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In the year New Cosmic Century 038, an unknown alien species known as the Orbital Ring System (ORS) launches a sudden attack on human settlements. The Earth Civilization Sphere is cut off from the space colonies and falls under ORS control. Only Hayabusha Jetter and his mixed group of space pirates and smugglers possess the ability to break through the ORS defenses.

In feudal Japan of ages past, a fearsome warrior known as the Demon King reigned. He commanded a group of demons called the Kyouma. It took the combined strength of ten warriors to seal away the Demon King and hold the Kyouma in check. Now, however, a mighty Kyouma named Lord Shindigan plots to release the Demon King, and the reincarnations of those ten warriors must unite to protect the world.

The story takes place fifteen years after Oda Nobunaga's fall. With the evil warlord defeated, the late sixteenth century appears destined for dark times once more, as his successor, Hideyoshi Toyotomi, has chosen to summon the Genma forces and place Japan under their demonic shadow yet again. A powerful warrior named Soki wields the dark power of the Oni. Having learned of Hideyoshi's sinister scheme, he sets out to burn the Genma trees and defeat the Genma that run rampant across the land. Shin Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams the Story is a compilation of cut-scenes from the game of the same title, released on DVD separately from the game.

Yonosuke Hikura seems like a typical high school student, but he actually bears the crucial duty of maintaining the balance between Heaven and Earth. Armed with the magical sword Chitentai and aided by Tsukinojo Inbe, he bravely fights against demons, forcing them back to the Earth World where they originally escaped from.

The second season of Uchuu Kaizoku Mito no Daibouken. Aoi was raised as an ordinary boy on Earth, unaware that he was the successor to Mito, the Queen-turned-Space-Pirate of an alien species that selects their gender at puberty. Aoi fell in love with Mutsuki, the police officer pursuing Mito, and together the three saved the universe. The only unintended consequence was that Aoi developed into a beautiful young woman. Now a malicious being who calls herself the true Queen of the Universe emerges, wielding enough power to obliterate entire planets. Aoi must defend her new throne, but she requires Mutsuki's assistance. Mutsuki must reconcile her own emotions for Aoi so they can protect Earth and become the galaxy's first royal pair of queens.

How much embarrassment can a group of four plus a penguin endure? There's the tough Aito, the alluring Rihoko, Choji in his red briefs, the heroic Fuusuke, and Hiroyuki with his cute voice. Seriously, who are these fakes trying to pose as the real Ninku? Yet the actual Aito, Choji, Rihoko, and Fuusuke find themselves overshadowed by these impostors who eerily copy their traits. When the phonies accidentally wander into a peaceful desert village, they unknowingly trigger a dangerous conflict—going up against the deadly Heaven & Earth siblings. Fortunately, the genuine Aito, Choji, and Fuusuke show up, making things even more complicated for the villains. Will the Ninku's unique magic-infused combat abilities overcome the Heaven & Earth siblings' powerful fighting styles?

Marriage is an OVA anime comprised of two 30-minute segments from Miki Kasamatsu, each centered on love and the search for a life partner. The first story follows a circle of young women who, after several years out of school, are starting to consider settling down. One friend, Shizuka, lacks any romantic prospects, and her companions worry that her reserved nature will prevent the right man from appreciating her beauty and personality. They convince her to sign up for a matchmaking agency called The Wedding Club. However, when her first arranged date turns out to be rather disappointing, Shizuka begins to doubt whether marriage is meant for her at all. The second episode focuses on a family of five sisters, only one of whom remains unmarried. The cool and composed Kiyomi shows zero interest in finding a husband. Her siblings have other plans, and when a male coworker asks her out, the sisters persuade him to propose on their very first date. Carrying out this scheme is simpler said than achieved, as Kiyomi's formidable demeanor can be quite off-putting. The young man might not actually go through with the proposal, and even if he does, there is no certainty that the strong-willed woman will accept.

Signal is a robot companion built for Nobuhiko. He comes under attack from Pulse, an earlier prototype created by the same inventor. Pulse is reprogrammed by a mysterious rival of Dr. Otoi, then loaded with weaponry and dispatched on a mission ordered by Otoi: steal the latest robot technology and destroy anything that stands in his way.

Mako, a charismatic new teacher at Gyunabe High School, strives to inspire her students. She encounters unforeseen obstacles from a classroom largely controlled by the playful Obayashi, who orchestrates attempts to glimpse her underwear and humiliate her. Adding further complexity, the principal assigns her as the school's rugby coach. These strains could push Mako to contemplate resigning from her position.

The third, Missing Link, deals with the events between Tekkaman Blade and Tekkaman Blade II.

A fearsome ruler known as the Demon King once commanded an army of demons called the Kyouma in ancient Japan. It required the combined power of ten heroic warriors to seal the Demon King and contain the Kyouma. In the present day, a powerful Kyouma named Lord Shindigan is plotting to free the Demon King, so the reincarnated versions of those ten warriors must unite again to protect the world.

In a future world infested with monsters and inhuman beings, the reigning Evil King seeks a human woman to sire powerful offspring skilled in combat. To save her village from an attack by the Ape Clan, Non offers herself to the Evil King and later gives birth to twin sons, Loof and Jin. Despite this sacrifice, the villagers turn against Non and her children, forcing them into exile. Non's companion, Nue—a member of the Demon Clan who was turned into a wolf as punishment for defiance—takes Loof to be raised by his father, the Evil King. However, the King's wife, Parome, harbors an intense hatred for humans, which she focuses especially on Loof.

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

The story unfolds in a parallel world separate from our own. It centers on Pastel, an 18-year-old orphan girl who resides with a band of adventurers in a modest house. Pastel works as both a writer and a "mapper," creating sketches and illustrations of towns, countryside, rivers, and mountains. Her friends hold her in high regard due to her exceptional intelligence and honesty. Sharing the house with Pastel are Clay, a young swordsman; Trapp, the son of a bandit chieftain; Kitton, a walking encyclopedia and descendant of the Kitton family; Knoll, a large man with a gentle heart; Whitey, a baby dragon; and Rumy, an infant sorcerer from the Elf tribe. This odd assortment of companions becomes entangled in a variety of mysterious adventures—from hunting for treasure and searching for a missing person to solving riddles and facing many other unexpected quests.

