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A different take on the ninth episode of the television series, created because of problems with the original episode's material. This updated version took the place of the first one in every later airing and home video release, with the exception of a limited-edition DVD collection that came out in 2006.

Kitty and friends recreate the story of The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter.

In this unaired episode 8.5 of Samurai Gun, Ichimatsu undertakes a mission to swap an enemy's keybook with a counterfeit, while Ohana is held captive.

Computer prodigy Joe Takami hacks into a heavily classified computer system while searching for data about a mysterious girl, only to discover far more than he anticipated. After unearthing proof of a covert government experiment, he finds himself fleeing for his life, with both his closest friend and his own personal computer turning hostile. A relentless squad of high-tech ninja tracks his every move, forcing Joe to rely on the unpredictable abilities awakening inside him to survive. He must find a way to evade the government's assassins before they eliminate the human genetic experiment known as Joe Takami.

In "Let's Dance with Papa," the carefree siblings Fuko and Yoshiharu come to live with their equally unpredictable father, Amachi. Their daily life is filled with eccentricities such as cobras, lame jokes, adult films, sultry grandmothers, excessive flatulence, silly comments, verbal abuse, crude language, and a series of absurd incidents.

In Compiler 2, Compiler and Assembler confront a critical situation: they have only three days to go back to the 2-D world, or a vengeful council will cause its total annihilation. As the deadline approaches, the two struggle with whether to admit their feelings for one another. Yet their predicament extends beyond romantic concerns. A mysterious figure is methodically erasing other beings inside the 2-D dimension. Can Compiler and Assembler stop this new menace and secure a reunion with the ones they care about?

Three years have passed since the series concluded. Ryo is employed at NASA as an engineer working on a major rocket project. Anise, his fellow Borgman and romantic partner, has been reduced to flipping burgers at a restaurant. So when she receives a letter offering her a professional position in a large, high-tech Japanese project, she eagerly accepts. Ryo, however, remains as indecisive as ever, so she leaves for Japan without him. Chuck Sweager, the third Borgman, works as a police officer, as does his girlfriend Miki. After Miki witnesses a fight among several cyborgs, she informs Chuck, who flatly states that it cannot be possible since the only living cyborgs are Ryo, Anise, and himself. But she persuades him, and they begin investigating. Anise arrives for her new job, and when they meet for dinner, they explain the situation to her. Anise volunteers to sneak into the Heaven's Gate project, which they suspect is the source of these new cyborgs. Meanwhile, Ryo is en route to Japan to pursue his girlfriend. Accompanying him is Hussan, one of the two surviving researchers from the Borgman Project, who has been summoned to testify before the Tokyo Police to assist in the investigation. Once the entire cast gathers in Japan, matters start to grow complicated.

This OVA installment continues the 1980s television series focused on the Borgmen, an elite squad of bio-enhanced humans fighting crime. Set several years after the original team disbanded, this volume brings together the three remaining members—rocket scientist Ryo, his girlfriend Anise, and police officer Chuck Sweager—for the emotionally charged story "Lover's Rain," as they face a horde of undead determined to unleash murder and destruction.

In the year 2097, the story unfolds within the city of Xenon. An ultimate cyber game has been developed, where players battle as bio-mechanical cyber robots. However, something has gone wrong. The game's cyberspace and the real world are interconnected, so any damage occurring within the game's cyberspace causes destruction in the city of Xenon. This phenomenon began when players heard a painful scream, saw a ghostly face, and were overwhelmed by a powerful scent of lemon. To unravel this mystery, the game's creator assembles a "Dream Team" consisting of the top three gamers in all of Xenon. This team is made up of rebellious and arrogant teenagers who must overcome their attitudes and fears to find the answers—answers to a mystery that extends far beyond the game itself.

A 45-minute recap episode of the first season, narrated by Sanada-san.

This series features Hello Kitty living alongside her parents and her identical twin sister, Mimmy. Other Sanrio characters including Keroppi, Pekkle, and the Little Twin Stars Patty and Jimmy also appear. Each episode follows these characters as they go on various adventures in their neighborhood, sometimes traveling into magical realms.

The villainous overlord Makuamuge seeks to conquer both the game world and reality. To stop him, Ninja Goemon bands together with his friends, his girlfriend, and a giant robot to battle Makuamuge's army and save both dimensions.

Four years after the events of the first series, this sequel picks up. A mysterious boy named Papuwa-kun lives on a new tropical island populated by the same bizarre creatures. Together with his maid Liquid and his friend Rotarou, who suffers from amnesia, they engage in absurd adventures while trying to avoid and confuse the Ganma Army, Special Corps, and even the Shinsengumi, all of whom seek to uncover Rotarou's true secret and take him away.

Unaired series episode included in the DVD release.

The story of Kidou Shinsengumi Moeyo Ken takes place in the Meiji era and centers on Kondou Yuuko, Hijikata Toshie, and Okita Kaoru. These three are the daughters of former Shinsengumi members, and just like their fathers once did, they are summoned to protect Japan from its current crises. Most of their efforts involve defeating the strange paranormal phenomena that are appearing more and more often around Kyoto, as well as defending the city from any other threats that might surface.

Effera and Jiliora, two partners, flee from a slave ship with help from their friend Orlin and a young boy named Kilian. During the escape, Kilian is killed, prompting Effera and Jiliora to take on the task of returning Kilian's pendant to his two siblings, who are held captive by Baron Celdion. The baron is scheming to conquer all the surrounding countries.

Special episodes that take place between episodes 10 & 11 of the TV series.

In the anime "Mahou Yuugi 3D," a 12-year-old witch-in-training named Padudu is selected to represent her town in the coliseum. Clad in a magical fish costume that keeps her warm and fed, she sets out on her journey. However, a river sweeps her into Dance Valley, where Mayor Koffy captures and imprisons her in a dungeon, aiming to eliminate her as a threat to his local coliseum champion. Fortunately, Padudu meets Nonononn, another witch held captive in the same dungeon. Together, they join forces and fight their way out in a magical struggle for survival. At the end of the Blue Gender Trailer, the name "Magical Witchland" is unveiled.

Umi, Sora, and Ao are introduced as the most industrious schoolgirls in all of Japan. Running the premier odd-jobs service in town, they accept any assignment and promise to get the job done. However, dedicating their entire days to completing other people's homework and cleaning sewers leaves little opportunity for them to attend class themselves. Consequently, when they undertake the challenge of persuading someone else to return to school, it might turn out to be their most difficult task yet. Have these junior Jills of all trades finally encountered a match they cannot overcome?

