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In "Nyan Dere," you can experience the everlasting affection of feline friendship. You share your home with five cats who remain happy regardless of what you do—whether you cuddle them, offer them treats, or just say their names. These loyal cats always stay close to you, radiating unconditional love.

When a two-dimensional world learns of the existence of our universe, they dispatch a group of attractive Domni-Matrixes to prepare Earth for full assimilation. But once freed from their flat, dull 2-D reality, Compiler and Assembler quickly realize that cybersex with a couple of 3-D men is far more enjoyable than planetary conquest. Now, between hooking up with their boyfriends, Assembler and Compiler must defend Earth from being erased by their former masters and a legion of killer programs.

Following his older brother's death, Ginjiro Yamazaki vows to keep his parents safe. When he transfers to a new school, he gets caught up in numerous altercations.

Based on the childrens' book Little Polar Bear by Dutch author Hans de Beer.

A continuation of adventures of the Little Polar Bear.

Based on Big Joe's manga, these OVAs recount the journey of Kazami Mantarou as he works to sharpen his culinary talents and convince his irritable father of his worth as a chef.

The third collection of animated short films featuring the beloved Imagin characters from the live-action Japanese series "Kamen Rider Den-O."

New 12-episode OVA series featuring the Imagin stars of the popular 2007 Kamen Rider Den-O live action tv series.

Seikima II, a genuine Japanese death-metal act celebrated for its kabuki-style aesthetics and lyrical focus on sexual assault, murder, and Satanic destruction, is portrayed in this OVA as demons hailing from the Makai alternate realm. The story centers around five ruthless demons, including the band members, led by Demon Kogure, who plot to exterminate humanity. Their primary opponent is Rosa, a guardian figure who is actually the rehabilitated war deity Freyja in disguise. As the demons aim to activate their catastrophic device, the Tower of Babel, Rosa works feverishly to complete her counter-device, the Tower of Cain. At the moment the demons are poised for triumph and global devastation, their leader suddenly changes tactics. Rather than destroying the world, he opts to form a music group to lure humans into demon worship through rock-and-roll.

The manga Princess Connection, originally serialized in Betsukomi Flower Comics by Kazumi Ooya, centers on a mostly male pop group that also functions as a detective agency. Their tranquil daily life is shaken when someone from one member's past returns and causes trouble, eventually resulting in the abduction of the group's only female member.

A ten-episode original video animation released via web and DVD platforms, this production highlights the Imagin characters from the well-known 2007 live-action TV series Kamen Rider Den-O.

Aki Itou lives an ordinary high school life, spending her time reading books, caring for stray cats, eating out with her friend Kumi, daydreaming about growing up, and nursing a crush on a boy. Before long, however, she comes to realize that the real world can be unforgiving for girls who hold dreams and aspirations.

In the 26th century, humanity encounters a humanoid species living on the distant planet GO/7498/2. These beings, with dark skin and golden eyes, appear to live a simple and carefree existence. But a scouting party from Earth discovers a shocking reality: they have a symbiotic bond with vicious reptilian parasites. The presence of the Earth scientists endangers this delicate ecological balance.

Shiro is a loyal black cat who deeply loves her family and wants to help them through their hardships. But being a cat keeps her from doing much to support them. One night, driven by her wish to lend a hand, she makes a plea to the moon for the strength to assist those she cares about. When she wakes up the next morning, Shiro finds herself turned into a human girl.

Hakuo Gakuin, once a prestigious high school renowned for its martial arts, has entered a period of decline after its rival Seishikan poached its best students. Acting Principal Hojo Himeko sends Yagyu Ranko to Fuma Village to request aid from the legendary Fuma ninja clan. The Fuma leader dispatches Kojiro to Hakuo, where he confronts the formidable Yasha clan, commanded by Asuka Musashi, who fights on behalf of Seishikan. When Kojiro's allies join him, a long-overdue ninja conflict between the two clans resumes, reigniting a battle that had remained dormant for 500 years.

Instead of fading away after the Sengoku period, the assassin underworld in this tale of psychic ninjas went into hiding beneath Japan, now engaged in a fresh battle with extraterrestrial creatures originating from an ancient, crashed spaceship concealed for thousands of years.

In Tomoe ga Yuku! (Tomoe Will Go!), the protagonist Tomoe is bold enough to roller skate down highways for excitement. After a friend dies in a roller skating crash, Tomoe becomes a member of the stunt group Green Ship. Still grieving her friend's loss, she has no hesitation about starting a romance with the group's leader, Kazusa. Before long, she learns that Green Ship is actually a cover for an assassin training facility. Forced to flee both her new life and her love, Tomoe must reignite her fierce determination to battle the organization that now wants her dead.

Music video included as a bonus on a Premium Laser Disc release of the Tokyo Babylon OVA.

