Nippon Animation

Special episode of Shibuya♡Hachi Part 4 released on YouTube for a limited time.

This music video for miwa's song "Smile" commemorates the tenth anniversary of the original Pénélope picture book. It is also the first installment in the series to feature stop-motion animation.

Debuting in July 2011, this OVA functions as a summary of the Porphy no Nagai Tabi television series. What makes it distinctive is that it is the only Kanketsu Ban that never aired on TV.

A short animated film based on Kuniko Yamada's semi-autobiographical essay Ikka Ranran (一家ランラン), originally published in 1993. It was released in theaters as part of the anthology Kin-chan no Cinema Jack (欽ちゃんのシネマジャック). Yamada herself narrated the film.

This special was originally released as an OVA in July 2011 and subsequently aired as a TV Special in August of that year, offering a recap of the Les Misérables: Shoujo Cosette television series.

A summary of the Princess Sara TV series aired as TV Specials in 2001.

Boku wa Ousama is based on the book series by Teruo Teramura and Shizuko Wakayama and is a beloved classic of Japanese children's literature. Since the first volume debuted in 1959, the series has grown to fifty volumes and ranks among the nation's most treasured children's book collections. The anime stays true to the books, depicting the humorous exploits of King Ou-sama—a character who is silly, lazy, and loves to eat, yet undeniably endearing. His days are spent searching for elephant eggs to make his enormous favorite omelets, playing tricks on his three clever advisors by stashing toys in the forest, or simply riding his bicycle leisurely around the castle grounds.

Part 4 of Shibuya♡Hachi.

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This Christmas OVA is adapted from the European Pénélope picture book series by Georg Hallensleben and Ann Gutman, following the escapades of the blue koala Pénélope.

Initially released as an OVA in July 2011, this production subsequently aired as a TV Special in August of the same year, presenting a recap of the Konnichiwa Anne: Before Green Gables television series.

An educational anime part of the "Save our mother earth" project made to raise the awareness about global warming.

An educational film about the abuse done upon intellectually disabled children.

These special episodes are connected to Nippon Animation's 1983-84 adaptation of Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and its sequel Through the Looking-Glass. In them, Alice chases a White Rabbit down a hole into Wonderland, where she meets its strange residents, such as the Cheshire Cat and the intimidating Queen of Hearts.

Ikuze! Gen-san is a slapstick comedy following Genzō Tamura, a 19-year-old third-generation construction worker who lives in the working-class district of Beranme. When the menacing Kuromoku Group—a crew of urban developers led by Chainsaw Mika and Dynamite Dan—threatens the neighborhood, Tamura steps up to defend his hometown using his trusty hammer.

On-chan and his companions from the planet Parade in space encounter Kenta and Haruka in a pasture, as the two are traveling from Tokyo to Sapporo. On-chan and his friends join them on their journey to help them find a new home in Sapporo, but they encounter numerous obstacles along the way. Initially, Kenta is defiant, but he is gradually swayed by the strength of On-chan's dreams.

Part 3 of Shibuya♡Hachi.

This family animation program explores the Earth's environment. As you follow a glowing particle—the source of all life—together with the main character Naoko, you uncover a fundamental truth about what connects you to other living beings and the planet.

A summary of the Meiken Lassie full series aired as a TV specials.

Based on Nasu Masamoto's Zukkoke Sannin-gumi juvenile novel series, the main characters are sixth-grade boys Hachibei, Hakase, and Mo-chan. This anime depicts their adventures.

Part two of Shibuya♡Hachi.

Based on the RPG game series "Jungle Wars", released on Game Boy and Super Famicom.

The narrative takes place in prehistoric times, in a village inhabited by Bow, Sayaka, and other comedic characters. The community is facing a severe food shortage. To address this dire predicament, Inugami’s grandmother delivers a prophecy: "The chosen one will rescue the village by means of a great beast." Acting on this prophecy, Bow, Sayaka, Inugami, and Sabu embark on a journey together. Sayaka puts in tremendous effort to capture a mammoth, while Bow creates chaos by goofing off in his typical fashion.

