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An adaptation of the first series, with different characters and an alternate setting.

Noriyasu appears to be a normal third-grader until he catches his mother reading his private diary. To unsettle her, he begins writing outrageous falsehoods—a giant snake lurking in the bathroom, eating pencils for dinner, and a downpour of pigs. To his amazement, these made-up tales actually come true, and everyone around him treats them as completely normal. The confusion escalates when Noriyasu tries his hand at being a newspaper reporter, publishing "fake news" that rapidly spreads across the neighborhood. The turmoil reaches its peak during a holiday filled with a cascade of pork-related disasters.

Born from the blazing inferno of space, Kongo, a stone monkey, is magically awakened to life. Driven by an insatiable thirst for knowledge and a yearning for greatness, Kongo departs from his "family" on Flower Fruit Mountain to seek out ancient wisdom and arcane secrets. Not satisfied with merely studying the mystical arts, Kongo perfects the magic Jet Cloud, the first of his formidable weapons. Harnessing the power of the Jet Cloud, Kongo commands the skies and returns to his adopted home just in time. Humans are encroaching on the monkeys' ancestral territory. Using his Jet Cloud and newfound magical knowledge, Kongo vanquishes the humans and declares himself King of Flower Fruit Mountain. However, in the Celestial Heavens, the gods grow uneasy. A monkey defeating humans and crowning himself king? That is unacceptable! Deciding the monkeys need to be taught a lesson, they launch an assault on Kongo and all the monkeys of Flower Fruit Mountain.

Set during the Yellow Turban Rebellion, which marks the beginning of the Han dynasty’s downfall, Sangokushi: Dai Ichi Bu - Eiyuu-tachi no Yoake introduces Liu Bei, who will later become the central figure, and Cao Cao, his future adversary. At first, neither holds any significant power in the events unfolding. Liu Bei sets out on a journey to bring back peace and stability. On the way, he encounters the formidable warriors Zhang Fei and Guan Yu, forging deep bonds with them. They swear the Oath of the Peach Garden, pledging to fight for righteousness. Meanwhile, Cao Cao contemplates his legacy, wondering whether he will be seen as a hero in times of turmoil or a despot during peaceful eras. In the early stages, the warlord Dong Zhuo and his trusted lieutenant Lu Bu dominate the political scene. A personal rift between them, however, causes their split, giving Cao Zhao a chance to ascend. Though Lu Bu is unmatched in combat, Cao Cao experiences an extraordinary series of military victories. Liu Bei tries to hold fast to his ideals, yet he remains a minor player amid the greater contest for dominance over China. As the nation sinks into an unending cycle of wars with no end in sight, the groundwork is laid for the events of the following films.

Following a crash landing on the planet Chronos, the crew from an Earth vessel thinks they are marooned. They choose to form an alliance with the Machine Robos and fight together.

Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland debuted in American theaters in 1992, but during its development, many members of Studio Ghibli (famous for movies such as Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro) were involved in the project. Before that, a test pilot was made in 1984, and Osamu Dezaki directed a third pilot in 1987. The very first pilot was created by Sadao Tsukioka around the mid-1970s.

This film is a compilation of the television series. In A.D. 1982, a planetary alignment presented humanity with an ordeal that had to be overcome, triggering convulsions across the Earth. Amid the chaos, a beam of light landed on the Myojinsho reef, and five additional lights scattered around the globe as if following it. Seventeen years later, in A.D. 1999, humanity had colonized the entire solar system and began venturing into outer space. The Earth Defense Army formed an elite unit called Crasher to handle various incidents in space. Myojin Takeru was a member of this team. He had been discovered inside the light that fell on the Myojinsho reef. In truth, he was Mars, a being born on the planet Gishin. As he grew up, he heard an otherworldly voice: "Mars, halt the Earthlings' advance into space. Destroy the Earth." He was a living detonation device sent by Emperor Zure, who schemed to conquer the universe. However, Mars, having been raised as an Earthling, refused the command and resolved to confront his harsh destiny.

Marg is left stranded on the planet Gishin after Zure kidnaps her younger brother Mars and murders their parents. She then joins a guerrilla group to resist Zure and grows attached to Ruru, the daughter of resistance leader Ura. When the resistance is wiped out, Marg is captured and brainwashed into working for Zure. Her desire to reunite with Mars is granted, but it forces her to fight against him. The OVA features redesigned versions of Gaia, God Mars, and the Gishin robot Zeron, and presents an alternate telling of Marg's time on Gishin before the events of episode 19.

In "Nutcracker Fantasy," Clara goes to see her Aunt Gerda and Uncle Drosselmeyer. Her aunt tells her frightening tales about the Ragman, a strange and spooky character who turns children into mice when they don't go to bed on time. This Ragman keeps a constant watch over sleeping youngsters, seeking new targets. Before Clara drifts off to sleep, her eccentric uncle gives her a wooden nutcracker doll. He feels a bit awkward because only the heart on the toy is perfect, but Clara adores the gift. As she falls asleep, she later wakes up to the noise of mice squeaking.

In 1984, a pilot episode was created for what eventually became Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland, and it had a theatrical release in the United States in 1992. During its early development, several members of Studio Ghibli, known for films such as Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro, were involved in the production.

After the events of Revenge of Cronos, Rom and Leina cross a dimensional barrier, causing their robot bodies to become human and leaving them separated with hazy recollections. Now going by Leina Haruka, she leads the life of a Japanese schoolgirl. As the story moves forward, Leina encounters Rod Drill, Blue Jet, Triple Jim, and Rom, all of whom have likewise assumed human forms.

The Gaira aliens are secretly based in the Arctic, hatching plans to take over the world. After being abducted, Dr. Yan is compelled to build their ultimate weapon—a transformable aerial robot called Groizer X. He later hands it over to his daughter Rita, who manages to flee the Gaira and crash-lands in Japan. There, Rita encounters Jo Kaisaka, who takes on the role of Groizer X's pilot. Jo and Rita then join forces to battle the invading Gaira forces.

This is the fourth and final OVA in the Machine Robo: Revenge of Chronos spin-off/sequel centered on Leina. Rather than continuing the story from the earlier Wolf Sword Legend continuity, Lightning Trap unfolds in a different universe. In modern-day Tokyo, air travel has never been more luxurious than on the Lightning L808, Japan's new top-tier passenger plane. One day, during what appeared to be a normal flight, Haruka Leina and the other passengers had no knowledge of the secret, highly classified cargo that had been loaded onto the aircraft—cargo that drew the interest of international terrorists determined to seize it. Faced with a perilous hostage crisis, only special agent Laika Strange and the courageous Leina may be able to rescue the passengers and prevent the dangerous cargo from ending up in the wrong hands.

