Fall 2008 Anime

Ryuuji Takasu is a high schooler with a gentle disposition and a passion for domestic chores, yet his fierce appearance often leads people to mistake him for a delinquent. In stark contrast stands Taiga Aisaka, a petite, doll-like student who defies expectations of being a fragile, cute girl. Armed with a wooden katana and a fiery temperament, she earns the nickname "Palmtop Tiger" across the school. After an awkward encounter brings them together, Ryuuji learns that Taiga harbors feelings for Yuusaku Kitamura, the popular vice president and his own best friend. The situation escalates when Ryuuji confesses that he is in love with Minori Kushieda, Taiga’s closest companion. Toradora! is a romantic comedy chronicling the adventures of this mismatched pair as they forge an unusual pact to help each other win over their respective crushes.

Tomoya Okazaki and Nagisa Furukawa have finished high school, and together, they navigate the emotional ups and downs of adulthood. Unsure about what path to take for his future, Tomoya learns the importance of hard work and comes to appreciate the strength of Nagisa's encouragement. Through their shared commitment and sense of purpose, they move forward to tackle their own issues, strengthen their existing connections, and forge new ones. Time also passes in the Illusionary World. As the plains turn cold with winter's arrival, the Illusionary Girl and the Garbage Doll face a tough challenge that unveils the World's real reason for existing.

Young Ciel Phantomhive holds the title "the Queen's Guard Dog," handling the various unsettling incidents that arise in Victorian England on behalf of Her Majesty. With the help of Sebastian Michaelis, his faithful butler who possesses seemingly superhuman abilities, Ciel employs whatever methods are required to accomplish his tasks. Yet, there may be more hidden behind this black-clad butler than initially appears. Ciel's past conceals a tragic secret that plunged him into perpetual darkness—in one of his most desperate moments, he forged a contract with Sebastian, a demon, trading his soul for retribution against those who harmed him. Nowadays, Sebastian is not only one hell of a butler but also the ideal servant to execute his master's commands—all while eagerly anticipating the delicious meal he will eventually make of Ciel's soul. As the pair works to solve the mystery behind Ciel's series of misfortunes, a connection develops between them that neither heaven nor hell can break.

Situated in Japan, Academy City is thirty years ahead of the rest of the world in science and technology. Over seventy-five percent of its inhabitants are students training to develop psychic abilities as espers across various institutions. Touma Kamijou, a high school student, holds the lowest rank of zero but possesses a mysterious power known as Imagine Breaker, which can negate any supernatural force. Despite this unique gift, Touma lives a routine life until he meets Index Librorum Prohibitorum, a girl who has committed every forbidden grimoire to memory. Now, a dangerous faction is pursuing her. When magicians threaten the young girl, Touma vows to defend his new companion, pulling him into a concealed realm of the supernatural.

A full year has gone by since Tsukune Aono began attending Youkai Academy, and his life has changed completely during that time. As the only human surrounded by monster students, he has become the target of affection for several beautiful girls, including the seductive succubus Kurumu Kurono, the witch Yukari Sendou, the obsessive yuki-onna Mizore Shirayuki, and Moka Akashiya. Moka is a gentle vampire whose personality turns harsh and aggressive whenever her rosary is removed. Trouble arises when Moka's younger sister, Kokoa Shuzen, shows up. Furious that her "real" older sister is sealed inside the rosary, Kokoa is determined to set free Moka's hidden, darker self. However, Kokoa's reckless actions threaten to affect more than just her sister.

After Zero Kiryuu comes back to Cross Academy, Yuuki Cross is deeply relieved that he's safe, but she can see he has changed drastically. Tormented by visions linked to his past choices, Zero tries to figure out where they come from, unaware that the answers are closer than he thinks. At the same time, Yuuki experiences troubling hallucinations and goes to Kaname Kuran, the Pureblood vampire she feels closest to, for help in understanding her hidden past. The story moves toward a crucial moment, asking what will happen once the truth is finally revealed.

In Shibuya, a string of murders known as the "New Generation Madness" has become a major topic of conversation among locals as the crimes grow in notoriety. However, these "New Gen" killings fail to interest Takumi Nishijou, a high school otaku prone to delusions who feels like he is always being watched. With no concern for the real world, Takumi spends his days playing online games and watching anime. But his mundane life is shattered when he receives a gruesome image of a man impaled on a wall from a user named Shogun. After calming down at an internet cafe, Takumi witnesses the exact murder scene from the image unfold right before his eyes, alongside a pink-haired girl covered in blood calling his name. Struggling with the nature of reality, Takumi finds it hard to decide where to place his trust as he becomes entangled in the "New Gen" murders, convinced that the killer is after him.