In the vast Garubado Empire, a deadly weapon known as the "Dragoon" power was being developed but was stolen and lost during a battle. The Empire now seeks to recover this weapon, which lies within a young woman suffering from amnesia. She is found by a traveling swordsman apprentice, who promises to help her recover her memories and uncover the origin of her incredible ability.

This story centers on the tenth-grade student Eisaku Yazawa and his comedic exploits as he strives to join a bousouzoku—a motorcycle gang.

After the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, a secret Japanese submarine engages in a clash with an American submarine, and both vanish without a trace from official history. Roughly fifty years later, a special UN task force dispatched to investigate strange occurrences in Antarctica comes across a menacing, enigmatic black cylinder.

The Dunbas Empire sets its sights on conquering the peaceful kingdom of Rimbell. The three princesses are determined to stand against the invaders, especially the middle sister, the tomboyish and sword-wielding Luna. Following a magical mishap in the castle's cellars, she becomes stuck waist-deep in the head of a massive green reptile, the legendary Varga, and now serves as its "brain." Even in her human form, she retains a reptilian tail. She must fend off a persistent giant invader and rescue her sister, who has been kidnapped by a pterodactyl.

In an era where demons dominate the world and humanity strives for liberation, a group of human rebels seizes the demon-slaying sword known as Tenmaken and launches an assassination attempt against the Demon King Janus. To protect the independence of her realm, the half-human, half-demon Princess Hiro must conquer her intense hatred of humans—or else a conflict that could devastate the entire world will erupt.

Does being the only male student in an all-girls school sound like a dream come true? It might be—if the girls knew he was a guy. But to remain enrolled, teenage pervert Banji absolutely cannot let anyone discover his chromosomes don't match his uniform. His status‑conscious parents want him to attend a good school, but they aren’t willing to spend the money on a decent co‑ed one. Now, on top of studying math and science, Banji has to learn how to put on a bra and apply makeup. His life has become a living nightmare. Not only is he at the very bottom of the social pecking order, he also must conceal his inner masculinity from the pretty classmate who has stolen his heart—all while dodging the female bullies who threaten to expose his less‑than‑feminine charms in the locker room.

Seventeen-year-old Princess Minerva, next in line for the throne of the Kingdom of Wisler, spends her days in idle comfort, frequently skipping her royal duties and lessons. When she decides to select her personal bodyguards from competitors in an upcoming martial arts tournament, a colorful cast of fighters gathers for the event, and Minerva looks forward to picking those who catch her eye. But the wicked sorceress Dynastar has her own secret motives for the competition, which could throw Minerva's plans into chaos.

Sixteen-year-old high school student Takeshi Chimatsuri has dedicated his life to becoming a master samurai, just like his father was. But one day, the Toki twins—two ninja sisters he has known since childhood—transfer to his school and challenge him to reclaim their family dagger from him. Unfortunately for him, they have uncovered his one weakness: a fear of the naked female body. Now, Takeshi must undergo special training from his classmates Atsuko and Torai, as well as his teacher Miss Ayatsugi, in order to resist the combined brute strength of Akari and the seduction of her sex-crazed twin sister Kagiri. Class will never be in order with these three constantly at odds with each other.

In the year 2535 A.D., after enduring a long period of harsh control by the Terran government, the inhabitants of the colony world Omni united to proclaim their independence from Earth's tyranny. With no formal military or advanced war machines, the Omni uprising seemed destined for defeat. Yet by repurposing the robotic Power Loaders originally built for spacecraft cargo handling into humanoid combat units, the rebel forces initiated a new era of mechanized warfare. The fate of the planet Omni rests on a handful of young women pilots serving in the elite Detachment of Limited Line Service. Known as the Power Dolls, these pilots hold the key to their world's emancipation.

Jinki: Extend centers on Aoba, a girl with a strong passion for building robot models. Following her grandmother's death, Aoba is abducted and taken to a covert facility, where she encounters a massive robot for the first time. Within The Grand Savanna, piloted robots battle the Ancient-Jinki, but the real purpose of these fights remains concealed. Aoba dedicates herself to work at the base, hoping to one day pilot a robot herself and uncover the secrets behind these battles.

Two-dimensional beings inhabit a world where news of the three-dimensional universe attracts the interest of the Domni-Matrixes. They send entities to the 3-D realm to prepare for complete integration. But after breaking free from their confined 2-D existence, Compiler and Assembler realize that cybersex with two 3-D men is far more appealing than conquering the globe. Now, while managing their relationships with their boyfriends, they must also defend Earth from their former rulers and a swarm of lethal programs determined to wipe it out.

The Sacred Book of the land of Eija has been rediscovered, bringing to light the legends of a mysterious and all-powerful ship. Princess Crystal of Megaronia has now embarked on a quest to reclaim this ship and its ultimate weaponry. Standing between her and complete world domination is a small band of piratical misfits. Swords, sorcery, and technology combine to create a captivating tale of Good versus Evil in Ellcia.

The Extra Identification feature lets viewers match the various costumes appearing in the series to the anime shows that inspired them.

The series "Hello Kitty's Paradise" follows Hello Kitty and her twin sister Mimi, also known as Mimmy, as they attend kindergarten and regularly set off on adventures. These adventures happen either across the rainbow in their lively imaginations or within the comfort of their home and local neighborhood.

In "Daisuki! Hello Kitty," a young cat named Kitty goes on many adventures with her twin sister Mimi. Sometimes, these journeys drop Kitty into the world of fairy tales.

Supplementary content meant to enrich the Blue Seed narrative. The first thirteen episodes are extra segments that appeared on the Japanese home video releases of the series, airing after every second episode (for instance, Omake 1 comes after episode 2). The fourteenth episode is a bonus feature bundled with the Blue Seed 1.5 OVA.

Lipumira is searching for the last survivor of the Nomad Star tribe, a man known as Mapman, and tracks him down in Tokyo. Mapman, whose real name is Gen Tokishima, possesses the means to obtain a fragment of the starmap that is hidden somewhere on Earth. Once they retrieve this piece, Gen must choose between joining Lipumira on her perilous quest to locate the remaining parts of the starmap or remaining on Earth. Before he can decide, his girlfriend arrives at the spaceship and insists on being included in the expedition. However, as Gen learns more about the starmap, he discovers that Lipumira's own sisters have concocted plots to sabotage her, willing to go to any lengths to keep her from achieving her goal.