This theatrical version of Yokoyama Mitsuteru's manga follows the young genius detective Kaneda Shotaro and his giant robot, Tetsujin 28. The story takes place in Tokyo, ten years after the end of World War II. Shotaro's missing brother appears as a new character. He was trained as a pilot for the soldier robot Tetsujin, which Japan had built during the war. With the conflict over, however, he found himself in a peaceful Japan with no purpose. Meanwhile, "Destruction Bombs" are discovered in multiple locations across Tokyo. These bombs were developed by Professor Kaneda—Shotaro's father and the creator of Tetsujin 28—as ultimate weapons intended to defend the mainland. If they detonate, Tokyo will be turned to ash.

Right after World War II ended, Tokyo was starting to rise from the ashes. In a corner of the black market, a shaky soba noodle stand was set up. It was just before closing time, a fragile moment. A man appeared at the entrance. "One moongaze (raw egg) with soba." That man was none other than the legendary Fast Food Grifter known as Moongaze Ginji. His relentless scheme quietly began. The era shifts. During the first protests against the Japan-US Security Treaty in 1960, rumors spread through the streets about Foxy Croquette O-Gin, a beautiful Fast Food Grifter who had suddenly vanished. Wandering the alleys of the economic miracle years was Crying Inumaru, a loser. Then came Cold Badger Masa, whose scandalous death made people realize that Fast Food Grifters existed within Japanese society. Beefbowl Ushigoro brought a major gyudon chain to ruin. And one cannot overlook Hamburger Tetsu, who shook the entire fast food industry. Fast Food Grifters are phantoms that rise and fall with changing eating habits. They are dissident heroes who carved their names into the dark side of food culture with their fierce stares. Now their legend revives, as strong as ever.

A large transatlantic vessel carrying wealthy and influential figures for international business has been seized by a terrorist organization. The sole chance for their rescue rests with a Japanese man called Japa, but before he can act, he needs to recruit seven allies to assist him—together, they will form the Wild Seven. The central storyline unfolds in the waters of Nicaragua's Canal.

The film's story follows Toron, a baby Tyrannosaurus who lost his mother Sera and father Zesta. Left on his own, Toron begins a journey and makes friends along the way, discovering what real strength, courage, and the true meaning of love are.

Lamune and Da Cider travel to Puff-Puff Palace to save two beautiful, scantily clad women named Gold Mountain and Silver Mountain, known as the Mountain Duo. This naturally angers Milk and Leska, who, along with a bewildered and reluctant Cocoa, "transform" into "Seinaru Milky," "Seinaru Cacao," and "Seinaru Lemon." The trio then sets off after their would-be boyfriends to get their revenge.

In the distant future, the Moon and Mars have been turned into sites for disposing Earth's hazardous waste and exiling criminals. The lawbreakers settled on the Moon have risen in armed revolt, endangering those who remain on Earth. This situation doesn't concern Takashi Katori much—he's more interested in playing computer games with his American friend, Olivia Lawrence. Their favorite involves a fighting robot, and Takashi's mecha, Laserion, remains undefeated. However, when a scientific experiment causes the robot to become real, Takashi discovers he must pilot Laserion to defend Earth from the space-based criminals launching an invasion.

Many years have gone by since Shotaro Kaneda and Tetsujin 28 safeguarded the world, but wickedness persists. A new champion and a fresh mecha, Tetsujin 28 FX, must rise to defend the planet. Masato Kaneda reappears after mysteriously disappearing for a year to resume the role of protecting Earth alongside his family and allies from the sinister Neo Black Gang. With enhancements for Tetsujin 28 FX provided by Masato's brilliant mother Yoko, and occasional aid from Shotaro and the original Tetsujin 28, will they be able to thwart the Neo Black Gang and the numerous other villains and rogue robots?

Ramune arrives back on Earth without any recollection of his past exploits in Hara-Hara World and Doki-Doki Space. The remnants of Gobuhriki have pursued him and managed to rouse the spirit of Don Harumage. At the same time, Cocoa constructs a battle vehicle using objects found in Tokyo. Milk and Leska set out on a quest to locate Ramune and Da Cider in order to prevent the revival of the new Gobuhriki and rescue Earth from annihilation.

Amid a full-scale invasion by extradimensional aliens, the renegade alien scientist Zeku assembles teenagers possessing various psychic abilities, including Isamu. Once aboard Zeku's vessel and committed to his mission of saving humanity from annihilation, Isamu and the other teens harness mental energy to generate colossal suits of armor, using them to combat the Garadain Empire. Throughout the series, the team members clash with each other, develop romantic relationships, and fight wherever needed to defend Earth—whether on their home planet, in the depths of space, or even while stranded on the alien world itself.

Jarinko Chie is a television series that followed a 1981 film directed by Takahata. Based on Etsumi HARUKI's highly popular manga, the story centers on Chie, a ten-year-old girl called "the most unlucky girl in Japan." She runs her family's diner while her unemployed yakuza father and her mother live apart. Despite this grim premise, the show is a lighthearted comedy. Set in Osaka, a city with a culture distinct from Tokyo's, the TV series was created after the film's success, with Takahata serving as the chief director.

Led by the scientist Tatsuya Randou, the Randou family travels the globe in search of ancient ruins to uncover the legend of Quetzalcoatl—the key to a vast treasure. However, the evil organization Gopurin pursues them, also seeking the treasure for itself. The Randou family holds the secret weapon of the super robot Acrobunch. It becomes a worldwide race to see who finds the treasure first.

The final episode of Cyborg 009: The Cyborg Soldier was never broadcast on television. It was instead made available on DVD two years after the series finished airing.

A follow-up to the 2006 Zegapain TV series as part of the Zegapain PROJECT REUNION. This new sequel installment is subtitled Olta Moda Arc, taking its name from the brand-new faction called Olta Moda within the Zegapain universe.

By the year 2050 AD, humanity has made great strides in space technology. Suddenly, a mysterious enemy emerges: the Eldar, who come from 250 years in the future. In their timeline, specifically 2300 AD, Earth invaded their home planet, Eldar, and defeated them using the formidable Trinity Energy, a mysterious power source far more powerful than a hydrogen bomb. The Eldar seek to seize this Trinity Energy before it can be used against them. They begin by capturing Io, one of Jupiter's moons that serves as a human colony. Next, they launch an assault on Trinity City, deploying their Cosmosaurus forces to secure the Trinity Energy. Toshiya and his companions take to the skies in their God Sigma to protect Earth and the Trinity Energy, sparking a long, drawn-out battle to reclaim Io.

