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

In the land of Chungwon, gang violence and disorder have taken over. The most dominant among the rival factions is the Camelia Blossoms, who exploit this turbulent period to seize control of the country from its weakened government and simultaneously mint counterfeit gold coins, further damaging an already fragile economy. The sole beacon of hope for freedom is the mysterious Red Hawk.

Four billion years ago, in the Andromeda Nebula, an ambitious venture was set in motion. An ancient extraterrestrial race, recognizing that no other intelligent life existed in the universe, directed their massive supercomputers to seed additional species capable of developing sentience. This endeavor was called the Omega Program. Humanity emerged as one of its outcomes. But humans were not the sole species spawned by the Omega Program, and looming ahead is the gravest menace humanity has ever encountered. In due course, the offspring of this Program are fated to clash in violent conflict. Overwhelmingly outmatched by a foe with superior technology, Earth’s sole hope lies in the Omega Program’s hidden contingency—the Delta Boy, the living embodiment of the supercomputer that ignited life on Earth. His sole challenge is surviving long enough to rescue his own future—and that of all humankind.

The land of Zer'lue is thrown into chaos, ravaged by the technological supremacy of Chairman Sana'ku and his oppressive, militaristic Zul'earth forces. Amid a rapidly escalating tale of treachery, deceit, and betrayal, only one boy holds the strength to overcome such insurmountable odds—a boy named Lue'der, who carries a mysterious red eye and the ability to harness the power of the wind. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Lue'der must learn to unlock his legendary powers and fight against the evil threatening to consume his planet.

In ages past, legendary gods of immense power shook the very foundations of the earth. Now, prehistoric rivals from Japan's ancient times fight to safeguard their secrets in the present day. The God of Darkness, Susanoah-oh, lies dormant in the shadows of the underworld, waiting for his rebirth. Yet his coming has not escaped notice. Agents of the Kikuchi Clan—descendants of Japan's first inhabitants—have detected the ominous signs of spreading darkness. Armed with ancient knowledge and artifacts, they stand ready to face the God of Darkness. They must battle the gathered spirits of hell to find the one young boy chosen by fate to seize the chaotic might of the deadly gods.

Mikami, known as the most captivating exorcist and bounty hunter in the industry, works as a Ghost Sweeper. When a malevolent vampire sorcerer returns to Tokyo after a century-long absence, Mikami is tasked with hunting down the sorcerer and his evil assistant. Her mission is to stop their plan to take control of the city.

Political tensions and deep mistrust between Zafran and Revillia escalate into a full-scale war. Both sides desperately seek the Decimators—ancient war machines that nearly exterminated all life two centuries ago. With no willingness to compromise and battle raging, humanity's last hope lies with Lean, a young cadet, and Nataruma, a woman blessed with psychic powers. Together, they must alter the course of history from two hundred years in the past, deciding whether their species will survive or face annihilation.

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.

In "Psychic Wars," surgeon Ukyo Rettsu handles an unusual case: an elderly patient whose apparent cancer is actually a message from ancient Japan, warning of an imminent demonic invasion of Earth. To stop this threat, Ukyo travels through time to confront the ancient demon race.

Shurannosuke Sakaki is a ronin famed for his deadly skill with a katana and his frigid disposition. Upon his back is a brand of two crossed scythes—an omen of ruin for any who challenge him. The Nakura Clan employs him for his unmatched blade mastery, setting him on a hazardous quest to free Princess Mayu from the terrifying Seki Ninja. He must drive himself to the 极限 to outmaneuver and vanquish the merciless assassins dispatched by the Seki clan.

After fleeing an international terrorist organization and starting over in France, Kuki Kosaburo spends his time enjoying a carefree existence centered on alcohol and romance. That peaceful period is interrupted when French intelligence agent George Lasaar captures him. Instead of imprisonment, Lasaar proposes an arrangement: Kuki can remain free if he aids in probing the activities of the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency within France. This pact draws Kuki into a bizarre conspiracy linked to the blood of renowned pop star Lamia Vindaw, revealing a hidden adversary faction he never knew existed.

In a future setting, a boy named Marty discovers a bionic arm that grants him incredible abilities and places him in the middle of an age-old conflict between good and evil. His youthful spirit now embarks on an extensive journey of training alongside two faithful companions: Buttons, his robotic puppy, and the courageous Ally.