Kyouko Mogami works multiple jobs day and night to support her childhood friend, Shoutarou "Shou" Fuwa, as he climbs the ranks to become a popular idol. She never complains about her exhausting routine, because she is deeply in love with Shou and would do anything for him. But her world shatters when she accidentally hears him dismiss her as nothing more than a convenient maid he doesn't care about. Enraged by his betrayal, Kyouko flies into a fury and vows to get revenge on her former crush by entering the entertainment industry and surpassing him. Joining the cutthroat world of showbiz proves difficult, as she constantly encounters people who push her beyond her limits. Still, driven by her desire for vengeance, Kyouko is determined to keep pushing herself and reach the top.

Toua Tokuchi is a genius in both baseball and gambling. Armed with nothing but mediocre fastballs, he has built a reputation by winning 499 straight matches of One Outs, a duel between a single pitcher and batter. Yet despite his incredible talent, Tokuchi views the game purely as a means to earn quick cash. When Hiromichi Kojima, a star batter for the struggling Saikyou Saitama Lycaons, sees Tokuchi's abilities up close, he believes the man could be the key to turning the team's fortunes around. Determined to bring Tokuchi on board at any cost, Kojima risks his own career by beating Tokuchi at his own game—One Outs. Forced to join the Lycaons, Tokuchi quickly clashes with team owner Tsuneo Saikawa. When Saikawa refuses to offer him a fair wage, Tokuchi counters with an unusual contract: he will earn five million yen for each out he records, but lose fifty million for every run he allows. With every game carrying the potential to make him rich or ruin him, Tokuchi must outsmart every opponent in his path.

Within Japan, a government organization called the Supernatural Disaster Countermeasures Division (SDCD) exists to safeguard citizens from invisible threats. They eliminate these monsters swiftly without alerting the public. However, a new problem emerges when one of their own betrays them. After losing her mother years ago, Kagura Tsuchimiya is taken in by the Isayama family and develops a close, sisterly bond with their daughter Yomi. The two become inseparable and serve the SDCD as talented exorcists. Yet as the pressure and repercussions of their sacred mission mount, and family conflicts arise, Kagura and Yomi begin to grow apart. One matures wholeheartedly into her role as an exorcist, while the other descends down a dark path from which escape may be impossible.

Across Japan, schools vie for the title of the nation's top soccer team, but Raimon Middle School's own club, Inazuma Eleven, is on the verge of dissolution. The team's captain, Mamoru Endou—grandson of the original Inazuma Eleven goalkeeper—takes on the challenge of breathing life back into the long-neglected squad. To succeed, he'll require some assistance and more than a bit of luck. Mamoru finds a glimmer of hope in Shuuya Gouenji, a gifted player who has abandoned the sport altogether. Determined to bring Gouenji and other new members into the fold, Mamoru will stop at nothing. Can his drive and resolve cure the ailing club, or is the team beyond saving?

Under the scorching South American sun, hardened criminal Michiko Malandro escapes from a high-security prison for the fourth time, driven by a search for a man from her past. Her pursuit leads her to Hana Morenos, a young girl trapped in an abusive foster home. In her helplessness, Hana dreams of the day her own Prince Charming will rescue her from her captors. She never imagines that her destined prince would turn out to be the buxom, husky convict who bursts in on a stolen motorcycle, claiming to be her mother. This unlikely pair chases their dreams across the sun-baked land of Diamandra, navigating a cacophony of betrayal, poverty, and child exploitation rings hiding in plain sight. But word of Michiko's manhunt soon reaches the criminal syndicate Monstro Preto, and a storm of gang warfare begins brewing on the horizon. Michiko to Hatchin is a story of vibrant people with clashing agendas, and of all the improbable human connections drawn together by one elusive man.

The second part of Junjou Romantica continuing the story.

In a far-off future, Earth is a barren wasteland and humanity has vanished completely. Only sentient robots remain. They were meant to be immortal—until the death of the one named Luna triggered the Ruin. Their bodies corrode, and no cure exists. Now the robots can only dwell on their own end, sustained solely by the rumor that consuming the one called Casshern grants eternal life. Casshern remembers nothing of his past, his purpose, or his very nature. Yet he must uncover these truths, or else endure the unrelenting pursuit of robots desperate to stave off death. Wherever Casshern goes, he leaves death in his wake, but he must confront that reality if he is to discover the truth about this world.

