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This heartfelt story centers on BooBy, a jet-plane that performs acrobatics, and his companions as they ascend to fame. BooBy now serves as an official character of Kansai International Airport.

In this story, a chameleon named Leon enjoys the game of hide-and-seek within vibrant settings. Players can look for Leon, their companions, and various items, or tally the matching color designs concealed in the background.

New KING OF PRISM film reconstructing the events of the Prism Show competition, the PRISM.1, shown during KING OF PRISM -Shiny Seven Stars- with added scenes.

Music video for the song Hi! Hi! Hi! Hi! by FUNK THE PEANUTS.

Self-introductions for each character posted to the official YouTube Channel.

Animated DVD original story bundled with the Licca-chan Snow White Princess themed doll set.

Animated DVD original story bundled with the Licca-chan Thumbelina Princess themed doll set.

Animated DVD original story bundled with the Licca-chan Mermaid themed doll set.

Compilation movie.

Animated DVD original story bundled with the Licca-chan Cinderella Princess themed doll set.

Hiroto has a desire to build a secret base close to his residence. While exploring the storage room in his home, he stumbles upon a ninja who also goes by the name Tonkachi and is known as a Nintuber. Aware of the Ninja Box, Tonkachi coerces Hiroto into journeying to the Village of Tatemakuri. In that village, they encounter a canine that can speak, named Tatezou.

This recap OVA, presented in a music video format, summarizes the first eleven episodes. It incorporates complete vocal renditions of select songs, with the remaining segments solely featuring classical Austrian music.

Special episode of Waccha PriMagi! that aired between episodes 13 and 14.

An animated program featuring members of AKB48, SKE48, NMB48, and HKT48.

This television anime is based on the Tachumaru Zukan project. The project reimagines several of Tatsunoko's most beloved anime series as a newly evolved breed of super-deformed animals called "Tachuu-rui." These enigmatic Tachumaru (also known as Tachumals) are "small and cute," yet they possess special combat moves.

The TV special centers on a strange flying creature called UBO that lands on Tatsunoko Anime World Island, home to all the classic characters from Tatsunoko productions. UBO's sudden appearance kicks off an exhilarating adventure that brings together a huge ensemble of fan-favorite Tatsunoko heroes.

Based on the novel by Noboru Wada.

A system upgrade is performed on the PriPara network, summoning every idol to the main PriPara location to observe the changes. But an unexpected glitch makes all PriPara shops vanish, wiping the memories of the PriPara system from any idol who was not inside the central PriPara when the error occurred.

Kaiketsu Tamagon is an adorable monster with a strong love for eggs. He offers his problem-solving skills to those in need, with eggs as his only form of payment. After eating his fee, he immediately throws himself into resolving the situation at hand. Despite his clever schemes, Tamagon's actions frequently lead to chaos, and he ends up being chased by furious clients. Although the series was short-lived, it is packed with lively and comedic humor.

In this installment of King of Prism, titled "Prism☆Tours", Shin Ichijou and the other six members of SePTENTRION use a time machine to travel across various eras and dimensions, heading back to the origins of Prism Shows. The story breaks through series boundaries, merging the worlds of the Pretty Rhythm series, PriPara series, Kiratto Pri☆Chan, and Waccha PriMagi! to deliver a sparkling Prism☆Tours. A destined meeting between boys takes place, and our worlds become linked by the prism's radiance.

In a time warp experiment gone wrong, a prehistoric family gets blasted into the present day by a massive explosion. Totally confused by the modern world and its technology, they accidentally cause chaos with their stone axes, setting off a series of wild and crazy adventures.

This OVA functions as a music-video-style recap covering episodes 12 through 20. The soundtrack consists entirely of classical compositions, with the lone exception of one track playing just before the credits. Moreover, the opening sequence features a distinctive frosted border frame around the visuals. This frame presents evolving designs, an element not seen in the earlier music recap or the original anime series.

Chugai Pharmaceutical's promotion anime bringing awareness to rheumatoid arthritis.

