Fall 1971 Anime

Arsène Lupin III, the grandson of the legendary thief Arsène Lupin, has made a name for himself as a notorious criminal in his own right. His reputation draws the relentless Inspector Zenigata of the ICPO, along with other rival criminals, to pursue him. Lupin III's illegal activities also complicate his romantic life, especially with the enigmatic femme fatale Fujiko Mine, whose loyalties he can never quite decipher. Join Lupin and his sharpshooter partner Daisuke Jigen as they strive to claim the world—or at least its most prized treasures!

The ghost Kitarou dedicates his afterlife to aiding humans who require his abilities. He works to stop malevolent spirits that exist only to cause suffering to humanity.

At the moment of Ryuu's birth, his tribe attempts to offer him as a sacrifice to a Tyrannosaurus named Shirano due to his skin color. However, a monkey rescues him and raises him as her own child. Meanwhile, Ryuu's mother has left the tribe and sets out on a quest to find him. Sixteen years later, Ryuu meets a girl named Ran, who has been sold to the tribe that originally belonged to Ryuu. The tribe is displeased to see Ryuu alive and tries to sacrifice him again, this time by burning him alive. Before they can carry out the act, Shirano massacres the tribe and also kills Ryuu's adoptive mother. Ryuu then embarks on a journey with Ran to locate his mother and Ran's brother, Don.

After losing their mother in a tragic car accident, nine-year-old Melmo Watari is left with the daunting task of caring for her two younger brothers: preschool-aged Totoo and baby Touch. Watching from heaven and worried about her children's dire situation, their mother decides to make one final appearance as a ghost, giving Melmo a jar of magical candies. These candies can make her 10 years older or younger, or transform her into any animal she wishes. Using these new powers, Melmo takes on various disguises as a 19-year-old woman to look after her brothers while still trying to maintain a normal life.

Tensai Bakabon tells the story of a prodigy child and his father, who is deeply philosophical. Papa Bakabon lives by his own personal philosophy and spares no effort in his search for answers. Even though he has a knack for creating trouble, he is somehow regarded as "The Great Philosopher," and people seek his advice—which inevitably leads to disastrous outcomes. Bakabon joins his father on these philosophical quests, and together they drive the townspeople crazy.

A mysterious girl arrives as a transfer student at Mitsuba Elementary School. On the surface, she appears to be an ordinary student. But in reality, she is an incredible athlete and possesses the ability to communicate with animals. She claims to be the 33rd direct descendant of the legendary ninja Sarutobi Sasuke. Additionally, her dog Puku can speak. Having no permanent residence, she ends up sleeping in Miko-chan's room. She gets kicked out once, but after helping put out a fire, Miko-chan's family allows her to stay. From then on, she becomes well-known at school.

A baseball star whose career was cut short by a devastating injury becomes the coach of a group of misfits at a poor village high school.

A documentary series with an educational focus, presenting various real-world locations across the globe in brief five-minute episodes. The program was broadcast from Monday to Saturday.

New misadventures of the dimwitted ghost Q-Tarou.

A comedy about a group of kids forming a school baseball team, with the leader being very stubborn and argumentative.

This science fiction action series depicts future conflicts between a planetary police force and a global crime syndicate. In instances where the series is listed as having 26 episodes, the first episode consists of a colorized version of the original black-and-white first episode of Skyers 5. No alterations were made to the dialogue or storyline, so that episode is still considered part of the original entry.