Spring 1977 Anime

This drama focuses on a group of high school girls who share a love for volleyball and decide to form a team at their school. The club initially starts off weak and disorganized, but through their extraordinary passion and relentless effort, they gradually transform into one of the most well-structured and highly respected teams in the school. Their ultimate goal is to win the championship at the National High School Volleyball League. Though the path is painful and difficult, having friends to share the journey makes it worthwhile, especially the moments of joy. Through volleyball, the girls learn and experience many valuable life lessons as they grow. Let us share in their laughter.

Various projects are underway worldwide to explore the newly discovered planet Promethe. In Japan, Dr. Oedo oversees the construction of the Space Carrier Jasdum and the Planet Robot Dangard A. Ichimonji Takuma is a candidate to pilot Dangard A. His father, Ichimonji Dantetsu, was a famous space pilot who went missing after a mysterious accident, and people blamed him for it. To clear his father's name, Takuma strives to become a space pilot and succeed in the project. Will Takuma become the pilot?

Two decades prior to human existence, the aggressive Sazorions and the tranquil Plazmans arrived on Earth. The warlike Sazorions sought to subjugate the peaceful Plazmans by wielding the terrifying power of the Scorpio located in deep space. Twenty millennia later, in an unspecified future era, Dr. Godo, the last remaining Plazman, covertly constructs Ginguiser, a combined magic robot unit, to safeguard peace should the Sazorions return. Dr. Godo trains four courageous young men to master occult supernatural abilities. Each installment of this series showcases a series of spectacular and fantastical combat sequences. These scenes are guaranteed to captivate viewers, ensuring they spark both interest and excitement in the audience.

The Doron Empire, originating from the Ganymede System, targeted Earth as a prime world for subjugation. This expansionist drive was ignited by the ambitious General Ozmel, who usurped Queen Medusa—the reigning ruler of the Ganymede System—kicking off a universal conquest. Earth teeters on the brink of defeat, having nearly fallen to the empire. In its final days, one scientist, Dr. Shikishima, pins humanity's last hope on a colossal mecha: the Mechander Robo, specially built and programmed to fight off the alien invaders and prevent a complete takeover. To pilot this formidable machine, Dr. Shikishima enlists three individuals—the enigmatic Jimmy Orion, his own son Ryosuke Shikishima, and Kojiro Hachijima. While the core narrative revolves around Earth's struggle against the Doron Empire, lead pilot Jimmy Orion harbors a personal history that ties directly into the larger storyline.

A cyborg warrior from an ancient Antarctic kingdom accidentally wakes from hibernation after 30,000 years, only to discover that Earth has changed drastically and an old alien foe is preparing to invade. Guyslugger must rely on his advanced ancient technology to stop them.

This work is based on a collection of children's books authored in the 1970s by Annette Tison and Talus Taylor. Expanding on the initial series from 1975, the second series offers 48 additional episodes.