In the first OVA, Burning Clock, the focus is on the Aiba family, providing more depth to the rivalry between Shinya and Takaya.

Child of Destruction continues the story from the RIKI-OH OVA Wall of Hell. This part delves into Riki's background, showing flashbacks to his childhood that reveal the tragic end of his mother and how he was separated from his twin brother Nachi during a game of hide-and-seek, with Nachi's desperate call of "Are you ready yet?" echoing in Riki's mind for years. Riki bears a six-pointed star mark on his hand, while Nachi has a swastika on his; the meaning behind these symbols is never clarified. Riki ends up in the town of Misaki, which is filled with illegal nuclear power plants and controlled by a religious extremist military faction known as "God's Judgment." Captured, he is forced to compete in gladiator fights inside a huge arena. He locates his brother, whose unique abilities have earned him the title "Savior," but their reunion quickly turns hostile due to Nachi's bitterness. This second installment is far bloodier than the first, with Riki punching through numerous enemy soldiers with much less reluctance.

Yusuke, an orphan, finds himself with Rouge—the amnesiac eldest daughter of the Underworld's deposed royal family—literally falling from the sky into his lap. She is soon followed by her two younger sisters, as well as their family's enemies. Rouge must decide whether she wants her memory to return, while Yusuke has to cope with the upheavals in his life that the Princesses have brought about.

In a world where large, rugged machines are the norm for warfare, a uniquely designed giant robot appears and overwhelms the world's strongest military forces. Meanwhile, in a kingdom ruled by three peaceful sisters, they keep a major secret until forced to use a doll-like robot to defend their realm. However, the robot's creator hesitates, unwilling to risk the safety of her companion.

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

Warrius Zero, a space captain out for revenge after his family was murdered by vicious cyborgs, clashes with Captain Harlock, a space rebel whose mission is to protect the Machine Men.

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

Mimu Emilton is a cute fourteen-year-old girl who arrives at the annual Starland Festival hoping to become an idol, just like her hero Yuri. This festival is the most celebrated event on a united Earth, and Yuri—now the planet's President—has encouraged everyone to join the ranks of Excellent Idols. Unfortunately for Mimu, she can never seem to reach her audition on time; one mishap after another lands her in embarrassing situations (often involving exposed underwear, it must be noted) from which she is rescued by the current Excellent Idols, who become her friends. Just as she finally steps onto the stage and begins her audition, an unknown group of aliens kidnaps her along with the Excellent Idols. This marks the start of a wild interdimensional chase that puts Mimu in a position to save the world—if only she can learn to believe in herself.

In the initial Japanese broadcast, Dairugger XV functioned primarily as an exploration robot and a designated peacekeeping force. Earth enjoys an era of prosperity. The leader of the Terran League (referred to as the "Galaxy Alliance" in Voltron) initiates an expedition to venture beyond the galaxy. Shortly after beginning its exploratory journey, the vessel Rugger-Guard comes under attack from a Galbeston Empire ship. In response, the super robot Dairugger is sent to protect Earth. Through a twist of fate, the crew must assist the citizens of Galbeston in locating a new planet before their own is destroyed, and also free them from their tyrannical Emperor. Unlike the American adaptation Voltron: Defender of the Universe, the Japanese version has no connection to King of the Beasts GoLion. The robot consists of three attack groups: Land, Air, and Sea. Fifteen individual components, each called a "Rugger," merge together to create the super-robot Dairugger. The concept of 15 separate Rugger units was inspired by rugby, as a rugby union team fields 15 players. For its American release, the "Galbeston Empire" was changed to "Drule Empire," and significant amounts of violence and sexual content were removed to make the series suitable for a general audience.

While enjoying an evening at a nightclub, private detective Junpei Touma witnesses a man stagger in and collapse onto the dance floor. As he rushes to help, the dying man hands him a floppy disk and begs him to deliver it to someone named Takashiro. Drawn into the mystery, Junpei partners with his colleague Akira Nagareyama to investigate further. They soon realize that the data on the disk is fiercely pursued by dangerous individuals willing to use violence to obtain it.

In the past, Mutsumi (Mucchan) and Sae (Sacchan) met and shared some pleasant times together before going their separate ways, planning to reunite at a certain spot—a promise Mucchan never kept. Years later, while walking to school, Mucchan unexpectedly comes across Sacchan, who has been faithfully waiting for him the whole time. The two begin spending time together again, but this reunion is fated to be short-lived.

For centuries, the worlds of magic and humans have coexisted peacefully, though they remain physically divided by a magical gate. However, when the powerful magic spheres are stolen and descend to Earth, the king of magic dispatches Boss, a fighter; Lime, a master transformer; and Poogie, a master morpher to recover them. With limited time, the trio must retrieve the spheres, which, upon contact with the human world, absorb the negative emotions of household objects and transform into BEMs, Bug Eyed Monsters!

A school is plagued by spirit infestations, and the captivating student Kocho Enoki employs her alluring charm and supernatural abilities to defend it. Alongside her sister and Kosaku, who serves as their human shield, Kocho strives to rid the school of the ghostly onslaught. But they come across a female spirit who remains unaffected by Kocho's seductive tactics.

In the Asuka household, upholding family customs takes top priority. For their sweet young daughter Jun, that means she must tie the knot on her eighteenth birthday. Despite being an innocent virgin, Jun is no stranger to throwing a punch, and the mere idea of marrying a man she doesn't love is unbearable. Her mother dispatches a crew of ruthless thugs to haul her to the wedding altar, but Jun would rather pummel a hundred suitors into a gory mess than go along with her mother's plan—and she's ready to prove it.

Standing just three feet tall, the alien Space Pirate Mito has a childlike appearance and courage as explosive as a supernova. She is known as the galaxy's most dangerous pirate and a high-priority fugitive, notorious for wrecking twelve police cruisers every morning before breakfast. Yet underneath that tough facade, she secretly longs to be called "Mom."

