Spring 1981 Anime

Dr. Slump brings into existence Arale, an incredibly powerful, cheerful, and utterly illogical android girl. The pair resides in Penguin Village, a location notorious for its bizarre occurrences, such as a pig in a top hat heralding the sunrise.

Golion, a powerful sentient robot, misuses his immense strength by attacking and slaughtering creatures called Deathblack Beastmen, boasting that no one can defeat him. A divine space being punishes Golion for his arrogance and abuse by splitting him into five separate lion robots. In the year 1999, five young men return to Earth after a space voyage and find it devastated by nuclear war. After encountering the alien race known as the Galra, the five youths end up on the planet Altea, where they discover that the five lion robots—the fragments of Golion—are in hibernation in different locations across Altea. Somehow, they must reunite the lions and reform Golion, the only hope for humanity.

Second season to the original Tiger Mask, with a different cast of characters.

Sandybell is a spirited girl living in Scotland. Despite losing her mother at a young age, she remains cheerful. The mystery of her past begins to unfold when a wealthy woman gives her a white lily. After a devastating event, Sandybell relocates to London to search for answers about her history.

In 1999, Amamori Hajime is a typical elementary school student, busy with studies and hanging out with his eccentric friends. One day, his father tests a piece of equipment he has been developing, causing an explosion that destroys their home and leaves Hajime an orphan. He is taken in by his uncle, an astronomer. At his uncle's observatory, Hajime encounters a girl he has seen before and developed a bit of a crush on. He learns her name is Yukino Yayoi, and her parents run a ramen shop in town. Even better, she works as his uncle's assistant—what luck! But Yayoi is not what she appears to be. There is a reason she helps Amamori-san at the observatory. She is the Millennial Queen (Sen-Nen Joou), chosen by her home planet LaMetal to come to Earth and help prepare for the possible destruction of the planet. What disaster is coming? LaMetal has a highly elliptical orbit that brings it extremely close to Earth every 1000 years. When it gets near, the Earth reacts, triggering widespread natural disasters. Although she was selected with LaMetal's protection in mind, her personal plan is to evacuate as many humans as possible to LaMetal, so they might survive if their own planet is destroyed. However, one person strives to stop her: the head of the Millennial Theives. Why does he want to prevent Yayoi's plan? And how does he know about the Millennial Queen in the first place?

After forming a bond with a white Pyrenees dog he calls Belle, Sebastian begins a quest to locate the mother he believes is still living.

Morimura Aiko is a junior high school student who is small for her age. Her father sailed away on a yacht ten years ago and has not been heard from since. Her mother, a hat designer, left for Paris and placed Aiko in the care of her uncle, Mr. Fujinami. Aiko once had a pet dog named Papi, but it died in a car accident. Around that same time, another dog, Spank, shows up in front of her. After enduring so many painful events in her life, the presence of Spank starts to cheer Aiko up and bring a smile back to her face.

Enrico Pocchini, a schoolboy living in the Italian town of Torino, possesses a gentle heart and a keen sense of fairness. When a new school term begins, he must say goodbye to his adored teacher, Miss Delacci, who is succeeded by the strict Sr. Pelboni. Over time, the boys in Enrico's class develop respect for Sr. Pelboni and gain lessons in affection, existence, and compassion.

The Civil War has erupted in the United States, and Mr. March, a physician and father to four daughters, has gone to the front lines. Madam March is left at home with their girls: the eldest Margaret (Meg), Josephine (Jo)—a budding writer and a tomboy—Elisabeth (Beth), a shy girl passionate about the piano, and the youngest, Amy, who loves to draw. The four sisters soon become acquainted with their neighbor Mr. Lawrence, whom they initially find a bit intimidating, and also with his grandson Laurie, who is Jo's age. Together, they face many ups and downs—the temper of Aunt March, petty jealousies, happy moments, and the war lurking in the background—all while hoping their father will return safely.

Hiro's life is forever altered after discovering what seems to be a broken lighter in a deserted field. This object is actually the Gold Lightan, a robot that crashed on Earth from the Robot Dimension. When summoned to safeguard the planet from the malevolent machines of Ivalda the Great, Gold Lightan morphs into the Golden Warrior, a colossal super robot. Teaming up with Hiro and his group, the One Pack Rangers, the Golden Warrior fights to thwart the sinister plots of Ivalda the Great and his armored troops.

At just 11 years old, the brilliant Michiru has already earned her Ph.D. in atomic physics from a California university. But despite her accomplishments, she still wishes for a little brother, so she constructs one herself. Robot boy Dotakon is soon joined by their little robot sister Chopiko, and the trio sets off on a series of fantastic adventures powered by Michiru's inventions.

Having wandered for many years, Tarou finally returns to Cat Island to see his sister Sakura, who remained behind with their adoptive parents. Although his family is happy to see him, they gradually realize that the long time apart has caused them to become different people.