On the far edge of the school campus, an aged and decaying building has stood abandoned for many years. However, hidden deep inside this dilapidated structure is a significant mystery. After Takahiro and his pals accidentally discover a mysterious being called Saki, their fates become wrapped up in an unforeseen quest. Will Takahiro be able to rescue Saki's world from destruction?

Combining her expertise as an archaeologist with her black belt in martial arts, Ray Kazuki must use both her intellect and physical prowess as she dives headfirst into an exhilarating adventure. She is investigating a stunning new archaeological find: a legendary temple located in a remote region of the globe. As always, she carries a strange mirror that once belonged to her father—a mirror that might grant access to a vanished civilization. During the excavation, Ray encounters Mai and Mami Tachibana, two carefree adolescent girls who recklessly seek out danger. And danger they find, in the form of Rig Veda. Veda is after a major prize: Ray's mirror. But she must stop him at any cost, because if Veda gets his hands on this powerful object, he will unlock secrets that could lead to catastrophe.

Thirteen researchers attempted to unlock genetic potentials and engineered human-beast hybrids. Decades later, their thirteen children are caught up in a struggle to undo that legacy. Meanwhile, Shinichi, born to one of those scientists, allies with powerful Christian entities to defend the planet.

Hakuo Gakuin was once a prestigious high school renowned for its martial arts, but its rival institution, Seishikan, has been deceitfully poaching its top students, causing Hakuo to fall into decline. To turn things around, acting principal Hojo Himeko dispatches Yagyu Ranko to Fuma Village, seeking assistance from the legendary Fuma ninja clan. The Fuma leader sends Kojiro to Hakuo, where he soon confronts the notorious Yasha clan—who fight on behalf of Seishikan—under the command of Asuka Musashi. Before long, Kojiro's allies arrive, and a long-dormant ninja war, which had been postponed for 500 years, erupts between the two clans.

As high school graduation draws near, a tight-knit group of five friends struggles to decide what comes next. Juggling their own dreams, family expectations, and social obligations leaves them unsure of the right direction. Knowing their futures might take them to different places, they arrange one last trip together to a hot spring. But their plan goes awry when one girl gets on the incorrect train, cutting her off from the rest. The other friends then band together to track her down and bring everyone back together.

The bungling aliens continue scheming to take over Earth, with only the gigantic feminine robot ARIEL standing in their way. However, the adolescent pilots have personal lives to manage—after Kazumi receives an enigmatic love note from an anonymous admirer, must she abandon her first date just to save the planet?

Carol follows a teenage girl whose ordinary life takes an unexpected turn when she begins to notice that music is vanishing from her world—the chimes of Big Ben, her father's cello performances, and the live show of her favorite band, Gaball Screen, all fade away. After hearing mysterious voices, she gets transported to a fantastical realm, where she must battle evil creatures that are stealing music from Earth. Along the way, she receives help from three charming heroes: Clark, Tico, and Flash.

A super deformed parody that shows the "making of" Eternal Story and Destruction. It offers a very humorous behind-the-scenes look at what would happen if "Gall Force" were a live-action series rather than an animated one. Cast and crew members encounter severe and embarrassing problems when things don't go as planned; for instance, Lufy is utterly mortified when she becomes the focus of a large crowd of onlookers while naked; the director's insistence on realistic filming creates some genuinely high-voltage friction with Catty; and finally, after the premiere, the girls end up in a continuous on-stage brawl over which one is the most popular character.

In "Mainichi ga Nichiyoubi," Yumi Takeshita is a spirited new officer at the Tawagoto police station. She remembers being rescued by a mysterious stranger from a truck accident during her middle school days. On her first attempt at making an arrest, she encounters that same person, who introduces himself as a magician named Tohru Ichidaiji. Overjoyed to be reunited with her long-lost savior, Yumi frequently relies on the clever Tohru for assistance as she deals with a variety of strange cases in her role as a police officer.

On the distant planet Totsu Asuka, Mikado City's local police force has been overwhelmed by a spike in crimes involving armed robots. Sailor Victory rises as the sole protector against this turmoil, deploying their own fleet of combat-ready machines to deliver justice swiftly and with style. As public confidence in the police wanes, the department becomes willing to adopt any measures—even unethical ones—to regain favor and outshine Sailor Victory.

A story of swords and sorcery follows the young warrior-woman Tia Allbright and her hapless assistant Luke as they battle demon assassins in a fantasy land. Tia arrives on Marcleida island carrying her trusted sword Grandeek, which contains a spirit that aids her in her quests. She is immediately turned away. Determined to enter, Tia looks for a way past the fences guarding the entrance while another stranger arrives on the island to accept a mysterious job. Someone has been murdering the island's inhabitants and can appear and disappear at will. It seems the sword Aihorn has been stolen, and the spirit inside it seeks vengeance on those who killed its master fifty years ago. As Tia makes her way into the island, it becomes clear that both she and the stranger are pursuing the sword Aihorn, hoping to end its bloody rampage. However, the sword can possess whoever wields it, placing Tia and the stranger at a severe disadvantage. Based on the manga by Kohime Ohse, Tia and Grandeek must confront their greatest challenge yet.