A summary of the Minami no Niji no Lucy full series aired as a TV specials.

A summary of the Shoukoushi Cedie full series aired as a TV specials.

The narrative focuses on the children of an island and their teacher, Yoshioka Makotoware, who lost the ability to speak after a childhood accident. This movie adapts Shizuka Ijuin's well-known novel.

After years of wandering, Tarou returns to Cat Island to visit his sister Sakura, who he had left behind with their adoptive parents. His family is overjoyed to see him again, but they soon realize that the time apart has changed them, leaving them feeling like strangers to each other.

A summary of the Daisougen no Chiisana Tenshi Bush Baby full series aired as a TV specials.

A summary of the Makiba no Shoujo Katri full series aired as a TV specials.

Two episodes originally omitted from the main broadcast—one based on Masao Kume's Student Days and the other on Saneatsu Mushanokoji's The Friend Who Didn't Believe in Friendship—were later aired as special broadcasts on TV Asahi the following year.

A summary of the Kazoku Robinson Hyouryuuki: Fushigi na Shima no Flone full series aired as a TV specials.

At Inaba Junior High School, the baseball team faced major difficulties after losing key senior players. The series of losses that followed led to their suspension from games, putting the team's survival at risk. Yet, these obstacles only brought the remaining players closer together and deepened their passion for the sport. Through intense practice, they sought to regain the respect and encouragement of their classmates and teachers. Their steadfast dedication resulted in remarkable victories. This story highlights the strength of the boys' aspirations and friendship through baseball.

Dagon's small rocket crashes onto a beautiful blue planet, landing in a patch of green weeds. He quickly befriends a variety of creatures: Zipzap Mantis, General Ant Garibaldi, Andy Ant, Doctor Marilyn Wasp, and many others. They are all insects. Insects? Yes, Dagon is only one centimeter tall! The tiny inhabitants of the weed land grow curious about this stranger from another world. But when Dagon saves them from the threat posed by their fierce enemies, Gulpo Toad and Godzi Lizard, everyone believes Dagon is a SUPER-BUG! This planet also hosts creatures that are extremely frightening to these little beings. They are called the Sapiens, or humans. Dagon must confront these enormous creatures to retrieve his rocket from them! Thus begins Dagon's amusing and thrilling adventure on Earth...

In an adventure inspired by folklore, a spirited boy named Maegami Tarou embarks on a quest to find the Water of Life, which is essential for bringing happiness back to his village. Along his journey, he encounters both deities and monsters. Eventually, he discovers that a malevolent serpent has taken control of the Water. Determined, Tarou heads to the serpent's palace. Defeating the serpent proves difficult, as it can rejuvenate itself using the Water of Life. Undeterred, Tarou persists in his courageous quest, forming alliances with various beings and gods.

In "Poka Poka Mori no Rascal," the main character is a lively raccoon named Rascal who lives in the isolated "Snag Forest." Even though his mother sometimes scolds him for his playful antics, Rascal's kind and cheerful nature makes him well-liked by all the forest inhabitants. The story focuses on Rascal's daily adventures with his energetic friends, including Rilulu, a cute female raccoon; Rock'n, a skunk who loves music; Iggy, a mouse obsessed with nuts; and many other companions.

Additional episodes from the DVD-BOX.

Meet Penelope, a young koala who's rather scatterbrained. She's almost always accompanied by Deudeu, her beloved stuffed rabbit, and she delights in discovering new adventures in the most unexpected places. When a simple breeze sends her hat flying, Penelope ends up setting up her own little shop on a tree stump, swapping flowers for apples and paper planes for acorns. Whether she's playing hide and seek with her friends, making bubbles in the bath, or counting sheep at nap time, Penelope's days are always eventful—even if she does put on mismatched socks when dressing herself in the morning.

A summary of the full series aired as a TV specials.

A summary of the full series aired as a TV specials.

Compilation movie of Yaku nara Mug Cup mo.

A foolish clumsy angel came to the human world to help a very unlucky boy. But more accidents are then created...