In a small Tokyo town, a middle-aged man named Suzuki runs a modest business and lives an ordinary life, but he dreams of becoming famous enough to grace the cover of a popular magazine. One day, he stumbles upon a mysterious entrance leading to an alien space. Through it, he enters a world of goblins and attaches control devices to them, forcing the goblins to obey his every command. Using these zombie-like creatures, he grows increasingly reckless and notorious, turning to evil deeds. Meanwhile, two clever pupils—Hajime and his girlfriend Mariko—encounter a strange alien detective who gives them Doteraman outfits. When they put on these garments, they transform into Doteraman and Doterapink, gaining supernatural strength. They challenge the wicked ruler, successfully freeing the oppressed goblins. From then on, they continue fighting for justice, creating thrilling and entertaining adventures full of joy.

The main cast includes four young animal heroes: Seitaro Usagi (a rabbit), Risu (a squirrel), Kuma (a bear), and Penguin (a penguin), whose initials combine to form U-Ri-Ku-Pen. These youthful animals constitute a brave rescue team dedicated to saving those in danger. Additional members of the team are a dog, a boar, a deer, a koala, a mouse, a seagull, and a lion. Upon completing a mission, the animals receive a reward, and viewers also have the opportunity to win prizes. Audience engagement is promoted by having them submit guesses each Friday about which creature will ultimately save the world, with each mission spanning a full week of airtime. Created by Mitsuru Kaneko, the series was broadcast on certain American local TV stations that serve the Japanese community.

This is a stripped-down adaptation of Seizou Watase's manga of the same name. It consists of five slow-paced romance vignettes where the only dialogue comes from the oldies songs playing in the background.

This recap episode provides a summary of Tekkaman Blade II, first released as part of the Tekkaman Blade LD BOX in 1998 and later included in the 2016 BD Box set.

The story of "Oraa Guzura Dado" is a cheerful narrative that begins when Guzura, a dragon with a gentle disposition but lacking in intelligence, emerges from a volcanic eruption. The local residents are charmed by Guzura's sweet personality and his unusual ability to eat metal and transform it into helpful objects.

Recaps of the original show. Also known as "Episode 32.5" and "Episode 39".

In Tobidase! Machine Hiryuu, competing automobile company leaders settle their corporate disputes through racing events, each supporting different teams. Chairman Gapporin recruits the renowned Okkanabichi, whereas Chairman Misaki selects novice driver Riki Kazama, who controls the flying machine known as Machine Hiryuu. This Tatsunoko production fuses elements that call to mind both Speed Racer and Time Bokan. The series includes Riki's attractive girlfriend Nana, junior mechanic Chuta, a humorous monkey and dog duo, and a group of delightfully villainous antagonists. With early work from celebrated artists like Yoshitaka Amano and Kunio Okawara, the show remains faithful to Tatsunoko's signature style. The narrative was also adapted into manga form, appearing in publications such as Terebi Magazine and Terebi Land. Reflecting the period's fascination with racing in Japanese animation, the series parallels other contemporary titles like Arrow Emblem.

The "second" season of Dongitsune is a collection of animated advertisements promoting Nissin’s Donbei Kitsune Udon instant noodle line. Episodes: #1) どんぎつねシーズン2 秋祭 篇 / Dongitsune Season 2: Autumn Festival Chapter [September 28, 2022]. #2) どんぎつねシーズン2 耳そこなんですか？ 篇 / Dongitsune Season 2: Is That an Ear? Chapter [October 31, 2022]. #3) 最強のどんぎつね現るッッ / The Strongest Dongitsune Appears [November 21, 2022]. #4) 最強年越し 篇 / Strongest New Year’s Eve Chapter [December 1, 2022]. #5) 正直すぎる尻尾 篇 / Too Honest Tail Chapter [February 15, 2023]. #6) カップよりうまい 篇 / Tastier Than a Cup Chapter [March 30, 2023]. #7) どん兵衛プロ出た 篇 / Donbei Pro Debuts Chapter [September 7, 2023]. #8) 耳は正直 2023 篇 / Ears Are Honest 2023 Chapter [November 15, 2023]. #9) 年越しアイドル 篇 / New Year’s Eve Idol Chapter [December 9, 2023]. #10) 片翼のどんぎつね 篇 / One-Winged Dongitsune Chapter [February 28, 2024]. Note: The “first” season consisted of live-action commercials starring Riho Yoshioka and Gen Hoshino.