In the peaceful realm of Villgust, which exists alongside our own world, an ancient malevolent deity is resurrected, unleashing terrifying monsters that plunge nations into despair and chaos. Moved by the desperate pleas of the inhabitants, the goddess Windina selects eight valiant fighters to confront this evil force and restore light to their world. Despite receiving divine blessing, these chosen warriors are initially unaware of their destined roles. Two teams must unite—the first comprising Kui, Chris, Fanna, and Youta, and the second consisting of Murobo, Remi, Ryuquir, and Bostov—before embarking on their journey to fulfill their mission and vanquish the evil deity.

The narrative centers on Nikolai, who appears to be a part-cyborg; Galory, a young boy who seems to be part human and part Crest person; and Althea, who is a full Crest person. A war between Earth and the Crest people has raged for three centuries, leaving lingering animosity between the two sides. The ship carrying Galory, Nikolai, and others is ambushed by automated attack vessels originating from a massive Crest ship that has been seized by an automaton. Nearly everyone on board is killed. Galory, Nikolai, and Althea venture to the Crest ship to search for any survivors from an advance team sent from Galory's vessel, and to determine if they can destroy the Type 38 automaton located at the ship's core.

During the final years of the Edo period, many factions seek to overthrow the Tokugawa shogunate. When his father Tessyusai is summoned for official shogunate business, the unassuming son of a famed dojo master, Shinjuro Tateoka, takes over the training hall. With most regular students gone, the dojo admits a group of young female trainees. Although the dojo's makeup changes unexpectedly, life there remains mostly peaceful. This calm is shattered when the shogunate orders prominent dojos to patrol the city in response to a series of thefts. Shinjuro contends with a clever gang of thieves whose ambitions extend beyond simple robbery. He must navigate the conflicting demands of dealing with the attractive young women around him and carrying out the duties imposed by the shogunate.

An American scientist who possesses the secret to curing AIDS is captured by an arms dealer, forcing the retired hero John Kyosuke to emerge from hiding. His objective is to recover the crucial anti-serum. Along the way, he discovers that his targets are linked to him personally, adding a deeper significance to his mission.

To defend Earth from alien invaders and their giant monsters, Dr. Kishida does what any passionate mad scientist would: he constructs a giant robot—ARIEL—the ultimate feminine fighting machine! Unfortunately, his granddaughters refuse to pilot it. They have more important things to do than become teenage superheroes. Besides, how can you study for college entrance exams while getting beaten up in battle? Luckily for Dr. Kishida, things aren't going smoothly for the invaders either. Their reports described Earth as the perfect target: lush, peaceful, and relatively defenseless. The planet should have surrendered long ago. Now the war is at a standstill, the dreaded Accounting Department is warning about serious cost overruns, and the head of the home office has arrived from Galactic Headquarters to personally oversee operations. Has Headquarters decided to unleash The Audit—or do they have something even more sinister in mind? The fate of the world rests on two people: Aya Kishida, one of the doctor's granddaughters, who may have to give up prep school to pilot the mighty (and lovely) ARIEL; and a mysterious alien named Saber Starblast, who may hold the power to defeat the invaders once and for all.

Long ago, God gave humanity the ten commandments along with a hidden message that eventually became lost. In the current day, Koichiro Kamishiro—a relic hunter similar to Indiana Jones—searches ruins for historical artifacts, often leaving a trail of destruction. On one of his explorations, he finds a box containing two crystal triangles. Without his knowledge, this find unveils God's secret message and attracts the notice of both the KGB and the CIA, as well as alien beings aiming to annihilate Earth. Meanwhile, Kamishiro also finds himself involved with the romantic advances of multiple women.

Though born into a famous bloodline, Madara was raised in obscurity as a blacksmith's apprentice. His life takes a sudden turn when he encounters the demon Mouki, an event that reveals his destined path and launches him on a magical journey. Driven by vengeance, Madara joins forces with rebels, enchanted swords, and Kirin—the ruler of the Majin—to challenge his brother and ultimately overthrow his oppressive father, Miroku.

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.

Hakuo Academy was once a prestigious high school renowned for its martial arts, but it began to decline when the rival school Seishikan started poaching superior students through underhanded means. To turn things around, Hokujo Hikoko, the chairperson of the board of directors, sent a messenger to Fuma Village. The Fuma Clan was a legendary ninja group said to be capable of running thousands of miles in a day, hearing a needle drop from three miles away, and distinguishing a person's face in darkness from a mile off. The clan's leader dispatched Kojiro to the academy. Upon arriving, he found himself thrown into battle against the Yasha Clan, who worked for Seishikan, and their most formidable enemy, Asuka Musashi. Musashi fought to support his little sister, who was suffering from an incurable disease.