600 years ago, the J9 crew rampaged across the Solar System, fighting evil while pursuing riches. Now conditions have deteriorated further, with rampant lawlessness threatening the fragile ruling government and an alien fleet arriving from outer space to disrupt the balance even more. In the midst of this chaos, old allies Digo and Schutecken form the Cosmo Rangers, an upgraded version of J9, to combat crime in the asteroid belt and beyond. However, even with talented members such as Billy the Shot, Jumping Sama, and Lila the Immortal Butterfly, they quickly find themselves overwhelmed as their organization swells to the size of an army and they become the protectors of a crumbling government.

After watching a film about the legendary mecha city called Mechapolis, Arale and her friends from Penguin Village find themselves wishing it were real. That very night, the kids are mysteriously whisked away and arrive in the actual Mechapolis. There, they discover that for one magical evening, every desire they have will come true. But with that kind of power, chaos is sure to follow...

In this touching story, a Tyrannosaurus named Heart is raised by a vegetarian dinosaur. As Heart grows up, other dinosaurs become afraid of him. One day, he meets a young Ankylosaurus and jokingly calls it "Umasou" (meaning "delicious-looking"). Despite this first impression, Umasou develops a deep connection with Heart, resulting in an unusual but loving relationship between them.

A terrible menace is spreading across the galaxy: the Blasters! These cunning, numerically-organized alien invaders conquer, consume, and destroy every civilized world they encounter—and now they have set their sights on Earth! But fear not, dear children, because Earth has a top-secret countermeasure developed by Dr. Hoshi and the International Science Police Headquarters. Our secret weapon is the mighty, towering super robot, Astroganger! Constructed from a mysterious alien living metal, the robot Ganger has only one weakness—he's not very bright! Enter the ideal candidate for the job, Dr. Hoshi's ten-year-old son Kantaro. By merging their abilities, Ganger and Kantaro combine the incredible power of a fighting, flying robot with the unyielding, decisive intelligence of a middle schooler: Astroganger! With their powers united, they will save the world approximately twenty-six times!

In the year 2911, the solar system includes 50 planets. I.C Blues, an experienced gambler, wagers with the leader of the Bloody God criminal organization that he can cross the entire solar system within a single year. Accompanying Blues on this journey is the J9-III team, consisting of Rock, Beat, and Birdy. Using their transforming train-robot, Sasuraiger, they intend to surmount any obstacles they encounter. Meanwhile, the Bloody God syndicate will stop at nothing to ensure Blues loses his bet.

Arale and her friends hear about a World Grand Prix hosted by the Radial Kingdom, with the grand prize being either marriage to Princess Front—who looks just like Ms. Yamabuki—or a million dollars. They join the race hoping to win the money. Meanwhile, Dr. Mashirito is determined to claim the princess no matter what. But Princess Front has her own scheme involving Ms. Yamabuki, which leads Dr. Slump to enter the race as well, bringing along his faithful robot, Borobo. And so the competition begins.

Upon the arrival of an alien force at the base of Mont Blanc, Earth's armies spring into action to defend their planet. In preparation for this invasion, Colonel Takagi established the Dorvack Team equipped with the extraordinary transforming Variable Machines, yet the military leadership instead places its trust in infantry clad in powered armor. Despite this, the young pilots Masato, Louie, and Pierre are determined to demonstrate their capabilities. However, as the Dorvack Team advances through the ranks, they repeatedly discover that actual combat rarely resembles the battles depicted in movies.

Recap episode aired between episodes 32 and 33.

In Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: Hoyoyo! The Treasure of Nanaba Castle, Dr. Slump accidentally discovers the legendary treasure of Nanaba Castle, called the "Eye of Rainbow," which is said to grant any wish. Hidden inside a mountain, this treasure attracts the attention of Arale and Ga-chan's gang, who try to steal it. But Bisna, a descendant of the Nanaba Kingdom, gets the treasure first with the goal of reviving the devil and restoring the former kingdom. To stop this, Arale and her friends journey to the hidden Nanaba Castle to recover the Eye of Rainbow.

An invasion of Earth comes from the polluted and destroyed planet S-1. Marin, a native of S-1, aids the Earthlings in their fight against the invaders using his super ship, Baldios.

After failing as a kamikaze pilot, Ken Asuka turns into a violent enforcer, using karate to resolve every conflict. His perspective shifts when he reads Eiji Yoshikawa's novels about the legendary swordsman Musashi Miyamoto. Inspired by Musashi's philosophy, Ken devotes himself to pursuing karate mastery with deeper purpose.

It is the year 1995. Earth has fallen under the control of an alien army from the Saar cluster, the Akron. The planet's cities lie in ruins, and the few survivors eke out their existence in harsh shanty towns and villages. War orphan Kento and his companions take shelter in a cave to escape a group of bandits. Inside, they stumble upon the hidden base of Dr. Earl, a native of the planet Helios, which was also conquered by the Akron. Dr. Earl fled to Earth, bringing with him Helios's greatest technological marvel: the super robot Daltanius, whose power grows when it merges with the intelligent lion robot Beralios. Dr. Earl entrusts the battle for Earth to Kenta, who happens to be a descendant of the long-vanished Helian royal lineage.

After local teacher Midori Yamabuki is urgently summoned to her home planet, it is revealed to be a trap orchestrated by galactic warlord Dr. Mashirito. Now Dr. Senbei Norimaki, together with a group of students including his robot daughter Arale, must journey into space to rescue her.

A remake of episodes 12-13 of the TV version.

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

A remake of episodes 51-52 of the TV version.

Brave cat Pero once entered a wager with the treacherous multimillionaire Grumon, betting that he could circumnavigate the globe within 80 days. The stakes are high: if successful, Grumon will hand over his entire fortune to Pero; if he fails, Pero will become Grumon's slave for life. Pero sets off alongside his loyal companions, the behemoth Kato and the courageous Small Mouse. Grumon does everything in his power to stop them from reaching the finish line.

In Kousoku Denjin Albegus, Daisaku, Tetsuya, and Hotaru are exceptional pupils at a technical high school, famous for creating prize-winning robots for their school contest. But a hostile alien race known as the Derinja, who seek to dominate the cosmos, sets its sights on Earth. To protect the planet from this menace, Hotaru's father, Professor Mizuki, upgrades the students' robots into a formidable super robot called Albegas.

Mrs. Pepperpot always wears a small spoon on a necklace. Without warning, the spoon causes her to shrink down to the size of a mouse. From this tiny perspective, she experiences the world differently and embarks on many strange adventures together with Wendy the mouse and other friends.

Deep within a secret laboratory, a chaotic mass of cells breaks free, giving rise to the terrifying Humanoid Monsters known as Bem, Bela, and Belo. Despite their hideous appearances, these beings are driven by a powerful sense of justice. Using their extraordinary superhuman abilities, they fight against both human wrongdoing and supernatural threats. But what compels them to protect those who shrink away in fear? Rumor has it they yearn to one day become human...