Neo Hong Kong, 2097: The world has transformed. Progress in genetic engineering and cybernetics has produced an environment brimming with artificially augmented humans and intelligent supercomputers that run on biological software. Yet the same technology that enabled humanity and machines to merge has left both vulnerable to a new type of danger—digital viruses capable of taking control of their hosts. The final barrier against this insidious threat is an elite unit called STAND. Armed with state-of-the-art armored cybernetic suits known as "variable gears," this special law enforcement group is the only one capable of confronting virus-infected war machines on equal footing. However, when a prototype armored gear becomes infected with a new virus during its unveiling, STAND finds itself overwhelmed. Not only must they deal with the rogue machine, but a mysterious stranger named Serge appears on the scene with his sights set firmly on STAND's leader, Raven. Intrigued by the young man's potential, Raven arranges for Serge to be unknowingly equipped with one of STAND's variable gears. Through this scheme, Serge's thirst for vengeance is redirected, and his latent combat abilities are awakened just in time for him to decisively defeat the hostile prototype. After the battle, Serge is invited to join STAND. But what is the secret behind Serge's extraordinary strength and skill? What mysteries does his past conceal? And what exactly is his connection to the sinister "Incubator"—the self-aware orbital space station determined to replace humanity with its infected offspring?

Amid a war-torn world ravaged by deadly conflict, a small band of heroes fights the forces of darkness, wielding only two tools—their steadfast commitment to righteousness and the superhuman fighting style called the Shadow Skill.

In a realm of fantasy and adventure, Amon is a young warrior who sets out on a journey to avenge his mother's death. When his pursuit eventually leads him to the kingdom of Valhiss, Amon joins the Emperor's army to create an opportunity for revenge. However, after a chance meeting with Princess Lichia—held captive by the Emperor in an attempt to extort a map from his rival, King Darai-Sem—Amon must choose between following his path of vengeance or aiding the princess to save a lost kingdom.

In this OVA, the events surrounding Gau's connection to his adoptive sister and the hidden truths of the shadow skill are revealed. Each year, the pair returns to the grave of Gau's parents, where he can demonstrate his development and prowess as a warrior. Under Elle's guidance, Gau has made significant strides in his training as a Sevalle, yet enemies seeking to eliminate them lurk, waiting for the perfect chance to launch a lethal assault. During their journey, both their familial ties and combat abilities are put to the test. Opponents appear in great numbers, and the fighting is intense, but part of Gau's training also involves facing his sister in combat and fully mastering the techniques required to overcome his ultimate adversary.

Set in Japan's Heian period, when evil spirits still haunted forests, mountains, and rivers, a girl disguised as a man fights alongside her beloved against these malevolent beings. Known as "Kaidomaru" and bearing the Chinese character for "Flame" tattooed on her upper arm, she is one of the "Four Devas." Kaidomaru battles to avenge her lost love, Raikou Minamotono, who sacrificed his life to protect the capital Kyoto from the wicked deeds of a princess cursed by a malicious ogre. That princess, with whom Kaidomaru played as a child, has now become her ultimate enemy.

A satanic program is triggered aboard a crowded commercial flight heading to Tokyo, releasing a swarm of invisible demons that send the aircraft crashing in a fiery inferno. Everyone on board dies instantly—except for Akito Kobayashi, the owner of that devilish program and a sworn ally of hell. Kojiro Soma, an old elementary school friend of Akito's, is surprised to see him re-enroll at their school. Kojiro notices how this once lonely boy has become a suave and arrogant teenager. Later, when his classmates are attacked and legendary demons return to stalk the streets of Tokyo, Kojiro begins to truly understand what his old friend has become. Akito has plans for the human race. Those plans revolve around magnetite, the mysterious element that forms the living essence of every human soul. Combined with his demonic software, a strong enough source of magnetite would release a plague of devils upon the Earth. That source exists in Kojiro's class, but when the evil plan expands beyond even Akito's control, it is Kojiro who must find the ultimate power within himself and go head-to-head with the greatest demon of all.

After learning that malicious invaders destroyed their homeworlds, four psychic warriors are gathered by a mysterious doctor to merge into Dangaioh, the most powerful weapon in the universe. By unleashing their combined cyonic powers, they are the only ones who can put an end to the brutal tyranny of Captain Garimoth and his evil henchman, preventing the universe's destruction.

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.

In "Junk Boy," Ryouhei Yamazaki aims to land a job at Poteto Boy, a leading men's magazine. During his interview, an accidental mishap makes him think his opportunity is lost, but the unexpectedly attractive editor-in-chief, Yuki Oda, invites him to return the next day. With a distinctive understanding of the magazine's readership, Ryouhei offers insightful viewpoints on various photo shoots. Although his enthusiasm is clear, he must develop both professionally and personally to thrive in journalism and as a dependable partner.

In this follow-up to Shirow's acclaimed series, Al, Leona, and their dependable tank, Bonaparte, continue their battle against crime in New Port City, aided by the other members of the Tank Police. A new danger emerges as a string of high-tech terrorist attacks utilize state-of-the-art weaponry. Outgunned and outnumbered, the Tank Police confront a daunting obstacle. Yet, Al and Leona stay determined in their quest to uncover the perpetrators behind the strikes. Amidst fierce explosions and high-speed pursuits, Leona frequently inflicts more destruction than the criminals she chases.