In 2099, Earth has shifted off its axis and begins to rotate at an angle of 90% to the 20th-century equator. Three years of natural disasters follow, and when things settle down, Earth's ten billion population has died and only two million moon colonists remain. Some return to begin the repopulation of the world in seven new cities, and the remaining colonists of the moon fear that their former neighbors might pose a threat, constructing a ring of defensive satellites to trap them on the newly repopulated homeworld.

The manga series Wild 7 features an unconventional police unit composed of ex-convicts who apply their insider understanding of crime. Their initial target is a violent bank-robbing gang. Later, in the story arc Wild Biker Knights, the team fights a massive criminal syndicate that has corrupted numerous top-level government officials.

When treasure calls, who has time to save the world? Driven by his endless hunger, Wan teams up with the bossy little Mei-Mer and the womanizing Bud Mint. Nothing will stop this greedy trio from getting their hands on every glittering prize. After being kidnapped by their sworn enemies, the Humans, the group accidentally stumbles upon the enemy's secret password—Dr. Password, that is. In return for freeing his granddaughter Yuni, Dr. Password hands the avaricious gang the key to the greatest treasure the world has ever known. They haven't got a clue what it is or where it's hidden, but they're determined to reach it before the Humans get their filthy paws on it. Now if only they can keep from tearing each other apart long enough to find it...

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.

Hiroya Matsumoto, who aspires to follow in the footsteps of his late father and become an outstanding employee, has just been hired by Raito Trading Company. Unbeknownst to him, he has been recruited into a highly secretive division within the firm—the Special Duty Combat Unit, dubbed SHINESMAN. Their mission is to combat the terrifying (and often absurd) alien forces that threaten Earth. Like any typical office worker, Matsumoto still has meetings to attend and deadlines to meet. However, when the Shinesman go to war against the alien race from Planet Voice, commanded by Prince Sasaki, Matsumoto and his colleagues don their office-colored Combat Pro-suits and transform into: Shinesman Red, Sepia, Salmon Pink, Grey, and Moss Green. If you thought you had seen everything in Power Rangers, Kamen Rider, or even Dynaman, just wait until you witness the wacky yet corporate world of SHINESMAN!

This OAV opens with a tag-team match between the graceful members of Dream Team and the heavily face-painted women of Foxy Ladies. Unsurprisingly, Dream Team gets thoroughly beaten, though not before one of its members makes a determined attempt to lift a 250-pound Foxy Lady over her head. Taking their place are Eri and Miki from the Wanna-Be's team. Both Eri and Miki are simply fun-loving girls who want to enjoy themselves, but once they begin their new training with the mysterious Kidou Corporation—the same organization that trained Dream Team—they realize there is a deeper purpose behind their regimen.

The Solnoid civilization has been extinct, wiped out together with their adversaries during the decisive conflict at Sigma Narse. However, their descendants continue to live on Earth, now burdened with the tragic fate foretold long ago. The year is 2085. The third world war between the East and West has turned Earth's cities into piles of debris. The autonomous war machines created by both factions now relentlessly pursue the remaining human population. Old hostilities among human groups prevent any unified defense, leaving survival dependent on a desperate measure: relocating the survivors to Mars Base. There, they can rebuild and prepare to reclaim their home planet. Among these survivors is a young woman burdened by the guilt of her father's role in civilization's collapse. Unbeknownst to her, she also holds the solution to potential salvation. As fate draws new friends and allies to her side, a new Gall Force emerges to challenge the approaching annihilation.

The girls find salvation from none other than Catty Nebulart herself! Now the clock is ticking as Catty struggles to finish her greatest achievement: a massive machine that will bring life to a barren world.

After a violent storm, a young woman is discovered floating in the sea, shot dead on a cliff. The primary suspect is the last man seen with her, now wanted for her murder. Meanwhile, a desperate wife hires private investigator Goro to locate her missing husband. Teaming up with a police officer driven by personal reasons to find the same man, Goro untangles a web of tragedy and mystery to uncover the truth behind the murders and the man's disappearance.

After being found drifting lifeless through space, Lufy is taken aboard a Solnoid cruiser and granted a second chance at life. The former hardened warrior is shown events that erode her beliefs—experiencing death tends to change one's outlook—and weaken her fighting prowess at the very moment that strength is most critical.

In 2010, Japan's radio industry grapples with falling listener numbers. To combat this, a station operated by a constantly underachieving staff chooses an unorthodox fix: recruiting Maico, the nation's first android announcer. Although adorable and attractive, Maico soon realizes that being a mere novelty does not suffice to captivate the unpredictable audience, especially given the incompetence of her coworkers.