To mark the 25th anniversary of the Chibi Maruko-chan anime, which first aired in January 1990, the Konica Minolta "Tenkuu" Planetarium in Tokyo Skytree Town is presenting a special planetarium show from July 18 to August 31. Titled "Planetarium Chibi Maruko-chan, Hoshi ni Negai wo" (Wish Upon a Star), this event celebrates the beloved series with a unique starry-themed experience.

Assistant Detective Rascal travels around the world with Uncle Po to check various mysteries.

A summary of the Araiguma Rascal full series aired as a TV specials.

A summary of the Haha wo Tazunete Sanzenri full series aired as a TV specials.

Within the series "Manga Aesop Monogatari," a lively young boy named Aesop is magically whisked away to a strange world inhabited by fantastic beings, including fairies and talking donkeys. Determined to find his way home, he begins a journey, crossing paths with many iconic characters from well-known fables along the way. Each new encounter brings its own obstacles, teaching Aesop valuable lessons as he travels.

Maji, a devoted and straightforward member of the Nagisa crime syndicate, becomes infatuated with Kumiko, a high school student from the area, after stepping in to protect her from a bunch of troublemakers. His situation grows more tangled when his syndicate has a run-in with their adversaries, the belligerent Kikuchi gang, paving the way for possible strife.

A series of encounters with Koganemaru, a magical tanuki that saves the hearts of those in need.

The narrative revolves around a mysterious, towering structure constructed from a wobbly pile of building blocks. Three times each day—at dawn, midday, and dusk—an elderly timekeeper sounds the bell within the tower, signaling the correct time to the nearby villagers. Yet, one afternoon, the tower's bell remains silent at noon, leaving the townsfolk uncertain of when to have their lunch. The fantasy adventure kicks off when Karl, a curious young boy from the village, ventures to the tower's square to investigate what has gone wrong.

A summary of the Alps Monogatari: Watashi no Annette full series aired as a TV specials.

An extra episode and a special of the Mikan Enikki series included as a bonus on VHS/DVD's.

The pilot for Sinbad: Soratobu Hime to Himitsu no Shima was included with the DVD release. It portrays Sana's escape sequence where she first meets Sinbad. This footage does not appear in the completed film and contains no spoken dialogue.

Movie version of the TV series Perrine Monogatari.

A summary of the Trapp Ikka Monogatari full series aired as a TV specials.

A parody of Flanders no Inu that has Parasche being a key-activated mecha robot who fights the antagonists.

This television special offers a recap of the entire "Wakakusa Monogatari: Nan to Jo-sensei" series. Nan Harding enrolls as a new student at the school run by Mr. and Mrs. Bhaer. Though many consider her a nuisance, Mrs. Jo sees her in a different light. Together with her classmates, Nan experiences various personal adventures and challenges as they all learn and grow at the school.

Ukkari Penelope is about a young koala's daily adventures. The narrator is Mamiko Noto!

A young boy and a struggling zipper spirit, both unhappy with their current circumstances, choose to run away from home together. The boy's younger sister soon tags along on their journey. What trials lie ahead for this unconventional group?

This movie brings together material from the Haha wo Tazunete Sanzenri series. Because of poor ticket sales, it was only shown in cinemas for a single week.

This release is a re-edited compilation combining episodes 13 and 14 of the TV series, and was screened in theaters alongside the Mirai Shounen Conan film.

A scientific animation created as the second project under Anime Innovation Tokyo, an investment initiative by THINK Corporation and the Tokyo Metropolitan Government to fund animation works from independent animators or small studios. What do you think is the fastest mode of transportation in the world? Haley attends a school of wizardry, where he spends his time racing his friends on flying broomsticks. One day, his teacher reveals a new invention: magic goggles that can measure the speed of moving objects just by wearing them. The teacher has Haley and his friends use these goggles to compete against one another, aiming to determine who can record the fastest speed among any nearby animals. After losing to Haley, Peter becomes frustrated and challenges him to another match. The two head off to the human world, taking along an advanced magic broomstick that their teacher had developed. Even though the broomstick was incomplete, Haley and Peter manage to fly around the human world and discover the fastest moving object. Now, what do you suppose that might be...?!