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

In a failed attempt to abduct an infant princess, a loyal ninja rescues her and hides her in a village where she grows up as an ordinary female ninja. Years later, a group of promising young ninja trainees—Sakura, Matsuri, Yume, Pochi, and Hayashi—are about to undergo their final examination to determine if they have the skills to become full-fledged ninja. Their task is to infiltrate Byakuro Castle and steal a secret scroll. Unbeknownst to them, one of their number is the surviving princess, and they are also unaware that they are being tailed. The young ninja cadets are confident they can prove their worth, but the real challenge is whether they can accomplish the mission without killing each other first.

A century has passed since aliens conquered Earth, and the surviving humans now live in underwater "Aqua Bases." To fight back against the occupying forces, a squad of five women with cybernetic enhancements is prepared for guerrilla warfare. The final chance for humanity's rescue lies with...Voogie's Angels.

Kei, like many young men, deals with everyday issues such as homework and romantic troubles. However, when an unknown force launches an assault on Earth using robotic war machines, Kei becomes the chosen protector to safeguard humanity.

In "Tattoon Master," Hibio's mother, an adventurer, runs into trouble while researching an unusual tribe. The situation takes an unforeseen twist when Nima, a beautiful young woman, spots a family photo and announces she wants to marry Hibio, offering to assist with the investigation as part of the deal. Although Hibio's mother accepts, she fails to tell Hibio about the arrangement. After Nima arrives in Tokyo to join her new husband, her magical realm clashes with Hibio's everyday life, triggering a string of comedic misunderstandings.

Early Reins follows six attractive women traveling by train to Sunshine Hill during the early 1800s. When thieves take over the train, catching the soldiers aboard off guard, it turns out these elegant ladies possess surprising fighting skills. The story's central character is Margarette, a young woman aspiring to become a sheriff despite her limited experience. Over the course of the journey, she gains plenty of practical knowledge. This mismatched group of Western fighters joins forces with a fellow passenger named Spencer to take on a gang of vicious outlaws and safely bring the train to its destination.

A young student named Koichi is living a simple life until he discovers that he is the reincarnation of an alien protector who crash-landed on Earth. Taking on the mantle of "defender of the Earth," Koichi—now Babel—forms a team with three super-powered alien companions to fight against the dark forces of an evil cult leader. The battle to save humanity takes Babel from the deserts of southern Asia to the Upper East Side of Manhattan, culminating in a final confrontation with "the Master" in a hidden base deep in the Swiss Alps. The action is relentless and intense. The fate of the world hinges on this brave young man's ability to control his latent psychic powers and use them to defeat the enemies of mankind.

This fictional story is set in Europe around 1943. During that time, the Nazis were secretly developing a plan known as Urda. Two agents, Janet and Erna, are assigned a mission to investigate and stop the completion of this secret project.

Twin Blood presents an alternate take on the first clash between Blade and Evil, featuring significantly different character and mecha designs compared to the rest of the series. In this version, Blade—also called D-Boy—can initiate his transformation without requiring Pegas, and his armor more closely resembles the Radam humanoids seen in Tekkaman Blade II.

In the center of the United States economy sits the mighty Cleopatra Corns Group, known as Cleopatra DC—a financial empire with power rivaling that of the government itself. At its helm is Ms. Cleo, a remarkably beautiful, quick-witted, and courageous Chairman. Her leadership faces a challenge when an unexpected plane crash damages her residence, though she manages to cover the repair costs. Soon, however, her fortune takes a downturn as she becomes caught in a series of escalating troubles: the theft of precious artifacts, high-stakes corporate kidnappings, and malfunctions in top-secret cyborg initiatives.

In "Super Robot Wars Original Generation: The Animation," Dr. Jurgen of the DC creates a planetary defense system intended to protect Earth from alien threats. This system includes the VTX-001 Vartoul unmanned anti-alien PTs and the ODE global network that controls their actions. Yet this defense system conceals a dark secret: the ODE core requires a living human to function and relies on human organs to sustain itself. Consequently, the drones begin abducting people en masse, compelling Kyosuke and his team to intervene and handle the mounting danger.

After Gutsy Galaxy Guard defeats the Zonder Empire and the 31 Primevals, a fresh menace appears on Earth. Joining forces with their French counterparts, Chasseur, GGG works alongside Guy Shishio and the newly built GaoFighGar to fight the evil organization BioNet. Among Chasseur's members is Renais Cardiff Shishioh, a former BioNet cyborg whose relentless goal is to destroy those who took away her humanity. Yet while GGG and Chasseur battle BioNet, GGG's bases across the world are suddenly attacked, and the recently discovered Q-Parts and original Gao Machines are stolen by Mamoru Amami, who has been abducted and cloned by an even greater threat: the Eleven Kings of Sol. Forced off Earth by the United Nations, GGG must now travel to the far reaches of the galaxy, confront the Eleven Kings of Sol, and save Mamoru before it is too late.

A retelling of the prison storyline from the manga RIKI-OH! The narrative centers on Saiga Riki-Oh, a young man endowed with superhuman strength. After exacting revenge on a yakuza boss responsible for his girlfriend's death, he ends up incarcerated in a maximum-security prison operated by a private organization. The facility is split into four blocks, each overseen by one of the prisoners known as the Gang of Four. The first is a tattooed knife-wielder named Hai, who runs his block like a mafia-style family. The second is a hulking brute (called Tarzan in the live-action adaptation) of immense power. The third is an effeminate fighter named Huang Chaun, who cultivates opium within the prison. The final member is a small man who wields sewing needles as his weapons.

A bonus DVD only episode, known as episode 13, where the boys go to a hot spring.

