi wo Fuku Umi no Daiyousai - Fugaku!!," Maeda Toshiie and Matsu visit Shikoku's ruler Chousokabe Motochika to present Nobunaga's unreasonable demands. Motochika refuses and encourages Maeda to rebel against Nobunaga. Meanwhile, Keiji attempts to persuade Mouri Motonari to form an alliance against Nobunaga but ends up imprisoned. Consequently, Motochika and Motonari begin to clash with one another.

Hinako asks her friend Hiyoko to join her in training their loyal viewer on maintaining physical well-being. During a soothing bath session with Hiyoko, Hinako demonstrates effective bathing methods and stresses the importance of cleanliness. Afterward, she teaches the viewer how stretching can boost bodily flexibility, underscoring its value for general health.

Unidentified beings known as "Archon" emerge without warning, pushing humanity to the brink of extinction. In response, a specialized unit called the "Goulart Knights" is established to fight back against the Archon. These knights possess supernatural abilities, allowing them to manifest a "Holy Grail" from within their own spirits and use it in battle.

Tegamibachi specials.

A short Mini Flash anime included with the limited-edition DVD volumes (covering episodes 1–6) and the Blu-ray Box (covering episodes 1–8, with episodes 7 and 8 being exclusive new additions to the Blu-ray box).

Cobra, a notorious space pirate, opts to alter his appearance and erase all his memories. He settles into an ordinary life with a mundane job, but when fragments of his true identity begin to resurface, a fresh series of adventures unfolds.

Natsuya is tasked by Professor Hastings with protecting Pokémon and defeating the Pokémon Nappers, a group that poaches and controls wild Pokémon, in two five-minute specials based on the games of the same name.

In "Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Great Battle of the Mermaid King," Nobita requests Doraemon to take him diving, prompting the robotic cat to use several gadgets to create a simulated ocean high above the ground. When the illusion is deactivated, a mermaid unexpectedly appears in Nobita's backyard. Introducing herself as Sophia, she reveals she is a princess from an ancient underwater civilization. Doraemon, Nobita, Shizuka, Gian, and Suneo quickly become friends with her and are invited to explore her undersea kingdom. However, on their way there, they become involved in a conflict between the mermaids and a rival tribe that drove them from their original home planet thousands of years ago. Together, Doraemon, Nobita, and their friends must help Sophia find a legendary sword that may bring peace back to the oceans.

Has the intrepid Inspector Zenigata finally taken the last bullet? In the turmoil following Lupin’s theft of a Buddha avatar statuette, Inspector Zenigata is gravely wounded while chasing the master thief. Lupin is not to blame, though—the crazed supervillain Morgana interfered, stole the Buddha figure, and sent “Pops” to his doom. Morgana seeks the ancient power of the Fuma called Fujin, and the beautiful ninja Asuka is also racing to uncover Fujin’s secret. Meanwhile, Fujiko Mine keeps sticking her hand into the affair, stirring up even more trouble. What is Fujin, and who will wield its hidden power?

These bonus features appear on the Tethe'alla-hen DVD. The cast assembles to discuss various topics, such as their world-saving strategies, vying for the role of primary love interest, and desiring additional screen time, among other matters.

Tsubomi Hanasaki is awakened by her best friend Erika Kurumi to discover that their fairies Coffret and Shypre have disappeared, leaving behind nothing but a note with hints about their location. Following the note leads both girls to Fairy Park, where they are meant to join all the other Precures who have assembled for a special event. Within this magical amusement park lies the Rainbow Jewel, a priceless gem that contains the dreams and hopes of the entire world. Yet this powerful artifact draws the attention of Bottom, a wicked being who has spent a thousand years plotting to seize the jewel for his own purposes.

Mai asks Reito to come with her to the beach, making it clear she likes him more than Tate. But Reito doesn't realize that this invitation is actually a plan for revenge.

Tegamibachi Reverse DVD short extra episodes.