A summary of the Nanatsu no Umi no Tico full series aired as a TV specials.

This is an adaptation of a French children's picture book created by author Jean-Philippe Arrou-Vignod and illustrator Olivier Tallec. It centers on a precocious five-year-old girl named Rita and a lazy yet easy-going dog named Machin.

A summary of Ai Shoujo Pollyanna Monogatari full series aired as TV Specials in 2001.

A summary of the Watashi no Ashinaga Oji-san full series aired as a TV specials.

In "Back to the Forest," Peter the fairy gathers the animal residents of Placid Forest to discuss the villagers' plan to clear the land. The animals decide to organize a demonstration to protect their home, but their efforts go unnoticed as the villagers show no concern. Left with no choice, the creatures must carry out a final desperate operation.

The story follows Hachi, the famous Hachiko statue that has long been Shibuya Station's symbol of a loyal dog, as he comes to life in present-day Shibuya. He spends his days happily and casually with his cheerful friends.

A recap of the entire series, which was broadcast as a TV special on BS Fuji in May 2001. One year later, a two-part condensed film version was released on DVD on May 25, 2002, produced and distributed by Bandai Visual Co., Ltd.

A summary of the Tom Sawyer no Bouken full series aired as a TV specials.

A summary of the Flanders no Inu full series aired as a TV specials.

This amusing and endearing tale unfolds in the peculiar animal town of Himadabeya. One day, a locomotive train brings the bear family—Misha’s family—to this town. Because the town’s animals haven’t seen a train in a very long time, they gather to see who is arriving. Misha’s Papa, believing this crowd is there to welcome them, falls in love with the town and decides to settle down there. That is how the story begins. Misha’s family gradually adapts to life in the small town day by day, and Misha grows into a strong boy as part of this humorous community.

In "Ikkyuu-san" (1978), Ikkyuu, a high school student with no knowledge of baseball, catches the attention of the club manager and is invited to join the team. Despite frequently making mistakes due to his inexperience, Ikkyuu astonishes everyone by demonstrating extraordinary abilities passed down from his ninja heritage. These talents ultimately guide his team to the High School Baseball Championships.

Based on the manga by CARIBU Marley, art by KAWAGUCHI Kaiji, this is a hard-boiled detective story. Private detective Toki Shouzou takes on a case that proves far from straightforward, leading him into a loose and gritty investigation where the line between right and wrong blurs.

In the remote depths of Finland's forests, the Tontus—small elves—spend the whole year making toys to ensure Joulupukki has enough gifts prepared for Christmas Eve.

The tale follows young Rui Diaz de Vivar—also known as El Cid, the feared enemy of the Moors—as he journeys to see the king of Castilla in order to become a knight.

"Let's go. In search of treasure." Nike, a punk-styled outsider girl, dashes through the futuristic city! In a metropolis where transportation infrastructure has advanced dramatically and walking is no longer needed, Nike runs alone in her beloved sneakers. Her objective is to acquire sneakers from the legendary manufacturer "Dynameros," available only on the black market. As Nike sprints while being pursued by a horde of cyber police, a woman appears before her. That woman is none other than Sherry, the daughter of the president of "Fractal Walter," a major corporation that shaped the era. What kind of story will the encounter between these two opposing individuals produce?

Coji Coji's main priority is simply savoring life and appreciating the natural world around him. In contrast, his companions form a diverse group of eccentric individuals, each with their own peculiar traits that often spark conflict among themselves. While Coji Coji's laid-back attitude and habit of avoiding duties can occasionally annoy others, his innocent insight consistently manages to mend their disagreements.

This weekly anthology program featured multiple different anime each week along with some non-animated segments. Among the animated films were several short series, including: Nazo no Rouba [謎の老婆] (tvss), Meibugyou Bun-san [名奉行・文さん], Jo Keibu Jinguuji Youko [女警部・神宮寺葉子], Remon Suzumori's Soudanjo [鈴森なんでも相談所].