One afternoon, Rokurou, an ordinary student, is interrupted by a knock at his door just as he's about to masturbate. To his surprise, a gorgeous girl appears and asks, "Do you need a virgin?" Unbeknownst to Rokurou, this enchanting stranger actually comes from a wealthy millionaire family, and he remains oblivious to her true background as their encounter unfolds.

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.

Eiji is the son of famous boxer Keijirou Akagi, but he has no desire to box; instead, he enjoys playing guitar in a punk band and getting into fights with his classmates. His frustration peaks when his father's former coach shows interest in him and his schoolmate Naoya Kusanagi wins the high school boxing championship.

Hoichiro Ohma works at an office. To everyone around him, he appears as a quiet and modest man. Even his girlfriend, Nanase, has no idea that he is anything more—but he is. When a person is killed by murder, when someone takes their own life with a curse on their lips, or when a death demands judgment, he is there, because he is a Judge Of Darkness. Abiding by the Laws Of Darkness, using a tome crafted from human skin and an unusual parrot, he passes verdicts on living criminals who would otherwise escape justice.

In a future where humans have settled colonies on the moon, which was once barren and now boasts flourishing cities, extraterrestrial creatures endanger this advancement, and only one person fights back. This solitary individual belongs to the Bounty Dog Investigation Unit, a specialized squad of cybernetic mercenaries armed with cutting-edge technology.

A failing school receives the "Ultimate Teacher" Ganpachi, sent to instill discipline and prepare students for the real world. However, the students, led by Hinako, resist his attempts to dismantle their gang. To oppose Ganpachi, Hinako uses her unconventional secret weapon: her lucky cat-print panties. The situation grows even more complicated when it is revealed that Ganpachi himself is the result of genetic experiments.

For a year now, master swordsman Eiji Shinjo has been tormented by the memory of his clash with the rogue champion Gaia—a fight cut short by the forces of the evil syndicate known as "the Organization." Denied a proper conclusion, Eiji left the tournament while his opponents' laughter echoed behind him. Worse still, he departed without any closer to locating his missing brother, Sho. But now a mysterious warrior is tracking down the champions from that previous tournament, turning their own techniques against them—and it appears that fighter might be Sho. Who is this powerful new adversary, and who will be his next target? Eiji and his closest friend and greatest rival, Kayin, struggle to solve the puzzle before they too are added to the list of the defeated. The answer lies deep within the Organization and its schemes for global conquest. At last, the ultimate showdown among the world's strongest fighters will be decided. But if Eiji loses, his friend Ellis may die.

Based on Kawaguchi Kaiji's work, this OVA anthology compiles nine different tales, each helmed by a separate director. Music by the Beatles is featured somewhere in the collection.

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.

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.

An unknown party is intent on destroying Weiss Kreuz and appears to have devised an ideal scheme to accomplish that goal. The four assassins become caught in a treacherous web of lies, forcing them to confront the conflict between honor and obligation. Each must now battle for their personal motivation to stay alive—and in this arena of carnage, only a single winner can emerge.

X²: Double X is a short prequel running two minutes and forty seconds to the theatrical release of X. It forms part of a set of four music videos in the series. The first three videos feature static images drawn from CLAMP's X artwork produced before 1994, interspersed with live-action footage. The final video, created by Madhouse, is unique in being the only one with a story. This segment introduces the main characters and quickly covers the opening chapters of the X manga, following the same events as the first three episodes of the X anime series set before the movie.

In "Trouble Chocolate," Cacao, a student attending Micro Grand Academy, awakens one morning to discover a wooden girl named Hinano lying next to him. Hinano is actually a tree spirit that took residence inside a wooden doll after Cacao inadvertently botched a spell from his magic lessons. Developing a strong attachment to Cacao, Hinano chooses to enroll at his school. Surrounded by the eccentric twins and their peculiar four-eyed cat guardian, a demonic young man, odd faculty members and classmates, along with the looming possibility of becoming a powerful magician, Cacao's daily life grows more chaotic and bizarre.

This OVA loosely adapts the first four chapters of the Guyver manga, covering the same core events: the origin of the Guyver, the battle with Vamore, the fight against Guyver 2, and the introduction of Guyver 3. Key differences include the removal of Tetsuro, who is replaced by Mizuki; Lisker is swapped for a female agent named Valcuria, resulting in a female Guyver 2. The story also delves into Sho's psychological struggle with his situation, including a brutal scene where his friends are murdered in cold blood. One night, high school student Sho Fukamachi stumbles upon a mysterious metallic object. In a blinding flash, he accidentally merges with the Guyver, a mecha of unknown alien design. Now, to rescue his girlfriend Mizuki Segawa and protect the world, Sho must become the Guyver and fight the Chronos Corporation and their biocreatures, the Zoanoids, who are determined to conquer the planet.