Akihiro, a teenager with a love for fantasy, is on his way home after a planned date with his girlfriend Miyuki when he comes across an unusual carpet. Once he's back at his apartment, a lively and energetic girl named Malon appears from the rug, explaining that she comes from the world of Phantasia and asking to stay with him. Although Akihiro is drawn to beautiful girls, he becomes upset by Malon's use of magic and rejects her. Meanwhile, Roll, a deranged wizard intent on killing Malon, offers no assistance.

The calm that Yuna and her companions once again enjoyed is broken when three robotic sisters appear, bringing a fresh and dangerous threat. To meet this challenge, Yuna must step back into her role as the Savior of Light and take up arms against the enemy.

In "Ushio and Tora: Comically Deformed Theater," Ushio meets a strange purple monster that appears to be friendly. At the same time, Tora looks after a small kitten. The episode ends with a large chase sequence that brings together all the monsters from the OVA series.

In the early 21st century, a massive earthquake strikes Tokyo, causing the collapse of Japan's government and economy and throwing the country into turmoil. Takateru Suga sets out to locate his missing sister, eventually discovering that she has been captured by the powerful Koryukai crime syndicate. Driven to rescue her and bring down the organization, Takateru joins forces with an unlikely group: a drag queen, two former mercenaries, and a nun.

Iczelion, the final installment in the "Icz" series, marks a significant shift from the earlier storyline in almost every way. Across the galaxy, two villains—Cross and Chaos—destroy and pillage everything in their path, and they are now poised to launch an invasion of their next target: Earth. The only defense against these warriors is the Iczelions—a fusion of young girls with Iczels, sentient body armor. Nagisa, an ordinary high school girl, is about to become the next Iczelion against her will, tasked with protecting the planet and saving humanity. But she has other plans.

After receiving a package from his childhood friend Jun-ho, office worker Nam-woo is unexpectedly sent back to their last summer together in a quiet fishing village. That summer, just before Jun-ho left for a boarding school in Seoul, a marble and an old lighthouse possessed the magical power to transport them to a fantastical realm where they encountered Mari, a mesmerizing girl who could fly.

There are legends about a Dark Tower where a race of dragons awaits the command to rise and bring destruction. Kyle used to believe those were just myths—until the Black Dragon stole his beloved Alita. Now he must ally with a blue dragon named Blau to rescue her before she becomes the key to the Dark Tower's final directive: the complete annihilation of the world.

The story introduces five wealthy girls—Miyuki, Reika, Youko, Nina, and Kimiko—who receive a threat in the form of a video tape from an unknown source. Police are stationed at the school where the girls have enrolled. Kimiko dislikes being confined to the school grounds and convinces the others to trick the police into leaving. As soon as the police are gone, three armed terrorists attack the girls. A lighthearted and comedic adventure follows as the heroines attempt to thwart their attackers.

In "UFO Princess Valkyrie: Shichiten Battou Hanayome Shuugyou," the queen of Planet Valhalla comes to Earth carrying a virtual reality program named the "bride training boot camp." This system creates a variety of scenarios intended to test couples by handing out random cards that illustrate potential marital troubles. For example, Kazuto and Valkyrie must prepare a meal together, Raine and Kazuto's sister face the struggle of living in poverty, and Akina and Hydra undergo a wedding rehearsal, each taking on the parts of bride and groom. The pairs encounter a series of improbable and mismatched situations designed to measure how well they fit together.

The nefarious Phone Pole Team is dedicated to a singular objective: world conquest. Finding global domination too difficult, the group has pivoted to a new strategy of capturing the world one prefecture at a time. Upon learning of these plans, the mayor's office of their current target recruits the entire high school baseball team—consisting of all three members—to face this threat. Throughout this one-shot OVA, our heroes must battle Faceless Minions(tm) and rampaging cyborgs, attempt desperate undercover operations, and navigate a touch of romance, all while striving to protect their neighborhood and justify the stipend provided by the city council.

In "Mousou Kagaku Series: Wandaba Style," thirteen-year-old genius Tsukumo Susumu knows everything there is to know about aerodynamics and dreams of flying to the moon without any standard rocket fuel. To make this happen, he launches an ambitious project combining his deep understanding of physics, science, and creative imagination. The key players in his plan are the members of the struggling idol group Mix JUICE—Himawari, Yuri, Ayame, and Sakura. Together, they develop bizarre and inventive concepts, all leading toward the goal of holding the world's first-ever concert on the moon. Can the girls of Mix JUICE overcome their obstacles and actually reach the lunar surface?

A young Japanese actress looks back on her childhood during wartime in Korea. Her father leaves to fight, her baby sister Miko dies from typhoid, and her beloved Korean maid Ohana is dismissed after a mistake that nearly costs Chiko her life. Gradually, Chiko comes to understand that Japan rules the country and that Koreans face persecution. When the war ends, the Koreans drive out the Japanese, and the roles are reversed. Now Chiko’s family is unwanted. Then the Russians arrive, and everything changes. They must burn all photographs to avoid any suspicion—even Miko’s picture. But when the Russians come to their house, they decide to escape across the 38th Parallel toward freedom. A group of men, women, and children struggles through the mountains, guided by the light of the North Star. Along the way, they meet a Korean man who, despite having lost his own family to the Japanese, is willing to help them evade the Russian soldiers.

In the middle of the 21st century, humanity has spread out into space, with the Planet Catcher Corporation leading the way in mining resources from asteroids and comets. On the asteroid Tortatis lives Nanbu Ushiwaka, a 12-year-old who has the unique status of being the only space-born child to have survived past infancy. Their tranquil existence is disrupted when a military satellite causes a catastrophe during a mission to capture Halley's Comet. Abandoned to survive on their own by both the government and the corporation, Ushiwaka and the other colonists struggle to survive. With the asteroid's nuclear reactor on the verge of meltdown, they wonder if they can escape their dire situation or if they will perish among the stars.

When Jiro was an infant, a colossal oni brought him to his adoptive parents and promised to come back for him after 15 years. Now that the time has arrived, Jiro must face hostile oni, sinister cultists, and their servants while trying to shield his parents and girlfriend from their attacks. In the end, he must travel across time—past, future, and alternate dimensions—to accept his fate as the reincarnation of Shuten Doji.