Daizaburo Edi-Ban, a Japanese-American, becomes a cop in the 34th, the roughest precinct in New York City. On his very first day, he's paired with John Estes—known as Sleepy to his friends and Mad Bull to his enemies—a lawman who enforces the law using his own ferocious approach to justice. Mad Bull doesn't hesitate to blast petty thieves with a shotgun if they so much as present a slight danger to himself or bystanders. He also routinely robs prostitutes and causes massive amounts of collateral damage during crime-fighting. Mad Bull's un-cop-like conduct repeatedly lands him in trouble with both Daizaburo and the rest of the 34th precinct. But even when his actions seem reckless or outright illegal, there's always a noble motive behind them. For instance, Sleepy uses the cash taken from prostitutes to support a clinic for venereal diseases and a shelter for women who have been battered or raped. Later, police lieutenant Perrine Valley joins the duo to handle tougher cases involving the mafia and drug trafficking. Mad Bull 34 draws its inspiration from the high-octane buddy-cop flicks of the 1970s and 1980s.

In the year 2089, eight decades after the first Space War reshaped the relationship between humans and the Zentraedi, the two species now coexist peacefully on Earth. A new danger emerges, however, when the Marduk, an alien race, appears within the Solar System. Hibiki Kanzaki, a rookie journalist working for SNN, finds himself covering the initial clash between the U.N. Spacy and the Marduk forces. During this encounter, he meets Ishtar, an "Emulator" whose singing amplifies the Marduk's combat abilities. Hibiki brings Ishtar to Earth so she can experience human life and culture. Alongside skilled Valkyrie pilot Silvie Gena, Hibiki and Ishtar must work together to find a way to stop the Marduk leader Ingues and prevent Earth's destruction.

Joe Carol Brane consults Dr. Black Jack about treating a collection of superhumans who possess remarkable talents in strength, intellect, sports, and creative arts. Over time, Joe notices these extraordinary individuals begin to deteriorate and suffer early deaths. Hoping to find a remedy, Joe seeks Dr. Black Jack's help to discover a cure.

This exciting prequel to Street Fighter Alpha follows Ryu as he returns to honor his fallen mentor, only to be haunted by disturbing memories of the one who killed his master. In his pursuit of becoming a true martial arts master, Ryu trains to refine his street fighting skills and break free from the lingering shadow of the Dark Hadou. Yet the ultimate test of his newfound power can only be achieved through a final, decisive confrontation with his archenemy, Gouki.

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 the land of Kuruda, combatants wielding magic and extraordinary battle skills compete for the prestigious title of Sevaar, the realm's strongest warrior. Elle Ragu, known as the Shadow Skill, has recently attained this honored rank, but her life remains far from simple. Training her "little brother" Gau in the ways of combat, repelling assassins dispatched by enemy nations, and stopping foreign invasions are all formidable tasks—yet managing her mounting alcohol debts proves to be her greatest trial.

Professor Tenma constructs a robotic boy modeled after his deceased son Tobio, believing he has successfully resurrected his child. However, he soon realizes the android cannot truly replace his lost son. The robot is then abducted and taken to a robot circus in America, where Dr. Ochanomizu rescues him and adopts him. Renamed Tetsuwan Atom, the robot becomes Japan's crime-fighting hero, though his pacifist beliefs and childish innocence often conflict with the violence of his battles.

In "Street Fighter Alpha: The Movie," Ryu holds the Street Fighter championship and must confront the Dark Hadou—the same power that consumed Akuma, the brother of his master Gouken. Meanwhile, Ryu meets Shun, a young boy who insists he is Ryu's long-lost brother.

The Earth lies in darkness and desolation. Despite the valiant efforts of the film's heroine, Hikaru, the malevolent castle of Cephiro has consumed the world, now standing at the heart of a lifeless Tokyo. Just as the ice-witch Alcyone prepares to exact her revenge on Hikaru, she is saved by Lantis, a young man who traps her within a magical maze. There, Hikaru must prove her strength while her friends are pursued by Cephiro's warlocks. Escaping through the silent city, Umi and Fuu must locate the slumbering Mashin, godlike beings destined to fuse with them and create giant warriors of terrifying destructive power. Yet the Magic Knights are terrified, untrained, and isolated... can even the Mashin be enough to rescue them from the evil deeds of Cephiro? Note: In 1998, Toshihiro Hirano released a Director's cut titled "Special Edition - The Wings of Hope," which compiled the three episodes into a two-hour film featuring new scenes and altered dialogue.