Lakshi, Boice, and Tieh travel across the harsh desert, hoping to find a place where they can refill their water supply. When they spot a city, they believe their hardship is over—only to discover they have wandered into Azec Sistra, the city of the dead. The location is packed with lavish tombs and corpses so well preserved they appear still alive, attracting grave robbers who risk the danger for treasure. Even though Tieh warns against the spiritual peril of disturbing the site, the three soon realize that working together is their sole means of survival.

Two advanced civilizations—the Paranoids, a race of alien humanoids, and the Solenoids, who are exclusively female—have been locked in a war for centuries. As the Solenoid fleet retreats from a battle to protect an experimentally terraformed world from the Paranoids, one damaged Solenoid vessel, the Star Leaf, becomes separated from the main force. Only seven women remain alive on the ship: Eluza, the captain; Rabby, the solid and somewhat central character; Lufy, the brash pilot; Catty, the mysterious science officer; Pony, the pink-haired ditzy technician; Patty, a dependable crew member; and Remy, the cute one. After narrowly escaping the battle, the crew of the Star Leaf decides to press on with their orders and rendezvous at the planet Chaos to defend it. However, it soon becomes clear that their ship itself is part of a Paranoid experiment. In the end, the remaining crew of the Star Leaf must defend the artificial paradise of Chaos against both the Paranoid fleet and the hidden agendas of the Solenoid leadership.

Mari Amachi, a faithful Christian, begins attending Perfect Religion Academy, a school designed to train future religious leaders from multiple faiths. When the Black Buddha cult kidnaps her friend Saori—seeking to destroy religious freedom through intimidation and brainwashing—Mari prays for direction. Unexpectedly, it is Buddha who answers, bestowing upon her the abilities of Butt Attack Punisher Girl Gautaman. Her only goal is to rescue Saori, but to do so, she must battle the villains, bargain with Buddha, and get used to her striking new look. Will Mari be able to surmount the obstacles and save her friend?

While walking through the woods, Sho and his friend Tetsurou encounter a strange alien object. The device breaks loose from its metallic container and merges with Sho, turning him into the Guyver. Armed with this power, Sho is forced to fight the sinister Chronos corporation and their genetically altered Zoanoids, who are determined to retrieve the Guyver for their experiments. Everyone around Sho is threatened by Chronos, leaving him no choice but to face them.

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.

As a young child, Miu was captivated by the piano and started taking lessons. By the time the story begins, Miu is in middle school. She is timid and speaks softly, with little confidence in herself. Those around her would call her “sweet” and “quiet.” She has been studying piano for years, and while others tell her she has become quite skilled, Miu herself believes she is not truly good at anything—including the piano. Her instructor, Mr. Shirakawa, often grows frustrated with her performances. Though she plays every note with perfect accuracy, her heart is absent from the music. Meanwhile, Miu has reached an age where she begins to notice boys, and this shy girl has taken an interest in the handsome Kazuya Takahashi—even though he has not taken any notice of her. This is Miu’s story. It is about a young girl on a journey to find the melody hidden in her own heart, and the bravery to let it be heard.

Jr., the heir of Romana, is living peacefully alongside his battle sabers Cherry and Lime, both equipped with girl circuits. Their tranquil life is shattered when the villainous Star-Face, accompanied by his sexadolls, launches an attack on Romana in an attempt to seize power and secure his position as the next High Official. To claim that title and become the true ruler of Romana, Star-Face must first eliminate Jr. This sets off a conflict that endangers not only Jr.'s life but the entire nation of Romana.

Three centuries ago, the mighty warrior Taishaku-ten rose against the world's divine rulers, seized power, and established a tyrannical reign that went unchallenged for years. Yet the sightless prophet Kuyou foretold that the Six Stars, joined by a member of the extinct Ashura race, would eventually bring down Taishaku-ten. The Ashura—marked by pointed ears and golden eyes—unite with the formidable fighter Yasha-ou and four other Stars to oppose Taishaku-ten. Their quest takes them through devastated lands and into clashes with terrifying demons that haunt the realm. As destiny unfolds, Ashura and Yasha-ou must locate the final Star before time runs out.

Akemi Nakajima, a high school student possessing remarkable computer programming abilities, welcomes transfer student Yumiko Shirasagi to his class. Although Yumiko experiences a sense of recognition toward Nakajima, she chooses not to investigate it. Later, once school lets out, Nakajima and a few classmates carry out a ritual meant to summon a demon. Through his computer, Nakajima successfully conjures the demon Loki, accompanied by a female offering. The unanswered question is what fate awaits Yumiko, who witnesses this happening.

Koua Academy gathers Japan's most talented individuals and students, with the goal of training them to become future global leaders. However, the school has recently seen a rising number of suicides, and almost no information about these incidents is released to the public. Fujimiya Aya is sent undercover as a teacher to investigate the academy. In reality, there is a link between Koua Academy and the frequent terrorist activities occurring worldwide. As a result, Persia also assigns Hidaka Ken and Kudou Youji to the mission, tasking them with uncovering the truth behind the academy and its connection to these events.

