Banpresto

Billed as the 26th episode of the series, this special segment was included exclusively on the final DVD volume. Its primary focus is the aftermath of what occurred in TV episode 25.

Compilation of Uchuu Senkan Yamato 2202: Ai no Senshi-tachi.

What if you were just a normal girl who possessed something extraordinary? In "Seraphim Call," eleven young girls, each carrying their own special skills and secret hopes, come together at Acropolis Tower. Their personal ambitions, mixed with moments of happiness and sadness, meet in that setting. These eleven ordinary girls, blessed with remarkable gifts, join forces to improve the world, questioning whether their dreams can truly come true.

Two centuries have passed since the dawn of the Space Era, marking humanity's expansion from Earth into outer space. At the start of the 21st century, two meteors struck the planet, plunging human civilization into turmoil. By the year 179 of the Space Era, a third meteor impacted Earth in the Marquesas Islands of the South Pacific, leading the Earth Federal Government to uncover a secret technology known as Extra-Over Technology, or EOT. Dr. Bian Zoldark, director of the EOTI Institute (Extra-Over Technological Investigative Institute), discovered evidence that the creators of this technology were heading toward Earth—either to reclaim it or, worse, to invade. To protect humanity from extraterrestrial threats, the government begins researching and developing humanoid mecha called Personal Troopers.

A team of passionate animators used Banpresto's "One Piece Cry Heart ~Fuyujima ni Furu Sakura~" (One Piece Cry Heart ~Cherry Blossoms Falling on Winter Island~) series of crane game prize figures to produce a five-minute stop-motion animation. The short reenacts the iconic "Hiluluk's Cherry Blossoms" scene from Eiichiro Oda's beloved manga and anime, One Piece. Episode 2: Fuyujima ni Furu Sakura This stop-motion animated film was made for Banpresto's "One Piece Cry Heart ~Children's Dream~" collection of crane game prizes. It recreates the famous "Oath of Brothers" moment from Eiichiro Oda's manga and anime series. Episode 3: Ace no Saigo

Aurica Nestmile is a young Reyvateil—a "singing maiden"—who believes her song magic holds little value for others. Lyner Barsett descends from the towering Ar Tonelico, only for his airship to be wrecked upon crashing into the ground. When these two cross paths, their quest to find someone capable of repairing the vessel leads them to assist one another, as well as themselves, along the way.

Three years after the Space Battleship Yamato's legendary return to Earth, the planet is rebuilding and has established peace with the Gamilans. This recovery depends heavily on the formerly forbidden Wave Motion technology. Meanwhile, the Yamato's former crew members, now leading separate lives, each receive a psychic summons from the enigmatic Goddess Teresa. She calls them to reassemble aboard the Yamato and journey to the distant planet Terezart, where a potent new force capable of countering the approaching menace of the ruthless Gatlantis Empire awaits. The Gatlantis Empire advances toward Earth with far from benevolent intentions. Unable to ignore Teresa's call, the crew reunites and embarks on a hazardous voyage through space, confronting trials that push their courage and resourcefulness against an even more daunting enemy than ever before.

In THE IDOLM@STER MOVIE: BEYOND THE BRILLIANT FUTURE!, the idols of 765 Production carry on their path toward fresh stages and a more luminous tomorrow. With their producer by their side, they have endured triumphs and setbacks, surmounting numerous obstacles together. As they gear up to strengthen their bond and undergo rigorous training, the girls strive to move closer to their aspirations beneath the celestial lights.

In the concluding two episodes of "Buddy Complex: Into the Skies of Tomorrow," the climactic conflict between the Free Treaty Alliance and Zogiria's space division, commanded by the seasoned Bizon, reaches its peak. The result of this engagement will decide the fate of Earth and the path of time itself.

High school student Aoba Watase is living a normal life until a giant robot called a "Valiancer" attacks him. His mysterious classmate, Hina Yumihara, rescues him and reveals that both of them come from the future. To keep Aoba safe, Hina sends him seventy years forward in time. In the future, Aoba awakens inside a Valiancer named "Luxon" during a war between the Free Pact Alliance (FPA) and the Zogilia Republic. In the heat of battle, he pairs up with FPA pilot Dio Weinberg through a process called "coupling," which boosts their combat abilities by sharing each other's experiences. Though he survives the encounter, Aoba is taken aboard the FPA ship Cygnus for questioning. As he worries about finding a way back to his own time, he becomes caught up in a conflict that could decide the fate of the world.

On her way to a new middle school, Momoka Sonokawa is caught in an unwanted incident on a train, but gets rescued by a fellow student wielding dual pistols. That rescuer is Miou Ootori, a senior at Aogiri Academy and the head of the Survival Game Club, known as Sabage-bu. Spotting Momoka's natural skill with firearms, Miou pushes to recruit her despite Momoka's refusal. Yet, Momoka ends up joining Sabage-bu anyway. This club is far from a typical middle-school group, made up of members with bizarre social habits that baffle Momoka. They range from obsessively committed to completely eccentric, unafraid to wear ghillie suits in public or try stunts like bungee jumping off the school building. Among these survival game fanatics, the ordinary Momoka must navigate her chaotic and unpredictable school life.

