Winter 1999 Anime

Count D, a peculiar shopkeeper operating in Chinatown, deals in rare and elusive pets for those seeking something unique, but every transaction is bound by a strict contract. While adhering to the terms ensures safety, violating them absolves the pet shop of any responsibility for ensuing misfortunes. Homicide detective Leon Orcot has connected a series of bizarre and inexplicable deaths, discovering that all the victims were former customers of Count D. Driven by this pattern, he resolves to uncover the truth behind the tragedies.

Harukaze Doremi believes she is the most unfortunate girl on the planet. Between her parents’ constant arguments, her sister’s teasing, and her crush’s interest in another girl, her life seems miserable. She used to think that a magic wand could fix everything, but after an accident involving an actual witch, Doremi becomes an apprentice herself. Unfortunately, she proves to be quite terrible at using magic. Along with two friends, she must try to improve her skills to become a good witch, though staying focused on her studies proves difficult. If the trio wants to pass their exams and achieve full witch status, they will need every bit of luck they can find. Only by succeeding can Doremi clear her debt to the witch Majorika. Until that day arrives, she remains nothing more than a clumsy, useless little witch.

On the surface, Kusakabe Maron appears to be an ordinary high school student, but she is actually the reincarnation of Jeanne d'Arc. Guided by the angel Fin Fish, she transforms into the phantom thief Jeanne at night to capture demons that have possessed artworks, preying on the vulnerable hearts of their owners. Because the artworks vanish after the demons are sealed, Maron is labeled a thief. Her life becomes even more complicated when a new classmate and neighbor arrives, who doubles as her rival, the thief Sinbad. With her best friend, the detective's daughter, determined to catch her, and Sinbad competing against her, Maron's missions are far from simple.

In a far-off age, humanity faces aggression from the Abh Empire, a species of highly evolved human-like beings with far superior technology. As numerous planets succumb to the Abh, mankind forms the Four Nations Alliance, a coalition comprising the United Mankind, the Republic of Greater Alcont, the Federation of Hania, and the People's Sovereign of Union Planets. Seikai no Monshou follows Jinto Linn. As a child, his father—the president of Martine—traded their planet for a prestigious role within the empire. Now a youthful count, Jinto must adapt to the customs of Abh nobility and reside among those who conquered his homeworld. Assisting him is Lafiel Abriel, a stern Abh princess who becomes his fast friend. En route to Jinto's new academy in the Abh homeland, their vessel becomes trapped in a fierce space clash between Alliance and Abh fleets. Jinto and Abriel are thrown into the turmoil, unaware that this battle signals the onset of a full-scale war between the Abh Empire and humanity.

Sixteen-year-old Keisuke Saji has a passion for daydreaming about attractive young women and sets his sights on Koizumi Akira as his ideal match. Yet, Koizumi harbors a deep hatred for Saji and all males, expressing this animosity through violent behavior. While the other boys interpret her icy demeanor as a clear warning to back off, Saji remains undeterred and continues to pursue her relentlessly.

A world where the dead roam, and good and evil are tangible forces, is threatened by a rising darkness. The undead armies advance on the cities of light, seeking to seize the sacred fire—the source of their power. Yet there is still hope. Summoned to this realm by a magical flame, a young girl named Himiko is thrown into a vortex of peril, treachery, and conflict. As the heir to the sacred fire, she possesses a strength that might rescue its Guardians... provided she lives through it.

Mito is no ordinary space pirate—she is a three-foot-tall alien with a childlike appearance and a courage that can rival a supernova. Known as the most dangerous pirate in the galaxy, she is a wanted criminal who habitually destroys a dozen police cruisers every morning before breakfast. Despite that, her deepest desire is to be called "Mom."

Hello Kitty and her twin sister Mimi, who is also called Mimmy, attend kindergarten and frequently go on adventures either "over the rainbow" in their imaginations or in their home and neighborhood.

A strange creature emerges from a mysterious egg. He makes friends with several animals and moves into Osajii's den. He learns about new and exciting aspects of ordinary life. As of 2008, at least 37 regular TV spot episodes of Domo-kun have been produced. Those 37 episodes came out on DVD in Japan in July 2009.

Beast Wars Neo is a Japanese television series that aired in 1999 and was created to promote the corresponding toyline. It is a direct continuation of Beast Wars II. The story centers on a team of Maximals under the command of Big Convoy, who vie against the evil Predacon leader Magmatron and his forces in a race to gather the Angolmois energy capsules, which were scattered at the conclusion of Beast Wars II.

In this sequel to B.B-DAMAN BAKUGAIDEN, SHIRO BOM and AO BOM serve as members of the B-da cops, tasked with maintaining peace in the B-da Union. One day, they witness a spaceship pursued by space pirates crash into the wilderness. Nearby lies Princess (also known as BOM), whose kingdom has been attacked, beside a shining gem called "Crysmond" that possesses mysterious powers. The enemy seeks this gem. Joined by KIIRO BOM and KURO BOM, the B-daman’s journey to safeguard the Crysmond from the Devil Veders begins.

This series presents stories revolving around sexuality and sadomasochism, adapted from a manga serialized in Young Sunday by Masahiko Kikuni, the creator of Kizu darake no Tenshi-tachi (Heartbroken Angels). It aired daily as a segment of the Wonderful anthology program, earning a 9.1% television audience share despite its late-night graveyard slot.

Tamago Tosaka is a fifth-grade boy whose greatest passion is engaging in B-Daman battles. One day, a gifted bead-warrior named Ganma Nishibe transfers to Tamago's school. Their confrontations with B-Daman serve as the foundation for this tale. Starting off as rivals, the pair join forces to prepare for the B-Daman championships. The two boys grow to rely on and support each other as they strive toward their common objective.

3 kids meet 5 micro-sized superheroes from another world who enlist in their aid in fighting off alien invaders.

Chou Hatsumei Boy Kanipan continues the story from Hatsumei Boy Kanipan. Kanipan has grown into a teenager and remains a renowned inventor. One day, a mysterious vessel descends from the sky and crashes onto a beach. Inside is a female humanoid who has lost all memories of herself. Kanipan takes on the task of restoring her memory, and in doing so, he accidentally uncovers that his planet faces a grave threat.

In 2035, a future dominated by a single multinational corporation, humanity relies on advanced technology, global unification, and complex multimedia networks. Kang Maru, a 14-year-old with exceptional maneuvering abilities in a RESTOL simulation, is recruited by GEONOID, the organization responsible for safeguarding Earth from natural disasters. He is assigned to pilot RESTOL 03, one of five specialized rescue units, to save lives during various catastrophes. Alongside his teammates, Maru must overcome significant obstacles in their mission, including a cyberattack that compromises their space-based rescue station, R-SAT.