Temple, a lovely girl with a passion for music, boards a balloon one day and feels thrilled by the aerial journey—until she realizes she is drifting away from her home. Distraught, she finds encouragement from a drummer boy and several animals, who play music for her and assist her in finding her way back home.

Two extended specials are featured. The first satirizes Monta Mino, a famous Japanese media personality. The second parodies the American TV show "24".

In the grip of Darius, the emperor of the Gabia Empire, the world's nations are crumbling. Amidst this chaos, childhood friends Ben and Ricky set sail in search of the legendary city of Atlantis. When their ship is destroyed, they are saved by Captain Nemo and his submarine, the Nautilus.

Zillion Specials 1. Akai Koudan Zillion: Emi Penguin's Diary (EMI♡PENGUIN'S DIARY) This special presents a musical retrospective, featuring songs from the original TV series with light commentary from Emi and JJ. 2. Akai Koudan Zillion: J.J. vs. Ricks - The Predestined Duel (JJ tai Ricks: Shukumei no Taiketsu) 3. Akai Koudan Zillion: Champ & Apple - Fantastic Memories (チャンプ&アップル FANTASTIC MEMORIES)

The comic series follows Thomas, a clever bird who resides inside a kind hippopotamus named Hyppo. Although Thomas relies on Hyppo for shelter, he behaves haughtily and often attempts to deceive his trusting companion. Their relationship is marked by continual arguments, yet they ultimately maintain a fundamental bond and cooperation. This brief but distinctive comic revolves entirely around these two characters.

Hutch the Honey Bee and his companions embark on an adventure to locate his missing Queen Bee Mother, who was lost during a sudden assault by a swarm of Hornets. Along the way, Hutch forms friendships with many different animals. In the town of Sepiatown, he even becomes friends with Amy, a gentle human girl who possesses the ability to communicate with insects.

On the planet Kirakira, two tribes exist: the Senobi and the Robot. The Senobi live peacefully in the forest, while the Robot tribe, which originates from the desert, launches a war to seize the forested lands. A young hero from the Senobi tribe attempts to settle the conflict.

A cheerful and easygoing boy named Kazuma Harukaze lives on a farm with his younger sister Sakura and his horse Lovely, with Mount Fuji visible in the background. One day, what appears to be a meteor lands nearby; it turns out to be Hinkeeru, a messenger from Muzanda who has come to warn Earth of an approaching danger, accompanied by a robotic horse named Robony.

A disturbance at Mount Fuji awakens the dormant Dragotron, the Demon Emperor of the Predacons. His minions, known as the Four Oni, also stir and set out to restore their unconscious master to full power by obtaining five mystical items called the Legendiscs, which have been hidden away. In response to their awakening, two three-member teams of Autobot combiners from a subgroup called the Swordbots are summoned to counter this new Predacon threat. The Swordbot Samurai Team answers the call of human boy Isami Tatewaki, while the Swordbot Shinobi Team teams up with Tobio Fuuma. Both teams use their combination abilities to battle the Predacons and recruit the boys to aid them. With guidance from Optimus Prime, the teams must find all remaining Legendiscs—located across various points in time throughout history—to keep them safe from the Predacons. Note: This is a Japan-exclusive sequel to the US cartoon Transformers Prime, commemorating the 30th anniversary of the Transformers series. It was released on DVDs bundled with Shogakukan's Terebi-kun magazine and Kodansha's TV Magazine.