As a child while catching bugs, Jin Mikuriya had a fateful encounter with a deity, which later inspired his latest artwork: The Tree Spirit. Thinking about how to bring the wooden statue to school, Jin assumes he will spend the rest of the day admiring his handiwork. However, before he can even lift it, the sculpture absorbs the surrounding earth and bursts into a cute girl! Nagi, who introduces herself as an earth guardian, declares that Jin must assist her in eliminating the "impurities" tainting the land. Unfortunately, because her tree was cut down and her powers are completely depleted, she can only purify impurities using a magical wand! With their fates now linked, Jin and Nagi navigate their growing understanding of each other through countless everyday antics.

Years earlier, Himura Yuu is a hardworking and dedicated student focused only on keeping his top rank at Otowa Academy. One day, he encounters a mysterious girl named Amamiya Yuuko, who surprisingly recognizes him. This brings back memories of a distant childhood, ones better left forgotten... Meeting Yuuko again forces Yuu to face the regrets and sorrows from both their pasts and presents. In the current timeline, Kuze Shuuichi appears to be a playboy, but a closer look reveals he prefers to be left alone. However, Hayama Mizuki is not the kind of girl who will let him be, especially after hearing the beautiful sound of his violin playing. As Mizuki tries to get closer to him, Kuze attempts to push her away—the story of their developing relationship is overshadowed by hints of an approaching tragedy.

The world of Yozakura Quartet consists of two separate realms: one inhabited by humans and another by youkai. Though they largely resemble humans, youkai often possess animal-like features and a variety of supernatural powers. Normally confined to their own dimension, some youkai have crossed into the human world. To symbolize harmony and serve as a link between the two sides, a city was built within the protective barrier of seven enchanted trees, known as the Seven Pillars. This city, Sakurashin, houses both humans and youkai, with the peace between them upheld by the Hizumi Life Counseling Office. The office is run by Akina Hiizumi, a teenager who inherited his family's ability called "tuning," which can permanently banish harmful youkai back to their own world. He is supported by a group of girls: Hime Yarizakura, the 16-year-old youkai mayor of the town; Ao Nanami, the local announcer and a telepath; and Kotoha Isone, a half-youkai capable of summoning any object simply by speaking its name. As new inhabitants arrive and strange occurrences unfold, this quartet of guardians, along with their closest allies, must continue protecting Sakurashin and preserving the delicate balance of peace between humans and youkai.

In the year 2311 AD, a world that once experienced inter-continental conflict has become unified under the Earth Sphere Federation (ESF). The ESF created a preventive military force called the A-Laws, assigned to eliminate violent terrorist organizations. As the A-Laws gain increasing legal authority, they begin twisting the law to serve their own purposes, ruling over Earth's citizens with an iron fist. In response to the fascistic actions of the A-Laws, the anti-terrorist group Celestial Being reemerges. Armed with state-of-the-art mobile suits known as Gundam, the pilots of Celestial Being launch a new war against the A-Laws, aiming to halt their tyrannical misuse of power. Setsuna F. Seiei, pilot of the Gundam Exia, spearheads the effort alongside his fellow Gundam Meisters Lockon Stratos, Allelujah Haptism, and Tieria Erde. Along the way, Setsuna uncovers a conspiratorial plot driven by a new faction, the Innovators, and must confront his own past wounds and lingering ghosts in order to save a world that despises him.

Yuuhi Katagiri is no ordinary girl—she is the cherished daughter of the Katagiri household. Usually kept under tight watch, she ends up walking home from school alone one day, which immediately leads to trouble when a group of boys starts harassing her. Junichi Nagase, returning from a convenience store, notices Yuuhi in distress and steps in to help. One of the boys recognizes Junichi as the infamous "Geno Killer," and they flee. Yuuhi thanks him, but when she asks for his name, he simply waves and walks away. He soon regrets trying to act cool in front of the beautiful girl, wishing he had asked for her name. The next day, a transfer student joins Junichi's class—it's Yuuhi! She addresses him as "Geno Killer," the only name she remembers, and rumors about the two quickly spread. Things get worse when Junichi accidentally kisses Yuuhi due to a misunderstanding. To top it all off, it turns out Junichi is Yuuhi's fiancé! Yuuhi does not consider Junichi worthy of her. However, she cannot defy her father's wishes. The only option she has is to live with Junichi in the house he shares with his little sister Minato, and prove that he is unfit to be her husband. Will she succeed in showing his unworthiness, or will she fall in love along the way?

