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After the Nozsa wars ended peacefully, the celebrated heroes called the White Knights switched careers to become rock musicians. J.J., Dave, Champ, and Apple formed a band named the White Nuts. Their musical pursuits are soon interrupted by a fresh menace from colonial settlers. The sadistic ODAMA Clan, a family of ruthless killers, kidnaps Apple. The clan is based in a heavily fortified mountain stronghold. J.J. and the others attempt a rescue using their Zillion laser weapons, but they have only a limited supply of Zillium for the guns. A mysterious stranger named Rick appears, revealed to be a former lover of Apple.

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

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

Kim leads a tranquil existence alongside his father, cultivating their farm on their home planet. That peace shatters when a runaway spaceship is detected hurtling at great speed toward the farm. In an attempt to save his father, Kim boards the vessel and successfully brings it to a safe landing just before a crash occurs. Inside the ship, he discovers a critically wounded lone survivor. With his final words, the man implores Kim to deliver something of his to the Galactic Fleet. He then transfers an object attached to his own arm onto Kim's arm. That object is a Lens—and such a transfer was supposed to be impossible. Its acquisition transforms Kim into a Lensman. Besides granting Kim unknown powers, the Lens holds crucial intelligence necessary for the Galactic Fleet to triumph over the evil Boskone Empire. Now Kim must pilot the spaceship Britannia to bring the Lens to the Galactic Fleet. However, this mission is far from simple when Lord Helmet of the Boskone Empire is prepared to employ every resource at his disposal to stop him.

This follow-up to Silent Möbius The Movie 1 picks up from the timeline established in the first film's flashback sequences, depicting Katsumi's initial encounter with AMP. Additionally, it incorporates fresh material and figures from the manga, aligning its narrative more closely with the 1998 Silent Möbius series.

The Dirty Pair are en route to the planet Ookbar to find a missing girl. Kei and Yuri have tracked Missinie to the forest of Nolandia, but their investigation has been hindered by the unhelpful Chief of Security. Still, the Dirty Pair have never let a little bureaucracy get in their way.

The story is set on the planet Maris in the year 2387. During this period, the Nozas begin a genocidal campaign to kill all humans, intending to use the planet for their own egg-laying and reproduction. In response, three enigmatic guns known as the "Zillion Weapon System" emerge, and three teenagers—JJ, Champ, and Apple—are selected to wield them as the White Knights, fighting to resist the Nozas.

The formerly thriving planet Aqualoid has been reduced to a barren wasteland following a mysterious attack by the Inorganics. When Nam uncovers an enigmatic sword, he becomes the target of a worldwide manhunt. As the Inorganics draw nearer, can Nam and his allies decipher the sword's mystery and rescue their world? Or will their actions bring about Aqualoid's complete ruin, opening the door for a fresh start known as Birth?

In the near future, robot technology has progressed to the point where machines achieve self-awareness. Led by the Black King, these robots wipe out much of humanity and take over the world. The few who survive the initial catastrophe are forced into lifelong slavery. Amidst this suffering, a solitary hero emerges as humanity's savior: Casshan, a being who is both man and machine, determined to fight the Black King and his forces until the very end.

Two pairs of young lovers are drawn into a conflict between two opposing kingdoms: the primitive yet splendid Isa and the militaristic yet unruly Paro. Izu and his wife Marin work as simple farmers in the humble village of Saki, situated directly between Isa and Paro. Though Saki lacks the elegance of Isa or the war engines of Paro, the village is home to a magnificent tree called "Windaria," to which the villagers offer their prayers in exchange for "good memories." When war breaks out, Izu decides to enlist in Paro's army, lured by the promise of a fantastic motorbike given to him as a bribe. Before he leaves, the couple makes a mutual promise: he will definitely return to her, and she will wait for him until he does. The other pair consists of Jill, the prince of Paro, and Ahanas, the princess of Isa. Initially they want no part in the rapidly escalating war, but after Jill's father—the king of Paro—dies by his son's hand during an argument over the conflict, Jill has little choice but to carry out his father's final wish: the conquest of Isa. The only complication is that Jill had sworn to his beloved Ahanas that he would not get involved. Windaria is a war parable set in a fantasy land filled with unicorns and ghost ships.

Agerna is a world rich in Vizorium, the essential mineral for space travel. When a string of mysterious attacks on mining operations leads the planet's governments to accuse one another, the World Welfare & Works Association dispatches their finest agents to get to the bottom of things. Can these lovely angels handle stopping a mad scientist who aims to guide a long-dormant alien race toward its ultimate evolutionary form? Add in a thief searching for a bottle of wine from World War II, and it's a sure bet that no one on the planet is safe. More chaos, more mayhem, and even more destruction than ever before await as the Dirty Pair tackle their most outrageous case yet!

