Fall 2006 Anime

Brutal murders, petty thefts, and senseless violence plague the human world. Meanwhile, the realm of death gods is a dull, unchanging gambling den. The brilliant 17-year-old Japanese student Light Yagami and the sadistic god of death Ryuk share a belief: both their worlds are rotten. For his own entertainment, Ryuk drops his Death Note into the human world. Light stumbles upon it, dismissing the first rule as absurd: the human whose name is written in this note shall die. Yet the temptation proves too strong, and Light tests it by writing a felon's name, disturbingly resulting in his first murder. Realizing the terrifying godlike power he now holds, Light—under the alias Kira—pursues his twisted sense of justice with the ultimate goal of ridding the world of all evil-doers. The meticulous mastermind detective L is already on his trail, but as Light's intellect rivals L's, the grand pursuit of Kira becomes an intense battle of wits that can only end when one of them is dead.

In the year 2010, the Holy Empire of Britannia continues its expansion as a dominant military power, beginning with the conquest of Japan. After its swift defeat, Japan is renamed Area 11, and its people mount significant resistance against the oppressors in a bid for independence. Lelouch Lamperouge, a Britannian student, is caught in a crossfire between Britannian forces and Area 11's rebel fighters. He escapes thanks to the timely intervention of a mysterious girl named C.C., who grants him Geass, the "Power of Kings." Realizing the immense potential of this "power of absolute obedience," Lelouch sets out on a dangerous path as the masked vigilante Zero, leading a merciless campaign against Britannia to achieve final revenge.

The pain of losing a loved one can be so overwhelming that some wish they could bring them back—a vulnerability the mysterious Millennium Earl exploits. He creates his mechanical weapons, called "Akuma," by summoning the souls of the dead. Once a soul is trapped inside an Akuma, it is imprisoned forever, and the only way to save it is to exorcise it from its vessel using the Anti-Akuma weapon known as "Innocence." After spending three years as General Cross's disciple, Allen Walker is sent to the Black Order—an organization made up of those who fight Akuma and the Millennium Earl—to become an official Exorcist. With an arm as his Innocence and a cursed eye that can see the suffering souls within an Akuma, it is up to Allen and his fellow Exorcists to stop the Millennium Earl's ultimate plan: one that could lead to the destruction of the world.

To say it mildly, Tsunayoshi Sawada is utterly useless. He is awkward, lacks talent, and pines hopelessly for the school idol Kyouko Sasagawa, a girl far beyond his reach. Mocked as "Loser Tsuna" by his peers, he embodies failure despite being in middle school. His mundane existence changes drastically when he meets Reborn, a mysterious hitman who is surprisingly an infant. Hailing from Italy’s most powerful Mafia family, Reborn is tasked with training this unremarkable student to become the successor to the ninth boss of the legendary Vongola family, who is nearing retirement. Though the journey ahead is brutal, aided by his new criminal allies and eccentric tutor, even Loser Tsuna might rise to greatness.

Rokurou "Rock" Okajima has become part of the Lagoon Company, a group of pirate mercenaries based in Roanapur, Thailand. Although he initially resisted, this squalid slum, teeming with depraved individuals and ruthless criminals, has effectively become the former salaryman’s new home. Stripped of his previous life and possessing only the clothes on his back and his moral compass, Rock is compelled to carry out missions alongside the rest of the Lagoon crew. As he navigates the dark underbelly of society and faces criticism for his perceived weakness, he must choose whether to endure the violence and cruelty or gamble everything in a bid for liberation. His choice between the security of a known world and the liberty of outlaw life will inevitably impact the crew that has taken him in.

After school, high schooler Kenichi Shirahama spends any time not being pummeled in the karate club with his nose buried in the many self-help books he carries daily. One morning on his way to class, he accidentally startles the new student, causing her to throw him to the ground. She apologizes for her violent reflexes, introduces herself as Miu Furinji, and asks Kenichi to be her friend. Later, following karate club practice, another member delivers an ultimatum: they will fight in a week, and the loser must permanently quit the club. While lamenting his inevitable defeat, Kenichi watches Miu easily fend off three thugs. Fed up with being constantly bullied by those stronger than him, he asks Miu for advice on improving as a fighter. She directs him to her grandfather's dojo, Ryouzanpaku, where several skilled—if eccentric—masters of extreme martial arts gather to refine their techniques. Miu promises Kenichi he will become significantly stronger, but only if he manages to stay alive. With those ominous words hanging over him and a criminal martial arts gang called Ragnarok threatening those around him, Kenichi takes his first step toward becoming a world-class fighter and a defender of the helpless.