Three years have passed since the final battle at the conclusion of Yamato Takeru, and peace has been restored to the land. Takeru, Oto, and their companions return to the village and continue their days in happiness until one night, Shuranoo—piloted by Mikazuchi—makes a reappearance and descends upon the village, causing devastation. Left with no choice, Takeru is forced to awaken the sealed Susanoo from its slumber. However, this is only the start of a new menace, and Takeru must overcome his own limits if he hopes to rescue Oto from the approaching danger.

A summary of the Romeo no Aoi Sora full series aired as a TV specials.

This story follows a young husband and wife as they navigate the challenges of raising their children. Miki is a mother of two: four-year-old Hyoga and two-year-old Jura. She works from home writing children's books. Though she aspires to be a gentle and loving mother, she often finds it hard to keep her patience with the kids. Her husband Gendai does his best to support her and lend a hand with the children, but at times his efforts only succeed in irritating her further.

This animated story centers on Manxmouse, a mouse who resembles a rabbit entirely because of his ears. Follow along on his adventures in this charming tale.

A summary of the Ie Naki Ko Remy full series aired as a TV specials.

Momoko Sakura is an elementary school student frequently referred to as "Chibi Maruko-chan" because of her young age and small stature. She resides in a small town alongside her parents, grandparents, and older sister. At school, she spends each day studying and playing with a large group of friends. This cheerful and delightful anime captures the simple joys of everyday life. The film serves as a celebration of the 25th anniversary of the television anime's broadcast.

In "The Many Dream Journeys of Meme," the charming and distinctive Meme becomes the focal point. One day, Meme emerges from a computer and encounters Daisuke and Sayaka. Serving as their guide, Meme escorts the children through his imaginative realm, presenting them to notable historical figures such as Galileo, Pasteur, Kepler, and numerous other celebrated scientists, inventors, and thinkers. This series offers strong appeal for young audiences and their families while being abundant with educational content.

This series depicts the daily exploits of Little Lulu, Tubby, and their other companions. Key recurring elements taken from the original comics are the competition between boys and girls, Tubby's clubhouse, and various troubles caused by the Westside Gang.

Topo Gigio, the brainchild of Maria Perego, has charmed audiences for over twenty years. This animated program is packed with exciting adventures and a varied group of companions. As the inaugural mouse astronaut, Topo Gigio journeys through the Milky Way. Set 2,388,400 years in the future, this chatty mouse is able to converse with humans and has built close relationships with his neighbors, including a little girl, her pet mouse, assorted cats, and other mice.

This is the true account of Anne Frank, a Jewish girl living in Amsterdam during World War II. Anne's father recognizes the danger Jews face in time and conceals his family—his wife Edith and his two daughters Margot (16) and Anne (13)—along with four other people in "the house behind." For two years, the eight individuals live in darkness and whispers, terrified of being discovered and sent to the German crematoria. During that time, young Anne keeps a diary, recording daily life in the hiding place, her complicated relationship with her mother, and the story of her first love—Peter, the young boy also in hiding. Anne writes down her longing to run outside freely and breathe the air and flowers, her dreams of finally being free. Then they are discovered and all are sent to their deaths.

In "Noozles," Sandy receives a stuffed koala from her father, Professor Brown, during one of his expeditions. She discovers that rubbing the koala's nose brings it to life, revealing its name as Blinky and its origin from the enchanted "down under" land called Koalawalla Land. Shortly after, Blinky’s sister Pinky also joins their adventures. The trio experiences exciting journeys in both Sandy's world and Koalawalla Land, meeting various characters along the way, including two individuals in pursuit of a "magical talking bear," a lizard capable of traveling between the magical realm and reality, and police kangaroos.

A two-week summer vacation transforms into an extended fight for survival. "The Story of 15 Boys" adapts "Deux Ans de Vacances," a unique masterpiece and the only novel Jules Verne wrote specifically for children. This tale has been brought to life through cutting-edge animation techniques. A sailboat adrift with 15 boys is caught in a storm and washed ashore on an uninhabited island, where the fifteen boys start their battle for survival. Their harsh days—filled with danger, excitement, and terror—sometimes drive the boys to despair, but also forge them into tough, self-reliant individuals. The boys' extraordinary adventures on the island will give young viewers the thrill they have always dreamed of experiencing themselves.

