Spring 1967 Anime

The Mach 5 is among the fastest and most technologically advanced race cars ever built. Loaded with special features and a high-performance engine, it poses a serious challenge to any opponent who dares to race it. Behind the wheel of this incredible machine is Gou Mifune, a young man with dreams of making it into professional racing. However, Gou's father, Daisuke Mifune—the creator of the Mach 5—refuses to let his son anywhere near a racetrack. Despite this, Gou's girlfriend Michi, his younger brother Kurio, and Kurio's pet monkey Sanpei become his biggest supporters as he strives to become the greatest racer of all time. But Gou quickly discovers that turning pro is no simple task. Between the shady schemes of corrupt businessmen and fierce competition from his rival, Racer X, he must overcome countless challenges on his journey, proving himself again and again before he can finally cross the finish line.

In the kingdom of Silverland, Prince Sapphire conceals a major secret: he is actually a girl. At birth, Sapphire was mistakenly given both a boy's blue heart and a girl's pink heart. To keep the kingdom safe from the scheming Duke Duralumin, who stands to inherit the throne, Sapphire lives a double life by pretending to be a boy, since women are forbidden from ruling. A trainee angel named Tink is sent by God to take back Sapphire's boy heart, but she refuses to give it up. While the Duke plots to seize the throne, Sapphire faces an even more complicated situation as her two identities clash—she falls in love with Prince Franz Charming from the neighboring kingdom. Together, Sapphire and Tink set off on thrilling adventures, but along the way, they must battle various enemies to protect the throne at any cost.

After Mitsuo receives a mask from a retiring superhero, he becomes Perman.

Ougon Bat is a golden warrior adorned with a cape and a scepter, originally a protector spirit from Atlantis. He was brought back to life from a tomb inscribed with hieroglyphics by a scientist and his associates, notably the kind-hearted Marie. His appearances are announced by a golden bat and a chilling laugh, and he employs his superhuman powers to oppose the wicked Dr. Zero.

Bouken Gabotenjima is about children who are shipwrecked on a desert island.

While conducting research on an island in the Java Sea, Professor Bond’s son encounters a giant ape and forms a bond with it. The duo must defend Kong from Dr. Who, who harbors malicious intentions toward the creature. Each installment featured a King Kong narrative, followed by a segment starring Tom of T.H.U.M.B., and concluded with another King Kong tale. Tom of T.H.U.M.B. is a comedic series centered on a secret agent and his Asian assistant. Animage Pocket Data Notes lists MORI Yasuji and KANISHI Takao as character designers or animation directors for this segment, which differs from the credits assigned to the King Kong portions. This production holds the distinction of being the first cartoon television series animated entirely in Japan specifically for American audiences. American records indicate that Rankin-Bass commissioned the work from Videocraft International, whereas Japanese sources attribute production to Videocraft/Toei Doga.

A comedy series centered around a mischievous boy, with each episode featuring two separate stories. The show is adapted from a manga by Murotani Tsunezou.