In this 1987 reboot, a large egg appears following the eruption of Mount Bikkura, and from it hatches a plump little dinosaur named Guzura. The series chronicles his many adventures as he interacts with humans, other animals, and a variety of creatures.

The comedy centers around a rural boy who ventures into the city to pursue his judo training. He encounters the daughter of a well-known dojo and her judo-savvy cat. Each episode features two separate tales.

Dr. Tatsunoko of the Tatsunoko Research Center takes his daughter Asari undersea to investigate mysterious radiation, where they discover a giant shell. Inside the shell lies a globe emitting the radiation. Asari finds a compact-shaped object containing a message that states a space alien from the dying Planet of Parlum is sleeping within the globe. Suddenly, a strange-looking boy emerges from the globe and goes on a rampage. This boy is Ace, the same person mentioned in the message. His superhuman strength comes from a substance called space food, and he can fly using the Silver Ring, which is formed from energy instantly gathered from the surrounding air. He can also wield the ring as a weapon in battle. Supported by his friends—Asari, Ibo the robot dog, and the Hermit Crab Reporter—Ace bravely takes on numerous challenges caused by mysterious robots and brutal space invaders.

This compilation features the ten most popular live performance scenes from the King of Prism series, chosen by fan vote from a total of twenty-eight scenes. It also contains an entirely new scene from King of Prism: Shiny Seven Stars.

Akubi-chan is a cute magical girl. She is skilled at magic, capable of transforming into any form by tapping a tambourine, and can fulfill any dream or wish. Usually, Akubi-chan resides inside a vase, but whenever Ruru-chan, the vase's owner, yawns (akubi), Akubi-chan pops out. Ruru-chan is a first grader in elementary school, slightly precocious, and secretly has a crush on her classmate Itoshi-kun, who lives next door. Akubi-chan tries various magic tricks to bring them closer, but always fails. Nevertheless, for her best friend Ruru-chan's sake, Akubi-chan emerges from the vase and taps her tambourine to play Cupid.

Kanta resides with his mother, his siblings, and a dog named Judeth. He has a passion for baseball, but his mother forbids any mention of the sport because she is convinced it led to her husband's death.

Two-part OVA that summarises the entire Honoo no Alpenrose TV series featuring a new dubbing and reworked scenes.

Based on the novel "813" by Maurice Leblanc.

Following the tragic loss of their parents in a traffic accident, seven siblings are forced to live independently. Their struggle to survive, sustained by their unbreakable family bond, sincerity, and mutual involvement, earns them the admiration and encouragement of their neighbors.

A young woman from an orphanage is granted a scholarship to a prestigious academy, sponsored by a secret patron she lovingly calls Daddy Long Legs. This television special is separate from the 1990s animated series.

Mach Girl is a spin-off of Mach Go Go Go, also known as Speed Racer. Focusing on the racer Mach Girl, a young competitor named Lip, the narrative tracks her travels across the nation as she takes part in dangerous racing competitions using her distinctive Mach Pink three-wheeler.

Yatterman movie.

The animated short "Believe" functions as a promotional work for the film Yatterman, featuring Sakurai Sho from Arashi. It presents each member of Arashi in animated form, where they transform into characters from the Yatterman series to battle villains and save the day.

Inside a peculiar jar shaped like a human face lies the entrance to the magical realm. Within that jar stretches a vast desert and an expansive world of sorcery where Akubi-chan resides. Whenever someone yawns near that jar, Akubi-chan is summoned and pops right out! She then declares the one who yawned to be her master, and she must fulfill that person's wish—this is a rule of the magic world. Once her master yawns a second time, the magic dissipates, and Akubi-chan returns to the jar. By chance, a timid girl named Koron acquires the jar. She happens to yawn right in front of it, and out comes Akubi-chan! The moment she appears, the two immediately become good friends. Akubi-chan tries to grant Koron's wish, but she only ends up making a mess. From then on, their magical ups and downs continue.