After the magical flying device from the earlier OVA is destroyed, the Magic Academy crashes into the earth, inadvertently breaking a demon seal and unleashing numerous ancient demons into the surrounding woods. As the faculty hurriedly works to contain the creatures and search for fragments of the device, Amelia's classmates choose to defy instructions and leave the academy in an attempt to recover the missing pieces.

Boku, Otaryman is an autobiographical manga by Yoshitani that blends otaku culture with corporate life. Based on his own career as a system engineer, the manga offers a look into the daily routine of a salaryman who quietly nurtures a passion for otaku interests.

Reinya works at a convenience store and seems like a normal girl, but she is actually the Phantom Thief Reinya. With her assistant Chuutarou, she uses a secret hideout located directly beneath the convenience store to devise plans for stealing various gold treasures. They are opposed by an inept trio consisting of a perverted police inspector, a policewoman who is a natural airhead, and a detective who is completely infatuated with Reinya—all of whom operate from a police station situated right next to Reinya's convenience store.

A stone statue resembling Keroro appears at Fuyumi's house, leading the Keroro Squad to start a journey to solve its secret. Their trip brings them to the remote and mysterious Easter Island. When they arrive, they meet the kind Mana spirits and the unusual twins, Io and Rana. The group also encounters Akuaku, an ancient evil spirit that has just awakened from a long slumber.

A special picture drama that was included with the Blu-Ray Box Set of Seto no Hanayome. The initial segment features comedic sketches with the characters depicted in a simple chibi art style. This is followed by a brief recap, after which the main picture drama storyline begins.

The fierce conflict between the Heike and Genji clans rages on. Nozomi faces a formidable supernatural enemy and is forced into a difficult decision: remain with her companions and side with Kurou, or back her first love, Masaomi, who commands the opposing Heike forces.

Based on a shounen gag manga by Masuda Kousuke serialised in Monthly Shounen Jump.

A short film that was only screened at the Ghibli Museum in Mitaka. This story is based on a Japanese folk tale "The Mice's Sumo Tournament". Once upon a time, deep in the mountains, there lived an elderly couple who worked day after day in exhaustion, toiling up and down their mountain field. One night, the old man stepped outside and noticed a group of mice heading somewhere. He quietly follows them and finds mice gathered for a sumo tournament. When the old man and his wife learn that their home mice are always losing, they start preparing a special feast of saury fish dumplings and grilled tofu with miso sauce. They even make new red sumo uniforms for their mouse team. What will happen in the next sumo match?

Picture drama included with the 7th volume of the Blu-ray.

A Romance of the Three Kingdoms retelling using SD Gundams.

The BluRay for Loups=Garous #Overture contains a picture drama and a pilot episode in addition to the main release. This separate product also offers extra content such as staff interviews and trailers.

Tachikawa Himeko is an ordinary high school girl. One day, a handsome boy named Mikami Tochiotome starts lodging at her house. He enjoys dressing in drag, and his fashion sense awakens in Himeko an awareness of beauty. Note: The episodes were included in "Ciao Ciao TV! (ちゃおちゃおTV!)", a bonus DVD bundled in select issues of the shoujo magazine Ciao.

On a lone planet, six people live. The main character journeys across the world to tune into a radio frequency, encountering the other five residents along the way. This sci-fi short animation examines their meetings.

In "Fujoshi no Hinkaku," Fujyoko, a 24-year-old office worker, looks up to her fashionable senpai, Takayo. Their dynamic shifts unexpectedly when Fujyoko encounters Takayo at a doujinshi convention.

The offensive and defensive battles between Nobuo, an office worker, and Chi-Sui Maru, a mosquito.

The third Eagle Talon movie.

In the film "Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf: The Tiger Prowess," Crafty Gecko and General Tiger launch an attack on Goat Village, intending to construct an amusement park there. Their plan also involves converting the castle of Wolfie (Grey Wolf) and his wife Wolnie (Red Wolf) into a public restroom. To rescue their abducted families from the cruel group and their robotic soldiers, Weslie (Pleasant Goat) and Wolfie must team up and search for the ancient statues that once guarded their ancestors. Will they be able to defeat the villains and forge an alliance?