Aizawa Yuuichi used to visit his cousin in the city frequently as a child, but a sudden event drove him away for seven years. When he finally returns, he has no recollection of that time. Settling into the snowy town, Yuuichi encounters a group of young women who are all linked to his forgotten past. As he builds friendships with them, the memories of his childhood start to gradually come back to him.

At school, Mai Taniyama and her friends enjoy sharing ghost stories, with many revolving around an abandoned school building on campus. Their storytelling is interrupted by a mysterious young man, later revealed to be Kazuya Shibuya, the 17-year-old president of the Shibuya Psychic Research Company. He has been summoned by the principal to investigate the rumors about the abandoned building. The next day, on her way to school, Mai passes the building. While examining an unusual camera she spots inside, she is startled by Kazuya's assistant, inadvertently interfering with the investigation. Mai breaks the camera, and Kazuya's assistant gets injured. Kazuya forcefully hires Mai to cover the cost of the camera and replace his injured assistant. From then on, Mai begins to learn about the paranormal world and the ghost hunting profession.

Homunculi, created long ago by European alchemists, disguise themselves as humans and prey on the unsuspecting population. These creatures are nearly impossible to destroy without weapons called Kurogane. Each Kurogane takes a unique form based on its wielder's instincts, manifesting as special abilities known as Busou Renkin. One day while walking home from school, Kazuki Mutou spots a defenseless girl being attacked by a homunculus. When he tries to intervene, the girl ends up saving his life instead, shattering his ignorant worldview. She introduces herself as Tokiko Tsumura, and Kazuki soon learns that she has accidentally implanted a Kurogane inside him. Now unwittingly dragged into the fight against homunculi, Kazuki must abandon his former carefree life to protect those he holds dear.

After her crush rejected her by insulting her appearance, Sunako Nakahara becomes a recluse who despises beauty and devotes herself to all things morbid and occult. She is sent to live in her aunt's mansion, where she is dismayed to find she must share the house with four extraordinarily handsome boys her age. In addition, her whimsical aunt has struck a deal with these boys: they can live rent-free if they transform Sunako into a proper lady by the time her aunt returns from a world tour. Thus begins Sunako's chaotic life with abrasive Kyohei Takano, womanizer Ranmaru Morii, calm Takenaga Oda, and friendly Yukinojo Toyama. As she spends time with them, she finds them less irritating, and she may not be as alone as she once believed.

Ai Enma and her associates continue their grim work, offering a means of vengeance to those who have been wronged—but the cost remains severe: in condemning the offender to eternal torment, the one who seeks retribution is also consigned to the abyss. As they send soul after soul into the darkness, a new malevolent presence observes them: a young girl named Kikuri. While carrying out her duties, Ai encounters a boy named Takuma Kurebayashi, known as the "Devil's Child" because of the dreadful incidents that seem to follow him. Unfortunately, this reputation leads the townspeople to blame Takuma for those who have been dispatched to hell. As events rapidly spiral out of control, Ai must find a way to halt this senseless violence—for it threatens her very existence.

After concluding his journey through the Hoenn region, Satoshi sets off for Sinnoh to continue his quest to become a Pokémon Master. No sooner does he arrive than Team Rocket makes another failed attempt to steal Pikachu, but this time Pikachu ends up lost deep in a forest, forcing Satoshi to search for him. Along the way, he reunites with Takeshi, a Pokémon breeder who has accompanied him through multiple regions, and meets his future rival, Shinji, a trainer obsessed with power who shows little regard for his Pokémon's emotions. While still looking for Pikachu, Satoshi spots a powerful electric attack in the distance and rushes over to find Pikachu alongside Team Rocket and Hikari, a novice trainer striving to become the top Pokémon coordinator. After thwarting Team Rocket's scheme, Satoshi is reunited with Pikachu, and Hikari decides to join their group. Thus, Satoshi and his companions embark on their adventure through the vibrant Sinnoh region.