In "A Hundred Percents," a gorgeous 22-year-old woman graduates from college and lands her dream job as a TV news anchor, only to find that reaching the top of her field comes with its own set of difficulties.

In "Papuwa-kun: The Southern Boy," Papuwa-kun lives a quiet life on a tiny island in the South Pacific with his dog, Chappy, until Shintaro arrives while fleeing from gangsters, disrupting their tranquility. Their rivalry begins when Chappy steals Shintaro's precious Jewel. Despite their conflicts, the two end up embarking on a string of strange and extraordinary adventures together.

This anime is based on the same work as the famous American live-action TV series Little House on the Prairie.

In King Fang, the contrasting destinies of humans and animals are depicted with realism. Its central figure, Fang, was born from a hunting dog and a European wolf that had run away from a circus. Although he was nurtured by a human family, Fang retains his innate wildness, meant to wander the wilderness. The narrative reaches its climax as Fang returns from the circus to encounter his archrival, a gigantic brown bear that caused the demise of his loved ones.

What a shock Tottoi experienced when he came across the tiny creature inside the hidden cave! The elegance and self-respect of wild animals captivate those innocent souls who still hold a deep appreciation for nature. Sardinia is filled with lovely beaches and secret caves, known as the home of a rare type of seal that is nearing extinction. After relocating to this island, Tottoi, who is fascinated by the natural world, explores different beaches and caves each day. When he stumbles upon a seal pup and its mother in a secluded cave, he is amazed by the playful antics and innocence of the baby and the majestic presence of its mother. Tottoi quickly grows fond of the seals, but his hidden discovery is exposed to callous adults. Under the guise of conservation, a scheme is hatched to catch them for an aquarium. Now the honor and pride of the wild seal are at risk. No matter how difficult it is for Tottoi to part ways with his little companions, he must stand up for the well-being of these wild animals and allow them to return freely to the ocean.

In a cone-shaped land called Kikyougahara, located in Shin Province, lives a gentle girl named Hana who always thinks of her family, especially her great-grandmother Chiyo, whom she lovingly calls "Granny." One day, a traveling entertainment group known as the Natsugawa Genzaemon Troupe passes through, and the villagers give them a warm welcome. After the troupe finishes their performance to great praise, the leader notices Hana holding some "oyaki," his favorite food, and in his excitement transforms into a fox. It turns out that the leader Genbanojou, along with his companions O-Natsu and Shinzaemon, are all foxes who have taken human forms. Genbanojou quickly negotiates with Hana, offering to grant her one wish in exchange for keeping their secret. She replies, "I want to let my Granny see the cherry blossoms."

Short animated clips retell the story of Biohazard/Resident Evil 4, styled after Nippon Animation's World Masterpiece Theater. They were uploaded to the official YouTube channel to promote the game's 2023 release.

Suddenly, the peace of the world is thrown into danger by Mogool, an undersea stronghold resting on the ocean floor. Helqeen, the tyrannical ruler of the Mogoolian Empire, plots to conquer the Earth together with her devoted companions Goroskie and Zan-gack. Anticipating this terrible event, Dr. Yuri forms the Blocker Corps, organizing four powerful robots to oppose them, and brings together four individuals who possess the extraordinary ability called "elepath"—a power for piloting enormous robots. Thus begins a desperate life-or-death battle between the Blocker Corps and Mogool, as a long series of fantastic and magnificent clashes unfolds.

Half a century after the events of the original Hakushon Daimaou series, Akubi is undergoing training to become queen. She meets Kantarou Yodama, the grandson of Kan-chan, who originally owned the genie bottle. The pair work through various missions in the human realm, discovering the value of pursuing one's dreams.