In the year A.D. 2040, three decades have elapsed since the conflict between Earth and the Zentraedi fleet reshaped the destiny of both species. On the colony world of Eden, a classified initiative called "Supernova" is underway to choose the next-generation variable fighter for U.N. Spacy. The contenders are Shinsei Industries' YF-19 and General Galaxy's YF-21, each vying for development funding. The YF-21 is piloted by Guld Goa Bowman, a hybrid of human and Zentraedi heritage. Shinsei gains a new test pilot in the headstrong fighter Isamu Dyson, who was once a comrade of Guld. As Isamu and Guld clash fiercely to prove which aircraft is superior, a Virturoid Idol named Sharon Apple is scheduled to hold her premiere concert on Eden. Her producer is Myung Fang Lone, another former friend of both Isamu and Guld. When the trio reunites, old grievances from a troubled past resurface. Unbeknownst to them, their shared history—coupled with the Supernova Project and Sharon Apple—will ultimately draw them together.

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.

Demons are real, and their strength is far beyond human comprehension. In fact, they are so formidable that humans have no chance of defeating them in combat. The only force capable of overcoming a demon is another demon, and based on this reasoning, Ryo Asuka devises a plan to have his kind-hearted friend, Akira Fudo, taken over by a demon. If a person has a pure enough heart, they might be able to control the demon that possesses them, thus gaining power equal to that of a demon. After causing some chaos in a nightclub, the plan succeeds, and Akira is taken over by the mighty demon named Amon. Now, Akira stands as humanity's sole champion of justice against the hidden demon threat that has plagued mankind since the beginning of time.

In a world where magic and technology exist side by side, lone tactical sorcerer Rayotte Steinberg fights against transformed beings—creatures that were once human but changed after overusing forbidden magic. To keep his own humanity intact, he wears a "mold," a straitjacket, and wields a "staff," a powerful magical wand that can destroy any target. Every time Rayotte uses a spell, he edges closer to becoming a monster himself, yet not using magic means certain death. While enduring these brutal battles, he must also confront a terrible sin from his past.

Ryu and Ken Masters, two highly skilled martial artists, maintain a strong bond as they travel the world to sharpen their fighting abilities and learn new techniques. During their journey, they encounter various martial arts styles and form new friendships. However, their quest is interrupted when they become entangled in the mysterious organization Shadowlaw's plot, forcing them to face their greatest challenge as they fight for survival against the evil M. Bison.

In a future age of unprecedented prosperity, driven by Dr. Shizuma's invention of the clean, renewable Shizuma Drive, humanity enjoys a golden era. However, this peace is threatened by Big Fire, a sinister organization seeking world domination. Opposing them is the International Police Organisation, which deploys a team of superhuman fighters and martial artists, as well as Daisaku Kusama—the guardian and pilot of the mighty Giant Robo. When the IPO seizes an irregular Shizuma Drive vital to Big Fire's schemes, a fierce conflict erupts between the two forces. This battle tests Daisaku's determination, reveals the disturbing truth behind the Shizuma Drive's origins, and risks the destruction of human civilization. Giant Robo is a character-driven adventure set in a retro-futuristic world, blending elements of opera, kung-fu cinema, wuxia tales, and classic mecha anime. Although it features characters originally created by manga artist Mitsuteru Yokoyama, the story stands on its own as a unique narrative.

Compilation movie of the "Individual Eleven" story from Ghost in the Shell: SAC 2nd Gig series.

Akira Fudou is an ordinary high school student whose routine life is interrupted when he encounters a group of bullies, only to have his childhood friend Ryou Asuka intervene and stop them. Their reunion leads them to a nightclub party, where Akira initially feels out of place. However, the evening takes a terrifying turn when the attendees begin transforming into monstrous demons. Amid the chaos, Akira and Ryou are rescued by Amon, a powerful demon, who then merges with Akira to become Devilman. Driven by Akira's deep compassion for humanity, Devilman emerges determined to protect mankind from the demon menace.

Following World War III, humanity rebuilt and created Olympus, a high-tech city run by the supercomputer Gaia and inhabited by Bioroids—genetically engineered beings who handle all administrative tasks. Olympus provides its residents with comfort and safety. But a recent increase in crime breaks the city's peace. Deunan Knute and her partner Briareos Hecantochires, part of Olympus's Enhanced SWAT team, are tasked with dealing with the most perilous threats. When a terrorist group threatens Olympus's stability, Deunan and Briareos vow to stop them no matter what.

Prepare for intense action as the greatest fighters from around the world collide in this thrilling animated adaptation of the iconic Street Fighter II arcade game. M. Bison aims to achieve dominance by using his formidable psycho power to control and weaponize the most powerful martial artists through brainwashing for his sinister organization, Shadowloo. To stop Bison's plans, Interpol agent Chun-Li must team up with U.S. Air Force Major Guile, despite their initial friction. Their mission requires setting aside personal conflicts and forging a quick alliance. Bison is hunting for Ryu, a legendary wanderer regarded as the world's strongest fighter. Though Ryu is hard to find, his long-standing rival, Ken, may inadvertently lead Bison to his target. Will the World Warriors manage to strike first against Bison's threats?