Yoshimura Sumimura is the heir to a family tradition of "Kekkaishi"—people with supernatural powers who destroy evil creatures known as Ayakashi when they cross into the human world. These Ayakashi are demons drawn to the energy radiating from the land of Karasumori, the very site where Yoshimura's high school stands. Forced into battle, Yoshimura must defend his beloved school and hometown, though he would much rather spend his time baking cakes than fighting the grotesque beings that appear at night. Fortunately, Yoshimura is not alone in this fight. His childhood friend and neighbor, Tokine Yukimura, stands alongside him in this righteous struggle. Despite hailing from rival clans, the two form an exceptional team. Teamwork is essential as the Ayakashi launch relentless waves of attacks, seeking to claim the land for themselves, while a mysterious organization lurks in the shadows, waiting for the perfect moment to strike.

The world is home to two races: Black Bloods and Red Bloods—vampires and humans. Long ago, they stood side by side in a crusade against a common, powerful enemy. Now, a decade later, Jirou Mochizuki, a vampire war hero known as the "Silver Blade," journeys to the Special Zone alongside his younger brother Kotarou. This zone is a haven where vampires and humans coexist peacefully. But their arrival is soon threatened when violence breaks out between vampire migrants and human forces from the Special Zone. As an old enemy stirs a deepening conspiracy, Jirou must rely on his new ally, Mimiko "Compromiser" Katsuragi, and the strength of his ancient bloodline to defend what matters most to him.

Tucked away in the back alleys of Ginza lies Eden Hall, a solitary bar run by Ryuu Sasakura—a legendary bartender renowned for crafting cocktails of unmatched quality. Yet Eden Hall is not a place one simply stumbles upon; instead, it is the bar that seeks out those in need. A diverse array of patrons, each burdened by their own personal struggles, find their way through its doors. Without fail, Ryuu knows exactly which cocktail will soothe their hearts and set them on the right path.

A reimagining of the Negima anime featuring a completely original plot. Though wizard Negi Springfield is still a boy, he has a grown-up mission on his hands! Fresh out of the Academy of Magic, Negi continues his apprenticeship as a teacher at Mahora Academy in Japan. But before he can earn his master's degree in sorcery, the 31 schoolgirls of Class 3-A will keep him up all night studying for a final test of sheer willpower. Temptation aside, Negi's syllabus includes more than just flirtation and magic. Shadows are closing in, and Negi will need help from his lovely students to drive the ghouls away from their school. These girls want to prove they're the top of the class, and extra credit awaits those cuties who aren't afraid of after-hours phantom battles!

Seiso Academy is a distinguished high school that divides its student body into two distinct tracks: the General Studies major, identified by grey uniforms, and the Music Studies major, recognized by white uniforms. One morning, while hurrying to class, General Studies student Kahoko Hino stumbles upon Lili, a tiny fairy seeking someone capable of perceiving her. After Lili departs, Kahoko remains bewildered by the strange encounter and proceeds with her day. Later, the roster for the school’s music competition is revealed, listing exclusively Music Studies students—until Kahoko’s name appears. Desperate for answers, she tracks down Lili, who presents her with a magical violin and urges her to enter the contest. Kiniro no Corda: Primo Passo chronicles Kahoko’s journey with Lili, depicting how she confronts the rigors of competition and clashes with talented rivals while exploring the complex realm of classical music.

Koushi Inuzuka is an intelligent high schooler with dreams of becoming a public prosecutor. However, his life is complicated by his birth into a martial arts family where his father communicates exclusively through violence. As an infant, Koushi’s father struck a deal with his greatest rival to marry Koushi to the rival’s daughter, a union intended to produce the world’s most powerful martial arts clan. Years later, Koushi remains unaware of this arranged marriage until Momoko Kuzuryuu appears. She is a petite, ditzy martial artist who claims to be Koushi’s bride, boasting that she is the strongest on Earth. Momoko desires intimacy with him, but Koushi firmly rejects her advances; he has no interest in such matters with someone who looks like a child and whom he does not even recognize. Simultaneously, a conflict erupts among the martial arts families, forcing Koushi to face numerous fighters seeking to challenge or assassinate him. Compounding the danger is Koushi’s severe fear of combat stemming from a traumatic childhood event. It falls to Momoko and her extraordinary fighting abilities to defend her “husband.” The series asks whether the couple can endure the coming hardships and if Momoko will ever succeed in having a baby with Koushi.

