Spring 2012 Anime

High school freshman Houtarou Oreki's only ambition is to live a gray life while conserving as much energy as possible. However, his peaceful existence is disrupted when his older sister, Tomoe, pressures him to prevent the disbandment of the Classics Club, which has no members. Oreki's troubles seem to end when he visits the clubroom and finds that fellow first-year Eru Chitanda has already joined. But even though his obligation is met, Oreki becomes caught up in Chitanda's curious and lively personality, eventually choosing to join the club on his own. The club's membership soon expands to four when Oreki's friends Satoshi Fukube and Mayaka Ibara also join. Driven by Chitanda's relentless curiosity, the Classics Club members solve the small but captivating mysteries that fill their everyday lives.

For the past three years, Teikou Middle School has dominated the national basketball scene with its legendary lineup: the "Generation of Miracles." It consisted of five prodigies who excelled at the sport, but a "Phantom Sixth Man" lurked in the shadows and helped earn the team their revered status. Eventually, their monstrous growth jaded them from the sport they loved and made them go their separate ways in high school. In search of new members, the Seirin High School basketball team recruits Taiga Kagami and Tetsuya Kuroko, two freshmen who seem to have significant differences in abilities. Having returned recently from America, Kagami has both a natural aptitude and relentless love for the sport. Meanwhile, Kuroko lacks presence and exhibits no outstanding athletic talent. However, it is later revealed that he is Teikou's Phantom Sixth Man—the player once part of the Generation of Miracles. Kuroko wants to prove to the Seirin team that he is strong in his own way. Seeing his conviction, Kagami forms a dynamic partnership with Kuroko, the latter promising to support Kagami's "light" as his "shadow." Alongside their new Seirin teammates, they aim to conquer the upcoming Interhigh championship, but the reappearance of Kuroko's former teammates complicates their plan.

As the Fourth Holy Grail War continues with no decisive winner emerging, the remaining Servants and their Masters are summoned by Church overseer Risei Kotomine to form a temporary alliance against an approaching danger that could disrupt the Holy Grail War and lead to the devastation of Fuyuki City. The fragile ceasefire quickly falls apart as Masters reveal their willingness to resort to any means, however vile, to claim victory. Tension grows between Kiritsugu Emiya and his Servant Saber, as their opposing views on heroism and honor create friction. At the same time, a sinister connection develops between Kirei Kotomine, still searching for his own sense of purpose, and one of the other Servants. As the war's final moments draw near, the price of triumph starts to blur the distinction between success and failure.

Haruyuki Arita is an overweight, frequently bullied middle schooler who finds solace in online games. His daily life is upended when he realizes the top scores in his favorite game have been overtaken by Kuroyukihime, the popular vice president of the student council. She calls him to the student lounge and reveals Brain Burst, a program that speeds up brain waves to make time seem to freeze. This software functions as an augmented reality fighting game, where players gain acceleration points by winning battles. Losing all points means permanent removal from Brain Burst. Kuroyukihime explains she chose Haruyuki because she needs help finding the creator to uncover the program's true purpose. This quest is tough, as it demands she defeat the Six Kings of Pure Color, strong faction leaders, and reach level 10, the highest rank. After Kuroyukihime aids Haruyuki in overcoming his bullies, he vows to support her ambition, beginning their shared climb to the top.

Since childhood, Chihiro Furuya has been obsessed with zombies, dreaming of having an undead partner. His fascination becomes practical when his cat, Baabu, is hit by a car, prompting Chihiro to create a resurrection elixir in hopes of reviving the pet. While experimenting, he meets Rea Sanka, a wealthy girl who releases her frustrations about her oppressive home life by shouting into an abandoned well. After bonding with her, Rea encourages Chihiro to continue his work, and he eventually succeeds using poisonous hydrangeas from her family’s garden. Unaware that the potion works, Rea drinks it hoping to end her suffering, believing it will kill her. Instead, the potion’s magic interacts with a fatal accident, causing her to rise as a zombie. With Chihiro’s help, she tries to navigate her new existence. Though this might seem perfect for a boy seeking a zombie girlfriend, life in Sankarea becomes increasingly strange as Chihiro must manage Rea’s unusual new appetites and the unexpected consequences of her transformation.