Ichinomiya Kantarou was born with the ability to see demons, but this gift led to isolation and bullying from those who could not perceive them. He instead formed friendships with the demons, developing a deep fondness for their kind. One day, Kantarou learned of a legendary demon known as the ogre-eating Tengu, said to be the strongest of all. Captivated by tales of its power, Kantarou vowed to find this demon, far mightier than any other, and decided that when he did, he would name him Haruka. From that moment on, Kantarou searched tirelessly for the ogre-eating Tengu without success, earning his living as a folklore writer and a demon-buster. On one particular job, Kantarou finally came across information about a nearby shrine that was supposedly the place where the ogre-eating Tengu had been sealed away.

The fate of the universe hinges on a single decision by Kamui Shirou, who must choose to destroy either the Dragons of Earth or the Dragons of Heaven—two opposing armies. His choice alone will decide whether humanity should be wiped out to bring about a purified universe or safeguarded to preserve civilization. Two oracles, the sisters Hinoto and Kanoe, foresee the arrival of the Dragons and each predicts a different outcome. They each gather allies and resources to ensure their own vision of the future comes to pass. Yet neither sister realizes that one man wields power even greater than the Dragons, and that he will ultimately decide the planet's fate. Which sister's prophecy will come true, and what role does Kamui play in their conflict? The answer will shape the destiny of all humanity.

As German forces advance toward Moscow, threatening the Soviet Union's very survival, the country places its hopes in the First Squad—a special unit of young people with supernatural abilities operating within Soviet intelligence. However, Nadya Ruslanova, the squad's sole remaining member, suffers from amnesia and is deemed unfit for combat. The looming Moment of Truth, an event occurring every seven hundred years capable of reshaping history based on a single person's decisions, is set to unfold on the Eastern Front. To break the stalemate, the Ahnenerbe, a mystical organization within the German military, plans to resurrect Baron von Wolff and his army of the undead. To prevent the Nazis from achieving global domination, Nadya must reassemble the First Squad, summoning her deceased teammates from beyond the grave to halt the impending invasion.

In 2024, the terrorist event dubbed "The Laughing Man Incident" took place, during which Ernest Serano, the head of the innovative micromachine firm Sereno Genomics, was abducted and held for ransom. Six years later, the case remains unsolved. One day, Detective Yamaguchi—who has been pursuing the Laughing Man case—sends word that he wishes to meet with Togusa of Public Safety Section 9. However, shortly after dispatching this message, Yamaguchi, a key figure in solving the case, perishes in an accident. Days pass, and amid a police interview relay regarding suspicions about interceptors, a warning arrives from "The Laughing Man" about an impending crime. The intangible hacker begins to stir once more.

Three years after the Babylon Project scandal concluded, the members of Kiichi Gotou's Patlabor unit have gone their separate ways. Gotou continues serving with the Patlabor team, alongside Shinobu Nagumo, who is both his colleague and romantic interest. A terrorist group, exploiting the public's distrust of the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force, emerges from within the military and launches a series of attacks that plunge Japan into widespread chaos and civil unrest. Nagumo discovers that the mastermind behind these acts is Yukihito Tsuge, her former mentor and ex-lover. Gotou reassembles his original Patlabor team, led by pilot Noa Izumi, to apprehend Tsuge. As they pursue their mission, Nagumo must confront her complicated past ties to help restore peace to Japan.

Shindou Ranmaru has just completed his training at the police academy and is assigned to the Tokko Special Mobile Investigation Force. On the day of his graduation, he encounters a half-naked girl he had been seeing in his dreams. She is Rokujo Sakura, a member of a secret unit within Tokki known as the Tokko Special Public Safety Task Force. Shindou eventually joins Tokko to seek revenge for his parents' death and to solve the mysterious mass murder of residents in his hometown of Machida. At the same time, bottomless pits are appearing across Japan, and strange creatures emerge from them. These events may be connected to the Machida Massacre.

Shirotsugh "Shiro" Lhadatt is a cadet in the Royal Space Force (RSF) of the Kingdom of Honneamise, despite never having left his home planet—something no one has ever achieved. The RSF is seen as a failure by its citizens and a government more focused on war with a neighboring nation than on advancing science. After attending a memorial for a fellow cadet, Shiro wanders the city at night and meets Riquinni Nonderaiko, a passionate young person enthusiastic about space exploration. Their interactions deepen, and Riquinni's motivation inspires Shiro to volunteer as a pilot for an upcoming rocket mission that could make him Honneamise's first astronaut. Soon after, Shiro and the RSF join forces with a dedicated group of experienced scientists and engineers eager to revive the nation's struggling space program. However, their efforts catch the government's attention, revealing possible hidden motives for the RSF. Despite major obstacles, this determined group persists, believing the cosmos may hold humanity's ultimate chance for redemption.