Mizuho is shocked to learn from his grandfather’s will that he must enroll in the very same academy attended by his mother. The problem is that the institution is exclusively for girls. Fortunately, with assistance from his friend Mariya, Mizuho undergoes a transformation so convincing that he can successfully deceive everyone at the school.

Masahiro, the grandson of the legendary onmyouji Abe no Seimei, has lost his sixth sense, the ability to perceive supernatural entities, rendering his heritage useless for his intended path. Forced to consider an alternative career, his fate changes when a peculiar mononoke named Mokkun appears. After witnessing Masahiro defeat a demon, Mokkun reveals his latent abilities, setting him on the journey to become the greatest onmyouji.

Eva has just celebrated her birthday, yet she remains without any word from her father. Disgusted by the boarding school she is forced to attend, she makes her escape on a Rocket Bike she recently finished building. Adopting the pseudonym Molly, Eva stows away with the Earth team to travel to Alwas for the Great Race, drawn by the promise that the victor may have a single wish fulfilled. However, the Earth Team is entirely unaware of the perilous threats that lie in wait for them.

A series of mysterious suicides has been occurring in New York. One morning, four high school girls wake up feeling dizzy and exhausted, unable to recall anything from the night before. At school, they discover that a classmate has committed suicide. Classes are canceled for the rest of the day, but instead of going home, the girls are drawn to a park by butterflies that only they can see. Suddenly, a man and a woman approach them, revealing that all four girls died the previous night.

The prolonged conflict between the Royal Empire and the Republic of Frost concluded three years prior. In the aftermath, with both countries struggling to rebuild, Alice L. Malvin commands the Pumpkin Scissors, an imperial army unit dedicated to humanitarian relief efforts. While aiding a village overrun by rogue troops, Alice encounters Randal Oland, a former soldier marked by scars and a troubled history, yet possessing a compassionate soul. Inspired by the Pumpkin Scissors' work, Randal accompanies them. During the ensuing battle, a strange blue lantern triggers a trance in Randal, granting him immense physical power that allows him to annihilate the opposition. Although Alice is unsettled by his terrifying transformation, she recruits him into her squad, believing his inherent gentleness will ensure he fits well within the team.

The moon and Earth are connected through a single point of contact known as "Mitsuru ga Sakichau Ouren Rakuniushi," where Tatsuya resides under the watch of Princess Feena Fam Earthlight of the Sphere Kingdom (Moon Kingdom), who is coming to stay at his home.

Aoba Riku transfers to a new high school due to his father's job, but the reality is far from what he anticipated. The headmaster's secretary runs the institution while preaching the ideals of academic freedom, the teachers are even more peculiar than usual, and half the student body sports animal ears. On his very first day, Riku is unlucky enough to become the focus of the student council's latest project, forcing him to flee for his life. Combined with the usual high school challenges of popularity contests, crushes, and homework, it remains uncertain whether Riku can make it through this school alive.

As a child, Kamizaka Haruhi was rescued by a mage, which sparked her own desire to become one. She enrolled in a specialized school that divides regular and magic classes into separate sections. Alongside her rival and best friend Hiiragi Anri, she studies magic while also searching for the boy who saved her years ago, hoping to give him a Valentine's chocolate.

Amaumi Haruhiko is a high school student attending Shimano Academy in the town of Narasakicho, which is perpetually watched over by a mysterious rainbow. This rainbow is tied to a magical wish known as "Gift," a one-time present that can be exchanged between two people. Haruhiko grew up close with his childhood friend Kirino, but his life changed when he gained a new stepsister named Riko. He formed a strong bond with her, but they were sadly separated when Haruhiko's father could no longer afford to care for both children. After some time passes, Riko returns to Narasakicho, and along with Kirino, she begins attending Shimano Academy alongside Haruhiko. The story follows the relationships between these main characters, gradually uncovering the truth behind both the Gift and the rainbow.