In the era of space colonization, rival corporations compete for dominance over newly discovered planets. Syncam, one such company, dispatches a mixed crew of experienced astronauts and new recruits into cryogenic sleep for a twenty-year voyage to a remote world. Upon awakening, a cryptic message discloses that two crew members are fugitives using false identities. This revelation breeds distrust among the group, triggering a string of bizarre deaths and disappearances. As the surviving members grow fewer, they must unravel the truth behind the malevolent forces operating aboard their ship.

At a bar, the notorious outlaw Cobra, whose left arm is fused with a deadly weapon, notices an attractive yet dangerous woman named Jane Royal. She is pursued by the Pirate Guild, a dangerous syndicate run by the enigmatic Crystal Bowie. As Cobra assists Jane in escaping the Guild and locating her missing sisters, he uncovers that she may hold the key to the entire galaxy's destiny.

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.

Yo Hinomura was once a simple Japanese potter before a confrontation with the Chinese mafia forever altered his path. Now serving as an assassin for the 108 Dragons, Yo is a flawless killing machine. As a display of remorse for his victims, he weeps after completing each assassination. Because of this, he is notoriously recognized by the Dragons and every criminal syndicate worldwide as "Crying Freeman."

The world-renowned thief, spy, and all-around rogue Lupin seemingly dies but somehow returns from the dead, a development that confuses even him. As he investigates this strange occurrence, Lupin and his gang become entangled in a plot revolving around clones, his unpredictable rival Fujiko, and a short, deranged villain's scheme to conquer the world.

After killing the son of wealthy businessman Leonard Dawson, Golgo 13 winds up in the sights of the CIA and the U.S. Army. Dawson has enlisted both agencies to eliminate the hitman, but as he keeps coming up with new schemes to kill Golgo 13, he steadily drifts away from reality. His obsession with this mission makes him forget the original reasons behind his son's death.

After a devastating nuclear war, the world is on the verge of total collapse. Civilization has fractured into a corrupted society where rival gangs of predatory looters hunt down helpless, wandering refugees. For those fortunate enough to endure the relentless violence and peril, existence is grim and hopeless. The line between living and dying becomes meaningless. The sole remaining chance for humanity is to find a champion worthy of becoming the next "Fist of the North Star"—a warrior of enlightenment—who can guide the determined survivors out of this wasteland toward a fresh beginning. However, in this brutal frontier where allegiances shift and power-hungry demigods reign, such heroes are scarce.

In the realm of Megazone 23, Shougo Yahagi is a young man obsessed with motorcycles, living in a society saturated with rock music and J-pop idols. The residents enjoy a peaceful existence, guided by a computer program posing as the pop star Eve, a fact unknown to them. Shougo's main concerns revolve around his bike and chasing attractive women like Yui Takanaka, who dreams of becoming a dancer. His everyday life takes a drastic turn when his friend Shinji Nakahara reveals details about a secret project—the Garland, a motorcycle that can transform into a robot. After a military ambush, Shougo seizes the Garland and flees into the city. With help from Yui and her friends, he manages to evade his pursuers while gradually learning that their tranquil society is actually an elaborate illusion.

3X3 Eyes follows a young man named Yakumo Fuuji, who through an unusual chain of events ends up as the immortal servant of the last surviving member of a race of three-eyed immortals. This immortal absorbs his soul to preserve his life, granting him immortality as a result. Together, they set out on a journey with the female immortal in hopes of finding a way to become human again. Many obstacles arise along the way, notably the fact that the immortal woman has a split personality—one side is endearingly gentle, while the other wields relentless destructive power—and the romantic tensions that develop between them.

Nine prominent Japanese animators each contributed a short piece centered on the theme of robots to Robot Carnival. Though the segments are independent, they are connected through their shared examination of human-robot relationships and the outcomes of creating artificial life. Each film delivers its own unique viewpoint on these topics. The individual shorts consist of "Opening," co-directed by Atsuko Fukushima and Katsuhiro Otomo; "Franken's Gears" by Koji Morimoto; "Deprive" by Hidetoshi Omori; "Presence" by Yasuomi Umetsu; "Star Light Angel" by Hiroyuki Kitazume; "Cloud" by Mao Lamdo; "A Tale of Two Robots" by Hiroyuki Kitakubo; "Nightmare" by Takashi Nakamura; and "Ending," again co-directed by Atsuko Fukushima and Katsuhiro Otomo.

Sneaky, arrogant, clever, and absurd—these words only scratch the surface of the world's greatest thief, Lupin the Third. Always at his side are the lightning-fast gunslinger Daisuke Jigen and the lethal, honor-driven swordsman Goemon Ishikawa. Beyond the countless dazzling treasures and priceless jewels he chases around the globe, Lupin also sets his sights on the heart of Fujiko Mine, a voluptuous beauty who is as often Lupin's rival as she is his lover. But making off with both the loot and the lady is rarely as straightforward as it appears. The cunning Fujiko is all too happy to snatch the treasure for herself. And the relentless Tokyo Police Inspector Zenigata has moved to Interpol specifically to pursue Lupin and his wandering crew across every border imaginable! So what is an international master criminal to do?

