Phoenix Entertainment

After the atomic bombing of Hiroshima, a secret Japanese submarine engages in a clash with an American submarine, and both vanish without a trace from official history. Roughly fifty years later, a special UN task force dispatched to investigate strange occurrences in Antarctica comes across a menacing, enigmatic black cylinder.

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 "Sin: The Movie," Blade investigates a string of strange abductions, uncovering a deepening mystery linked to the mysterious SinTEK corporation and its powerful leader, Elexis Sinclair. A brilliant biochemist, Sinclair will do whatever it takes to achieve her ultimate goal: a plan that could either advance human evolution or spell disaster for humanity.

Embark on a harrowing descent into faith and treachery as the notorious Jubei Yagyu unleashes his lethal swords against both righteous and wicked forces. Amid an eruption of unimaginable brutality, the Shogun's armies show no mercy, cutting down their foes without hesitation. On the rocky peninsula of Amakusa, the devout await divine intervention while a demon stirs among them. Driven by a thirst for revenge, a Child of Heaven becomes Hell's messenger. Haunted by visions of Amakusa's final moments, the legendary swordsman Jubei Yagyu returns to his family estate, seeking relief from the bloody obligations of a feudal vassal. Life in Yagyu village carries a peace ill-suited to an era of armed insurrection and unholy pacts. For Jubei, this tranquility feels far too thin, and soon disturbing rumors reach him. Four deceased heroes reclaim their existence, thriving on the fear and turmoil of the age. Compelled to draw his sword once more, Jubei resumes his journey toward vengeance and damnation in Ninja Resurrection! Note: The series was originally planned for four episodes, but because a scene in the first episode closely resembled an actual event occurring in Japan at the time, external pressure forced it to conclude after two episodes, leaving the story unresolved on a cliffhanger.

At Kisuragi School, Chairman Keiko Himuro assembles an all-girl baseball team led by Ryo Hayakawa, whose father was a renowned pitcher. The objective is to prove that girls can compete on equal footing with boys. Their aspiration is to make it to Koshien Stadium, a venue limited to elite teams.

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