"Beatrice" is a mysterious power that responds to people's will and can make any of their wishes come true. Tokyo Beatrice University Attached High School is the only institution where this power—referred to as "magic made manifest in the real world"—is taught. Yoshimura Mamoru is a high school boy who was miraculously saved by Beatrice when he was a child. On his first day of school, he encounters a girl beneath the cherry trees on his way to campus. She immediately orders him to go out with her. Her name is Takasu Ayako. She is a second-year student, one year older than him, and serves as the director of the student committee of discipline. She is also the granddaughter of a prominent politician, exceptionally beautiful, and a genius Beatrician capable of shooting down a satellite. Known as the Witch Beatrice or the Death Angel of Beatrice, she is, in truth, a pure-hearted girl.

Hiroko Matsukata is employed at a magazine publisher and pours everything into her job. Known as a tough, no-nonsense career woman, she can switch into what she calls "Hataraki man" (working man) mode at will. But for all her professional success, Hiroko's romantic life is a mess. She's a hard worker, but she'd cut out early at a moment's notice to go on a date. Unfortunately, her boyfriend is an even bigger workaholic than she is.

Karada Iokawa, about to start junior high school, is a cheerful and reliable girl who absolutely hates being treated like a child. After her parents die, her older brother Hiro returns from studying abroad to take care of her. His ex-girlfriend Shouko Nogami, a composed but occasionally childish and stubborn young woman, follows him to Japan to find out why he left her. The atmosphere between the two girls is strained, culminating in Shouko calling Karada childish. Later, Karada prays at a shrine to grow up, unaware that the shrine’s wishing stone will grant her wish. As Karada ages, Shouko, who happens to be nearby, becomes a child again. With their ages now swapped, Shouko and Karada must learn to get along with each other and ultimately with themselves.

Eleven-year-old Sara Werec's older brother, Ralph, was deployed to the front lines of an interstellar conflict 130 light-years away, and she promised herself that one day she would stand beside him as a fellow soldier. Five years later, Sara is enrolled at the Grapera Space Armed Soldier Academy, training to become a Reasoner—the pilot of an advanced weapons platform known as a "Strain." When enemy forces launch a sudden assault on the academy, Sara engages in combat against another Strain that swiftly overwhelms her. After disabling her craft, the pilot reveals himself to be her brother Ralph. He slaughters all the other students and destroys the school before disappearing, leaving Sara to doubt everything she once believed. Soukou no Strain follows Sara as she resumes her training under a different identity, now resolved to confront her brother and understand the reasons behind his actions.

Mylene Hoffman, a beautiful cyborg spy operating under the codename 009-1, inhabits an alternate reality where the Cold War never concluded and has persisted for 140 years. The world is divided into two factions: the West block and the East block. A masquerade of peace between them gradually erodes as conflicts emerge. Through political maneuvering, the two sides compete for dominance in technology and nuclear threats. Mylene, alongside three other agents, finds herself embroiled in deception, chaos, and rivalry while executing missions assigned by her superiors.

Pucca is the young daughter of a Chinese noodle house owner, and she is completely smitten with the ninja Garu. Garu desperately tries to dodge Pucca's romantic pursuits and usually does not reciprocate her feelings. This leads to many humorous situations, as Pucca will go to extreme lengths just to steal a kiss from Garu. The series is filled with comedic love antics that involve everything from noodles to deadly ninjas.

In the year Tenpo 14, Yoi—monsters from another world—descend upon Edo. The ones who stand against them are the members of the Bansha Aratemesho. To the public, this organization is known for studying foreign books, but in truth, it is a group devoted to destroying the Yoi. These warriors are called Ayakashi. They collect information on strange incidents across the land and are dispatched to eliminate any Yoi that appear. The members are generally quite peculiar individuals—for instance, a man who has lost his memory, and a girl who dresses like a man. They possess special powers that allow them to defeat the Yoi.

