Winter 2000 Anime

Boogiepop is a rumored shinigami said to hide where no one can see them. Five years ago, a series of brutal murders terrified the public, and students blamed some of those deaths on this so-called death god. Now, as strange events once again disrupt the lives of students at Hijiridani High School and Shinyo Academy, rumors of the mysterious Boogiepop are revived. The tales being shared might hold fragments of truth, or perhaps the world humans think they know is far more perilous than they ever imagined.

After the first season ended, Doremi and her companions lost their witch powers and returned to being ordinary girls. This meant they could no longer see Majorika, Lala, or the fairies. The MAHO-Dou was abandoned, and the door to the Majokai was sealed. The Queen observed everything through her crystal ball and secretly arranged for Doremi and the others to go back into the Majokai, using the excuse of returning Majorika's hair dryer. They wander into a garden, and one of the roses reveals a baby! The Queen instructs the girls to raise the baby for an entire year. To assist them, they receive new and stronger witch powers than before. The adventure continues!

In the future, humanity has expanded and established colonies on other planets. However, an alien race known as the Victim attacks these human settlements, leaving only the planet Zion untouched. To prevent Victim from destroying their last stronghold, a training academy called GOA is established. Its purpose is to gather boys from the Zion colonies and train them to pilot the Ingrids—also referred to as the Goddesses—five battle robots that defend Zion. To qualify, the boys must possess a rare blood type, EO, and a special ability known as EX. Zero, designated Candidate 88, has just arrived at GOA when he accidentally falls into the cockpit of the Ingrid named Eeva-Leena. The synchronization between pilot and Ingrid is extremely delicate, and everyone believes the Goddess will kill Zero in the attempt to link. Just before Zero loses consciousness, he achieves a full synchronization with the Goddess. Before he can learn more about this incident, his pilot training begins.

Set during the Edo or Tokugawa era (1600–1868), the series follows Ran, a female wandering samurai whose proficiency with the katana is rivaled only by her love for sake. She is accompanied by a Chinese martial artist who introduces herself as Lady Meow of the Iron Cat Fist. The narrative unfolds through standalone episodes that function as brief vignettes chronicling their various adventures.

In the realm of Mushrambo, humanity has nearly vanished. After a lethal virus drove mankind to the brink of extinction, a new species known as the Enterrans was crafted to sustain life on Earth. But peace between the Enterrans and their human creators did not endure. A conflict erupted, pitting the Enterrans against humans and their mechanical allies. The Enterrans emerged victorious, renaming Earth as Enterra in celebration of their triumph. Before humanity's final collapse, one of the last scientists sealed his daughter, Yakumo Shindou, inside a cryogenic chamber. His hope was that she would eventually awaken and discover the human refuge called Shinzo, thereby reviving humanity and bringing harmony back between humans and Enterrans. Centuries after the war, Yakumo stirs from her slumber and meets an Enterran named Mashura, who vows to aid her journey. Joined by fellow Enterrans Sago and Kutal, the group must track down Yakumo's missing memories and locate Shinzo. Yet not all Enterrans are friendly; some will stop at nothing to ensure humanity never returns.

Following Gutsy Galaxy Guard's triumph over the Zonder Empire and the 31 Primevals, a fresh menace emerges on Earth. GGG—led by Guy Shishio and the newly-built GaoFighGar—joins forces with their French counterpart, Chasseur, to fight the evil organization BioNet. Among Chasseur's soldiers is Renais Cardiff Shishioh, a former BioNet cyborg driven by a relentless need to destroy those who stole her humanity. But as GGG and Chasseur clash with BioNet, GGG's bases across the globe come under sudden attack, and the recently-found "Q-Parts" plus the original Gao Machines are taken by Mamoru Amami, who has been kidnapped and cloned by an even greater threat called the "Eleven Kings of Sol." Forced off Earth by the United Nations, GGG must travel to the farthest reaches of the galaxy to fight the Eleven Kings of Sol and rescue Mamoru before time runs out.

Deep in the desert sits the Wolf Zirkus, an odd circus where Popee—a clown in a pink rabbit jumpsuit—takes the stage alongside Kedamono, a purple creature who never removes a mask. The two navigate the ups and downs of performing, practicing their routines, and trading jokes with each other. In a realm where anything appears possible, there's no way to guess what will happen next in this eccentric show.

Yao Sakurakouji, a wealthy and spoiled young woman, chooses to become a Miami police officer for the thrill of car chases, gun battles, and reckless havoc. This unstable and none-too-intelligent Yao gets paired with Lu Amano, the police chief's quiet yet sarcastic daughter. As a corrupt pair, they rid Miami's streets of crime while confronting an enigmatic criminal group called "The Organization."

Milk-chan is a slobbering, foul-mouthed baby sharing an apartment with Tetsuko the outdated robot, Hanage the slug, and an uncontrollable pet named Robodog. When the President calls, Milk-chan and the crew dash to the scene to handle any issue—whether it's putting a stop to a money forger who craves Belgian waffles or providing therapy to a school of drunk fish. Meanwhile, they must dodge a persistent landlord, since they're six months behind on rent.

Two eccentric scientists, Professor Hiiragi and Count Collection, both successfully open a dream portal to the Sixgate world, an alternate dimension where mythical beings exist. Recruiting his daughter Rokuna and her friend Mondo as the Mon Colle Knights, Professor Hiiragi tasks them with collecting six magical items before Count Collection does. When combined, these items can alter dimensional barriers, enabling either a peaceful merging of Sixgate's magic with the human world, mind control over all monsters, or even a complete reformation of reality. This synopsis covers details from the Japanese version and also includes the variant broadcast on Jetix.

A regular cat boy acquires the ability to transform into a super Kamen Cat. Upon hearing cries for help, he rushes to the scene to assist in battling enemies.

Jimmy was an ordinary boy who enjoyed playing computer games. One day, while he was playing a game called "Track City," he suddenly found himself transported into the game world! After regaining consciousness, a woman who appears to be the city's mayoress explains to him that the world is being threatened by a powerful and malicious virus, and she and her allies can only hope to seek help from the "Legendary Racer," the top player of Track City. Things become complicated when Jimmy learns that the game made an error and mistook him for the Legendary Racer! Will Jimmy acquire the skills necessary to defeat the viruses endangering the world? Or will he be eliminated by the "Big Head," the heavenly punisher that destroys those who cannot achieve victory?

Produced for Fuji TV in 2000, the film reinterprets the story of a special samurai force - the Shinsengumi - at the end of the Edo period.