The narrative revolves around a perilous and enigmatic island known simply as "G." Long ago, a mighty deity named Gestalt was exiled to Earth and took refuge on this island. Speaking the god's name aloud is forbidden, as people feared his wrath so greatly that they regarded it as a curse. Father Oliver, a priest who has abandoned his religious order, journeys to the island of G to uncover the truth behind it. There, he meets a young girl named Ohri, who proves to be highly skilled in magic. Meanwhile, the head of the order hires a dark elf named Suzu to track down Oliver and bring him back. Suzu locates him with ease, but she did not anticipate the powerful sorceress accompanying him—Ohri. The girl dispatches Suzu for the time being, and she and the Father continue onward. As if their journey weren't challenging enough, the island of G is filled with monsters and magic-users who obstruct their path.

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.

The story follows Kaoru Torigara, the only son of a ramen shop owner, who plans to renovate the ramen shop he inherited. He finds out that his shop is protected by a guardian angel named Pretty Menma. Pretty Menma reveals to Kaoru that his late father's wish is for him to succeed in the "Food King Wars," a global restaurant competition held every four years. Kaoru and Menma must support one another as they navigate the challenges of the "Food King Wars."

Sentimental Journey consists of twelve distinct short tales, each focusing on a different girl. While these episodes are not directly related, they share a thematic thread: the bittersweet nature of every girl's first love experience.

Lapis is the princess of Sorcerland. She is beautiful, powerful, and possesses a sparkling personality—unfortunately, she is not very intelligent. She will go to any lengths to protect the most innocent creatures, even if it means destroying the kingdom in the process. And let's not forget her obsession with pudding! Detatoko Princess is a hilarious parody of all the fantasy stereotypes you have come to love, with a generous helping of slapstick comedy.

In 2100, the newly constructed Bayside City functions as Japan's leading international harbor. The Angel Arms Company is founded by Takako, a former policewoman, to combat terrorism using armed security suits. Following the mayor's assassination, the women of Angel Arms are forced to protect the villainous crime lord Hassan, hoping his intelligence will dismantle a worldwide terror network. Takako finds herself cornered as a group of criminals conspires to murder Hassan, and the organization's leader is exposed as the former lover of Angel Arms' own Alisa.

Bonus episodes on the DVDs featuring the girls on a field trip to Chichibu.

Takeo Nanachi and his companions journey to a secluded village seeking inspiration for their next theatrical performance, where they encounter a sorrowful festival held only on rare occasions. Takeo intends to purify an ancient sword inherited from his grandfather during this event, but the locals forbid outsiders from joining. After his car breaks down, Takeo becomes stranded and finds himself drawn into the villagers' eerie yet captivating customs. Through these encounters, he forges a bond with Kuraki Fuzuchi, the son of the chief priest.

Gou is intent on finding the legendary treasure of Salamander. While searching, he meets Ren, a fairy on a quest to locate the four treasures of the Heart. Mari, Gou's childhood friend, grows frustrated with his obsessive hunt for treasure, yet she forms a bond with another fairy named Rin. The treasure hunt involving Gou and Ren interferes with a secret project overseen by Mari's father. In the end, Salamander turns out to be something far different from what Gou initially expected.

High school student Hitonari Hiiragi, weighed down by his family's legacy and the expectations that come with it, thinks about giving up basketball. But after encountering Akane Tachibana, his passion for the sport is rekindled. When he joins the Kouzu High School basketball club, Hiiragi resolves to forge his own path in the game with his valued teammates. Though he values the bond he shares with his new friends, Hiiragi wonders whether he can reach his aspirations within the current team dynamic. As each member works through their own personal perspectives on basketball, Hiiragi and the squad reflect on what it truly means to function together as a unified group.

"Tweeny Witches" The Adventure was produced by Studio 4C alongside Keita Amemiya, creator of "Garo." Released across three DVDs, it includes the Alice chapters "Sakana ni Natta Maho Shojotai" and "Fuin Sareta Kokoro," the Sheila chapters "Yosei Hakusho" and "Kori no Majo to Hien no Taki," and the Eva chapters "Dragon House no Himitsu" and "Shippu Doto no Maho Shojotai." These episodes were made during the TV series' original run but remained unreleased until the DVD edition.

After defeating the evil priest Dark Fact and saving Esteria, Adol Christen sets out on a fresh adventure with the two priestesses to the floating land of Ys. The kingdom is shrouded in darkness, and hopelessness dominates everything. As the heir to the priests' magical powers, Adol holds the secret to unraveling the truths connecting their world. Yet, as his power increases, he reaches a pivotal point where he might become the one to either save Ys or cause its ruin.

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.

In the not-too-distant future, Neo Wrestling has taken over the sports world as a thrilling spectacle where Metal Fighters battle for the championship title. The story centers on the Pretty Four—Miku, Ginko, Sayaka, and Nana—as they compete against the reigning champions, Team Sapphire. With a washed-up alcoholic named Eiichi Suo as their coach, the girls must deal not only with challenges inside the ring but also with unexpected troubles in their everyday lives. Only by protecting their friends, understanding their rivals, and eventually confronting their idol Aquamarine will Miku and the others uncover Eiichi's true intentions and the shady secrets lurking behind Neo Wrestling.

In a town where a celestial whale oversees the surreal transformation of ordinary occurrences into extraordinary events—such as snow in midsummer and cicadas lamenting winter—Kuonji discovers a world filled with wonder and unease, unlike anything his classmates experience. Surrounded by a unique ensemble of friends including Nina, known for her striped panties; Sacchan, a cat lover; Allen, an otherworldly being; and various provocatively dressed girls, Kuonji frequently finds himself in risqué situations. Set against the backdrop of the sky whale’s vigilant presence, "Final Examination Kujira" adapts Circus’s game into a narrative of unexpected adventures and sensual encounters.

An extra episode of Rio: Rainbow Gate! which will be bundled with the seventh volume of the Blu-ray and the DVD.

Hyoi and Ryoi, siblings who can morph into cats, are assigned to solve the mystery of a fast-spreading demon plague characterized by tentacles. Their mission becomes increasingly urgent as the plague threatens to consume them and the other students. In the end, they must confront their former Dark Cat instructor, Jukokubo, and discover whether they can halt the malevolent force he has unleashed.