Within the kingdom of Dowa, a government agency called ACCA was created after a rebellion to keep the peace by providing public services across all 13 territories. A century later, the kingdom enjoys stability, largely due to ACCA's work. However, rumors of an imminent coup begin to spread. Jean Otus, the deputy head of ACCA's inspection division, is assigned to examine every one of the 13 territorial branches. What hidden truths will Jean uncover during this inspection? ACCA: 13-Territory Inspection Dept. is a layered political thriller set in a richly varied world of distinct cultures and ways of life, where the complex relationships between characters and the gradual revelation of the conspiracy form the core of the story.

In "School Babysitters," teenager Ryuuichi Kashima takes on the role of caretaker for his younger brother Kotarou after their parents die in a plane crash. Ryuuichi stays upbeat and attentive, while Kotarou, a quiet toddler, cannot fully grasp what has happened. At the funeral, the strict academy principal, Youko Morinomiya, proposes that the brothers live with her and attend the school, on the condition that Ryuuichi works as the school's babysitter. The academy operates a babysitting club to support female teachers with their young children, but it is short on workers. Consequently, Ryuuichi must look after not only his own brother but also a lively group of toddlers.

Having bested Yousen High, Seirin's basketball squad progresses to the Winter Cup semifinals, standing alongside Kaijou, Rakuzan, and Shuutoku. Each of these rival schools boasts a member of the Generation of Miracles, presenting Seirin with their most formidable obstacles yet on the road to the championship. In the concluding season of Kuroko no Basket, Kuroko confronts his former teammates once more, striving to demonstrate that raw individual talent is not the sole method for playing basketball. His unwavering conviction that team play is the true essence of the sport will clash against the abilities of a perfect mimic and an absolute authority. As Kuroko endeavors to validate that his approach to the game is "right," he and the entire Seirin High team share a singular ultimate objective: to claim the Winter Cup and surmount the overwhelming dominance of the Generation of Miracles, who have long ruled the middle and high school basketball landscape.

After the Interhigh Championship, the Seirin basketball team intensifies their training to earn a place in the Winter Cup. Tetsuya Kuroko and Taiga Kagami confront renewed obstacles as former acquaintances return to their lives, affecting both their drills and personal bonds. As they cultivate new skills and forge fresh alliances, Seirin clashes with formidable opponents from Yousen, Shuutoku, and Touou, institutions renowned for elite high school basketball. These rivals possess exceptional talent and are constantly evolving, pressuring Kuroko to balance his dedication to teamwork against his competitive drive. Past tensions resurface, new matches begin, and the emergence of the "Uncrowned Kings," who seek to topple the reigning champions, elevates the stakes. Can Seirin defeat the Generation of Miracles and achieve their objectives?

For the last three years, Teikou Middle School has ruled the national basketball league, propelled by their legendary quintet known as the "Generation of Miracles." These five extraordinary players were aided by a mysterious "Phantom Sixth Man," whose contributions were key to their unparalleled success. Yet, as their abilities evolved, their original passion for the sport waned, causing each member to part ways upon entering high school. At Seirin High School, the basketball team seeks fresh talent and recruits two freshmen: Taiga Kagami and Tetsuya Kuroko, whose skills initially appear vastly different. Kagami, who recently returned from America, boasts natural talent and a fiery dedication to basketball. Conversely, Kuroko seems nearly invisible and lacks notable athletic prowess, but he is actually revealed to be the Phantom Sixth Man from the former Generation of Miracles. Driven to demonstrate his own strength, Kuroko dedicates himself to proving his worth to Seirin. Moved by Kuroko's determination, Kagami strikes up a partnership with him, with Kuroko promising to serve as the "shadow" supporting Kagami's "light." Alongside their Seirin teammates, they strive to win the upcoming Interhigh tournament, though they soon encounter challenges from Kuroko's former teammates.

In One-Punch Man, Saitama, a hero with an unremarkable appearance, dedicated three years to intense training to fulfill his childhood dream, a pursuit that cost him all his hair. Now possessing such immense power that he can defeat any enemy with a single punch, he faces an unexpected problem: the lack of challenging battles leaves him feeling bored. His routine is upended when Genos, a 19-year-old cyborg, witnesses Saitama's extraordinary abilities and begs to become his disciple. Genos suggests they register with the Hero Association to gain formal recognition for their deeds. Puzzled by the fact that his identity remains unknown despite his feats, Saitama agrees. As he forges bonds with new allies and confronts fresh threats, Saitama joins the Association in hopes of reigniting the passion for combat he once cherished.