During the Heisei era, Bow, a stray dog, lives a carefree existence. Far from being heroic, he displays ordinary canine habits—drooling when hungry, wagging his tail in delight, and barking with enthusiasm—though he is noticeably less handsome and less sharp than other dogs. However, despite the trouble his thoughtless actions often cause, Bow somehow manages to charm everyone around him. From schoolchildren to a reclusive cartoonist, and even a yakuza family, various people become important parts of Bow's life.

During the upheaval of the Jinshin-no-Ran civil war in 762, a child was born with a small horn protruding from his forehead. His mother denounced him as an oni and abandoned him. An elderly female shūgenja took the child in and named him Utsunomiko, meaning 'Divine Child of the Heavens,' explaining that his horn represents the union of heaven and earth. Miko grew up in the wild, learning the practices of Shugendō, and eventually began visiting villages out of curiosity. He witnessed the poverty and suffering of the common people and started using his spiritual abilities to aid them. However, his fury toward the selfish rulers and their petty power struggles intensified, leading to open conflict with the Imperial Court and setting Miko on a long journey as a defender of the oppressed.

Twenty thousand years prior to the emergence of humanity, two factions—the Plazmans and the Sazorions—arrived on Earth. The aggressive Sazorions sought to subjugate the pacifistic Plazmans by harnessing the terrifying force of the Scorpio constellation in outer space. Twenty millennia later, in a time still ahead of the present, Dr. Godo—the lone surviving Plazman—secretly assembles Ginguiser, a combined magical robot squadron, to preserve peace should the Sazorions ever reawaken. Dr. Godo then tasks four courageous young men with learning esoteric supernatural abilities. Each installment of this series showcases a series of extraordinary and imaginative fights. These sequences are sure to capture the interest and thrill of viewers, inevitably grabbing everyone's attention.

A series of animated shorts based on fairy tales.

After competing in judo during junior high, Tarou "Dokaben" Yamada enrolls at Meikun High School, where he is persuaded to join the baseball team. His outstanding athletic abilities quickly distinguish him, earning him a reputation for powerful hitting. Working with his eccentric teammates, Tarou plays a key role in Meikun's rise, making them a top competitor for the High School Baseball Championship.

This collection of television specials retells the full story of Akage no Anne. Anne, a highly imaginative orphan, learns to blend her creativity with a sense of realism after settling into her new home. Her distinctive character affects those around her, drawing them into her world. The series follows Anne's development from age eleven to seventeen, covering her academic achievements, the formation of friendships, and her overall growth. As she endures challenging times, Anne confronts an important decision and may need to discover a new purpose to pursue.

An anime commemorating the 500th anniversary of Columbus reaching the New World. Christopher Columbus is a man of unwavering determination. His life is filled with dramatic events. Born in Genoa, he pursues his ambition to become a sailor, ventures to find a new sea route, and ultimately achieves his objective, discovering a new land along the way. Alternating between moments of hopelessness and exhilaration, his journey is truly remarkable. Note: The series originally aired in Italy on Canale 5 from November 28, 1992 to March 30, 1993. In Japan, it aired exactly ten years later from November 28, 2002 to March 30, 2003.

Azalea has been living on the colony-planet Dinahl, but she remembers nothing about her past until she hears a voice calling her name. Another voice then instructs her to go to a park atop a skyscraper. When she arrives, she finds others who also have no memory of their identities or what they were doing before being guided there by the same voice. Everyone gathered possesses superhuman abilities: Eno's psychic power, Umoth's x-ray vision, Neia's teleportation, Azalea's telepathy, and Locke's electrical mastery. Who has called them together, and what challenge awaits these five super-psychics?

In Bumpety Boo, Bumboo is a one-of-a-kind car-shaped creature with a bright yellow body that hatches from a mysterious egg discovered inside an auto plant. The young boy Ken first finds Bumboo after hearing sounds he mistakes for a newborn baby crying at the factory. The two develop a close friendship and embark on an exciting adventure together. With their dog companion Mister by their side, Ken and Bumboo confront many obstacles, especially from the villainous Doctor Monkey, who constantly chases after Bumboo. In spite of the perils, they experience endless thrills and adventures along the way.