Oraku considers himself quite lucky to have a stable teaching job at a local high school. He has a close relationship with fellow teacher Satsuki and hopes to one day marry her. Meanwhile, a charming student named Aya has developed feelings for him. Her wealthy father, who deeply wants his daughter to be happy, arranges for Aya to live with Oraku. It seems Oraku has every reason to feel fortunate. Notably, Aya enjoys teasing Oraku by lounging around his apartment in skimpy clothing. However, there's a catch: Aya's father, despite his fortune, is a powerful crime boss who has made it clear that if Aya loses her virginity, Oraku will face a slow and painful death. As a result, Oraku must control his own desires while protecting Aya from the many students—both male and female—who try to take advantage of her. Additionally, if Satsuki or any other faculty member discovers their living arrangement, Oraku would immediately lose his teaching job. Yes, Oraku truly finds himself in a strangely fortunate predicament.

Chinami and her companions have established a group named OZ, supported financially by the Kujo Group. Their mission is to peacefully incorporate individuals possessing Type-E abilities into society, while opposing the Foundation—an organization that aims to capture and manipulate Type-E users for its own unknown aims.

Masuo made it through high school and college without ever having a girlfriend. A wrinkled fortune teller once told him that he is fated to remain alone for his entire life. But when Masuo lays eyes on the beautiful Nagisa, his heart stirs for the first time. He faces stiff competition from the flawlessly handsome Kaizuka and the astonishingly ugly Kujira. Masuo is determined to win, yet he keeps getting tripped up by his tendency to find himself in awkward situations with other women at the worst possible moments.

Following the prolonged conflict between Earth and the mechanical beings, a ceasefire has been established—one that overwhelmingly benefits the machine men at humanity's expense. Warrius Zero, whose family perished at the hands of these mechanical enemies during the war, remains on active duty with the Earth fleet, now compelled to cooperate with his former foes. His vessel, crewed by a mix of humans and machine men, receives an almost impossible directive: apprehend the infamous space pirate, Captain Harlock. While Zero struggles with this mission, subtle indications emerge suggesting that the apparent harmony between the machine men and Earth may conceal a far more sinister truth.

Tsubaki Sadamitsu, the leader of the Corpse Gang, is a troubled teenager who finds his life turned around when he meets an alien robot by chance. This fateful encounter thrusts him into a new mission: hunting down intergalactic criminals known as the Exiled Ones. Matters grow even more complex with the emergence of the Vulture, a failsafe system designed to keep the Exiled Ones in check.

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

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

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

Specials from the Gakuen Heaven DVDs.

After a devastating war leaves Earth in ruins, Haruka is the last human left alive. Despite losing her own kind, she forms a family with the advanced robots that survived the catastrophe. Her robotic companions include Spike, a friendly android completely devoted to her; Trigger, a hot-headed robot who loves guns; Cleric, the thoughtful strategist; Reeves, who looks intimidating but is actually gentle; and Angela, a solitary warrior expert with a sword who avoids people. They all live together in a tall building at the city center, where Haruka experiences some peace. But stability is hard to maintain. Resources are scarce, and wandering war robots still roam, intent on destroying any life they find. Kurogane Communication follows Haruka's fight to survive in this post-apocalyptic world, facing many dangers that challenge her resilience day by day.

Special side stories included with the DVD version of Fight Ippatsu! Juuden-chan!!

During the final Valentine's Day before her high school entrance exams, Nana Suzuki is determined but anxious about confessing to the boy she has liked for a long time. Her plans take an unexpected twist when her chocolates are accidentally destroyed, forcing her to rush home to make a new batch. Unbeknownst to her, her grandfather has modified the microwave into something strange. When she uses it, six additional versions of Nana appear, each with a distinct exaggerated personality and each granted magical abilities through crystals. Confronted with this unforeseen situation, Nana decides to put off her confession until her first year of high school. But her crush, the academically brilliant Yuuichi Kamichika, attends a prestigious school, meaning she must work very hard to get into the same one. Together with her six new companions, Nana gets ready to face the challenges of the upcoming exam period.

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

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

Fuguno Matsuo has spent all 24 years of his life without ever having a girlfriend, and a fortune teller's grim prophecy that he never will leaves him deeply shaken. His circumstances shift unexpectedly when he catches sight of Nagisa-sensei and immediately falls in love, prompting him to earnestly pursue her. Further complicating matters is Hamaoka, a fellow colleague who secretly holds feelings for Fuguno, setting the stage for a love triangle.

Since childhood, Tadahiro Amatsu has had eyes of two different colors—one brown and the other light hazel. Yet a dark secret concealed within his left eye has made him a target of the masked sorcerer Ayatara Miramune and his demon followers. To fight the demons appearing throughout the town, Yuzu Hieda, a priestess in training, brings together four other girls from her high school. Under the guidance of Yuzu's older sister Kurako, the five young priestesses must spend months training to master their abilities.

Leo, a white lion, is born on a sinking ocean liner near a bustling city and grows up learning human language and customs, yet he feels incomplete. Driven by a longing to find his true home and family, he travels to Africa with the goal of becoming the King of the Jungle. His journey revolves around promoting peace between humans and animals, who often clash over resources. As he matures, Leo confronts many obstacles, including Africa's harsh terrain, rival predators, and hunters who kill lions for sport. Believing that communication and mutual respect are key to settling conflicts, Leo hopes his unique knowledge of human society can help bridge the gap. "Jungle Taitei" chronicles a young lion's struggle to survive in a perilous world.

In Esteria, the people are locked in a struggle against mythical beasts that ceaselessly attack, wearing down their defenses despite the assembled army's efforts. The fortified town of Minea, where survivors take shelter behind castle walls, cannot escape the hopelessness born from these endless assaults. Amid this gloom, a prophecy emerges, foretelling that a courageous young hero will appear to save the land. Adol Christin, an explorer driven by a thirst for adventure, reaches Esteria after surviving a shipwreck. Together with fortune-teller Sarah Tovah and other allies, Adol sets out on a dangerous journey across the island to find the legendary Books of Ys. Though the path is perilous, this quest may allow Adol to realize the prophecy and restore peace to Esteria.