Seikyou Private Academy, a school steeped in the allure of traditional occult legends, conceals a grim history—for six decades, it has been stalked by a ghost named Yuuko, a girl who met an unexplained death in the basement of the old school building. Unable to recall either her life or her passing, Yuuko secretly establishes and leads the Paranormal Investigations Club in her quest for answers. When she encounters the bright freshman Teiichi Niiya, who can see the peculiar specter, Yuuko latches onto him. The two quickly bond, and Teiichi resolves to assist her. Together with Kirie Kanoe, a relative of Yuuko, and the unaware second-year student Momoe Okonogi, they plunge into the notorious Seven Mysteries that haunt the storied campus.

Introverted classical pianist and top student Kaoru Nishimi has just arrived in Kyushu for his first year of high school. Having moved from place to place constantly since childhood, he has given up all hope of fitting in, preparing himself for yet another lonely and meaningless year. That is, until he crosses paths with the notorious delinquent Sentarou Kawabuchi. Sentarou's deep passion for jazz music inspires Kaoru to explore the genre further, and as a result, he slowly begins to come out of his shell, making his very first friend. Kaoru starts playing the piano at after-school jazz sessions held in the basement of fellow student Ritsuko Mukae's family-owned record shop. As he discovers the immense joy of using his musical talents to bring happiness to himself and others, Kaoru's summer might just build to a crescendo that he will remember forever. Sakamichi no Apollon is a heartwarming story of friendship, music, and love, following three unique individuals brought together by their shared appreciation for jazz.

Growing up in a war-torn environment, former child soldier Jonathan "Jonah" Mar despises weapons and the people who trade them. However, when international arms dealer Koko Hekmatyar recruits Jonah as one of her personal bodyguards, he is left with no option but to handle firearms. Alongside Koko's other bodyguards—mostly ex-special forces soldiers—Jonah is now responsible for protecting Koko and her highly idealistic vision of achieving world peace from the many perils inherent to her profession. Jormungand follows Koko, Jonah, and their crew as they traverse the globe, selling weapons under the banner of the international shipping conglomerate HCLI. Because Koko's operations violate international law, she must constantly evade local and global authorities while conducting business with national armies, private military contractors, and insurgent groups. With the CIA constantly on their trail and assassinations lurking at every turn, Jonah and the team must safeguard Koko and her dream of global peace with their lives—or die in the attempt.

Aikawa Ayumu was brought back from the dead as a zombie by the adorable necromancer Eucliwood Hellscythe. Following the wild and chaotic escapades of the first season of Is This a Zombie?, Ayumu believed his life could finally return to normal, or at least as normal as possible for a zombie. But fate has different ideas for him. Some guys just can't catch a break.

Mahiro Yasaka is an ordinary high school student whose routine life is shattered when a monstrous creature suddenly attacks him. Just in time, he is saved by Nyaruko, a silver-haired girl who reveals herself to be Nyarlathotep, a shape-shifting deity from H. P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos. She claims the Space Defense Agency sent her to Earth because the attacker, a Nightgaunt alien, intended to abduct and enslave Mahiro. Though she rescues him, the Lovecraftian entity instantly becomes deeply infatuated with Mahiro and forces her way into his home, much to his irritation. Soon, two more figures from the same fictional lore join her: Cthuko, a girl who is obsessively in love with Nyaruko, and Hasuta, a young boy often mistaken for a beautiful girl. These three eccentric aliens constantly protect Mahiro from various extraterrestrial threats to Earth and himself, while simultaneously wreaking havoc on his daily life and turning his existence into a living nightmare.

First encounters that leave a lasting impression can lead to entirely new chapters in life, no matter how they turn out. Such is the case for Akira Tsubaki, a young man with almost no experience with girls, and Mikoto Urabe, an enigmatic transfer student with a chilly demeanor. What starts as an ordinary meeting takes an unexpected turn toward romance. After a chain of strange occurrences, Tsubaki develops feelings for Urabe, and the two form an unusual bond. This begins a tale of romance and intrigue revolving around Urabe, a girl with a distinctive way of conveying her emotions.

Feelings may appear and disappear, but genuine love stays forever in the heart. Tsumiki Miniwa harbors affection for her closest friend, Io Otonashi. For her, making a confession feels nearly impossible; however, to those around them, they seem like an ideal couple. Cute and small, Tsumiki is seen more as a buddy, and Io's behavior toward her is more friendly than it is with others. Despite constant teasing and the clear clues their friends keep planting, Io always seems to overlook the signals. Throughout her routine school life, Tsumiki passes time with her friends and Io. Will she finally gather enough courage to reveal her true emotions?