In the not-too-distant future, a pair of youthful thieves known as Kiramekiman causes a stir around the world, always sending out warnings before they strike. Once they fix their sights on a target, they never miss in stealing it. At the same time, a trio of detectives chases after the Kiramekiman group but consistently fails to apprehend them. Unbeknownst to most, Kiramekiman's true purpose is honorable, as they only steal specific items to preserve peace in the future.

Five teenagers from Edo City go to a strange rocky island, where they uncover the mecha that Doctor Hoarai had been developing to defend against an imminent invasion by a race of subterranean rock people. The scientific community had mocked Doctor Hoarai for his warnings that such an attack would occur. The teenagers decide to help the doctor—who had died but transferred his consciousness into a computer—by piloting the vehicles and protecting Earth. Thus, the Gowapper 5 Godam team is formed! With the giant combat robot Godam at their side, the Gowapper team, led by Yoko Misaki, must confront the endless ranks of the inhuman subterranean beings.

In the year 2500, on the fifth planet of the Tolphan system, a supercomputer selects ideal match pairings to ensure peaceful marriages.

This special episode is part of the Jump Anime Festival, based on the famous Shounen Jump manga by Osamu AKIMOTO, which began serialization in 1976. It was produced by Tatsunoko Pro and later aired on TV Tokyo after drawing substantial audience interest.

Dr Monja, a scientist, becomes fascinated by the legendary Elixir of Life, a substance said to bestow eternal life and everlasting youth upon its drinker. To uncover the truth, he constructs a device known as the "Time Tunnel," enabling a team of young adventurers to embark on a journey through time and space in search of the definitive answer. Yet, a trio of villains is also pursuing the very same prize.

After another brutal assault by the cruel wasps, the fragile peace in Honeybee land is shattered. During the fierce battle, the queen is killed, forcing Hutch and his sister Ahya to embark on a dangerous journey to fulfill her dying wish of restoring order and security to their homeland.

Set in the year 20XX, Oshaka School is renowned worldwide as a prestigious institution in Kamakuland, accepting only those with pure, untroubled minds who are descendants of Priest Sanzo's clan. The familiar villain trio is absolutely certain they are true heirs to Priest Sanzo's bloodline, even though their ancestry is highly questionable. They continue to study hard in hopes of gaining admission, despite failing over and over again. One day, the principal summons three gifted children. Shakyamuni, who dwells within the principal's body, requests that they find the missing puzzle copperplates scattered across the globe and complete the puzzle board to elevate Oshaka School's prestige. Unfortunately, the villain trio overhears the conversation and resolves to beat the chosen youngsters to the prize. Along the way, they meet a remarkably clever boy named koochan, who seems useful to have around, and decide to take him along as they attempt to seize the copperplates from a goblin. At the same time, they try to recruit the goblin to their side so they can launch a joint assault on the heroes. But koochan sees through their malicious scheme, transforms into Itadakiman, and fights courageously to chase the wicked trio off.

A magical book lands on Sho's computer keyboard, granting him and his friends the power to view historical events through the monitor. When Chris's dog, Ruffles, becomes trapped inside one of those time periods, Sho's cousin Hisashi and Zenmaijikake set off on a mission to bring her back. Back in the present, Sho and Azusa handle the computer controls. The group also has to keep Sho's parents from finding out about this incredible secret.

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.

Young Paul embarks on a dangerous adventure to rescue his captured friend Nina from Belt Satan, the oppressive overlord of a parallel world. With his enchanted toy plushie Pakkun by his side, he ventures into the demon lord's realm, a place where all toys are alive and sentient. Though he faces endless challenges along the way, Paul also discovers a wide array of extraordinary wonders during his travels.