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

During a monster attack on the city, an event that occurs with some frequency, Silk and her two friends attempt to get closer to the attacking creature for a better view. Their unfortunate choice of viewing spot results in UFO-man, the city's giant protector, landing directly on them and crushing them to death. Filled with remorse, UFO-man attributes their deaths to the monster and vows to restore Silk and her friends to life by lending them his power. However, there is a catch: they must now serve as the city's protectors alongside him.

In "I Shall Never Return," Amafuji Ken resolves to confess his true feelings to his best friend, Youshinari Ritsurou. However, Ritsurou is already dating Moeko, which stands as a major barrier for Ken. After graduating high school, Ken convinces Ritsurou to become his roommate. The emotional turmoil intensifies when Ken initiates a romantic encounter with Moeko as a means of drawing nearer to Ritsurou.

A young schoolgirl meets a strange dancing old man, at first believing he is part of a bizarre dream. This encounter, however, draws her into a series of fantastical, fanservice-filled magical girl adventures. She is joined by Ongo, a small creature whose true motives may be sinister, and Nami, a quiet girl who possesses mysterious abilities.

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

Hi no Tori is a series of interconnected stories centered around the legendary Phoenix. Its blood is said to grant eternal life to anyone who consumes it, driving many to seek its death. However, the Phoenix always rises again from its own ashes. The tales span both the distant future and the ancient past, where humans continue to conflict with one another, and all fear the inevitability of death. Yet, each story imparts a fundamental truth: life marks the start of an endless, eternal cycle.

Kazuya Hasukawa is caught in an awkward predicament: the woman his brother married is the very same person he secretly has feelings for. Seeking to escape this uncomfortable situation, he moves into the student dormitory known as Greenwood, hoping to find some peace. But tranquility is hard to come by at Greenwood, which is infamous for housing the most eccentric residents on campus.

Takaya is sent to Kyoto to look into the resurgence of the Ikko sect and Araki Murashige, a former member who abandoned the group. With assistance from his vassal Haruie, Takaya manages to track down Araki, who is searching for a 400-year-old mandala—a Buddhist meditation object—fashioned from the hair of deceased Araki clan members. When they finally confront him, Haruie realizes Araki is actually Shintarou, her lover from a past life. Takaya orders her to eliminate Araki because he poses a threat, but she must decide if she can follow through. Meanwhile, Takaya at last encounters Naoe.

Since the dawn of human civilization, angels hailing from the planet Eden have kept watch over the actions of Earth's inhabitants, known as "Earthians." Among these angels are two agents, Chihaya and Kagetsuya, tasked with judging the positive and negative qualities of Earthians. Chihaya is supposed to remain neutral, but he often becomes entangled in Earthian affairs, much to Kagetsuya's irritation. At the same time, Chihaya delves into the mystery behind his own unusual black wings, unraveling one secret after another.

Nagisa is an ordinary schoolgirl with typical morning habits: waking up late, rushing to school, and meeting friends along the way. One morning, she notices a woman in a strange uniform staring at her, which makes her uneasy. Later that day, while looking out the window, Nagisa sees a ball bouncing on its own before it hurtles toward her, shattering the window glass but leaving her unharmed. When she turns back to the front of the classroom, she finds a gaping, tooth-filled mouth inches from her face, and the room is empty. She screams, and suddenly everything returns to normal—she is standing, and her classmates are staring at her in confusion, wondering why she screamed.

A special DVD episode blending the tales of Cinderella and Snow White, shown in a chibi art style, with the characters from "Otome wa Boku ni Koishiteru."

The Gun Frontier is a harsh and barren wasteland where only the toughest endure, a true proving ground for men who seek the ultimate challenge. Captain Harlock, a sea pirate, and the wandering samurai Tochiro journey across this landscape, set in America’s Wild West. Along the way, they are joined by a mysterious woman, and together they battle brothel operators, outlaws, and a corrupt sheriff. Their mission is to find a missing Japanese immigrant community, and they will leave no corner of the Gun Frontier unexplored until they uncover the truth.

The members of this Magic Club are capable of far more than simple card tricks. One year ago exactly, aliens arrived on Earth—though not in the way anyone expected. After descending from space and crushing all resistance, the enormous spaceship named The Bell simply... stopped. For a full year it has hovered silently above the ocean, calmly watching how humans live. Most people have grown accustomed to it by now. But not the Magic User's Club. This small group of oddballs can perform genuine, real magic! Their leader, Takeo, is suspicious that the aliens will remain peaceful. He is determined to fight the alien threat, but that will be a difficult challenge given his club's composition: a lecherous president, a flamboyant vice president, an unreliable princess, a clumsy new recruit, and that recruit's hot-tempered best friend. Can this bizarre team get their act together and rescue the world?

Three centuries ago, in the frozen wilderness of Siberia, Jubei Yagyu fought a brutal duel against Kitaretsusai of the Northern Yagyu clan. The battle came at a great price: his daughter Freesia was encased in ice, left in suspended animation. Now, due to modern global warming, Freesia emerges from her frozen prison and transfers to a middle school in Japan as a new student. There she becomes friends with Jiyuu Nanohana. Unbeknownst to Jiyuu, Freesia's true aim is to steal the prized Lovely Eye Patch, which Freesia considers her rightful inheritance.

In a remote part of feudal Japan, a clumsy young girl carrying a large box searches for a legendary ninja. That girl is Rangiku Ayawatari, the last survivor of the Ayuwatari clan, who is determined to avenge her family's murder and recover the secrets stolen from her father's precious puppet collection. Instead of finding the legendary ninja, she encounters Yasaburou Manajiri, a wanderer being chased by "deathless ninjas"—mysterious warriors who can survive seemingly fatal wounds. Realizing they share a common enemy, they join forces to confront the ruthless lord and destroy the sinister puppets that conceal a terrifying secret.