Medaka Kurokami embodies perfection in every sense—she is stunning, brilliant, and athletically gifted, with a heartfelt ambition to bring happiness to others. When she runs for Student Council President at the elite Hakoniwa Academy, her victory with 98% of the votes comes as no surprise. Immediately after taking office, the exuberant president establishes the "Medaka Box," a suggestion box where students can submit any request for help. Alongside her cynical childhood friend Zenkichi Hitoyoshi, who is reluctantly roped into assisting her, Medaka tackles these tasks at an astonishing pace. For every completed job, she places a flower in the student council room, aiming to eventually cover the entire school with blooms. But as they delve deeper, the duo soon discovers that aiding others may prove far more challenging than anticipated, uncovering a sinister scheme that targets both the academy and Medaka herself.

On a summer night in 2006, brothers Mutta and Hibito Nanba witness what they believe is a UFO heading toward the Moon. Deeply inspired, they both swear to become astronauts—Hibito aiming for the Moon, while Mutta, believing the elder brother must stay one step ahead, sets his sights on Mars. Years later, adult Mutta's life has not gone as planned: he works at an automotive company, while Hibito is poised to become the first Japanese man to walk on the Moon. After Mutta loses his job, an unexpected chance arises when the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) accepts his application for the next astronaut selection. Despite his self-doubt, Mutta refuses to let this opportunity slip away and begins an ambitious journey to fulfill the promise they made 19 years ago.

Yuki Sanada has never quite belonged. Plagued by social awkwardness and anxiety, he moves from place to place with his grandmother, always struggling to fit in. When they settle into the peaceful coastal town of Enoshima, Yuki hopes for a new beginning. But his plans are thrown into chaos by the arrival of another transfer student, Haru. This eccentric boy immediately causes a stir, loudly proclaiming himself an alien and declaring Yuki his friend. Pairing the reluctant Yuki with their classmate and skilled fisherman Natsuki Usami, Haru assigns them both the absurd task of saving the world from a mysterious oceanic threat. Mischief and mayhem follow as the three set off on a whimsical journey filled with laughter, emotion, and self-discovery.

The narrative begins with a confrontation between two opposing heroes, ZET and ALPHAS, before delving into their backstories—Jin Kanzaki, a youth possessing the power to become the superhuman entity called ZET, and Kouga Amagi, a young man driven by a powerful sense of justice who employs technology to battle as ALPHAS. The destinies of these two individuals and the people connected to them become intertwined as they struggle to safeguard humanity and eliminate monstrous horrors referred to as Players.

High school girl Tamaki Kasuga thinks gods and ghosts are nothing but fairy tales—until she moves to live with her grandmother in the remote village of Kifumura. Shortly after arriving, she is attacked by strange creatures and learns that the women in her family carry the blood of the Tamayori Princess, granting them the power and duty to seal away gods and ghosts so they cannot harm the public. Tamaki struggles to believe it at first, but the constant presence of five handsome young men acting as her guardians does a lot to convince her. However, this role involves far more than she initially realizes, and the road ahead is filled with peril and danger. Can she successfully bear the heavy burden that has been placed on her shoulders?

The fierce world of shinobi has been tough on Rock Lee, as he lacks the usual talents needed. To make up for this shortcoming, the young ninja stubbornly pushes through grueling training to sharpen his close-quarters fighting abilities. When the situation calls for it, he also employs inventive combat methods. Backed by the steady encouragement of his comrades Neji Hyuuga and Tenten, Lee eagerly takes on bold missions as chances to progress on his journey toward greatness.

The Shirokuma Cafe sits right by the local zoo and is run by the charismatic polar bear Shirokuma. It’s a favorite hangout for both animals and humans, offering a place to unwind and relax after a long day. Whether serving a cold drink or the newest addition to his menu, Shirokuma takes pleasure in taking care of his customers and often chats with them about all kinds of topics. Along with the sharp-tongued Penguin and the bumbling Panda, these three make an odd trio that keeps getting tangled in various misadventures with their other friends—like Grizzly, who owns a bar, and Sasako, a human working at the cafe. From matters of unrequited love to outdoor camping trips, karaoke nights, and even the secret to brewing the perfect cup of coffee, there’s always something going on at Shirokuma Cafe!

The story unfolds on Iwado, a remote island in Okinawa where a rising movement calls for a return to self-rule. Ao Fukai, a twelve-year-old boy whose father is absent, resides there with an elderly physician named Toshio and is set to begin middle school. A decade ago, unknown individuals took Ao's mother away. Naru Arata, Ao's twelve-year-old childhood friend and the story's heroine, lives with her father, older sister, and grandmother. An incident in her youth awakened a power within her called "Yuta." Suddenly, a mysterious entity known as "Secret" appears and attacks the Scub Coral lifeform on the island. Driven by a fierce desire to protect Iwado, Ao launches a certain military FP named "Nirvash" aboard a Japanese military transport.