At Rikkyouin High School, a prestigious institution, a lottery is held once a year to determine the next year's Student Council members. On their first day, Chihiro Enomoto wins the presidency, while his childhood friend Tokino Akiyama draws the vice-president ticket. However, they must first complete a one-year apprenticeship under the current Student Council, and any failure—no matter how small—to carry out assigned tasks results in immediate expulsion.

The series "Marginal Prince" is adapted from a popular love simulation game franchise aimed at female players. Yuta goes abroad to study on a small, remote island in the Pacific Ocean called Alphonso, where he enrolls in the all-boys dormitory school Alphonso Gakuen. In reality, this institution is a training ground for the offspring of the elite, focusing on subjects like empire-building and alchemy. After completing sufficient studies, the students earn the title of "Marginal Princes." The story follows these students as they undergo trials of fate and work toward becoming future kings.

In the year 220X, technology has evolved around radio waves, linking the entire world through the Wave Road. Subaru Hoshikawa, a fifth-grader who lost his father in a space accident, encounters War-Rock, an alien radio-wave entity from a distant FM planet. War-Rock claims knowledge of Subaru’s father, but numerous extraterrestrial beings pursue War-Rock. Joining forces, they transform into Rockman, a radio-wave human able to travel the Wave Road and fight the radio-wave viruses and FM creatures endangering Earth.

A shadowy figure called "the King of Death" prowls the dangerous streets of pre-war Shanghai in this action-oriented prequel to Fist of the North Star. During the 1930s, Shanghai is a perilous place. Foreign powers and Chinese factions have divided the city into separate zones, each with its own regulations and administration, all steeped in corruption. While major governments compete for political dominance, local gangs rule the alleyways. Life holds little value, and mortality is a constant companion. In times gone by, a single man walked these hazardous streets fighting wickedness. He was known only as Yan Wang, "the King of Death." Few understood his true identity, but many recognized him as a practitioner of Hokuto Shinken—Fist of the North Star—a deadly martial art. He vanished years ago after eliminating the city's most notorious criminals, and whispers now place him in Japan. Several individuals have journeyed to Japan seeking him, but who will locate him first?

This synopsis presents an alternate Tokyo, one painted in a different shade. Within this version of the city, multiple tribes exist: the SARU from Musashino, the WU-RONZE of Bukuro, and the HANDS of Shindyuku. These are young men inhabiting the urban landscape, where modern society constructs a dwelling out of corruption. The narrative portrays these youths living on the grim fringes of life, a sphere labeled "reality."

Lovedol, also known as Lovely Idol, is a female idol group made up of two generations of performers. The 3rd Generation is set to debut, but unexpectedly, their debut is postponed. The only explanation given is the vague statement that "they lack something." Both the manager and the 3rd Generation girls must discover what that missing element is.

In the year AD 3567, humankind has lost its once-thriving civilization, now surviving amid the wreckage of the past. Though their lives are constantly endangered by the Gardeners—mysterious unmanned mobile weapons of various ranks sent from the Moon—brave teenagers must become Gardener hunters to make a living. And while the broader human civilization has collapsed due to high-tech maintenance-free technology, some portions of the remaining cities still operate in limited ways, providing support to the people living there. One fateful day, Tokito Aizawa meets a girl named Tea, awakening a power far older and more formidable than the Gardeners, and inadvertently opening the door to a potentially much brighter future for the remainder of humanity.

Two centuries have passed since the dawn of the Space Era, when humanity began expanding civilization into space. At the start of the 21st century, however, two meteors struck Earth, throwing the world into turmoil. By the year 179 of the Space Era, the Earth Federal Government discovered a third meteor that had landed in the Marquesas Islands of the South Pacific, containing a secret technology known as Extra-Over Technology, or EOT. Dr. Bian Zoldark, director of the EOTI Institute (Extra-Over Technological Investigative Institute), obtained evidence that the beings who created the EOT were heading toward Earth—either to reclaim it or, worse, to invade the planet. To protect humanity from extraterrestrial threats, the government began researching and developing humanoid mecha called Personal Troopers.

Apricot Sakuraba and four other new recruits have been appointed as the newest Galaxy Angels. Their mission continues to be the search for Lost Technology and the preservation of peace on Planet Transbaal.