The land has been devastated by a brutal conflict, and now, nourished by the lifeblood of countless slain soldiers, the Yoma—demonic entities from the underworld—rise again. A lone ninja attempts to halt the slaughter these monsters bring to mankind, yet to succeed, he must confront his reanimated former closest friend, another ninja who fell in combat and was brought back to serve the Yoma.

This is the Animation Store Manager!! Anime Tenchou is a promotional character for Animate, one of Japan's largest retailers of anime, games, and manga. The character series was conceived by Shimamoto Kazuhiko for advertising purposes. It later expanded into a manga, a weekly radio drama, and this OVA produced by GAINAX and helmed by Anno Hideaki. Anizawa Meito is the fiery store manager. A passionate fireball at heart, he loves anime merchandise. Taking over the final wish of the former store manager—who, though still alive, was attacked by a rival store—he becomes the "store manager" of a newly opened anime goods specialty shop, Animate. His signature is the scarlet "store manager visor."

In "Shin Captain Tsubasa," the story unfolds at the International Jr. Youth tournament (U-16) held in Paris, France. After defeating the Jr. Youth teams from Argentina, Italy, and France, the Japanese Jr. Youth team advances to the finals, where they confront the formidable West Germany Jr. Youth team. The Japanese squad faces a severe challenge from West Germany's powerful goalkeeper Müller, star player Kaltz, and Europe's top footballer Schneider, creating an exceptionally difficult championship match.

In a world where magic is the foundation of all existence, ancient kingdoms rose and fell due to their conflicts over spirit-controlled magical forces. Today, only remnants of those once-great civilizations remain, with their ruins scattered across the land. Adventurers venture into these forgotten sites seeking leftover magic and hidden treasures. Fam and Ihrie are among these daring explorers, on a quest to discover the fabled "Ultimate Power," a magic rumored to grant any wish. However, they are not alone; many other treasure hunters, driven by greed, are also in pursuit. While physical and mental strength are essential, the unique bond between an unconventional team may prove to be the key.

Oversleeping and rushing to school, Miyuki falls into a mysterious hole. When she wakes up, she finds herself in a strange alternate world full of odd happenings and peculiar women, all of whom seem determined to claim her. To return to the real world and make it to her classes, Miyuki must find her way through and escape these bizarre situations.

In "All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku," Ryuunosuke Natsume is the child of Kyusaku Natsume, a brilliant inventor, and Akiko Natsume, the forceful CEO of Mishima Heavy Industries. Using funds from his wife's company and the brain of his son's beloved cat, Kyusaku builds an advanced android named Atsuko "Nuku Nuku" Natsume. But to Kyusaku's dismay, Akiko plans to use her husband's technology to create military robots for her company's clients, putting Ryuunosuke in the middle of a conflict between his parents. Despite being a robot, Nuku Nuku tries to live a normal high school life as Ryuunosuke's older sister, often stepping in to protect her family. She is willing to do anything to keep them safe.

While exploring a forest with his friend Tetsurou, Shou stumbles upon a mysterious orb-shaped device known as the Guyver Unit. The instant he makes contact, the unit fuses with his body, transforming him into the alien warrior called Guyver. His newfound mission is to safeguard the Guyver Unit from Chronos, a formidable Japanese corporation that is hunting for it along with two other identical units. To further their plans, Chronos unleashes savage beings known as Zoanoids, placing Shou and all those close to him in grave danger.

In "Shamanic Princess," Tiara, a powerful sorceress accompanied by her familiar Japolo, is dispatched from the Guardian World—a realm inhabited by strong beings tasked with preserving the balance of magical energy—to Earth. Her objective is to recover the Throne of Yord, a vital magical artifact that serves as the Guardian World's power source, and must be secured to prevent it from being misused. While chasing the Throne, Tiara meets Lena, a former acquaintance and fellow sorceress who is also hunting the same relic. The situation grows more complex with the arrival of Kagetsu, a man Tiara once had deep feelings for. Kagetsu, who can negate magic as a negater, shares a significant connection to the Throne of Yord. Tiara now faces a difficult journey, struggling to balance her mission's requirements with her personal ties and emotions.

CLAMP in Wonderland is a musical video that showcases a wide variety of well-known characters from CLAMP anime and manga. Accompanied by a captivating song, the video takes viewers into a fantastical Wonderland brimming with endless imagination, magical marvels, and vibrant dreams.