The Little Prince resides on Asteroid B612, a small rock drifting through space. His daily routine involves cleaning the three tiny volcanoes on the asteroid—which he also uses to prepare his breakfast—pulling up the baobab trees that risk overrunning the area, and tending to his companion, the Rose Girl. When he feels lonely and craves company, he catches a comet with his butterfly net and journeys to Earth, where he embarks on various adventures.

This OVA presents an alternate take on the events of the television series. Its first episode, "Eiji 1996," summarizes the initial portion of the TV show—episodes one through twenty-four. The second episode, "Le Caine 1999," jumps forward in time and incorporates episodes twenty-six through thirty-seven (the TV series' twenty-fifth episode, itself a recap, is omitted here). The final installment, "Seal 2000," expands upon the TV series' thirty-eighth and concluding episode, adding new animation and a lengthier epilogue.

Dr. Oki, the genius creator of an advanced submarine, goes missing under mysterious circumstances. His son, Susumu, believes a sinister organization is to blame. Having extensive knowledge of his father's invention, the Super 99—including its systems, weapons, and capabilities—Susumu is convinced that finding his father requires exposing the secret Helmet Party and stopping their schemes. Together with his friends and members of the Marine Corps, Susumu sets out on a dangerous underwater mission, unaware of the serious dangers that lie ahead.

This film uniquely blends animated cockroaches with live-action footage. An entire colony of cockroaches lives freely in a messy single man's apartment, moving around to find food and fun. Their human host's kindness means they never have to worry about traps, bug spray, or accidental harm. However, their peaceful existence changes when the man starts to bring a woman into the home, disrupting the cockroaches' formerly comfortable way of life.

The journey of a robot prince begins! The planet Cronos is a world of super-robotic lifeforms, ruled by the wise Master Kirai. But their peaceful existence is shattered by the conquering armies of the Gandora robots. Now, machine combats machine in an epic battle for the planet. Master Kurai's son, Rom, must lead a company of transformable mecha warriors into the fray!

Shortly after pre-teen Shoutarou Kaneda discovers his late father's legacy, a 60-foot-tall, 50-ton remote-controlled robot, he's put in charge of it. Shoutarou accepts the V-controller and duty that his father intended for the giant robot, Tetsujin: to fight evil and keep the peace. As the youngest member of Interpol, Shoutarou’s adventures take him around the world, under the sea, through time, and the deepest reaches of space. His mentors are Dr. Shikishima, his father’s brilliant colleague, and Inspector Ohtsuka, the sometimes buffoonish chief Interpol liaison, but in some ways, Shoutarou is closest to his giant avatar, Tetsujin. Together, they battle various menaces, from mad scientists to pirates to ninjas to international criminals, all with their own unique giant robots, but the deadliest villain that Shoutarou and Tetsujin build up to is the Space Demon King, an alien so powerful that he threatens to swallow up the Solar System.

A kind and gifted boy named Michael played beautiful melodies on his oboe, and his greatest joy was performing for and caring for the flowers in the greenhouse at the music school he attended. Unfortunately, his gardening caused him to be perpetually late for orchestra rehearsals, leading to his expulsion from the school. When Michael fell asleep that same night, he was roused by a delicate Flower Fairy named Florence, who whisked him away on a magical journey to a realm where flowers were alive, treble notes were playful, and adventure awaited. There, he would eventually understand that his passion for flowers and his ambition to become a great musician could complement each other, helping him find focus in life and discover his true self.

Dr. Slump has feelings for Ms. Yamabuki but can't bring himself to confess. One day, they come across a videotape left by Dr. Slump's father, which explains how to make a special medicine. Anyone who takes it will fall in love with Dr. Slump. (What a wonderful father!) The recipe calls for Dr. Slump's nose dirt and the tears of King Gyasuka. (How disgusting! Does it even work?) Anyway, Dr. Slump builds a vehicle called PingPong and heads to Under Island, where the Great Evil King Gyasuka supposedly lives. Dr. Slump is so unreliable that he mistakes a hair dryer for a ray gun. But with the powerful Arale and Gaccahn by his side, there's nothing to fear. So, will his wish come true?

Earth is in grave danger when the planet Zeraz, on the brink of destruction from a black hole, dispatches its inhabitants, led by Great Darius and his four generals, to launch an invasion. These alien forces cause chaos around the world. After an ESP warrior is killed by the invaders, Professor Hi-Tech creates the massive Space Dragon (Daiku Maryuu) and the giant robot Gaiking. Former baseball player Sanshiro Shiwobuki pilots Gaiking, while Pete commands the Space Dragon, a vessel that can transform into a dragon-shaped battleship with Gaiking’s torso forming its head. In battle, the Space Dragon separates to deploy Gaiking’s other parts, then recombines into an unstoppable form. The story follows the crew aboard the semi-transformable carrier Daiku Maryuu and the Super Mecha Gaiking as they fight against the alien forces from the dying planet Zeraz. Gaiking is piloted by ex-baseball star Sanshiro Tsuwabuki (called Aries Astonopolis in the English version), and the carrier is known as the "Great Space Dragon." Notably, Gaiking is one of the few super robot series set in real-world locations outside Japan and is the first series to feature a mobile carrier for its main robots.

This is a re-telling of the first series. One episode is seen from Momiji's perspective, and the other is seen from Kusanagi's perspective.

By the year 2111, humanity has spread across the solar system, but lawlessness runs rampant on colonized moons and planets, leaving police forces unable to keep order. To counter this rising menace, Isaac Godonov forms the J9 team, consisting of himself, Blaster Kid, Stephen Bowie, and Angel Omachi. This crew accepts any missions the police won't handle, relying on their robotic ally Braiger for a price. Meanwhile, Earth's Nubia sector concocts a plan to obliterate Jupiter, aiming to create thirty additional planets for human habitation, though this would inevitably cause Earth's destruction.

Each episode functions as an independent adaptation of a distinct fairy tale or folk story. The series does not exclusively draw from the tales compiled by the Brothers Grimm.

Koichi, an ordinary student, discovers that he is the reincarnation of an alien protector who once crash-landed on Earth. Accepting his role as "Earth's defender," he adopts the name Babel and joins forces with three supernatural companions, each possessing unique powers, to oppose the evil schemes of a sinister cult leader. Their mission to protect humanity takes them from the deserts of South Asia to the wealthy districts of Manhattan, culminating in a final confrontation with "the master" in a hidden base within the Swiss Alps. Filled with intense battles, the story follows Babel as he awakens his latent psychic abilities, essential for defeating the enemies threatening the human race.