Prior to the events of the anime, three factions—the Garan Army, the Kiba Army, and the Aira Army—fight for total control of Machine Island. The island serves essentially as a prison, isolated from the rest of the world. It holds a vast quantity of resources, enabling the three factions to produce an endless supply of giant robots for their armies. The world government discovers that the island's power reactor has become unstable and will detonate within 66 hours, destroying all life and Earth itself. In response, the government dispatches the Death Caprice squad, made up of mercenaries Ken Kaido and Ryo Magami, along with their giant robot Mazinkaiser, to resolve the issue—but was that a good idea?

Akira Yuki has dedicated years to perfecting his Bajiquan under his grandfather's tutelage, driven by a desire to witness the eight heavenly stars, a celestial phenomenon visible only to those who possess extraordinary power. This pursuit of enlightenment pushes him to explore the depths of what it takes to attain such strength. Elsewhere, Eva Durix, a brilliant robotics scientist, aspires to engineer the ultimate soldier. Her organization, Judgment 6, abducts Sarah Bryant—a university student and close friend of Akira—who is looking into a mysterious accident involving her brother. To rescue Sarah from Judgment 6, Akira must overcome numerous obstacles along a treacherous path.

Chihiro Enomoto is a first-year student who has just arrived at Rikkyoin High School. He lost his parents in a traffic accident when he was ten years old, and has since lived only with his older sister Shinobu. Skilled at cooking and cleaning, he handles all the household chores. On his first day of school, he falls in love at first sight with Tokino, a girl with orange hair, when he meets her in the school library. Another girl, Ritsuko—who wears a big yellow helmet and is Chihiro's childhood friend as well as the student council chair—instantly falls for him after their long-awaited reunion. However, she is not the only one with feelings for him. This story follows a one-year campaign among the candidates for the next student government leaders, who are also selected by lottery (kujibiki), as they compete to obtain the position.

In the setting of eX-Driver, artificial intelligence manages every form of transportation. However, even with that efficiency, the systems can break down, go rogue, or be sabotaged. To handle these threats, three high school students pilot non-AI cars—a Subaru WRX, a Caterham Super 7, and a Lotus Europa—to protect the public from harm.

Further misadventures with the Magic User's Club! Comprising five well-intentioned oddballs, the Magic User’s Club wields real magic far beyond mere card tricks. Using their powers, they successfully vanquished an enormous spaceship from outer space, but that victory left a colossal cherry blossom tree planted in the city center—so massive it blots out the sunlight entirely. Takeo Takakura, the club’s honorable yet lecherous president, convenes a special Sunday meeting to deal with the tree. The task appears straightforward, but with magic in the mix, nothing unfolds as intended. Moreover, a ghostly presence lurks among the branches, observing their every action. Who is this quiet apparition, and what is his objective?

In the post-apocalyptic world that Earth has become in the 21st century, monsters, mutants, and demons all roam the land searching for human prey. Kakugo and Harara have been trained by their father in the ancient Zero fighting technique, tasked with protecting the last remnants of humanity and restoring hope and peace on Earth. Empowered by both their superior combat skills and secret techniques, as well as special living armor forged from the souls of ancient warriors, they are sent into the world to defend the weak from demons and mutants who savagely attack and destroy human life. Yet, despite all their training, Harara succumbs to the evil within, killing their father and believing Kakugo is dead as well. But their fates remain intertwined. Kakugo arrives at the remnants of a city to aid the few human inhabitants. As he saves them from the ravages of cannibalistic monsters and depraved mutants, he once again encounters his psychotic sibling, and the bloodiest battle of the 21st century gives new meaning to sibling rivalry!

In "Amazing Nurse Nanako," Nanako serves as a clumsy nursing trainee under the talented young physician, Dr. Kouji. For reasons unknown to her, she finds herself pursued by various factions, causing her to question whether she has inadvertently committed some offense. However, the hidden truths about her history remain guarded, revealed solely to Dr. Kouji and his immediate family.

Golion, a powerful sentient robot, abuses his great powers by attacking and killing creatures known as Deathblack Beastmen, boasting that no one could defeat him. A divine space being punishes Golion for his arrogance and abuse by separating him into 5 different lion robots. In the year 1999, a group of 5 young men return to Earth after a space voyage, only to find it ravaged by nuclear war. After encountering the alien race known as the Galra, the 5 youths end up on the planet Altea, and learn that the 5 lion robots that Golion was split into are in hibernation in various parts of Altea. Somehow, they must reunite the lions and form Golion, the only hope for the human race.

In the final years of the Meiji period, Japan eagerly adopts new technologies, building a promising future. Yet Yasunori Katou, a mysterious man, holds intense hatred for the changing city of Tokyo and desires its destruction. While Katou spreads chaos throughout the metropolis, the Tatsumiya family becomes entangled in his malevolent scheme.

Special episodes added to DVDs and Blu-rays.

A behind-the-scenes special featuring all the main characters from Amaenaide yo!! Katsu!!, in which they share their personal thoughts on their past experiences with the series and their professional interactions with their fellow cast members.

At Rikkyouin High School, an elite academic institution, a yearly lottery determines the Student Council for the following year. On their inaugural day, Chihiro Enomoto is named president, while his childhood friend Tokino Akiyama is selected as vice-president. However, before officially assuming their roles, they must complete a one-year training period supervised by the current Student Council. Even the slightest mistake in carrying out their assigned tasks results in immediate removal from the council.

Zwei lived a normal life until he happened upon a brutal assassination while walking the streets one night. He dodged the sniper, a young girl named Ein, but was quickly captured and had his past memories erased. His only chance to avoid death was to accept a single condition: training alongside Ein to become an assassin. Now he must find a way to break free from this shadowy world and take back his former life.

In the special "Ah! My Buddha Special," Ikko and the other girls from Saienji Buddhist Temple compete in a game show and win, earning a trip to a secluded inn. There, Ikko is presented with a peculiar task: to remain asleep while the girls roam around in their sleep.