While taking a stroll in Tokyo, Linn Suzuki discovers a strange device buried in the ground. She is suddenly attacked by assailants but rescued by an enigmatic, handsome stranger who quickly defeats them. Linn had fled from Deep Kyoto to escape her abusive guardian and journeyed to Edo in search of her missing brother, who is rumored to work at the Kuon Detective Agency. The stranger is revealed to be Miho Kuon, who invites Linn to stay with her and gives her the nickname Kotetsu, a diminutive of Tetsu, after Miho's sibling Tetsujin. As events progress, a secret organization called the Syndicate begins pursuing Miho, drawing Linn further into their dangerous chase.

A century following their demise, six revered holy warriors are reincarnated to deliver justice upon the former ally who sold them out to a malevolent deity. Across the feudal province of Edo, these six samurai journey in search of the last Saint Soldier, Haohmaru, and their sworn enemy, Shirou Amakusa. Will the champions of divine radiance overcome the forces of darkness, or is history doomed to repeat itself? Before their century-long quest concludes, these six swordsmen will demonstrate that the only force stronger than their sacred blades is the unyielding strength of their resolve.

In "Megami Paradise," Mama Megami, the supreme mother goddess and ruler of Paradise, decides to retire and appoints the young sorceress Lilith as one of her protectors. Lilith’s initial duty is to recruit two additional capable guardians for the incoming Mama Megami. However, recruitment proves difficult when Stashia, one of Lilith’s top candidates, turns down the offer. Furthermore, Lilith fails to contact the second potential guardian, a brave warrior named Juliana, due to a misunderstanding caused by Stashia’s younger sister, Rurubell. Although Rurubell is eager to become a guardian, Lilith rejects her as too young and inexperienced. When Paradise is attacked by an evil goddess seeking to conquer the realm, Lilith, along with Stashia, Rurubell, and Juliana, must unite to fend off the invaders.

High school student Taku Shimamura is suddenly transported to the strange world of Slaffleaze, where intelligent creatures rule and the oppressive ruling class, led by the evil Zolba, schemes to invade the world they call Capricorn—Earth. Uniting with the oppressed peasants of Slaffleaze, Taku must find a way to stop Zolba's dark forces before the path to the unsuspecting Earth is opened. To succeed, he must first earn the love and trust of the last of the Yappie, the ancestral guardians of Slaffleaze. This is a challenge that demands more than a little courage and daring, because the last Yappie is not just a cute young female—she's also a dragon.

This thrilling series, inspired by classic 1950s science fiction, begins with the mysterious vanishing of the innovative G-Reaction engines, signaling an immense danger to all of humanity. Confronted by an overpowering alien invasion force with fleets of flying saucers, teen prodigies Penny Carter and Billy Kimura unite with a secret organization to protect Earth from the alien helmet worms and their terrifying tentacles. Navigating through extraterrestrial assaults and deadly disintegration rays poses enormous difficulties, yet Penny and Billy receive aerial support from veteran pilot James and his experienced leader, Captain Clayton. Together, they face a threat that goes far beyond ordinary human comprehension.

In the story "Sorcerer on the Rocks," the cold-hearted wizard Chivas Scotch accepts a job from Count Cuttlefish to eliminate a dangerous monster threatening a local village. However, the task goes wrong when Chivas cannot defeat the beast, compelling him to shift his mind into his attractive ally Gin Fizz.

The anime (specifically episode 2) features Rockman traveling from the Game-World to the real world to learn about Japanese cultural differences. This was created as a special episode for the original Mega Man cartoon series by Ruby-Spears, which aired around 1995 in the United States. The special was completed before Ruby-Spears decided to redesign their entire show with a completely new look meant for American audiences. Since it no longer matched the new style, it was never included in the series. However, two more episodes about the same story were produced shortly afterward, this time under the main title "Rockman" (unlike episode 2, where he is called "Mega Man" even in the Japanese dub). It is unknown if these three episodes ever received an official release until 2002, when Capcom of Japan decided to finally release them on DVD for Rockman's 15th Anniversary. Both Japanese and English dubs are included, but no subtitles. It is unknown if any other secret animated works of the original Rockman game series exist.

In 1580, Nobunaga Oda is on the verge of conquering the whole of Japan, commanding a powerful army armed with cutting-edge weapons and ruling through sheer brutality. Among his loyal commanders is Ginnai Doma, a one-time samurai who has been transformed into a nearly unstoppable killing machine. While Ginnai continues to wipe out ninjas and other foes standing against Nobunaga's rule, Shishimaru of the Iga Ninja clan sets off on a personal quest for vengeance, going against the strategies of the Koga Ninja. His aim is to avenge his fallen comrades and take down the immortal Ginnai.

The sexy superagents Kei and Yuri run into major trouble while searching for Kei's godson, encountering a deadly ski patrol. This episode collection also shows the crime fighters battling seagulls and assassins. These two anime characters never get a break, as they constantly risk their lives to accomplish their crucial missions.

The Abashiri family has long been infamous as one of the most powerful and fearsome criminal organizations in the world. Led by the terrifying Daemon Abashiri, the clan is preparing for their greatest and most audacious heist. During a bank robbery, Daemon reveals that his youngest child, Kikunosuke Abashiri, is the first daughter born into the family in eighteen generations, and this announcement leads him to decide to retire from their criminal life. To Kikunosuke's horror, her father has enrolled her at the prestigious Paradise Academy, intending to mold her into a proper lady. However, she soon realizes that the school is just as merciless as the underworld she left behind. How will Kikunosuke navigate an academy where the teachers are intent on eliminating their students?

Padudu, a twelve-year-old apprentice witch, is chosen to represent her hometown at the coliseum. To prepare, she puts on her magical fish costume, which keeps her comfortable and fed. While traveling, she is carried off by a river and ends up in Dance Valley. There, Mayor Koffy captures her and throws her into a dungeon, hoping to remove her as a rival for Dance Valley's coliseum contender. Luckily, Padudu meets the mysterious witch Nonononn in the dungeon. The two team up for a magical battle to survive. At the end of the Blue Gender Trailer, the phrase "Magical witchland" appears! This story is the online adaptation of Mahou Yugi.

In Dirty Pair Flash 2, the unpredictable special agents Kei and Yuri are thrown into turmoil on an amusement park planet. While handling their assignments, they confront a range of perils including an android assassin, killers who alter genders, and dangerous ghosts. Amid their chaotic exploits, the Lovely Angels also become involved in hunting a con artist and unexpectedly give romantic guidance to the software engineer under their protection.

After the demon wars conclude, the Flower Division finally gets a chance to rest following their intense battles. In Sakura Wars 2, the narrative centers on exploring each member of the Flower Division Combatees through episodic stories, as they set out on various adventures across Japan.