In nineteenth-century Scotland, Lydia Carlton earns her living as a fairy doctor, possessing the rare ability to see and converse with fairies. Her claims are met with widespread disbelief. Edgar, however, seeks someone deeply knowledgeable about fairy lore, and Lydia fits the bill perfectly. After saving her, he takes her on as his employee, but Edgar, who asserts he is the Earl of the Blue Knight, is trailed by numerous secrets and complex feelings.

Ouri Kagami lives at a shrine with other orphans, so corpses are nothing new to him. Yet when he sees the shrine's patron, Keisei Tagami, apparently bring the scarred body of schoolgirl Makina Hoshimura back to life, he is left utterly stunned. Drawn to the strange circumstances surrounding Makina, he discovers that she is a Shikabane Hime—an undead being whose duty is to destroy others like her that endanger society. As Ouri continues his everyday routine, his inexplicable encounters with her grow increasingly abnormal. But with each meeting becoming more intense, the two are pulled closer, and their intertwined fates may ultimately reveal the hidden truths of the Shikabane world.

Shinichi Chiaki has finally overcome his fear of flying, while Megumi "Nodame" Noda's brilliant showing in a piano competition lands her an offer to study at the prestigious Conservatoire de Paris. The two head to Paris together to advance their careers: Chiaki as an up-and-coming conductor mentored by the great maestro Franz von Stresemann, and Nodame as a student of the renowned piano professor Charles Auclair. However, the music world proves far vaster than either of them ever expected. Chiaki and Nodame, along with familiar faces and fresh adversaries, must struggle and persist to attain the brilliant musical heights ahead, all while holding onto what truly counts.

The world of Auldrant is governed by the Score, ancient prophecies that foretell the future and are accepted as unchangeable destiny by all. Even when these predictions lead to violence and suffering, people live by them. Using magical Fonic Arts, the nations of Kimlasca-Lanvaldear and the Malkuth Empire wage war, each hoping to bring about the utopia the Score promises. Tales of the Abyss centers on Luke von Fabre, who has been confined to his manor since a childhood kidnapping left him with amnesia. While practicing swordsmanship, a woman named Tear attempts to assassinate his master. Luke intervenes, but the ensuing clash teleports both of them to a faraway region. Their journey home quickly becomes a mission that could either break the world free from the Score's hold or lead to its total destruction.

Amu Hinamori and the other Seiyo Elementary Guardians continue their mission to find and purify X Eggs while hunting for the elusive Embryo, an egg rumored to grant any wish. However, the Guardians must obtain the Embryo before it ends up in the hands of the malicious Easter Corporation. To draw out the Embryo, Easter hires Lulu de Morcerf, a detached girl whose ruby necklace allows her to transform Heart Eggs into Mystery Eggs. These strange Mystery Eggs cannot be purified as easily as X Eggs, and they can force their owner to undergo a Character Transformation. With this new threat growing, the Guardians must track down its origin and stop it before the situation spirals out of control. Faced with overwhelming pressure from these two objectives, can the Guardians manage to recover the Embryo while also handling the Mystery Eggs?

After the events of Jigoku Shoujo Futakomori, Ai Enma, the Hell Girl, has vanished. Her former companions attempt to return to ordinary lives, until their absent mistress reappears to them with a new ally, and in a manner none of them foresaw. Yuzuki Mikage is an ordinary schoolgirl who soon comes to know the Hell Girl on a deeply personal level. While in a dreamlike trance in the bath, Ai kisses Yuzuki and takes possession of her. So when Yuzuki's friend decides to enter their teacher's name on the Hell Correspondence website, Ai uses Yuzuki's body to carry out her own duty of sending the teacher's soul to hell. Yuzuki is unsettled by her new situation and questions why she was chosen to continue Ai's work. Unfortunately for her, the Hell Girl and her assistants resume operations of Hell Correspondence, and she is pulled along for the ride toward hell itself.

During the twelfth century, the swordsman Kurou flees terrifying pursuers into a dense forest with his attendant Benkei. They discover the hidden residence of the enigmatic and stunning Kuromitsu, who welcomes them but strictly forbids them from entering her private chambers. Compelled by curiosity and perhaps a doomed affection, Kurou looks inside and discovers Kuromitsu consuming the blood of deceased men. Realizing she is an immortal vampire, he vows to stay by her side, even turning into a vampire himself to remain with her forever. Yet, the secretive Red Army recruits Benkei, who betrays Kurou and decapitates him. Centuries later, Kurou awakens in a ruined, futuristic Japan and embarks on a quest to find his beloved and take vengeance on the Red Army.