In 2040, humanity has spread across the galaxy with numerous colonies and advanced technology. Artificial intelligence has reached near-perfection, and the current top idol is the almost-complete Virturoid Idol Sharon Apple. The only thing missing is her genuine emotions, which are provided by Myung Fang Lone. Sharon's debut concert takes place on planet Eden, where fighter pilots Isamu Dyson and Guld Bowman are simultaneously competing for aerial dominance in the "Supernova Project." Isamu, Guld, and Myung were once childhood friends, but after an incident seven years ago, they went their separate ways. With Myung's return, old conflicts resurface. When an unstable and illegal AI technique is installed in Sharon, the situation escalates further.

In the ambitious Babylon Project, Tokyo undergoes a major urban transformation with the aid of Labors—specialized robots used for construction. These machines are essential to the rapid development of artificial islands in Tokyo Bay. When the key figure behind this project is found dead under suspicious circumstances that appear to be suicide, Captain Kiichi Gotou and his Patlabor team are assigned to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, a series of Labor malfunctions and a corrupted AI system endanger the lives of Tokyo's residents. Young pilot Noa Izumi, together with her Patlabor named Alphonse, works under Gotou's leadership to stop a potentially apocalyptic scheme aimed at destroying both the city and the country.

The human world and the demon world (yōkai) have overlapped, with humans going about their daily lives while demons walk the same streets unseen by ordinary eyes. For a long time, a young-looking woman named Yurine and her servant, the Karas (meaning "crow" in Japanese), have maintained order and balance between these two worlds, preventing demons from interfering with human lives. However, humans have forgotten and mocked the existence of demons, no longer appreciating the privilege of living without fear. Disgusted by this arrogance, a former Karas turns against the laws he once upheld. In his human form, named Eko, he assembles an army of Mikura—mechanized demons—to prepare an assault on humanity. A young man named Otoha inherits the power of the Karas and takes his place beside Yurine, who claims that his soul called out to her while he still lived as a human. They dwell in the demon world. Now Otoha must prove himself as a Karas and restore the balance that Eko threatens to shatter. Meanwhile, a superstitious police officer named Sagisaka and his rational new recruit, Kure, follow the trail of murders committed by Eko's Mikura, as well as the path of a rogue Mikura named Nue. From this point, the prophecy unfolds into a grave revelation for everyone in the city.

Yomiko Readman is an endearing, book-obsessed bibliomaniac with poor eyesight who works as a substitute teacher at a high school in Japan. However, her true occupation is a secret agent for the British Library Special Operations Division, operating under the codename "The Paper." This alias stems from her supernatural power to manipulate paper freely, shaping it into any object she can conceive—including tools and weapons—to combat the powerful and self-serving IJIN (Great Historical Figure) Army. Together with her mysterious partner, "Ms. Deep," Yomiko travels the globe, striving to unravel the mystery behind the reincarnated historical figures and their plot to seize control of the world.

Six months after the conclusion of the original Yu-Gi-Oh! manga, Yugi Muto and his friends are in their final year of high school, discussing their future plans. Meanwhile, Seto Kaiba has organized an excavation to recover the dismantled Millennium Puzzle from the ruins of the Millennium Chamber. The Puzzle once held the soul of his rival, Atem, whom Kaiba hopes to revive to settle their unfinished duel. An enigmatic man interrupts the dig, challenges Kaiba to a Duel Monsters match, and steals two fragments of the restored Puzzle. What is his true purpose? The stakes are at an all-time high; the rivalries have never been more intense; the risks have never been greater.

By the year 2029, the concept of national borders has been rendered obsolete by the global network; humans enhanced with cybernetic parts inhabit digital realms, monitored by law enforcement agencies capable of transferring their consciousness into powerful, crime-fighting mecha suits. The ultimate covert operative of this era is not a biological being, lacks a physical form, and can traverse the world's information networks at will, hacking and manipulating data whenever and wherever necessary. Note: Ghost in the Shell 2.0 is an updated edition of the original 1995 film, created as part of the celebrations surrounding the release of The Sky Crawlers in 2008. For Version 2.0, the entire animation was remade using state-of-the-art techniques including 3D-CGI, and the soundtrack underwent a remastering process. All voice acting was re-recorded. A notable change is that the character "Puppet Master" was recast from Kayumi Iemasa to Sakakibara Yoshiko, and some dialogue lines were altered from the original version. Kawai Kenji remixed the music in 6.1 channel surround sound, and Randy Thom from Skywalker Sound joined as Sound Designer to enhance the audio quality.

In their final summer before entering middle school, four friends take on a risky challenge at a nearby cemetery. Haruka Kaminogi steps in to help Yuu Gotou escape his overbearing mother, but she then witnesses a strange vision of blue snow and a mysterious figure with silver hair. Meanwhile, Haruka and her companions encounter another eerie apparition while fleeing from what they believe are ghosts in the graveyard. Unbeknownst to them, these beings are actually Dragon Soldiers from the world of La'cryma, sent to retrieve the Dragon Torque, their only hope for survival. It becomes clear that Haruka herself is the Torque. As she tries to avoid the soldiers, she finds solace in the silver-haired man, who claims to be Yuu's other self.