Neo Tokyo is an anthology film composed of three distinct short stories directed by Rintaro, Yoshiaki Kawajiri, and Katsuhiro Otomo. In "Labyrinth Labyrinthos," Sachi and her cat Cicerone fall through a mirror into a strange maze while searching for the feline, chased by a clown's shadow into the unknown. "Running Man" follows journalist Bob Stone as he investigates the life of Zack Hugh, the longtime champion of a deadly car race whose body and mind have deteriorated over ten years. As the next race begins, Bob witnesses the severe effects on both the racer and the vehicle. "The Order to Stop Construction" centers on office worker Tsutomo Sugioka, who ventures into a dangerous jungle to halt a construction project after the site supervisor goes missing. He finds himself in a chaotic domain run by self-operating construction robots. When the lead robot refuses to follow his orders, Tsutomo must find another way to stop operations before his company suffers major financial loss.

Summer 1945 marks three years since the war between Japan and the United States began. Gen, a young boy, lives in Hiroshima—a city oddly untouched by the bombing that has devastated nearly every other Japanese city. Life is hard but fulfilling; food is scarce, and Gen's family suffers from severe malnutrition, endangering his pregnant mother. With little free time, Gen and his younger brother Shinji help their parents work, striving to keep their family alive through the tough times. They have no idea what the Americans have planned for Hiroshima. On August 6, 1945, their lives are about to change forever.

Renzaburou Taki seems like an ordinary office worker, but he is actually a member of the Black Guards, a covert group dedicated to preserving peace between humans and demons. With the peace treaty renewal deadline nearing, Taki is assigned to protect Giuseppe Mayart, a key human mystic, alongside Makie, a female demon. The task proves far more challenging than anticipated; as a faction of radical demons uses terrorist methods to break the agreement between the two realms, Giuseppe focuses on avoiding his duties to pursue romantic adventures with women.

In 1889, humanity is being driven into a new era of discovery by swift advancements in technology. A mysterious villain named Gargoyle, driven by a desire to resurrect the fallen Atlantean empire and bring back its former glory, sets in motion a scheme to conquer the world. Nadia teams up with Jean Roque Lartigue, a young inventor, and Captain Nemo, the commander of the submarine Nautilus, to defend the planet from Gargoyle and the forces of Neo-Atlantis.

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

In an era where airships and airplanes are a daily sight, the young Sheeta is seized by government agents upon the discovery of her enigmatic crystal pendant. Held in despair aboard a flying vessel, her fate shifts when pirates attack, offering her an opportunity to flee. There, she encounters Pazu, a boy determined to locate the mythical floating fortress known as Laputa. Together, they embark on a journey to find this castle in the sky, while government forces relentlessly hunt them down for their own selfish reasons. Tenkuu no Shiro Laputa follows the exciting exploits of Sheeta and Pazu, illustrating how shared aspirations and perilous circumstances can create an unbreakable bond between two souls.

In Kiki's Delivery Service, thirteen-year-old witch Kiki embarks on a traditional one-year solo journey to a new town to complete her training and earn her full qualifications. Equipped with nothing but her broomstick and her black cat companion, Jiji, Kiki takes flight to face this challenge. Upon reaching the coastal city of Koriko, Kiki struggles to settle in until she meets Osono, who offers her lodging in exchange for assisting with deliveries for her small bakery. Seizing this opportunity, Kiki establishes her own delivery service, utilizing her magical abilities to assist the community. Through these adventures, Kiki develops a deeper sense of responsibility and discovers her role within the town, bringing joy and a sense of wonder to its residents along the way.

In 1988, a young boy with psychic abilities triggers a catastrophic explosion that destroys Tokyo and ignites World War III. To avert future disasters, he is captured and hidden from the public. Thirty years later, the reconstructed Neo-Tokyo is ravaged by gang violence and anti-government unrest. Shoutarou Kaneda leads "the Capsules," a notorious gang known for their oversized custom motorcycles and their bitter feud with "the Clowns." During a confrontation with their rivals, Kaneda's best friend, Tetsuo Shima, collides with an esper escaping a government facility. This incident awakens Tetsuo's dormant psychic powers, which quickly spiral out of control. As authorities struggle to contain this new threat to the city, Tetsuo becomes increasingly powerful, transforming into the epicenter of the escalating chaos.

Set in 1950s Japan, Tatsuo Kusakabe relocates his family to a rural house to stay close to his wife, who is hospitalized for a prolonged illness. His daughters, Satsuki and Mei, soon adapt to their new life in the countryside. One day, Mei pursues a small, rabbit-like creature into the woods, where she encounters Totoro, a gigantic, magical forest spirit, and they quickly forge a connection. Soon after, Satsuki also meets Totoro, and the two sisters share a series of whimsical adventures with nature and other forest spirits.