An OVA set in The Galaxy Railways universe. In the far future, a vast interplanetary railway network links the worlds. The Galaxy Express 999 has made an emergency crash landing on an unknown planet. Aboard the train are the Conductor, Killian, Maetel, and Tetsuro, a ten-year-old orphan with a kind heart. The SDF Sirius Platoon must rescue them before the Herise Time Mystery—a rift in the deep axis of time and space—occurs again.

Jim comes into possession of a cryptic map leading to the fabled Treasure Island, and together with his ally Gran, sets sail seeking excitement and fortune. Their quest takes a perilous twist when Captain Silver and his Pork Sauté pirate crew capture them. After a narrow escape from death, Jim and Gran are brought to Pirate Island, where numerous pirate bands are assembling in hopes of claiming the hidden prize. With assistance from Kathy—the map’s true rightful owner—Jim and Gran must rely on their cleverness and resourcefulness to snatch the treasure for themselves.

Dorothy and her dog Toto live quietly on Uncle Henry and Aunt Em's farm in Kansas. One day, a sudden event sweeps them from the prairie into the enchanted land of Oz. Traveling along the yellow brick road toward Emerald City hoping to find a way back home, Dorothy and Toto befriend several new companions. Upon arriving at the city, they find that the enigmatic ruler of Oz is far from what they imagined. The Wizard can send Dorothy home, but the cost is steep: she and her allies—the Tin Woodman, the Scarecrow, and the Cowardly Lion—must vanquish the Wicked Witch of the West and liberate the Winkies from her tyranny.

A centuries-old manuscript has been unearthed, detailing the exploits of the legendary Samurai Troopers—events that occur centuries after the text was penned. Does this imply that the Troopers are nothing more than players trapped in a scripted destiny, forced to walk a preordained course? And what part does Suzunagi play in this enigma? This mysterious young woman presents each warrior with their deepest longing—atonement, formidable armor, or release from a warrior's existence. But what is her true intention behind these alluring offers to the Troopers and their armors?

Marin Reigan lost his father and his home when Gattler orchestrated a coup, forcing their people to abandon their dying planet and launch an invasion against another world. Driven by vengeance, Marin followed. But upon witnessing the planet they intended to conquer, he found a new purpose: to defend the unspoiled skies and seas of that blue world—Earth. The struggle will not be simple. Marin's technology alone can stand against Gattler's forces. Yet the Earthlings are reluctant to trust him, and the ruthless enemy commander Aphrodia hungers for her own revenge. Can Marin earn the Earthlings' trust, avenge his father, and halt the war? Note: Originally planned and scripted for 39 episodes, the series was canceled for various reasons, including a lack of anime magazine coverage and frequent airtime changes. The 31st and final aired episode was actually produced as episode 32. Three unaired completed episodes (31, 33, 34) were later released on LaserDisc/DVD/Blu-ray, and the finished scripts and storyboards for the final five episodes were shared in various magazines and a deluxe book.

In ages long past, the peaceful realm of Mu is under dire threat from the expansionist Dragonian Empire. With scarce military resources and only a giant god statue for protection, Queen Aira and her people are helpless against the Dorado, the Golden Monarch, and his army of dinosaurs. Yet Aira pins her hopes on a champion from a different time. She reaches out to Yamato Hino, a seemingly ordinary but highly athletic high schooler living in modern Tokyo. Initially, Yamato dismisses the spectral messages from the youthful queen as hallucinations, but she eventually persuades him to cross through a magical portal into ancient Mu. Soon after Yamato's arrival, Dragonia launches another offensive, but this time the invaders are driven back when the enormous God Mazinger merges with Yamato. Though Mu has achieved a first victory, much work remains. Yamato must also undertake a personal quest, confronting his own flaws and growing into a true warrior to safeguard the kingdom and discover the path back home.

Cacao and Parfait are dispatched on a mission across time and space to locate the Fourth Warrior, Lamunes, in order to prevent the galaxy from falling into destruction. However, when they find him, Lamunes is commanding the marauding Giga Genos invasion fleet. Determined to subjugate every world under his tyrannical rule, Lamunes pushes forward with his conquest. With the aid of a plucky orphan, Cacao and Parfait must stop Lamunes from seizing control of the universe.

A revival of the classic superhero series Hurricane Polymar. From Tokyo Plus, a cutting-edge research facility, comes a groundbreaking "Man Machine" system (Polymar) created by the late Dr. Oregar. Tragically, Dr. Oregar and his work are erased from existence when the Catsharks, loyal agents of Nova, steal this new technology for their sinister schemes. Miraculously selected as the next Polymar, Takeshi is thrown into the midst of the conflict as he learns his new role and mission—to eliminate Nova and his followers. He applies his karate skills, which include spinning kicks and backfists combined with flight techniques, to defeat the Catsharks, only for them to return stronger than ever under the cunning leadership of Nina. It is a desperate race against time for Takeshi to save Earth.

In 1999, humanity starts expanding beyond the solar system. Emperor Zule, the ruler of the planet Gishin, seeks to dominate the galaxy and clashes with Earth. To eliminate Earth, he sends an infant named Mars to live among humans, accompanied by Gaia—a colossal robot powered by an energy source capable of annihilating an entire planet. When Mars grows up, he is meant to activate a bomb inside Gaia and destroy Earth. But upon arrival, Mars is adopted by a Japanese family and renamed Takeru. Seventeen years later, Takeru has developed a deep affection for humanity and refuses to trigger the bomb as Zule commands. However, the bomb is set to detonate if Takeru dies, which would still cause Earth's destruction. Takeru has psychic abilities (ESP) and enlists in Earth's defense forces, joining the Crasher Squad—an elite space defense unit. There, he and his comrades resist the Gishin invasion. Unbeknownst to the Gishin, five other robots were secretly built alongside Gaia by Takeru's father and sent with Gaia to safeguard Takeru. These robots are Sphinx, Uranus, Titan, Shin, and Ra. Whenever Earth is threatened, Takeru can summon them to combine with Gaia, forming the giant robot Godmars.

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.

An enigmatic, silent fighter appears. When the Inferno armor is summoned, this mysterious warrior unveils their own armor—a black replica of the Inferno suit. As a result, the warriors are inexplicably transported across the globe, where they must once again defend humanity, this time against their own armor.