Milk-chan is a girl residing in a house attached to the side of a building, accompanied by her two sidekicks: Tetsu-ko, a paranoid robot shaped like a bottle, and Hanage, a green blob with a moustache. Milk is broke and cannot afford the rent, especially after her scheme to extort a local ant family falls through. However, she gets saved when the president himself offers her a job (some kind of secret mission). Milk-chan answers the phone to receive assignments from The President by saying something like, "Hello, Bank of Hokkaido. Just kidding!" Once she gets her mission, Milk-chan and her sidekicks take off in the "Milk-6" helicopter to carry it out. Did I mention this is a spoof of 1970s spy thrillers or some sort of Bond movies? :)

Yuna Kagurazaka, a clumsy but kind-hearted 16-year-old, has her life changed forever when she wins a competition to find the galaxy's purest heart. She is appointed the Savior of Light, an interstellar hero and magical girl who pilots the mecha El Line to protect cosmic peace. Her adventure takes a dark turn when she is falsely accused of destroying a city while in El Line. Special agent Misaki Ichijouin of the Galaxy Alliance captures Yuna, but soon uncovers the truth behind the accusation. With help from Yuna's friends, Misaki works to restore her reputation and stop an evil force from resurging and threatening the galaxy.

Special shorts focusing on character relationships.

The story takes place in Steam City, a London-inspired metropolis where society runs entirely on coal and steam power. The steam frequently shrouds the city in a thick mist. Villains exploit this misty cover to hide and carry out their nefarious deeds. Only a handful of people dare to venture into the depths of the steam haze. They are known as the Steam Detectives: Narutaki (armed with his convertible all-purpose pistol), his nurse-assistant Lingling, and his Megamaton robot Gohliki.

In the year 4699, a brave young person embarks on a high-tech journey to find the only individual who can save Earth from the universe's most fearsome beast, the great white whale Moby Dick. But tracking down the fugitive Captain Ahab and his elusive crew of whalers to convince them to end the leviathan's long reign of terror is an enormous challenge. The critical question is whether Ahab will rise to this challenge one more time.

Chief Gooley faces his worst nightmare when the Lovely Angels return to duty, only for the 3WA's Central Computer to burden them with two simultaneous cases: probing a space liner explosion that killed three hundred people, with no one stepping forward to claim insurance money, and locating a missing scientist along with his family. Are these two cases linked? Only the Central Computer holds the answer, and it refuses to share. So the Dirty Pair must get down and dirty to crack the mystery before time expires for a grieving grandfather, his loved ones, and the entire universe.

The cyborg agent known as "009-1," Mylene Hoffman, receives orders from her handler "Number Zero" to neutralize a jazz musician suspected of being a double agent. While immersing herself in his life, she becomes less certain of his guilt and more conflicted. She faces a choice: finish the mission or give in to her growing feelings before it's too late.

Have you ever encountered the ideal woman? Did she already have the ideal partner? Feeling unable to measure up? Then why not create your own? When a hobbyist mad scientist attempts to construct a mechanical copy of that dream girl, the result is Marie. Naturally, unforeseen complications arise. The builder crafted her so well that Marie possesses her own will and a barrage of questions to accompany it—the same questions that everyone asks about existence. Where did I come from? Why am I here? Why do I look exactly like that girl over there?! Well, maybe not everyone has to worry about that last one, but Marie certainly does.

A TV special, known as episode 2.5, that takes place between episodes 2 and 3.

Three young girls, unknown to one another, each possess an innate passion and ability for music. From vastly different backgrounds, they are brought together by coincidence at a concert featuring their idol—the elegant and remarkably gifted star of a prestigious music academy. The performance resonates deeply within each of their hearts, uniting them under a shared ambition for fame. Driven by their love of music, every girl enrolls at the academy and later reunites in an exclusive class for uniquely talented students. As their voices blend in harmony, they discover that their connection goes beyond a mere love for singing. A mysterious blue gem, an achingly beautiful melody... how do these relics of the past relate to the uncertain future of these gifted three? Will the Angel of Music bestow her favor and grant their dreams... or will the trials of their music academy tear them apart forever?

In "Sin: The Movie," Blade investigates a string of strange abductions, uncovering a deepening mystery linked to the mysterious SinTEK corporation and its powerful leader, Elexis Sinclair. A brilliant biochemist, Sinclair will do whatever it takes to achieve her ultimate goal: a plan that could either advance human evolution or spell disaster for humanity.

The Super Milk-Chan Show features Milk-chan, a baby who drools and uses profanity constantly, living alongside an outdated robot named Tetsuko, a slug called Hanage, and their unpredictable pet Robodog. When summoned by the President, Milk-chan and the crew spring into action to deal with a series of bizarre situations—everything from stopping a counterfeiter obsessed with Belgian waffles to conducting therapy sessions for an intoxicated school of fish1,294 Throughout their adventures, they must constantly dodge their relentless landlord, who is owed six months of back rent.

The Dirty Pair are en route to the planet Ookbar to find a missing girl. Kei and Yuri have tracked Missinie to the forest of Nolandia, but their investigation has been hindered by the unhelpful Chief of Security. Still, the Dirty Pair have never let a little bureaucracy get in their way.

The bizarre and enchanted occurrences from the previous season have resulted in Kazuto now having two Valkyries. He finds himself cohabitating with and caring for both a teenage princess Valkyrie and a child princess Valkyrie, while their marriage still remains unfulfilled.

In an alternate version of the Meiji era, Sakamoto Ryunosuke returns to Kyoto from Shanghai alongside his youkai companion, Nekomaru. A new law requires youkai to obtain a license in order to live peacefully alongside humans. The Kidou Shinsengumi Co. Ltd. is tasked with capturing unlicensed youkai, but they encounter opposition from the Tsubamegumi, a group that opposes the new regulations. As the story unfolds, it is revealed that Ryunosuke is the son of the company's owner.

In a futuristic world, Nuku-Nuku suddenly appears in the Natsume household, her memories completely gone. She takes on the guise of a lovely young woman named Atsuko Higuchi. With her striking appearance, gentle nature, and amazing cooking abilities, she quickly wins over 14-year-old Ryunosuke, who finds daily happiness in her presence. Yet soon after her arrival, strange events begin occurring throughout Maneki City—experimental devices go haywire, fighter jets fly alarmingly low, and general mayhem breaks loose. At each incident, a mysterious silhouette resembling a young girl is glimpsed.

