Spring 1978 Anime

Conan is the sole survivor of Remnant Island, a sanctuary established by refugees fleeing a cataclysmic magnetic bomb that nearly exterminated the human race. Two decades after their arrival, only Conan and the elderly man who raised him remain. Convinced his island is the last refuge of humanity, Conan is stunned to find a young girl named Lana stranded on the shore. While Lana reveals that the industrial nation of Industria seeks to capture her as leverage to compel her grandfather, Dr. Lao, to operate their machines, their exchange is interrupted by Monsley, the nation’s elite pilot, who abducts her. Resolute in rescuing her, Conan departs from Remnant Island, embarking on a quest that will decide the future of the world.

In the year 2977, humanity has grown complacent. Machines handle every task, subliminal messages keep the populace docile, and government officials spend their time on trivial pastimes like golf and horse racing. Captain Herlock rejects this stagnant existence, leading a band of kindred spirits on a life of adventure aboard the spaceship Arcadia. A hidden alien menace called the Mazone infiltrates Earth, appearing as cloaked women who eliminate anyone who uncovers their true intentions. Tadashi Daiba becomes their target after his scientist father is dismissed by the authorities and murdered by the Mazone. He then joins Captain Herlock and his motley crew of pirates, aiding their mission to protect humanity from the extraterrestrial threat.

The third installment of Tadao Nagahama's Romance Super Robot Trilogy. (Volume One: Chou Denji Robo Combattler V, Volume Two: Chou Denji Machine Voltes V) Following the annihilation of their home world, the survivors from the planet Barm head toward Earth, hoping to negotiate the purchase of land for emigration. However, during the talks, the Barmian leader, Leon, is murdered by his second-in-command, Olban, and the Earth delegation is framed for the killing. In the resulting turmoil, Doctor Isamu Ryuuzaki, a member of the Earth delegation, is shot and dies. Shortly after the negotiations collapse in disaster, the Barmians (referred to as "Valerians" in Starbirds) launch a terror campaign against Earth, led by Leon's son, Admiral Richter, who unleashes a variety of "Mecha Soldiers" against the planet's defenses. The only barrier between humanity and total destruction is the transforming, karate-wielding super robot Daimos and its pilot, Kazuya Ryuuzaki. But everything changes when he meets and falls in love with a mysterious girl named Erika, who turns out to be Richter's sister. Throughout their efforts to be reunited, Kazuya and Erika each come to realize that the other's people are not entirely evil—and that their own people are not entirely good.

The Great Planet faces death as its Queen grows old and powerless, threatening the entire universe. Princess Aurora of the Moon offers to become the new Queen, embarking on a perilous journey accompanied by her friends and protectors—the formidable Cyborgs Jan Kogo, Sa Jogo, and Don Hakka.

For her 11th birthday, Chiiko receives a special book from her father. Inside the book is a trapped witch named Majokko Tickle. When Chiiko frees Tickle from the book, the witch uses her magic to pose as Chiiko's twin sister.

Ikkyuu, a high schooler with zero knowledge of baseball, has his potential spotted by the club manager and joins the team. Despite his frequent errors stemming from his inexperience, Ikkyuu reveals his true heritage as a ninja descendant, using his superhuman skills to guide his squad to the High School Baseball Championships.

This children's educational program explores historical events using a mix of animation and live-action footage. A regular "older sister" guide and the pink mole Mogutan lead viewers on a journey through time.