A whole city lies in ruin after a clash between two colossal, all-powerful entities. Scientist and cult leader Genzou Kuruma aims to awaken God, but to do so requires a rare type of blood. His own son, Shinichi Kuruma, and a young girl named Ayaka Sanders both carry that blood, and Genzou will stop at nothing to capture them and use it for God's Awakening—dooming humanity in the process. Shinichi, together with Ayaka and Tomizoro (nicknamed Tommy), flees from Genzou Kuruma's "New Humans"—genetically altered people who can transform into monsters—while Shinichi's only desire is vengeance against his father. Like the other "New Humans," Shinichi possesses the ability to summon various beasts from his own body. With this power, he will fight until he kills Genzou Kuruma with his own hands.

In 2016 at AnimeJapan, animation studio Sunrise announced that the 2006 mecha anime Zegapain was being remastered into a film titled Zegapain ADP. The movie will feature additional scenes that were not included in the original TV series.

Freedom Previsited is a limited-edition DVD released on October 27, 2006. It includes a 6-minute prologue for the series Freedom as well as multiple interviews with the production team.

Hiromi Oka, the protagonist, has just enrolled in a high school well-known for its tennis club. Inspired by her admiration for Madam Butterfly, she began playing tennis. She looked forward to enjoying the sport with her best friend Maki, but everything changes when the new coach, Mr. Munakata, unexpectedly selects Hiromi as one of the players for the upcoming tournament and subjects her to rigorous training. She perseveres through every challenge. The more intense the coach's lessons become, the more she seems to improve. Eventually, she earns the position of representative in the junior match tournament.

Baba Lamunade is followed home by two unusual peddler girls who hand him a CD-ROM game. After he clears "The Legend of Lamuness," the girls emerge from his computer and transport him to DokiDoki Space. He is the third descendant of the hero Lamuness, tasked with preventing Don Genosai from reviving the great evil Abraham. Alongside PQ, his advisor robot, and companions Parfait and Cacao, he must pilot the Kaizer Fire mecha. However, he requires a second pilot, and Da Cider is selected for that role.

A stone statue resembling Keroro appears at Fuyumi's house, leading the Keroro Squad to start a journey to solve its secret. Their trip brings them to the remote and mysterious Easter Island. When they arrive, they meet the kind Mana spirits and the unusual twins, Io and Rana. The group also encounters Akuaku, an ancient evil spirit that has just awakened from a long slumber.

After a meteor strike, a new energy source called Beamler is discovered, powering the combat robot GoShogun and the teleporting fortress Good Thunder. The Docougar Crime Syndicate, led by the criminal mastermind Neo Neros, tries to learn the secrets of Beamler from GoShogun's creator. To prevent this, the inventor kills himself. Neo Neros then targets the inventor's son, but the boy is rescued and taken aboard Good Thunder, where he joins the crew in their global fight against Neo Neros's forces with GoShogun's aid.

This animated feature, based on a new theatrical adaptation of "Unico and the Kingdom of the Sun," centers on a confrontation between the wizard Kukuruku and the magical creature Unico. Kukuruku constructs a fortress using humans who have been transformed into its building materials. The narrative explores the anguish and fear experienced by those turned into dolls, while also tracing the efforts of a girl named Cherry, who seeks to restore the lost warmth in her brother—a disciple of Kukuruku. The film highlights Tezuka Osamu's enduring theme of transformation, showing how it alters not only physical form but also the core of human nature.

In Goshogun the Time Etranger, four decades after the events of the original series, Remy Shimada—once the pilot of the GoShogun—suffers a severe accident while heading to a reunion with her former robot-piloting comrades. As they rush to the hospital, Remy hovers between life and death. She experiences visions of her younger days and, more strangely, a hallucination where she and her friends are young again, trapped in a mysterious city filled with hostile fanatics. Far from the reunion she had hoped for, a sinister letter arrives for each team member, foretelling their violent deaths. Doomed to die in two days—both in the real world and within her dream—Remy fights to escape the City of Fate, drawing strength from the memories of her friends, even as they gather around her deathbed in the waking world.

Life has settled into a quieter rhythm after Talpa's defeat. Sage has traveled to America for his studies; Ryou is marking his birthday; and Kento has hit the jackpot in the lottery. But the festive atmosphere shatters when a local news report reveals a bizarre murderer in New York, clad in enigmatic armor. As the four warriors head there to look into it, they encounter a fresh, menacing threat. The age-old sorcerer Shikaisen has uncovered the armors' power and now aims to claim them for himself.

In a future Tokyo devastated by environmental collapse, a young man named Ken Ando becomes a member of the organization known as DC. Unbeknownst to him, his destiny and the fate of the planet are intertwined with a mysterious mecha from another world.

Three years have passed since the events of the first series. Hiromi has continued training with her coach and become Japan's junior champion. Their joint successes also led to the coach being selected as the first trainer of the Japanese Selection of Tennis, and he is scheduled to lead a trip with the youngest team members to the USA. The personal relationship between Hiromi and her coach has grown closer, but moving beyond their teacher-student bond proves very challenging.

Characters from Go Nagai's famous works—such as Devilman, Mazinger, and Violence Jack—are suddenly transported into a parody world where they become super deformed versions of themselves. Stuck in this chaotic and whimsical setting, they fight one another as they try to find a way to return to their own universes.

The DVD Specials feature Kazuki and his friends traveling to a Comic Party hosted at a hot spring resort. During their visit, they stumble upon an extraordinary discovery that sheds light on the true wonders of comic conventions.

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.

The galaxy is a strange and dangerous place, and there are moments when even the United Space Force is powerless. That's where the Crushers step in—expert problem-solvers who handle any issue, big or small, for a price (and a steep one at that!). And among them, none surpasses Crusher Joe.

This BD/DVD set includes a special release comprised of two episodes. The first episode contains "Miwaku no Farosu" (Alluring Pharos) and "Sanshimai OL Terumae Satsujin Jiken" (The Three Sisters of Thermae Romae Murder Case). The second episode features "Subesube ni Naritai" (I Want to Have Smooth Skin) and "Hitasura Suberitai" (I Just Want to Slip).

Prince Siegfried, consumed by an urgent longing, pursues a radiant swan that wears a crown. He soon learns that this elusive creature is in fact Princess Odette, placed under a curse by the sorcerer Rothbart that transforms her into a swan during daylight hours. Rothbart intends to keep Odette trapped under his influence, and the only way to free her from the enchantment is for Odette to find a man who loves her with complete devotion.

Despite often rejecting the title, the recluse known as "Locke the Superman" is a courteous, immortal esper whose origins remain shrouded in mystery. No one knows when or where he was born, and Locke himself claims to have no memory of these events—though his statement may very well be accurate. During the "Millennium of the Witch" incident, when questioned by Cornelia Prim, he revealed that his home star was named "Toa." Throughout galactic history, Locke has appeared at various times, sometimes directly influencing events and other times merely observing. His esper abilities allow him to learn skills and complete tasks far quicker than ordinary humans. Additionally, these powers grant him eternal youth, enabling him to take the form of a child so that kind families will take him in. Many suspect he maintains this youthful appearance as a way to avoid responsibility for the problems he encounters, relying on the expectation that children are not held accountable for such matters.