In the remote village of Djana En, under the rule of Lord Haven, his son Redon lives a peaceful yet unsatisfying existence aiding the villagers. After his parents are suddenly murdered, Redon must flee the village with a small band of allies. Cornered near "God's Wall"—the mythical serpent skin that separates Djana En from the outside world—Redon hears a voice urging him to cross through a newly formed crack in the wall to reach the legendary land of Crystania, where immense power awaits. With no alternative, Redon and his companions step through the mysterious gap, only to discover that Crystania is nothing like the tales they were told. They confront dangerous creatures and shape-shifting beastmen, wondering if they have stumbled into an even worse nightmare than the one they escaped. Their fortunes shift when they encounter two travelers who grasp the chaotic situation unfolding in Crystania.

Miami Takashi's academy has reduced higher education to utter depravity: armed hall monitors patrol the halls, teachers conceal their faces behind masks, and special detention sessions take place in a torture chamber hidden under the gym. This curriculum is designed to devour innocent young students, and poor Miami has been named the one "Least Likely to Survive" in her class. Is there any hope? Can anyone rescue her? Then appears Kekko Kamen, the most outrageous superheroine ever seen! Wearing only a red mask and red boots, she is the supreme protector of innocents like Miami. Armed with her reliable nunchaku and a body that never gives up, she will turn the swine running this hellish school into minced pork! But who is she really? Only creator Go Nagai knows for certain, and he's not revealing a thing—except for plenty of free glimpses of Kekko Kamen's magnificent physique!

The four-episode OVA series Ai Tenshi Densetsu Wedding Peach DX (Deluxe), released in 1996–1997, offers distinct storylines and design updates with minor art style changes compared to the TV series. Each OVA centers on one of the Ai Tenshi and is tied to a specific season: Wedding Peach appears in summer, Angel Salvia in autumn, Angel Daisy in winter, and Angel Lily in spring. While these seasonal themes are present, the episodes are mostly self-contained, although they occasionally reference prior OVAs through comments by Hinagiku and Yuri. The stories take place two years after the Ai Tenshi's conflict with Reine Devila.

Variable Geo depicts a savage competition in which waitresses fight fiercely, blending potent energy attacks with deadly martial arts techniques. In this setting, underpaid but physically capable contestants view VG as a fast track to money. Those who win collect substantial cash prizes, while those who lose endure utter degradation, frequently having all their clothing taken away. Lurking beneath this high-stakes entertainment are dark influences and crooked practices. Performance-enhancing drugs surpass steroids in strength, and demonic possessions take the place of pre-match rituals. The sponsoring companies seek not only profits but also hidden, evil schemes. All these factors are essential to the warped nature of the game.

During the 1920s, Inaho resurrects the vampire Mosquiton by feeding him her blood. Upon awakening, he becomes her slave. Inaho is now searching for the O-Part, a relic that can give her immortality. However, various supernatural monsters try to stop them from achieving their objective.

Lady Sheru is plagued by recurring dreams of her past life as Pirotesse. In these visions, her beloved Ashram is being tortured by the soul of Barbas, who is masquerading as their former king, Beld of Marmo. Interpreting this as a desperate call for aid, Sheru sets out to rescue him by using the Chaos Ring to enter the realm of chaos. Meanwhile, Redon and his companions are once again summoned to fight as ancient creatures, sealed away for centuries, begin to reappear. Their paths will intersect anew, and the fate of Crystania will rest upon their shoulders.

Set in the 1920s, the world faces a new threat as demons emerge from the darkness. Only those possessing vast amounts of spirit energy stand a chance to save the Earth. The Flower Division has been deployed to eradicate these fiends, serving as humanity's sole hope for survival. Armed with innovative steam-powered machines and unique fighting techniques, they are the only ones capable of stopping the demonic invasion.

Yorn looks up at two enormous floating cities in the sky, dreaming of uncovering their secrets. Suddenly, those secrets come seeking him. Assassins from Eden kill his father, and Yorn becomes their next target. A nameless old man and a mysterious young girl assist Yorn in his journey to find his missing mother and uncover the truth. Dubbed the God Hunter, Yorn races against the sinister plans of the technological overlords.

In "Steel Angel Kurumi Encore," four additional shorts focus on the adventures of the Steel Angels. Saki enters the film world as an actress, while Karinka goes on a blind date with Kamihito. Kurumi dedicates herself to training as a traditional Japanese lady. Meanwhile, the other Steel Angels compete for Nakahito's affections.

A rogue scientist in San Francisco has devised a method to create a new type of creature known as Neo-Aragami, removing the need for Susanoo's energy. When these monsters begin wreaking havoc across California, the U.S. government seeks assistance from the former members of the Terrestrial Administration Center (TAC).

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The third season of UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie does not follow a single overarching narrative like the second season's "Valkyrie Ghost" arc. Instead, it presents six standalone episodes that focus on the daily lives of Kazuto and his companions. New developments include Raine and Chorus moving into a house on Earth, and each of the other three Valhalla princesses receives her own spotlight episode. The season culminates in Kazuto and Valkyrie—who manages to maintain her adult form in this episode—making another attempt to get married.

Embark on a harrowing descent into faith and treachery as the notorious Jubei Yagyu unleashes his lethal swords against both righteous and wicked forces. Amid an eruption of unimaginable brutality, the Shogun's armies show no mercy, cutting down their foes without hesitation. On the rocky peninsula of Amakusa, the devout await divine intervention while a demon stirs among them. Driven by a thirst for revenge, a Child of Heaven becomes Hell's messenger. Haunted by visions of Amakusa's final moments, the legendary swordsman Jubei Yagyu returns to his family estate, seeking relief from the bloody obligations of a feudal vassal. Life in Yagyu village carries a peace ill-suited to an era of armed insurrection and unholy pacts. For Jubei, this tranquility feels far too thin, and soon disturbing rumors reach him. Four deceased heroes reclaim their existence, thriving on the fear and turmoil of the age. Compelled to draw his sword once more, Jubei resumes his journey toward vengeance and damnation in Ninja Resurrection! Note: The series was originally planned for four episodes, but because a scene in the first episode closely resembled an actual event occurring in Japan at the time, external pressure forced it to conclude after two episodes, leaving the story unresolved on a cliffhanger.

