Spring 1974 Anime

The Dinosaur Kingdom rises from deep within the Earth, launching their assault to wipe out humanity and conquer the planet with their mechanical dinosaurs. After a prototype Getter Robo is brought down by one of these mechanical dinosaurs, the Saotome Research Institute decides to deploy the fully combat-ready Getter Robo. With a shortage of pilots at the institute, Ryo Nagare heads to his college to recruit martial artist Musashi Tomoe and the recluse Hayato Jin, persuading them to join him in piloting the Getter Machines to counter the new threat and defend mankind.

It is the year 2074. In a world under threat from aliens, an unexpected hero appears. Ken Izumi looks like a normal ten-year-old boy, but secretly carries weapons, armor, and gadgets that turn him into the heroic Chargeman Ken. Ken defends his mom, dad, younger sister Caron, robot friend Barican, and all of humanity against the evil Juralians, shape-shifting aliens who try to terrorize Earth using flesh-eating butterflies, booby-trapped scientists, a wicked doll, a prison escape, alien mummies, a child who sets things on fire, a lethal song, and roughly 65 other schemes for global conquest. The sole barrier between the fragile human race and Juralian takeover is Chargeman Ken and his endless drive for blazing, atomic justice.

In the ancient days, young Wickie enjoyed a cheerful existence in the small Viking settlement of Flake. Although his father, Halvar, served as the tribe's chief and desired a son with greater bravery, he frequently brought Wickie along on expeditions to provide him with the necessary experience to become a true Viking. However, Halvar and his crew often found themselves trapped or hopelessly stranded, leaving Wickie to rescue them single-handedly using his quick wit.

During her early teens, Megu is dispatched to Earth and taken in by Mammi Kanzaki, a former witch who abandoned her royal ambitions to marry a human. Mammi uses magic to deceive her husband and their two children, Rabi and Apo, into thinking Megu has always been the family's eldest daughter. Under Mammi's guidance, Megu works to master her powers and restrain her impulses, striving to demonstrate her fitness for the throne. This underlying theme of rite of passage persists throughout the series.

The sequel to Konchuu Monogatari Minashigo Hutch where Hutch struggles with married life.

Chobin, a cute little alien prince from a distant planet, crash-lands on Earth. While searching for his mother, he relies on a magical bracelet to aid his quest.

This anime is based on the manga by Hiroshi Kaizuka. It was the last sports-themed anime series from TMS ("Star of the Giants" was the first). Due to low ratings, the show was taken off the air before it could adapt later chapters of the original manga.

Polon, an alien child, arrives on Earth in a flying saucer from the far reaches of space. Upon landing, he encounters the planet's native creatures, but as a newcomer, he does not realize he has overlooked humans and instead befriends a rabbit, a bear, and a fox. This obscure science fantasy is not to be mistaken for Chobin the Starchild, which started its TV broadcast one month prior.

The story of Dame Oyagi follows Damesuke Amano, an unfortunate office worker who endures relentless harassment both at his job and, more notably, within his own home. Contrary to traditional Japanese family dynamics, he holds absolutely no authority or influence over household matters. Amano resides with his wife Onibaba, a domineering and physically abusive woman who takes pleasure in tormenting him; their beautiful teenage daughter Yukiko; and their young son Takobo, who is still in elementary school. Onibaba constantly berates and even assaults her husband, making his life a misery, and Yukiko and Takobo frequently join in, subjecting their father to both physical and psychological abuse. The original manga is said to have caused considerable shock in early 1970s Japan, a time when the father was still conventionally regarded as the head of the household.

Gan to Gon is a Japanese comedy anime series produced by Jiho Eigasha. Its 260 episodes were aired from April 5, 1974 to August 13, 1975, at a length of around five minutes each.

A foolish boy discovers a time machine hidden in a cave near his home, leading to various adventures. The five-minute episodes aired as part of the morning show "Ohayo Kodomo."