"No matter how many years pass, I'm sure we'll keep laughing together." Twins Yuta and Yuki, along with Kaname and Shun, have been close friends since kindergarten. Their school life becomes even more lively when transfer student Chizuru joins their group of five. As the seasons shift, the boys encounter laughter, surprises, love, and fresh experiences. The second season of their gradual growth in irreplaceable everyday moments is about to start!

A growing number of individuals are succumbing to a dubious new faith. Lupin III infiltrates the cult with the intention of stealing the treasure concealed by its leader. During this mission, he encounters a captivating and alluring woman who holds the leader in her thrall. This narrative recounts the initial meeting between Lupin III, the most renowned thief of his era, and the stylish female burglar known as Fujiko Mine.

Following the Holy Road Soccer Tournament, Tenma Matsukaze, the era's hero, roamed Japan to teach the sport to children. Upon returning to Raimon Junior High School after his mission, Tenma finds the institution drastically altered. The soccer club has vanished, and the former champion team members have lost all memory of the tournament. They do not recall Tenma or their love for the game. Before Tenma can process this shock, Alpha, leader of the Route Agents and captain of Protocol Omega, appears. Alpha reveals that his team erased the passion for soccer and the club's memories, and Tenma is their next target. Fei Rune arrives just in time to rescue Tenma. As Tenma seeks to understand Fei's identity and Alpha's motives, he realizes he must fight with everything he has to prevent the permanent destruction of soccer.

Following an interplanetary conflict in the early twenty-first century, Earth’s ecosystem lies in ruins, forcing its survivors to migrate to other worlds in search of habitable conditions. The totalitarian Deep Galactic Trade Organization, which governs numerous newly settled planets, has declared music to be a source of evil, mandating its complete eradication. In response, the idol group AKB0048 is established, modeled after the original AKB48 members who once resided on Earth. Despite their art being universally outlawed, the group dedicates itself to reviving music by traveling across the galaxy and performing as many concerts as possible. To survive the constant threat of arrest and excel in their craft, they must endure rigorous new training regimens. Follow the intergalactic popstars of AKB0048 as they risk everything to save the world through the power of song.

Mars, the war god and guardian of his namesake planet, was previously sealed away by Seiya, but as time moves forward, his resurrection approaches. In the meantime, Saori Kido (Athena) is raising Kouga, a boy whose life Seiya had spared, and he trains daily to become a Saint in preparation for the impending disaster. Ignorant of his fate, Kouga awakens to the hidden power of his Cosmo, unveiling the legend of a new Saint.

The challenges intensify and become lethal as Kaito Daimon faces off against the avaricious Givers of the POG. With a teammate defecting to the enemy side, can Kaito overcome the deadly puzzle traps and uncover the legendary Puzzle of God? Even more critical is whether he can solve the riddles without losing his mind.

A great storm washes the mysterious girl Kaguya onto the shores of Wyndaria, where she crosses paths with Rick, a swordsman employed at a local bakery. Kaguya suffers from amnesia and has lost her emotions, while the island’s usual tranquility is shattered by pirates searching for the unique spirit stone hanging around her neck. Determined to restore order and help Kaguya recover her memories and feelings, Rick teams up with his colleagues Nellis, Amyl, and Aerie to protect the island.

When Queen Claudette’s rule shifts from nobility to oppression and heretical persecution, a new generation of warriors rises to challenge her. Facing off against the Amazonian ranks backed by her power and assassins, these rebels must rely on their wits and assets. The daring damsels, willing to risk their bodies and beauty, seek to expose the unexpected weaknesses in the queen’s formidable support.

As life moves forward, people inevitably come and go, leaving behind farewells. This reality hits hard for childhood friends Natsumi Aizawa, Yuka Hanaki, and Rinko Tamaki, who learn that their fourth companion, Saki Mizukoshi, will be leaving at the end of the summer. Fearing this news will destroy their bond, the quartet searches for a magic stone mentioned in local legends, hoping its wish-granting abilities can keep them united. To their astonishment, they find the magic is genuine. As summer draws to a close, Natsumi and her friends utilize the stone to ensure they leave no regrets behind. No matter what the future holds, these four will never forget the vibrant miracles they share during what might be their last summer together.