Take two stunning women armed with whips, include a magician and a muscle-bound fighter, then tie everything together with a lusty young man who flirts with anything that breathes, and what do you get? Simple: the most hilarious, steamiest adventure series around! That's right—Chocolate, Tira, Carrot, and the rest of the Sorcerer Hunters crew return for three tantalizing episodes. When Carrot attempts to charm a lovely older woman (while Chocolate tries to charm Carrot), a steamy hot springs getaway becomes even hotter... and more comedic. Next, our heroes dive into battle against the Death Master, an evil necromancer who has turned an entire town into his willing zombie thralls! Finally, an ancient tree with legendary matchmaking powers turns a relaxing picnic into a love-mad free-for-all! Can even the Sorcerer Hunters withstand this level of heat?

The last occasion Saki left a school was to swap her school uniform for prison attire, but when federal authorities required someone to penetrate a merciless crime syndicate operating inside an elite high school, they decided they required the most formidable bad girl available. Now Saki is back on the streets for a decisive final exam, equipped with a concealed gadget that merely appears to be a yo-yo, and permitted to employ any level of force to accomplish her mission. Saki is charming, dangerous, and prepared to risk everything—since if she fails this assignment, her next garment will be a body bag.

Through the long-range warp known as the "Exodus Project," Worns, Ryer, and the other crew members of "Watchers Nest" manage to escape from Earth. Misaki, who was participating in the final battle against "Ghoul" at that time, is not present there, and before her eyes, the Earth changes and becomes sealed within a time barrier. Ryer and the others search for a way out of this spacetime maze, but the Earth transforms into various forms. Countless "Nows" emerge due to differing time axes. And Misaki, who should have vanished because of the Exodus Project incident, appears even more so. Before Ryer and the others, different versions of Misaki manifest: the Misaki from training school, the Misaki from her childhood days. Are these reflections caused by the conflicts that exist within Misaki? She awakens a second time, and when she finds the answer, that history is now leading in a completely different direction. Will Misaki, Ryer, and the others be able to discover a truly happy ending?!

After the conclusion of the TV series, the immortal group of Kate, Rose, Rachel, and Claire juggle their schoolwork alongside their responsibilities as vigilantes. Their previous involvement with the mysterious red garden on Roosevelt Island comes back to the forefront when two enigmatic transfer students, Louise and Edgar, start forming bonds with them.

The formerly thriving planet Aqualoid has been reduced to a barren wasteland following a mysterious attack by the Inorganics. When Nam uncovers an enigmatic sword, he becomes the target of a worldwide manhunt. As the Inorganics draw nearer, can Nam and his allies decipher the sword's mystery and rescue their world? Or will their actions bring about Aqualoid's complete ruin, opening the door for a fresh start known as Birth?

A crew of five female pirates commands the advanced starship Sol Bianca, which possesses technology far beyond any other vessel in existence. They search for treasures like the Gnosis—a legendary artifact of immense power—and pasha, the most precious mineral across the galaxy. During their journey, they must address the plea of a stowaway who seeks to rescue his beloved, while also pursuing vengeance against those who have harmed them.

In a far-off future, a cruel alien race schemes to conquer the entire galaxy. Emeraldas, a mysterious female warrior, serves as humanity's final hope against the brutal Afressians. Haunted by the painful memory of a lost love, she travels the Sea of Stars as a fabled privateer, obliterating oppressive foes with her powerful arsenal of advanced weaponry. But when the cunning Commander Eldomain captures a group of innocent civilians, Emeraldas falls into a deadly trap that may prove too much even for her.

An ancient legend speaks of a mystical Power Stone that can fulfill any wish for its owner. Adventurers from around the world fiercely compete to discover this hidden gem. Based on the Dreamcast game, POWERSTONE reveals the backstory behind the game's setup. The story follows the main character, Fokker, as he trains hard to follow the path of his idol, Vargas.

This anime is adapted from the PlayStation game of the same name. The story follows four individuals who journey across the barren land of Filgaea, forging a legendary tale along the way. These adventurers are Sheyenne Rainstorm, a gunslinger wielding the legendary weapon known as ARMs; Kiel Aromax, a scientist who looks like he should be carrying a sword; Roleta Oratorio the Crest Sorceress, a magic-user who employs cards called Crests to cast spells; and Mirabelle Graceland, a member of the Noble Red, a family of vampiric beings who coexist with humans. They also travel with two small, intelligent, furry creatures from the Popepi Pipepo Tribe, named Isaac and Jerusha.

In 2120, following Earth's near destruction in the final great world war, humanity has expanded to colonize other worlds. On the colony of Gloire, however, the inhabitants are caught off guard and ill-prepared when the Zor arrive—beings who were the planet's original inhabitants and departed after their own near-fatal catastrophe. Returning to reclaim their former homeworld, an unyielding war erupts between the two species, ultimately leading to a climactic clash that ends in a no-win situation for both sides.

A "patapi" is an adorable mechanical creature similar to a cyber pet, capable of eating, sleeping, playing, and even assisting its owners with various tasks. When Hibari Hanakoganei receives a patapi from a prince in her dreams, she is overjoyed and names it "Densuke." As mysterious forces attempt to steal Densuke, Hibari discovers that it is no ordinary patapi—Densuke possesses magical powers enabling it to transform into a powerful cyber-fighter resembling Hibari. Hibari's friends also receive similar patapis, and together they form the Cyber Team in Akihabara.

In a futuristic setting, Kei and Yuri serve as Trouble Consultants for the 3WA, operating under the codename "Lovely Angels." Known across the galaxy as the Dirty Pair, they are celebrated for consistently completing their assignments, though they also carry a notorious reputation for leaving a trail of collateral damage and disorder behind them.

A full three years have passed since Gargoyle and Neo-Atlantis were defeated, but now a fresh threat emerges in the form of Geiger. This new foe wields advanced robotic technology and plans to spark a global war, then take control amid the resulting turmoil. Once again, Nadia and Jean are thrust into action, striving to keep the world from bringing about its own destruction.

During a business trip, cereal salesmen Osamu and Jay come across a strange roadblock. Investigating, they witness a secret government operation where two mysterious demon-like beings attack military personnel who had responded to a crash involving a vehicle carrying classified research. In the debris, Osamu finds a stunning hermaphrodite with one gold eye and one crimson eye, sealed inside a frozen chamber. Before fleeing, Osamu presses a kiss to the glass between them. Later, Osamu and Jay confront Jay's father, a high-ranking scientist at a government lab. He reveals that what they saw is top secret and that without his intervention, they would face prison. Jay wants to move on, but Osamu is determined to learn more. By stealing a security badge, Osamu locates the facility where the person he kissed is held and learns their name is Kimera. Driven by an inexplicable urge, Osamu dreams of escaping with Kimera, even though the reasons for Kimera's captivity and the nature of such a relationship remain unclear.