A faction of individuals known as Majo, or Magical Girls, resides in this world, concealing their abilities to blend in with society. Having coexisted peacefully with humans for generations, they maintain a low profile. Sasami possessed magical powers from birth, but her parents forbade her from using them at age three, leading her to keep her abilities hidden. Her life shifts dramatically when a new transfer teacher named Wajuu arrives on the first day of the new school term.

Second season.

This NHK-produced stop motion animation serves as a vibrant children's music video. It explores the identity of an awkward bear, detailing what he is and is not, as well as his specific likes and dislikes.

Competitions featuring KabutoBorgs have grown so popular that they now host global tournaments. Ryuusei, the protagonist, is a devoted fan of these contests. Together with his companions Katsuji and Ken, he keeps battling against fresh opponents on a daily basis.

The next chapter in the Bikkuriman series follows Genki Seihikari and his friends as they set out on an adventure to rescue the seven gods of the White Galaxy.

Saru Getchu: On Air sequel.

A boy named Yuto visits Qinghai in China and becomes caught up in a conflict among time travelers, resulting in him being sent back to the Silk Road of the past. These travelers are searching for a mysterious treasure called the statue of Yuki Daruma Taishi, rumored to grant miracles. As Yuto witnesses historical events and meets famous figures like Yang Guifei and Xuanzang, he gains many new insights. Will he ever find a way back to the present?

The narrative picks up right after the first season's conclusion, with Crescent and Corona still arguing over Funny.

This series follows a mischievous young boy named Shizuku-Chan. Along with his classmates, friends, and family, he embarks on risky adventures in the Shizuku Forest.

Penelope is a young koala with a tendency to be absent-minded, and she is almost never seen without Deudeu, her beloved stuffed rabbit. She delights in discovering adventures in the most unexpected places. A mere gust of wind that sweeps away her hat can set off a chain of events where Penelope sets up her own little stall on a tree stump, bartering flowers for apples and paper airplanes for acorns. Whether she is playing hide and seek with her companions, enjoying bubbles in the bath, or counting sheep at naptime, Penelope's days are never boring—even if she does end up wearing mismatched socks when she dresses herself in the morning.

Light is the fundamental resource of life. Mysterious monsters and robots seek to obtain the powers of that light—namely Red, Green, and Blue. However, no one is aware of this except three children. Ryu is a foolish, simple, and mischievous boy who declares without hesitation that his dream is to become the conqueror of the world. Guccho is a mechanics nerd, a glutton, and a coward. Becky is very cute, but she has a severely twisted personality. They have encouraging friends such as Rosso, Gibson, Bo, and others. These are various aliens who usually transform into animals. Through exchanges among aliens who hold different principles, purposes, tastes, and hobbies, they come to learn the importance of communication.

Direct continuation of the second season. Also labeled as episode 26-35.

Set in Green Forest Village, a community populated by amiable creatures, the narrative centers on five unique companions bound by their deep friendship. The group includes Koori, a brown Raccoon boy with dreams of becoming an inventor; Pinpin, a warm-hearted blue and white Giant Panda boy who is an artist; Lalla, a pink Tabby cat girl aspiring to be a musician and princess; Toto, a purple Bat boy who aspires to be a pilot; and Curucuru, a brown bear boy who enjoys cooking. Together, they embark on various excursions through the forest and town, creating thrilling tales while navigating challenges that teach them valuable life lessons.

Kyungyas, beings from the vegetable kingdom, arrive at the Kyungya Restaurant. Their goal is to encourage children to eat more vegetables and shield them from greasy, instant meals. However, far from achieving their objective, the Kyungyas struggle to prevent the restaurant from going bankrupt. This difficulty stems from Onion Kyungya's experimental cooking. His curiosity creates conflicts with Celery Kyungya, who manages the Kyungya restaurant. How will they resolve the issues arising with their customers? Can the Kyungyas ever fulfill their mission?

One sunny day, female kitten Koma decides to make a stop motion film. She begins to write the storyboards, make the stuffed toys, and draw the background art. Before long, Koma starts making her film — shooting frame by frame with her cute 8mm camera, and carefully checking each frame. But her shooting is interrupted by an obnoxious fly, resulting in an unexpected accident. Will she be able to complete her project? <br><br>