The Achiga Girls' Academy in Nara once bested the regional mahjong powerhouse Bansei High School. Although they advanced to the national team semifinals, they were defeated by the eventual champion, leading to the dissolution of the mahjong club. Six years pass, and elementary school student Shizuno Takakamo befriends transfer student Nodoka Haramura. While both eventually enroll at Achiga Girls', Nodoka transfers out during their second year. When Shizuno spots Nodoka on television the next year as the national middle school individual mahjong champion, she resolves to revive the mahjong club at Achiga.

Second season.

A boy's soccer team is disbanded because it lacks enough players. After he meets a female professional soccer player, he sets out to revive his team.

After their fierce clash in the national tournament, Team Q4 breaks up and each member goes back to their daily routines. When Aichi Sendou stops by Card Capital, he spots a customer he does not recognize. After showing this mysterious boy how to play Cardfight Vanguard, Aichi finds that his own deck has changed completely. The deck now contains many unfamiliar units he has never seen, yet everyone tells him these are the same cards he always used. The strange boy then vanishes without a trace, deepening Aichi's confusion. As Aichi grows used to his odd new deck, he sets out to solve the riddle of what happened and who that peculiar boy really is.

In Sengoku Collection, a group of samurai are accidentally transported from a parallel universe that hosts well-known historical figures. Unlike the historical war period we know, all inhabitants of this unusual world resemble high school girls. Hailing from the medieval era and utterly bewildered by everything they encounter in present-day Tokyo, the girls forge deep friendships through their adventures.

Seven years have passed since the Nemesis Crisis, leaving much of the world shattered and ruined from the tragic battles. As a result, most people lost faith and interest in Beyblading. Otori Tsubasa, who became the head of the WBBA, dedicated his life to helping humanity rebuild and revive the popularity of Beyblading. He developed the Zero-G battling style in hopes that a new generation of bladers would emerge and embrace the sport once again. Among them is a teenager named Zero Kurogane, who strives to become the top blader after a fated encounter with the hero of the Nemesis Crisis, Ginga Hagane.

In a distant future, the Earth's environment has been devastated by heightened solar radiation, leading to a drastic decline in human birth rates. Society is controlled by the government through an army of cloned soldiers known as "Ideal Children (IC)." Sam Coyne, a trader operating in the desert, comes across a beautiful woman named Maya who is being pursued by Theseus, a unit of IC. He offers her refuge aboard his trade ship, but soon, destroyers from Theseus close in on both Sam and Maya.

In Japan, just like in any other culture, children grow up listening to tales passed down by their parents and grandparents. The boy born from a peach, the moon princess discovered inside a bamboo stalk, the old man who brings a dead cherry tree back to bloom—these short stories teach children about both the light and dark sides of life, passing traditional moral values from one generation to the next. Each half-hour episode of Folktales from Japan features three self-contained tales, some well-known and some obscure, with a special emphasis on heartwarming stories from Tohoku, the northern region that was severely affected by the 2011 earthquake. The hope is that this program can bring cheer to the earthquake victims and offer them a spark of hope.

Kurotori Chiyoko is a fifth-grader who has a deep fascination with the occult. When a friend asks for a love fortune-telling, Chiyoko attempts to summon Cupid—but a stuffy nose causes her to accidentally call forth a witch named Gyubid instead. From then on, Chiyoko begins learning magic from Gyubid, who claims to be the most alluring instructor in the entire magical realm. The training is brutal, and the punishments for slacking off are severe. Luckily for Chiyoko, no one else can see Gyubid, so she manages to keep her after-school studies a secret.

Three years have passed since the legendary Prism Queen Cup, and Aira Harune, Rizumu Amamiya, and Mion Takamine have risen to fame as celebrated Prism Stars, spreading the brilliance and charm of Prism Shows wherever they go. Yet they face an unexpected rival in the passionate and energetic girl Mia Ageha, who publicly vows to beat Aira and claim the title of the greatest Prism Star. Seeing her promise, the Prism Show agency Pretty Top recruits Mia along with three other aspiring Prism Stars—Karin Shijimi, Reina Miyama, and Ayami Ooruri—to create the idol group Prizmmy. Still, the path to stardom is tough: Mia must contend with the sudden reappearance of an old friend who now stands as her rival, and she must navigate the alluring yet cunning world of Prism Shows. Nevertheless, with her friends and team by her side, Mia grows even more determined to press forward and shape her own future.