Tsubasa Shiina is a ten-year-old girl who has just moved to Hokkaido to live with her father. She is very quiet and has trouble socializing with her classmates at school. One night, she sees a UFO crash in the forest near her house. She goes to the crash site and finds the pilot, whose code name is "D.D.," in a critical state. Also present is a Maguar, a grotesque alien that emerged from an egg inside D.D.'s ship. When the Maguar is about to kill Tsubasa, an alien life-form merges with her body to create the Riberus battle armor known as Figure 17, which swiftly destroys the alien threat. That life-form takes the name Hikaru and becomes Tsubasa's identical twin sister. Over time, thanks to Hikaru, Tsubasa grows more open with the people around her. However, with Maguar eggs scattered throughout Hokkaido, the two must continue to combine into Figure 17 to eliminate every hatched Maguar until backup arrives from D.D.'s home planet.

Long ago, the powerful sorcerer Enno Ozuno fought against the wicked demon deity Karuma. Realizing he could not defeat her alone, Enno called upon Zenki, a mighty guardian demon, for assistance. After Karuma was vanquished, Enno sealed Zenki inside a pillar within his temple. Twelve hundred years later, Enno's descendant Chiaki makes a living by giving tours around the town of Shikigami-cho and performing exorcisms. One day, two burglars break into the Ozuno temple, intending to break a seal and steal its valuables. Instead of treasure, they unleash a malevolent spirit that possesses them, transforming them into monstrous creatures. These possessed beings run amok through the temple, putting Chiaki in danger. To safeguard Shikigami-cho from these monsters and the evil forces that emerge, Chiaki must awaken her family's latent powers to summon Zenki and face this threat directly.

Released on October 27th, 2006, this OVA serves as both the 13th installment and a continuation of Kashimashi ~Girl Meets Girl~. After Hazumu confessed to Yasuna and was turned down, he went to Mt. Kashimayama to deal with his heartbreak—the same place where the two had first met. While wandering the mountain as night fell, he spotted what he believed to be a shooting star. Just as he began making a wish, he realized it was actually a descending spaceship. In the resulting crash, Hazumu survived thanks to an alien's intervention, but because of a mistake during the reconstruction of his body, he ended up being turned into a girl.

Special episodes added to DVDs and Blu-rays.

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

The story begins when Gokudou swipes a pouch from a fortuneteller, believing it holds a gem. Instead, what comes out is a rock, and from it emerges Djinn. The genie offers Gokudou the usual three wishes, but this anti-hero doesn't put much thought into what he asks for. He does receive his wishes, though not quite in the manner he imagined. The most valuable thing he gains from them is Honou no Maken, an enchanted sword that allows its owner to unleash fire attacks and can be called forth from anywhere in the world. Even with such a magical weapon, Gokudou earns little respect. Djinn, who happens to be a shapeshifter, turns him into a woman. He soon finds himself trailed by Rubette La Late, a possible love interest whose real passions are adventure, karaoke, and showing up Gokudou. He also gets bonked on the head constantly, especially by the fortuneteller, who reappears again and again throughout the series almost purely to harass him. Later on, Gokudou picks up another sidekick: Prince, a former evil magician who is better-looking and more successful with women than Gokudou could ever hope to be.

The conflict started in 1945 as the Pacific War was ending, when extraterrestrial entities appeared on Earth, compelling humanity to join forces against this unexpected danger. More than five decades later, the struggle continues, taking many lives. Japan's armed forces depend on the youthful soldiers of Unit 5121, including Atsushi Hayami and their comrades, who bravely fight using HWT humanoid battle machines and the powerful PBE bombs.

In an effort to prevent the impending disaster known as the Grand Fall, Rid Hershel and their allies, Farah, Keel, and Meredy, have secured the three Greater Spirits, referred to as Craymels in the game, from Inferia. During their journey to Mount Farlos, Rid is kidnapped by the bounty hunter Marone Blucarno, compelling the group to venture to the distant archipelago of Belcarnu, which lies far from the main urban areas of Inferia. As they navigate a series of adventures, they find themselves stranded on these islands, where a more immediate danger to Inferia awaits.

After many years of trials that tested their bond, Miaka Yuuki and Taka Sukunami have married and are now expecting a child, which represents the height of their unbreakable relationship. However, not everyone celebrates their happiness; Taka's student Mayo Sakaki secretly loves him and cannot stand seeing them so content. When she discovers The Universe of the Four Gods, Mayo realizes this ancient book is the key to Miaka and Taka's former identities as the Suzaku priestess and the celestial warrior Tamahome. Driven by her own desires, Mayo enters the book intending to replace Miaka as Suzaku's priestess and change their fate to suit her goals. Her actions soon cause severe consequences. As Miaka falls into a coma at the hospital, Taka ventures into The Universe of the Four Gods to stop Mayo's schemes and protect his wife and unborn child.

Chinami Ebihara possesses a special ability that causes her to emit electromagnetic waves whenever her emotions become intense, frequently interfering with nearby electronics. Because of this power, classified as "TYPE-E," she has been forced to change schools many times during her childhood. At age 18, while moving to another new school, Chinami accidentally triggers further disruptions in technology. This time, a classmate named Kotaro Kannagi notices her powers and becomes determined to discover the truth about her unique ability.

Set in the year 2300 AD, Tekkaman Blade begins when the Radam launch an assault on Earth. Just months into the invasion, a mysterious Tekkaman named Blade emerges. Teaming up with the Space Knights, Blade takes up the fight against the Radam forces. However, Blade keeps several secrets regarding his own past hidden from his allies.

In the year 972 AD, Kyoto, the capital of ancient Japan, has become a corrupt and decaying city overrun by selfish samurai and onmyoji who seek only political power. Compounding the problem, the city suffers from famine and widespread disease. Unable to ignore the city's worsening state any longer, the Imperial Court decides to dispatch Minamoto no Raiko, a famous samurai renowned for his archery skills, to retrieve a legendary gem said to possess a mysterious power that can save the world. However, Raiko himself falls ill from the disease. Instead, his youngest sister, Hikaru, secretly sets out on the journey in his place. Along her quest for the legendary gem, Hikaru encounters many people and experiences numerous adventures.

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