Against her insistence, Yūki is drafted by the Tokyo Mets as the first woman player in the baseball league.

A comedic side story set in the world of the Araiguma Rascal (Raccoon Rascal) anime. The story revolves around five employees laboring at the smaller Tama branch of a secret organization with world domination ambitions called the Calcal Group: an ambitious newcomer, a courteous yet insecure senior, a contemporary fellow with a detached demeanor, a quick-tempered but kind-hearted veteran, and an attractive older man leading the group.

The quest to locate Sana's missing companions continues. Sara opens up to Sinbad, sharing the tragic story of how Galip, once her father's apprentice, used dark magic to destroy their peaceful kingdom and wipe out her family. The Magic Lamp reveals a route heading toward what is called the "Wonder Gate to the land of ancestors, which appears during the Night at High Noon." However, Galip's forces block their way.

Though he often comes across as a carefree class clown who cuts class and dozes off during lessons, responding to everything with spontaneous goofiness, Jin was once a famed leader of a well-known biker gang. That reputation has since faded into an urban legend among the student body. However, after picking a fight with the school baseball team's captain, Jin and two other ex–gang members unexpectedly end up as crucial members of the squad. Before long, his turbulent past begins to catch up with him.

In the year 336 of the Space Century on the planet Sieren, within the state of Innex, a blind woman named Flora Rain works at an elementary school. Beloved by her students, the school principal, and everyone in town, she lives a peaceful life. By chance, she encounters a mysterious youth named Locke. Though he possesses numerous superpowers, he keeps them well hidden and appears to be an ordinary young man. One day, Locke receives a visit from a military officer, Major Caliann, who asks for his help investigating Lordleon. Lordleon and his space pirates have attacked the Astoria Concern enterprise, but its chairman, Great Georg, did not report the incident to the Union. Finding this suspicious, the Union—already aware of the attacks—decides to probe Lordleon with Locke's assistance.

Taking place in London during the 19th century, Angie Girl centers on Angie, a 12-year-old aristocrat who previously aided in resolving a notorious jewel theft case involving the Queen herself. Amazed by her abilities, the Queen subsequently tasks Angie with solving a variety of complicated mysteries. Angie's remarkable intellect and daring regularly exceed those of adults. She collaborates with a group of children and Detective Michael of Scotland Yard. The show brims with thrill, suspense, and touching scenes, showcasing Angie's capacity to solve puzzle after puzzle using her keen mind.

Animation × Paralympic: Who Is Your Hero? is a special series that showcases fictional Paralympic athletes brought to life through world-renowned Japanese animation. The initiative seeks to introduce new Paralympic sports heroes by developing compelling characters and narratives through the joint efforts of prominent manga artists and animation film directors. The roster of featured sports is planned to expand by 2020. An episode produced by Kyoto Animation was originally set to air in August 2019, but its broadcast was later canceled after it was announced that production could not be finished in time for the 2020 Paralympic Games, following the tragic arson attack on the studio.

Toppy and Rana are staff members at a diverse space agency, where they forge a close friendship with the scientist Giraffe. The trio sets out on numerous space adventures, and they often encounter dangerous situations. However, their steadfast companionship always saves them just in time.

While sailing aboard the ship Bahal, Sinbad and his crew encounter a fierce storm. When land is sighted, Ali steers them toward an island so they can make repairs. Sinbad and Sana then take a smaller boat to go ashore. After Sana experiences a vision of a magical lamp, Sinbad and the others set out to locate it.

A collection of tales centered on a community of animals residing in a forest. These stories are adapted from the numerous children's books authored by Thornton W. Burgess.

Teppei was raised in the mountains alongside his father, shaping him into an energetic and free-spirited boy. His life takes a major turn when he enters high school for the first time. Although his unusual behavior and frequent pranks often get him into trouble, his remarkable athletic ability, particularly in Kendo, the traditional Japanese swordsmanship art, quickly gains him attention. He soon becomes a well-known and admired figure at his school.