After waking up naked and without memories on a strange street, Retro and Pandy join forces for a life of chaotic, violent adventures. Their contrasting personalities—Retro's hyperactive energy and Pandy's laid-back attitude—make them perfect partners for causing mayhem. A mistake gets them arrested, and they are sent to Dead Leaves, a high-security prison on the Moon. There, they discover that the other inmates are clones produced through genetic experiments. With no other options, they lead a mass jailbreak, guiding the genetically modified prisoners on a thrilling and comedic escape from the lunar detention center.

A.D. 2034. Two years have passed since Motoko Kusanagi departed from Section 9. Togusa has assumed leadership of the team, which has significantly expanded its roster of personnel. The newly enlarged Section 9 tackles a series of complex incidents, and their investigations reveal that an ultra-wizard hacker known as the Puppeteer is orchestrating the entire chain of events. Meanwhile, Batou, pursuing the case on a separate path, encounters Motoko. She leaves him with the warning, "Stay away from the Solid State Society," before disappearing. Batou is left with a lingering suspicion: could Motoko herself be the Puppeteer? The intriguing incidents confronting Section 9 gradually interconnect with an almost artistic precision. Who is the Puppeteer? What will become of Batou's relationship with Motoko? What is the complete truth behind this meticulously orchestrated perfect crime? And what will the outcome be? Mysteries surround the Solid State Society...

In a world where malevolent beings called teropterids disguise themselves as humans to feed on their blood, dedicated task forces are focused on wiping them out. Saya, a mysterious and powerful teenager, is recognized as the top teropterid hunter. In 1960s Japan, she is deployed to a U.S. military base believed to be infiltrated by these creatures.

After pulling off a casino heist, Arsène Lupin III finds that the money he stole is actually "Gothic Bills"—extremely well-made counterfeit notes that are impossible to tell apart from real currency. With his partner Daisuke Jigen, Lupin travels to the small country of Cagliostro to find out where the fake money came from. When they get there, they jump into a car chase and rescue Clarisse d' Cagliostro, the daughter of the late Duke d' Cagliostro, who is running from Count Cagliostro's scheme to take over her family's money by forcing her into marriage. Wanting to help a woman in trouble, Lupin decides to stand by Clarisse. Soon after, Goemon Ishikawa XIII, Fujiko Mine, and Kouichi Zenigata all get pulled into the situation, each for their own reasons. As everyone ends up at Cagliostro Castle, Lupin remembers a visit he made there ten years earlier, and the hidden truths about the castle begin to come out.

In the year 19XX, after a betrayal left him near death, the valiant warrior Kenshiro sets out across a desolate, post-apocalyptic wasteland to rescue his fiancée Yuria from the villainous Shin who captured her. Along the way, Kenshiro uses his deadly Hokuto Shinken martial art to defend the weak against brutal bandits. His heroic deeds soon draw the attention of powerful enemies, including tyrannical warlords and other skilled fighters, pulling Kenshiro into battles that go beyond his original goal. As each challenge grows greater, the heir of Hokuto Shinken must push his limits to reclaim what he holds most dear. Facing rising threats and an escalating war against darkness, especially his conflict with Shin and the Nanto Seiken martial arts faction, Kenshiro gradually becomes the protector of a harsh, irradiated world.

In the not-too-distant future, humanity discovers a swarm of enormous, insectoid aliens traversing the galaxy. These extraterrestrials appear bent on wiping out the human race as it begins to venture beyond the solar system, and they draw steadily nearer to Earth. In response, mankind constructs interstellar warships and colossal mecha. These machines are operated by the most talented and promising young people on Earth, selected from training academies across the globe. The narrative starts in 2023, shortly after the initial skirmishes with the aliens, and focuses on the young Noriko Takaya. Though her father—a renowned space fleet captain—was killed in one of the war's early battles, Noriko's own piloting abilities are far from certain. Nevertheless, she enrolls in a training school. Throughout the series, Noriko, alongside the skilled and beautiful Kazumi Amano, strives to overcome the scars of conflict, the skepticism of her classmates, and her own deep-seated insecurities.

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.

After wrapping up the "Laughing Man" case, Section 9 is brought back into action by the newly appointed Prime Minister, Youko Kayabuki, to deal with the ongoing danger of cyber-terrorism in Japan. A group calling themselves "The Individual Eleven" begins carrying out terrorist attacks throughout the country. While Motoko Kusanagi, Daisuke Aramaki, Batou, and the rest of Section 9 look into this new threat, the government is also dealing with another major issue: refugees displaced by the Third World War are trying to enter Japan. As Section 9 conducts their investigation, they keep crossing paths with Gouda Kazundo, a high-ranking official from the Cabinet Intelligence Service, which makes them suspect he's involved. This hints that the refugee situation and the actions of The Individual Eleven might be linked in ways they hadn't considered.