Chako Ishibashi leads a perfectly ordinary middle school life at a perfectly ordinary school. Yet one peculiar element stands out in her daily routine: the student sitting beside her, Shibainuko-san. What makes her so unusual? The answer is straightforward—Shibainuko-san does not resemble a human in the slightest. Instead, she looks exactly like a Shiba Inu! Kind, well-intentioned, and blending the traits of both a dog and a person, Shibainuko-san is adored by everyone. However, Chako realizes that her classmates seem completely unaware of Shibainuko-san’s canine appearance. Is it possible for a dog to attend school and be treated as a regular student? Come along with Chako and her closest friend Naho as they experience small, bite-sized adventures with their peculiar classmate, who may or may not actually be a dog.

Yurume is an 18-year-old "ronin" and recent high school graduate who dreams of being admitted to Tokyo University. She relocates to an apartment building called Maison du Wish on the edge of Tokyo, where other ronins residing there are preparing for their college entrance exams.

In a fictional school, a student called "Tender Tank" Rareko frequently initiates debates that are both ridiculous and oddly passionate, thereby fostering a vibrant classroom environment. She introduces grand topics, and she and her peers trade verbal jabs as if striking with swords, occasionally slipping in a surprisingly insightful comment. This is an entertaining and educational debate comedy, condensed into five-minute episodes.

According to the legends of Jewel Land, the Jewelpets were created through the love and care of their queen, Jewelina. However, a mysterious meteor crashes into the Mirror Ball, shattering it into countless fragments called Deco Stones, which are scattered all across Jewel Land. In the present day, Ruby—a dimwitted Rabbit Jewelpet and owner of the Kira Kira Shop—has a passion for sparkly decorations and loves collecting anything that glitters and shines. When she and the others learn about the legend of the Mirror Ball and the Deco Stones, they decide to go searching for them, and eventually meet five strange individuals known as the KiraDeco 5. This group also aims to collect the Deco Stones, and they befriend the Jewelpets, especially one of their members: Pink Oomiya. Now, everyone must gather all the Deco Stones and stop the Eternal Darkness from taking over the human world.

Bakugan serves as the card game tailored for a new generation. Within the high-stakes world of Baku TECH, fervent warriors clash against one another, gambling their very lives for the sake of Bakugan.

Remake of the Ninja Hattori-kun series.

A fresh anime adaptation of Kimura Yuuichi's book Arashi no Yoru ni (One Stormy Night...) has been produced by Sparky Animation, Duckbill Entertainment, Baku Enterprise, and Bandai Visual.

The Gon series follows the wordless exploits of its irascible tiny dinosaur protagonist, a fictional creature who survived the extinction event that wiped out his kind. He roams a prehistoric world, interacting with the animals of the Paleolithic era.

The story follows Katta Kirifuda, Bucyake, and Yohdel as they continue their school season, meeting new classmates like Leo for dueling matches.

Eagle Talon, the secret society based in Kojimachi, Tokyo, that has long plotted world domination, is no longer a secret organization! In fact, it has become a famous entity, known to nearly every household throughout Japan, after achieving nationwide exposure with a golden time slot on NHK.

Fourth season of the Shimajirou children's television series.

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Charo travels around Tono, Iwate, a town in Japan's Tohoku (Northeast) area, searching for the Eight-Starred Note to stop the Tenaga-Ashinaga monster from appearing again.

A brief program featuring Kamiusagi Rope, created to advertise the feature film that debuted partway through the broadcast and to highlight the advantages of the Nihon Eiga Senmon Channel (Japanese Movie Specialty Channel), a premium TV network dedicated to airing films for roughly 700 yen per month. In the episode, Rope and Akira discuss the meaning of "mono" sound and examine the actual function of the "service" feature.

A short anime centered on the zodiac animals, with a panda named Taputapu as the protagonist. Each episode presents a proverb, moral, or uplifting message.

The new Nukko. anime is an adolescent school story revolving around Nukko and Nukko's slightly(?) oddball friends.

Paboo, a cheerful and inquisitive boy panda, along with his group of extraordinary friends, embarks on adventures and resolves challenges within their whimsical, creative, and occasionally chaotic world. In every episode, the Mojies—which are Japanese for letters of the alphabet—and Pappy, who is the book fairy of the Mojies, assist Paboo in uncovering the Magic Word and resolving the day's dilemma.

This anime short series is inspired by the mascot character Ribbon-chan from the soft drink company Sapporo Beverage. The story follows a young, soda-loving girl named Ribbon-chan and her pet dog Citron. The series aired on Wednesdays as part of the Nori Suta Max television program.

Final Season of Penguin no Mondai.