After the U.S. military overthrows a brutal Central American dictator, a thirst for revenge arises. When the Bay City Hotel unveils its state-of-the-art supercomputer, the deposed leader and his hacking-savvy daughter hatch a scheme. Using her computer skills, they seize control of the hotel's room service system to aim a nuclear missile at Washington D.C. Their nuclear retaliation plan faces an unexpected obstacle—City Hunter. The only remaining question: will the girl pushing the launch button or the man pulling the trigger act first?

Several years have passed, and Kyosuke Kasuga is now nineteen. He receives a cryptic phone call warning him about approaching vehicles, but he ignores it. Ironically, he is struck by a car, and due to his telepathic powers, he is thrown three years into the future. His twenty-two-year-old future counterpart is a photographer who has gone missing in Bosnia and is presumed dead. Kyosuke must locate that future self and return his nineteen-year-old self to the proper time. During this journey, he meets Hikaru again, who has become a famous professional dancer. Madoka is also present, troubled by both the disappearance of the twenty-two-year-old Kyosuke in Bosnia and the car accident involving the nineteen-year-old Kyosuke.

In the town of Nerima, the energetic Hideki and his level-headed brother Ichiro cultivate a daikon radish farm alongside their cousin Mako, who is both lively and self-centered. The three of them dream of saving up enough money to build their own concert hall, so that their band—the Nerima Daikon Brothers—can rise to fame. However, what they earn from the farm and Ichiro's side job at a host club is not enough to meet their goal quickly, which leads them to try a series of quick-money schemes. Their typical plan involves intercepting criminals and seizing the stolen money, but even when they manage to stop the wrongdoers, the brothers never end up any richer. In spite of these failures and the meddling of policewoman Yukika Karakuri, the trio refuses to give up on their dream of success. With help from the inventions provided by rental shop owner Nabeshin, the Nerima Daikon Brothers find themselves in one absurd predicament after another, propelled by their lively music and comedy.

In the TV series All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku, each episode follows Nuku Nuku’s comedic exploits and mishaps at high school, along with her dealings with a peculiar set of classmates. The larger narrative pits Mishima Industries against the rest of the world, as the corporation pursues global domination through its products. Opposing them are Kyuusaku Natsume and Nuku Nuku, an android who serves as a caretaker for Kyuusaku’s child. Nuku Nuku’s classmates are each defined by strong traits: Futaba, the class president, is a rigid control freak who cannot tolerate any challenge to her authority; Chieko Shirakaba, a wealthy socialite, is always accompanied by two fawning hangers-on. Other students include a diligent bookworm, a mystic who predicts doom with tarot cards and other supernatural methods, a scientist, and a pop singer who communicates only through song. These distinctive personalities generate much of the show’s humor.

In a distant region of the planet Arcana, Palme, a sentient android forged from mystical wood capable of absorbing the memories of civilizations where it takes root, is awakened by Koram, an injured warrior of the Sol tribe. Koram entrusts Palme with the mystical 'Egg of the Roof', imploring the android to transport it to the legendary realm of Tamas. Now imbued with a sense of purpose, Palme accepts this quest to deliver the relic to its origin at the planet's center, a place currently threatened by a malevolent and destructive force.

Local folklore holds that if two people witness the diamond dust phenomenon together, they are destined for eternal happiness. "Diamond Daydreams" explores the romantic journeys, friendships, and personal struggles of six young women from Hokkaido. The story examines how the occurrence of diamond dust shapes their fates and fuels their search for fulfillment.

In the near future, robot technology has progressed to the point where machines achieve self-awareness. Led by the Black King, these robots wipe out much of humanity and take over the world. The few who survive the initial catastrophe are forced into lifelong slavery. Amidst this suffering, a solitary hero emerges as humanity's savior: Casshan, a being who is both man and machine, determined to fight the Black King and his forces until the very end.

The group is journeying when they come across a girl who appears to be in distress. Naturally, none of them can resist rushing to her aid. However, this girl is not what she appears to be—neither her true intentions nor her "humanity" are as they seem. Before long, the entire gang finds themselves confronted with Sanzo's past, and a particular young boy who is capable of holding a grudge for years on end.

The story picks up immediately after the shocking finale of Godannar, with Anna stunned to witness Mira at the controls of the Neo Okusaer.

During the early days of the industrial revolution, feudal Japan is in chaos. The ruling Shogun use their abusive authority to spread fear and control over the oppressed people. Beatings, imprisonment, rape, and murder are the methods they employ to maintain their power. The bloodshed must stop. A group of Samurai have united, and with the advent of new weapons and technology, they possess both the resolve and the tools to resist and fight back. Ichimatsu is one of these warriors. During the day, he works undercover at a local tavern, in the evenings he visits the brothels, and at night, he delivers severe, gun-barrel justice. He is here to help. He is Samurai Gun.

Takuya Isurugi, an anime fan and aviation enthusiast, enlists in the 801st Tactical Training Squadron only to quickly realize he is in over his head. The unit is led by veteran pilot Mitsuru Konishi, who is charged with keeping order among the "Airbats," a female aerial demonstration team. The squad includes impulsive duo Miyuki Haneda and Arisa Mitaka, karaoke-loving gambling prodigy Sakura Saginomiya, and junk food devotee Yoko Shimorenjaku. Haneda and Mitaka often clash, and their rivalry intensifies when both start developing romantic feelings for Isurugi. As questions about the team's worth spread throughout the Japan Air Self-Defense Force, the Airbats must come together or face being disbanded.

After Gravion's decisive final assault, the Zeravire threat seemed to recede for a time. Yet with their unforeseen reappearance, Earth Gult and its ultimate weapon, the super robot Gravion, are called back into action to protect the planet. At the same time, the EFA is developing its own answer to the Zeravire danger—the Grand Trooper. As they struggle to repel the Zeravire, the people of Earth Gult and the EFA alike must work to secure their future, come to terms with their pasts, and uncover the truth behind the Zeravire.

Seventeen-year-old Nanaka Kirisato is a serious high school student with big ambitions, often scolding her best friend Nenji Nagihara for his childish antics and frequent brawls with other boys. After a fierce quarrel with Nenji, she falls down a flight of stairs and sustains a head injury, which causes her mind to regress to that of a six-year-old. To keep her condition hidden, Nanaka's father and Nenji must conceal the truth of the accident while she struggles to adapt once more to everyday life and go through a second period of growing up.