Chou Denji Robo Combattler V kicks off Tadao Nagahama's Romance Super Robot Trilogy, followed by Chou Denji Machine Voltes V and rounded out by Toushou Daimos. In the distant past, the inhabitants of planet Campbell abandoned their world to seek new planets to settle. A group led by the scientist Oreana reached Earth but was prevented from carrying out their scheme. Come the early 21st century, Oreana's faction awakens and initiates an attack to take over Earth. The only force capable of standing against the Campbellians' enormous biomechanical creatures is the super-electromagnetic robot Combattler V and its five pilots.

This animated film takes inspiration from Japanese art and silk screens, incorporating elements of Japanese mythology and traditions. It follows Taro, a young boy who embarks on a journey to a faraway lake in order to rescue his mother, who has been transformed into a dragon.

A retelling of the TV series from the point of view of one of the Goddess Pilots.

Worldwide, enormous enigmatic entities dubbed the "Ryū no Shippo" (Dragon Tails) have materialized, prompting the Keroro Platoon to launch a global probe. While carrying out their research, Tamama suddenly vanishes, compelling the platoon to track him down. Their pursuit brings them to Mont-Saint-Michel in France, where they encounter a mysterious girl called Sion, who possesses the cryptic Ryū no Hon (Dragon Book). Unbeknownst to them, this meeting will expose hidden truths about Sion and may set off a worldwide catastrophe capable of annihilating the world as they know it.

Lamune is a regular fourth-grader who loves video games. He purchases a game cartridge from a traveling merchant girl and assists her in selling the rest of her stock. After he plays "King Sccasher" and completes it, the merchant girl emerges from his TV, revealing herself as Princess Milk. She proclaims Lamune to be the "Blood Relative of the Chosen Hero Lamuness" and asks for his aid. Transporting him to the Hara-Hara World, she charges him with reviving the Guardian Knights. To do this, Lamuness must locate and activate a shrine that houses Tama-Q, an Advisor Robot, and obtain the key to free the Knights. While the Guardian Knights operate independently as mechas, King Sccasher is piloted directly by Lamuness. His enemies include Don Harumage and his henchmen, Da Cider and Lesuka.

Based on the manga by Takeshi Ebihara. Mai Machiko is the newest teacher at Asama Elementary; she's young, beautiful, and has the perfect proportions—traits that attract the attention of not only her students, but the rest of the perverted faculty as well. Whether it's luring her in and spraying up her skirt with a hose or leaping and bounding to grab her breasts, there's nothing that Machiko's first-year students won't try to do. Regardless of her embarrassing plight, Machiko is always a good sport and tries her best to help out her students—at any cost to her dignity.

Jungle Emperor Leo adapts the second half of Osamu Tezuka's classic tale, following a white lion's journey to claim his place as ruler of the jungle. Leo's young cub, Lune, becomes fascinated with humans after discovering a music box from a crashed plane. Meanwhile, the avaricious treasure hunter Ham Egg leads an expedition to find the legendary Moonlight Stones, rumored to solve the world's energy crisis. Two other characters—Dr. Moustache and Lemonade—try to halt Ham Egg's destructive march through the jungle. Later, a dangerous virus infects many animals, prompting Dr. Moustache to create a cure. The story culminates in a perilous ascent up the mythical Mt. Moon to retrieve the precious stones.

In 2035, Team Suzaku and Team Sledge Mamma are preparing to face off in the final round of the 12th Immortal Grand-1 Prix (IG1 or IGPX). Takeshi leads Team Suzaku, a group of young amateur pilots who must maximize their limited resources and weaponry to compete in a tournament designed for professionals. This series acted as the pilot for the full IGPX: Immortal Grand Prix, with each episode lasting five minutes or less. A major difference between the two is that this version featured a combat mecha competition instead of racing mecha.

In the year 2074, Earth is under threat from extraterrestrial forces—and an unexpected champion steps forward. Ken Izumi appears to be a typical ten-year-old boy, but he secretly wields weapons, armor, and gadgets that allow him to become the heroic Chargeman Ken. He defends his mother, father, younger sister Caron, robot friend Barican, and all of humanity against the sinister Juralians, shape-shifting alien invaders who unleash terror on the planet using flesh-eating butterflies, booby-trapped scientists, an evil doll, a prison break, alien mummies, a child who sets things on fire, a lethal song, and roughly 65 other schemes for global conquest. The sole barrier between fragile humankind and Juralian domination is Chargeman Ken and his relentless drive for fiery atomic justice! Chargeman Ken originally aired on Japanese broadcast television in 1974. This delightfully odd children’s cartoon was rediscovered in 2007 by Japanese fans, who were drawn to its peculiar artwork, clumsy animation, and fantastically inept storytelling—some episodes of which have been completely banned from Japanese TV.

The original pilot videos for Sonic X. An English promotional without humans, and a Japanese closer to the final.

These short episodes show the characters drawn in a chibi art style and were included as extras with the Blu-ray and DVD releases of the anime's third through sixth volumes.

A decade has elapsed since the final conflict against the radam concluded. A fresh squadron of Space Knights has been formed, commanded by Aki and D-boy. The initial objective for the new tekkaman is to vanquish the radam; however, they soon find themselves confronting a remnant from the past.

A comedic take on Charles Perrault's classic fable, this story follows a clever feline musketeer who wears boots. His mission is to aid the weak and defenseless, but a single act of saving a mouse puts him at the top of Catdom's most wanted list. While fleeing the infamous Three Blunderers, Perro meets a young miller's boy named Pierre, and they decide to chase fame and fortune together. After crossing paths with the lovely Princess Rosa, Perro resolves to arrange a marriage between Pierre and Her Royal Highness. However, the wicked ogre Lucifer also has his eyes on Rosa. With help from a gang of comical mouse thieves, Perro succeeds in getting Pierre engaged to the princess. Yet on the night of the full moon, Lucifer kidnaps Rosa, prompting Pierre, Perro, and the mouse bandits to embark on a rescue mission.

High school freshman Hiromi joins the tennis club because she looks up to Ryuuzaki, a senior who is the team's top player and is known as "Ochoufujin" ("Madame Butterfly") for her graceful style on the court. However, the new coach, Jin Munakata, decides that the inexperienced Hiromi should compete in an upcoming tournament. This makes Hiromi think about quitting tennis for good, but deep down she soon understands that she truly loves the sport. She returns to the club, and under Munakata's guidance, her ability begins to develop. Eventually, Hiromi forms a deep emotional connection with her coach, unaware that Munakata is endangering his own life due to a chronic illness.