Clumsy high school student Yoriko Kusumoto is completely infatuated with Kanako Yuzuki. Just as they finalize plans for a summer getaway, their trip is cut short in a horrific accident: Kanako is discovered in critical condition on the railway tracks while Yoriko breaks down in tears on the platform. Shuutarou Kiba, a detective who was aboard the train that struck Kanako, assumes responsibility for solving the case. He quickly uncovers that the incident is linked to a complex web of lies centered on the Yuzuki family, particularly Youko Yuzuki, a renowned actress and Kanako’s sister. Despite surviving surgery, Kanako’s fragile health leads Youko to place her under the care of Dr. Koushirou Mimasaka at a strange, box-like facility hidden in the woods for experimental therapy. The situation takes a dark turn when Kanako disappears overnight during a visit from Kiba and Yoriko. Kiba’s investigation becomes increasingly desperate as he uncovers more disturbing evidence, including the severed limbs of young girls packed in boxes. A colleague hints that these gruesome discoveries are tied to both Kanako’s vanishing and the secrets surrounding her sister. With assistance from partners Tatsumi Sekiguchi and Akihiko Chuuzenji, Kiba must unravel this string of atrocities to locate Kanako and expose the truth.

During their initial day at high school, the timid Ayumi Nonomura and the quiet Tatsuki Iizuka find themselves wandering the vast grounds of Kamizono Academy. They encounter Torako Kageyama, a force of nature, along with her closest friend Suzume Saotome. Under Torako’s guidance, and at times her pushing, the group of girls and their peers navigate the various challenges of school life, family dynamics, and the complexities of growing up.

The story follows Takuto Hasegawa, a student at a hidden magic academy that does not appear on any map. While taking a summoning exam, he inadvertently brings into existence a girl named Tanarotte, who possesses sufficient magical power to annihilate his nation. Fortunately for him, Tanarotte pledges her eternal loyalty and love to her creator.

Kouichi Hayase, a fourteen-year-old boy, has spent his life in mediocrity and despair, frequently bullied by peers and retreating into fantasies of heroism. This routine is shattered by an incident that grants him a girl and a massive humanoid robot known as LINEBARREL. Armed with extraordinary power, Kouichi is thrust into a chaotic whirlwind of combat, political intrigue, and camaraderie. As he navigates this new reality, he matures through new friendships and farewells to old ones, ultimately shouldering significant responsibilities and facing the world head-on.

As a child, Sanpeita Kobayashi’s beloved friend was forced to relocate, but she swore they would reunite in a decade as husband and wife. Ten years later, Sanpeita remains in high school, still holding onto the emotions they shared. His sleep is shattered by a dream of their final day together, only to be interrupted by a bizarre robot girl fighting other machines in his room, who claims to be his spouse. The pilot resembles his long-lost childhood friend, raising questions about her true identity, the reason for her departure, and her connection to the Mishima Electronics Corporation.

Continuing from the earlier OVAs of the same title, this anime follows the everyday lives of a group of elementary school students in the fifth grade, second classroom, as they navigate the transition into adolescence. Their antics include playful games, silly jokes, and the comedic misunderstandings that arise from their budding curiosity about the opposite sex. Ryota Satou serves as the main character, but his friends are equally essential to the story—the school experience would not be the same without them, particularly the girls, who often seem more mature for their age but ultimately prove to be just as childish and, at times, even more "dangerous" than the boys.

The anime Tentai Senshi Sunred tells the story of the struggle between good and evil unfolding in the city of Kawasaki. Sunred, a hero of justice, is devoted to halting the evil organization Florsheim in its bid for world conquest, while General Vamp and his underlings are always crafting new plots to take down Sunred. Though this sounds like a standard narrative, the characters are what truly stand out. The hero Sunred is ill-mannered, violent, and lazy, spending his days playing pachinko and mooching off his girlfriend Kayoko Uchida. General Vamp, on the other hand, is courteous, diligent, and an excellent homemaker who cooks, mothers his minions, and discusses domestic chores with Kayoko—who constantly quarrels with Sunred. Even the monsters of Florsheim are generally cute and harmless. Each episode is composed of several short segments ranging from a few minutes to a few seconds, exploring the daily lives of these sworn enemies. This is the story of the battle between good and evil taking place in Kawasaki.