In 2015, over a decade has passed since the devastating Second Impact nearly brought human civilization to its end. In the aftermath, a small group uncovers the presence of the Angels—massive, hostile beings determined to trigger the Third Impact and finish off the remnants of humanity. Shinji Ikari, a young boy, is summoned to Tokyo-3 by his father, Gendou Ikari, to join the fight against these Angels. His connection with Gendou has been tense since his mother's death, and Shinji hopes to repair their damaged relationship. But when he arrives, he discovers he was called to pilot Evangelion Unit-01, a giant machine built to confront the Angels. As he battles one Angel after another, Shinji gets pulled into a scheme that could determine the fate of all mankind.

In a future where humans can fully replace their bodies with advanced machinery, physical and cyber capabilities merge, creating unprecedented possibilities and dangers. Criminals exploit this technology to commit sophisticated and perilous crimes. To combat these threats, the Japanese government creates Section 9, a covert law enforcement unit tasked with handling complex cases. Under the leadership of Daisuke Aramaki and Motoko Kusanagi, Section 9 tackles crimes across all societal levels with notable success. However, they are challenged when a skilled hacker known as "The Laughing Man" emerges. The team finds itself entangled in a risky pursuit, tracking the hacker's activities as they impact Japan.

Deep within the realm of dreams lies a portal to the human soul, revealing repressed memories and hidden secrets. A pioneering research facility has developed the DC Mini, a groundbreaking tool enabling users to enter and navigate the dreams of others. Motivated by a desire to cure psychological trauma, Atsuko Chiba and Kosaku Tokita have devoted themselves to refining this revolutionary invention. However, the DC Mini's capacity to breach the subconscious harbors a terrifying risk; if misused, it can serve as a weapon for psychological sabotage, causing devastating mental anguish. When the device vanishes into unknown hands and those nearby start acting strangely, Atsuko and Kosaku grasp the severity of the crisis. Teaming up with Officer Konakawa, who has personally experienced this experimental therapy, they embark on a quest to identify the perpetrator, moving back and forth between the boundaries of reality and dreams.

In 2029, Niihama City stands as the pinnacle of technological advancement, where cybernetic enhancements are commonplace. Citizens routinely swap their limbs for sophisticated mechanical counterparts, and global connectivity has reached unprecedented heights. Amidst this rapid evolution, Public Security Section 9 is charged with tackling the complex challenges of corruption, terrorism, and other dangers arising from globalization. Led by Major Motoko Kusanagi, Section 9 begins investigating a mysterious hacker known as the "Puppet Master," who leaves victims with their memories entirely wiped. Like many in this futuristic society, the Puppet Master possesses a largely robotic body that grants extraordinary capabilities. As Motoko and her team delve into the mystery, their pursuit grows complicated by interference from rival factions, including Section 6, which adds significant hurdles to the investigation. While grappling with profound existential questions regarding her own identity, Motoko comes to suspect that the Puppet Master may hold the key to understanding her true nature and purpose.

Two years after the J-pop idol group CHAM! first won over audiences, member Mima Kirigoe chooses to leave the band to pursue an acting career, a decision that draws mixed reactions from her fanbase. Despite the uncertainty surrounding this move, Mima clings to the hope that her supporters will stay loyal. As she steps away from the group, her life takes an unexpected turn. Eager to shed her idol image, she secures a role in a crime drama, a project that quickly becomes demanding and stressful for both her and her manager, Rumi Hidaka. At the same time, Mima's mental state begins to deteriorate under pressure from a persistent stalker who refuses to accept her exit from the idol world, a mysterious new website that uncannily mirrors her experiences, and CHAM!'s continued success without her. These disturbing events slowly erode Mima's grasp on reality, blurring the line between what is real and what is not.

Following the loss of a close friend, Shinji Ikari descends into emotional paralysis, rendering him unable to pilot Evangelion Unit-01. Consequently, his father, Gendou Ikari of NERV, frantically maneuvers to outwit the clandestine organization SEELE, as both factions pursue their own apocalyptic objectives. SEELE intends to merge human souls into an Evangelion unit to forge a divine being, whereas Gendou schemes to revert humanity to a primal state so he can reunite with his late wife, Yui. SEELE initiates a military assault on NERV headquarters, resulting in the deaths of numerous NERV personnel. Asuka Langley Sohryu takes the controls of Evangelion Unit-02 to battle SEELE's overwhelming forces. Amidst erupting chaos and societal collapse, Captain Misato Katsuragi searches for Shinji, who remains concealed within NERV, holding the fate of the world in their hands.