In "Lupin the 3rd vs Cat's Eye," Lupin III is a legendary phantom thief who cherishes his freedom and thrives on excitement, always succeeding in his exploits. The Cat's Eye are three chic sisters who reign over the night and cause chaos, balancing their lives as thieves and as operators of a café. The "Three Paintings," a legacy left by their father, spark a dramatic confrontation between Lupin and the Cat's Eye. As these compelling characters cross paths, the story uncovers the incredible "secret" hidden within the artworks. A nostalgic, stylish, and adrenaline-fueled crime saga begins!

Since the recent disappearance of 8 Man, a mysterious cyborg super hero created by Professor Tani, the city reels under "terrorist" assaults from murderous drug-crazed street gangs. Hazuma, an ex-cop who now runs his own detective agency, is hired to track down a missing scientist alleged to have made off with cybernetics from Professor Tani's laboratory. The missing hardware is reappearing as psycho-activated weapons grafted onto the bodies of the rogue "cyper-junkies." During his investigation Hazuma is brutally murdered. Dr. Tani uses Hazuma as a bio-template to replace the missing 8 Man. As a cover, 8 Man maintains the original persona of the detective, yet must cope with the duality of the cynical private eye and maintain the balance as an emotionless super-android hero.

Fuyuki Hinata and the Keroro Platoon are exploring an old temple in the mountaintop city of Machu Picchu, Peru. During their search, Keroro accidentally triggers a trap, and they stumble upon a hidden chamber. Inside, a large blue crystal rests on a stand with a key inserted into it. Keroro leans on the key, activating a mysterious machine that shakes the entire temple. Realizing the danger, the group rushes out. As they flee, Keroro drops his Kero Ball, and Fuyuki catches a brief glimpse of a glowing young woman before being forced to exit. He tries to tell Keroro about her, but cannot say more. The group escapes safely, while the girl—now sprouting glowing wings—watches them leave. Back in the chamber, something begins growing inside the crystal.

Eleven-year-old Zen teams up with his younger sister Karen and Pitan, a boy known for his enormous appetite, to oppose an evil empire through the power of their Foodons—bizarre monsters conjured from various foods.

In this 55-minute short film, based on the creations of manga artist Leiji Matsumoto (The Cockpit, Queen Emeraldas), the story resumes one year after the events of Galaxy Express 999. Young Tetsuro and his motherly companion Maetel persist in their fight to free the cosmos from the Mechanized Empire, which has seized control of Earth.

In "Lupin III: Prison of the Past," Lupin and his crew head to the Kingdom of Dorrente, intending to break out a renowned thief being held there. At the same time, the most infamous criminals from across the globe converge on the same kingdom.

Ninja Senshi Tobikage follows a boy named Joe Maya who resides on Mars. While on Mars, Joe observes an interplanetary battle between aliens. The forces of Planet Zaboom are attacking the princess of Planet Radorio, who fled from the emperor of Zaboom—whose scheme is to take over the universe—and made a crash landing on Mars. Joe unintentionally boards the princess's ship, setting off a series of events that change their destinies. Joe and his companions command three powerful mecha beasts to fight the emperor of Zaboom and his army, but they face overwhelming odds. Just when hope appears gone, a mysterious ninja robot known as Tobikage emerges seemingly from nowhere to lend aid. By combining with the three mechanical beasts, Tobikage gains unmatched strength, and with this ally's help, Joe battles the forces of Zaboom.

Chaos engulfs the world as the Great General of Darkness launches sudden assaults from the Mycenae Empire, which operates from beneath the earth with the aim of conquering Earth. The Mazinger Army struggles against overwhelming odds, facing the seven generals and their formidable Warrior Beasts. Meanwhile, Archduke Gorgon pursues Koji Kabuto, intent on preventing him from reaching Mazinkaiser. A red light then appears over Mt. Fuji, signaling the start of the greatest battle in history.

This series is made up largely of standalone episodes that retell different fairy or folk tales. Despite its name, not all of the stories are taken from the Grimm Brothers' collection. Note: On the RetroCrush streaming platform, the multi-part episodes of 'Puss in Boots', 'Snow White', and 'Cinderella' have been combined.

This OVA pays tribute to the inaugural episode of the original Lupin Sansei television series. It was bundled with the first volume of Lupin Sansei: Part 5's Blu-ray and DVD release as part of the Lupin Sansei 50th Anniversary Project.

In the film Lupin III: The Secret Page of Marco Polo, the master thief becomes the prime suspect in the murder of Professor Theo Argent. The professor had recently uncovered a lost page from Marco Polo’s Record of Observations of the East. While trying to stay one step ahead of the police, Lupin receives unexpected assistance from Lisa, the professor’s granddaughter.

In the universe of "Six Gates Faraway Mon Colle Knights," the eccentric scientists Professor Hiiragi and Count Collection successfully open a portal to the mystical Sixgate realm, a world filled with legendary creatures. The professor tasks his daughter Rokuna and her companion Mondo with serving as Mon Colle Knights, charging them with retrieving six enchanted artifacts before Count Collection can. These artifacts hold the power to warp dimensional boundaries, offering the potential to merge Sixgate's magic with Earth, gain control over all monsters, or completely reshape reality. This account includes elements from both the original Japanese series and its Jetix adaptation.

In the first episode, Ginrei's outfit is taken and then used to deceive the enemy. The second episode features a massive robot created to be an identical copy of her. In the third episode, Tetsugyu and Ginrei look into a lost research team in a desert setting styled like the Wild West.

These short episodes present the characters depicted in a super-deformed artistic style. The segments were included as extra content with volumes three through six of the anime series on both Blu-ray and DVD.

During her holiday, Natsumi meets a male and female alien from the ocean, awakening romantic feelings inside her. This encounter transforms Natsumi into the Deep Sea Princess, and she then aligns with the Keroro Platoon to face various threats unleashed by a mysterious force.

Over the six months since the fatal incident during his bout with Rikiishi, Joe feels he has accepted his friend's death and is prepared to restart his boxing career. He stages an impressive comeback, winning five consecutive fights using body shots. To slow Joe's momentum, the boxing commission schedules a national title match against the reigning champion, Tiger Ozaki. Ozaki exploits Joe's lingering trauma, forcing Joe's corner to throw in the towel out of worry. Plagued by Rikiishi's memory, Joe cannot throw strong punches to the head. Youko, Joe's love interest and owner of the gym where Rikiishi trained, enlists the help of Carlos Rivera, a top-ranked Venezuelan boxer, to help Joe conquer his fears and steer his career toward international success.