A single man challenges an entire empire! For centuries, the Empire of Valdana has kept most of human space under its iron grip through intimidation and conquest. That control has always been wielded by the Landless Lords of the ruling Tytania dynasty. However, the empire's foundation is now cracking. Rebel factions emerge, and when a punitive expedition sent against the city-state of Euriya suffers a shocking defeat, the one responsible becomes the target of a galaxy-wide manhunt. Fan Hyurlick, the mastermind behind Tytania's first major loss, finds glory turning to desperation as his own allies betray him. Now he must not only survive but somehow outmaneuver opponents with entire worlds at their command.

In the desolate aftermath of the great nuclear war, a legend spread about a man known as "Hokuto No Ken"—the Fist of the North Star. He was the master of a legendary martial art, possessing impossible strength and endurance. But before Kenshiro claimed that title, another master existed, one trained in the same Hokuto Shinken technique: Raoh, the King of the Fist, the Divine Fist of Heaven. He was the ultimate assassin and warrior. This story chronicles the world before the events of Fist of the North Star, following how one man seized the future of a brutal world in his deadly hands and reshaped its fate—not as a hero, but as a conqueror. For in Raoh's mind, the only way to save humanity is to crush it beneath his giant heel. The greatest battle is about to unfold in Legends of the Dark King: A Fist of the North Star Story.

A spin-off from Disney's Lilo & Stitch. In this new story, Stitch, the alien creature, takes off on the mad scientist Jumba's space scooter but gets caught in a space storm and is forced to make an emergency landing on Izayoi Island, the southernmost tip of Japan. There, he meets Yuuna, a spirited fourth-grade girl who happens to know karate. Yuuna tells Stitch about the Stone of Chitama, a mysterious object capable of granting any wish. However, Stitch must perform 43 good deeds before his wish can be fulfilled.

The World Beautiful-Skin Competition (WBC) is the ultimate goal for the three billion women across the globe. The event’s three-hundred-year tradition is upheld by the twin Bihada sisters, Sara and Saki.

The adventures of Putin and Kirenenko continue after they escaped from jail.

Enthusiastic and thrill-seeking sixth grader Toppa Bashin is obsessed with only one thing: the card game Battle Spirits. Carrying a ruby pendant passed down from his absent father, Bashin rushes to school daily with enthusiasm, not for his studies, but for card duels, which frustrates his classmates. One day, Bashin meets J, the child prodigy champion of Battle Spirits, who wears a similar pendant. Overwhelmed with admiration, Bashin challenges J to a duel. Instead, he finds himself in an unexpected situation: the two are transported to a mysterious sky arena called the Isekai World, where the game's Spirits come to life. Believing his dream is finally within reach, Bashin plunges into the Isekai World, meeting other battlers with unique pendants. As he strives to rise to the top, he gradually discovers that Battle Spirits holds far more depth than he ever imagined.

Kakeru is a huge fan of the Live On card game, just like many other kids his age. But no matter how hard he tries, he always loses whenever he plays. Everything changes when one day he saves a small dog-like creature being chased by strange people. That "dog" is actually a Create Monster, and it gives Kakeru a special Live Change card. This card allows him to protect his new friend—and draws him into something he never anticipated.

This is a spin-off from Mach Go Go Go (also referred to as Speed Racer). The main character, Mach Girl, is a girl named Lip who travels across the land to enter high-stakes races in her Mach Pink three-wheeler.

Comedy show based on Greek myths about how perverted the gods are.

Sequel to Noramimi.

Based on a picture book about a onion-headed samurai named Asatarou.

A series of shorts about pigs who wear underpants.

Gang Tu-Ji is an ordinary 13-year-old boy full of passion and determination, trying to win over the prettiest girl at his school. That all changes when four mysterious creatures crash through his roof one day. Tu-Ji reluctantly agrees to help them by using the Giga Stone's power to transform into Tribe Captain. The creatures themselves can morph into fully humanoid super sentai-like warriors. Together, they battle friends and strangers possessed by the evil Bavaria, all in a catch-phrase sitcom style.

The third Ocha-ken series, this season focuses on environmental friendly themes.

The story is set in Penguin Village Hills, considered one of the dullest towns in a certain region, and follows how unique young people become involved in daily occurrences and events. As Penguin Village Hills Cable TV's popular program "24-hour, 365-day TV," hosted by Thunder Paper Bags, airs throughout the city, various incidents—both serious and trivial—unfold.

Net Miracle Shopping is a mail-order show that features revolutionary items that were previously unheard of. The hosts, Yamada and Sota, present unique products in each episode.