Fall 1982 Anime

After an enigmatic alien vessel collides with Earth, humanity comes to understand that they are not isolated in the universe. Apprehensive about a possible extraterrestrial menace, nations set aside their nationalism, clashing interests, and cultural divides, coming together under the United Nations. The newly established UN forces decide to convert the alien craft, christening it SDF-1 Macross. However, on the day of its first voyage, a fleet of spaceships belonging to an alien race known as the Zentradi descends on Earth, and the SDF-1 Macross, acting on its own volition, fires upon the incoming squadron, igniting an interstellar conflict. Seeking to flee, the Macross attempts to propel itself into lunar orbit, but the vessel—along with the city it occupied—is transported to the distant reaches of space. Caught amidst this turmoil are Hikaru Ichijou, a carefree acrobatic pilot, and Minmay Lynn, a hopeful singer. These two, together with the Macross's crew, undergo an epic voyage filled with sorrow and turmoil, confronting the harsh realities of war along the way.

Johnson, a lonely salaryman, laments his dull existence, longing for a life of travel and excitement. However, after a hallucinatory experience, he recalls striking memories of a legendary space pirate called Cobra. With the Psychogun attached to his left arm, Cobra once roamed the galaxy alongside his partner Lady Armaroid. Together they formed a notorious team feared by law enforcement and despised by the Pirate Guild—an alliance of the galaxy's most powerful pirates. Back on Earth, a casino encounter changes Johnson's fate. His winnings bring him before the establishment's manager—Pirate Guild boss Vaiken, whom he saw defeated by Cobra in his dream. Recognizing Johnson as Cobra in disguise, Vaiken tries to exact revenge. Instead, he triggers the Psychogun hidden under Johnson's left arm, unlocking his suppressed memories and alerting Lady Armaroid. After defeating Vaiken once more and with his memories restored, Cobra emerges from hiding to stop the Pirate Guild's interstellar mafia. He and Lady Armaroid journey across space, continuing their high-stakes adventure while helping those wronged by Guild members.

Fifteen-year-old Ranze Etou leads an ordinary life for a girl her age—except that she lives in a castle with a vampire father and a werewolf mother who constantly stress over her lack of supernatural abilities. On her first day at a new school, Ranze meets the gorgeous Shun Makabe and instantly falls for him. While he remains unaware of her feelings, it does not stop Yoko Kamiya, the daughter of a yakuza boss, from growing jealous. Moreover, Ranze's parents strongly disapprove of her dating a human. To make matters worse, Ranze must also deal with the awakening of a new power—the ability to transform into anything she bites!

Following the events of Arcadia of My Youth, Captain Harlock and his crew aboard the spaceship Arcadia were exiled from Earth. The planet, along with countless others across the galaxy, had fallen under the control of the Illumidus—a race of destructive humanoids that ravage, enslave, or annihilate nearly every habitable world they encounter. In Endless Orbit SSX, Harlock fights against the Illumidus while seeking a legendary "Planet of Peace," a place where all the peoples of the universe could exist freely and without conflict.

The sequel to Mitsubachi Maya no Bouken.

Nikumaru, whose name means "meatball" in Japanese, is a seventeen-year-old student attending Ninja High School, a specialized institution for training ninja. He is short and chubby, yet he wields a super technique called the "kamikaze," which generates a whirlwind from his footwork. The story follows his numerous adventures and mischievous antics as he encounters his rivals both within and outside the school.

Takeshi Yamato acquires the powers of the legendary Rainbow Warrior while in the Indian mountains, enabling him to transform into Rainbowman to prevent an alien invasion of Earth.

Regarded as heavily influenced by Akira Toriyama's well-known Dr. Slump, Cybot Robocchi centers on Robocchi, a cheerful, prankish robot whose abdomen contains a television set. Robocchi dwells in a tranquil hamlet alongside many other mechanical beings, all built by the quirky and mildly perverted Dr. Art Deko. Even though he is an android, Robocchi possesses a gentle, compassionate nature and constantly lends a hand to anyone in trouble. Together with his human girlfriend Kurumi, he embarks on a series of zany escapades.

In the remote Tokio village, the local school's fourth-graders all have their own dubious superpowers—like flying eyeballs and missile-launching hair. Ippei and his friends work hard to become ninjas, but they are perpetually menaced by the arrogant cheaters from the neighboring Techno village. A quirky mix of ninja antics and school comedy.

Another Minna no Uta adaptation of Chiisai Aki Mitsuketa.