The story takes place on the planet Yietta, where the colonists earn their livelihood by utilizing the planet's distinctive liquid-gas oceans. The narrative starts when the Yietans are on the verge of settling their debts to the Galactic Federation. However, some parties have no intention of letting Yietta go. This is where Tita comes in, a 17-year-old captain of the Cha Cha Maru. Along with her crew, Tita makes a living by capturing Yietta's exotic life forms for intergalactic pet stores. But due to sheer misfortune, she ends up at the center of a sinister scheme to seize control of Yietta. When she rescues 16-year-old Elysse directly from the military's grasp, Tita places her own life and her crew's lives in grave danger... but sometimes a girl has to do what she has to do. As the conspirators gather their forces in a frantic effort to recover Elysse, who they think holds a crucial computer code, Tita is forced into a perilous game of tag with a whole army of professional assassins. It is a planet-wide game of cat and mouse, with one key distinction: mice do not fight back, but Tita's mouse does.

Aya, Yoji, Ken, and Omi are the four young men forming Weiss Kreuz (WK), an assassin group tasked with eliminating certain threats to society. Each member fights with a distinct signature style: Aya wields a katana with skill, Yoji uses strings for strangulation, Ken employs lethal metal claws, and Omi relies on a variety of projectiles. Following orders from a mysterious figure known only as "Persia," WK is sent to handle drug rings, terrorist factions, and similar dangers. As their missions progress, they come to realize that most, if not all, of the criminal elements they have encountered are linked in some way to the Takatori family. The Takatoris are wealthy, powerful, and influential. It appears that to solve the problem at its root, WK must bring down one of Japan's most prominent clans.

Subaru Sumeragi, the thirteenth head of the Sumeragi clan and a highly powerful onmyouji, takes on a job to purify a construction site. But the client who commissioned him has disappeared under suspicious conditions. The main suspect is someone with a strange knack for surviving what should have been lethal situations. As Subaru delves into the case, he meets a young woman intent on cursing this man, blaming him for her sibling's death. With the aim of uncovering the truth behind the client's vanishing, Subaru faces off against the evil spirits protecting the survivor, with the support of his twin sister, Hokuto Sumeragi, and his close friend, Seishirou Sakurazuka.

Freelance journalist Sybel is overjoyed at scoring an exclusive story after stumbling across the wreckage of a military plane that crashed. She has no idea that the aircraft was transporting two prototype android killers, built to assassinate a specific target. With the military trying to cover up the accident, Sybel has to find and shield the person marked for death, all while exposing the military’s lies before time runs out.

In the medieval kingdom of Pars, young Prince Arslan struggles with the coldness of his father and the distance of his mother, longing to understand the world beyond the castle walls. Though he witnesses widespread suffering and slavery among his people, he holds onto a vision of a fairer society. Everything crumbles when Lusitania invades Pars, forcing Arslan to mature rapidly. "Arslan Senki" chronicles the prince's wartime journey as he fights to recover his homeland and protect those he loves, aided by a loyal group of advisors. Along the way, Arslan uncovers hidden truths and confronts enemies who despise him for his royal birth, yet he also discovers unexpected allies. While portraying the brutal realities of war, "Arslan Senki" is also the tale of a young man's struggle to uphold his ideals amid overwhelming odds.

In "Gravitation: Lyrics of Love," Shindou Shuichi, the lead vocalist and lyricist of the band Bad Luck, finds himself in a difficult situation. With the deadline for the band's next album approaching, the pressure is mounting, but the usually energetic Shuichi has become listless and stuck in a creative slump. The reason lies with Yuki—the love of his life—who has suddenly become cold and distant. Overcome by melancholy and anxiety, Shuichi is unable to focus on songwriting; he only wants to figure out how to get Yuki to communicate with him again. Since Shuichi once boasted about his talent to the media, the band cannot bring in someone else to write the lyrics. If they cannot quickly pull Shuichi out of his low point, it could spell the end for Bad Luck.

In the grim setting of the Scrapyard, the doctor and mechanic Doc Ido discovers the surprisingly well-preserved remains of a female cyborg buried in a pile of trash. After he repairs and brings her back to life, the cyborg, now called Gally, has lost her memory but possesses incredible physical power. She begins to forge her own existence in a brutal world where fighting every day is frequently required to stay alive. This 1993 anime version of Gunnm adapts the initial two volumes of the Gunnm manga.

Jubei Kibagami, a masterless samurai for hire in feudal Japan, wanders without loyalty after being betrayed by his former lord. Weary of the endless power struggles between political factions, he encounters Kagero, the last survivor of her ninja clan, whom he rescues from a man who can turn his body to stone. Determined to fulfill her clan's final assignment, Kagero sets out to investigate a strange plague that has wiped out a village. Though Jubei wants to stay out of it, the stone man's allies—a group of supernaturally gifted ninja called the Devils of Kimon—force him into the conflict. A government official further complicates matters by poisoning Jubei and offering a cure only if he uncovers the Devils of Kimon's sinister schemes and their link to the plague. As Jubei digs deeper, he discovers a plot to overthrow the government and faces an unexpected enemy from his own past.