Twelve-year-old Linn Youki stood by his father when the rest of the world mocked the scientist for claiming that an alien invasion of Earth was imminent. But Linn never imagined he'd become directly caught up in the action—until he encountered Takoro, a peculiar young "deputy sheriff" from another dimension who was hot on the trail of notorious space criminals. Though only four in number, the Kurodako Brothers schemed to use their extraterrestrial technology and innate shape-shifting abilities to become the hidden rulers of Earth. With Takoro's assistance, Linn transformed into the mighty superhero Muteking, determined to thwart their plans. This lighthearted comedy-drama delivers plenty of action and laughs, revolving around a roller-skating costumed hero, his friendly yet bumbling alien partner, a gang of clumsy would-be world conquerors, a beautiful police chief, an obsessed scientist, a sarcastic dog, an officious flying saucer, and more. This unusual but endearing cast will win over viewers' hearts while keeping them thoroughly entertained.

Driven by their separate dreams of becoming the most beautiful woman, the greatest scientist, and the mightiest hero in history, the trio of Atasha, Sekobitchi, and Duwarusuki join forces. Officially, they serve as Time Patrollers, entrusted with safeguarding the timeline. In truth, this role is merely a front for their alliance with a sinister mastermind who seeks to reshape history in his own image. Following his orders, the three travel through time, intending to sabotage the historical record. Standing in their way are Hikaru and Nana, who operate under the guise of the Otasukemen.

The Earth has become a barren desert, with survivors striving to rebuild communities. Daigo Otaki, an orphan raised by his uncle, comes of age and learns that Victor City was actually designed by his father, a brilliant scientist. His sister Saori has been overseeing the city. She urges Daigo to accept the legacy their father left him: a super robot system called Gordian. Daigo then joins the Mechacon mechanic combat 18th regiment unit, a law enforcement organization that protects Victor City from assaults by the Madokuta organization.

Gyakuten! Ippatsuman is the sixth entry in the Time Bokan series. In Osteandel City during the 1990s, Time Lease operates as a company that rents out nearly anything imaginable, including powerful robots. They take pride in having held the top spot in the international billionaire rankings for ten consecutive years. Also in the same city is Skull Lease, another rental firm where a notorious trio of villains serve as top executives. Their stated goal is to damage Time Lease's reputation and take over as the leading business, but their true plan is to establish a foothold for world domination. One day, a transport robot belonging to Time Lease is attacked by the villain trio, prompting Ippatsuman to spring into action and fight for justice.

A young boy named Hiro discovers what seems to be a broken lighter in an empty field, a find that completely alters his destiny. That lighter is actually the Gold Lightan, a robot from the Robot Dimension that crash-landed on Earth. When Earth is threatened by the evil robots of Ivalda the Great, Gold Lightan is summoned and transforms into a colossal super robot known as the Golden Warrior. Together with Hiro and his group, the One Pack Rangers, Gold Lightan fights to safeguard Earth from the sinister plots of Ivalda the Great and his armored forces.

In the prologue of Pole Princess!!, the timid 17-year-old Hinano Hoshikita learns that her grandmother's planetarium is in danger of closing. After watching a pole dance performance there, she meets instructor Azumi Shino and her childhood friend Lilia Saijo, which sets her on the journey to take up pole dancing herself.

Demetan comes from a family so impoverished that he cannot even attend school in his woodland pond community. However, he has a friend named Ranatan, the lovely, kind frog girl who is the daughter of the pond's wealthy ruler. Naturally, her father is quite displeased by this relationship and tries to break it apart. Yet the young frogs continue on with courage and confidence, not only to live their own lives but also to guide the heartless leopard frog toward a sense of justice and generosity. Gradually, the pond community responds to their sincerity and joins them in a march toward a bright future.

The story opens during a game of hide-and-seek, with a boy named Justin Casey (Gen) finishing his count and setting out to find his friends Angela (often called "Angie") and Corkey Roberts (Kanna and Tsukubo Natsuyama). While searching for the sibling pair in a wooded area, a sudden storm broke out. Justin managed to catch up to the two before the rain began, forcing them all to run for shelter. They eventually stumbled upon a house in the woods that Justin claimed he had never seen before. After entering, the house appeared empty at first, until they discovered a robot named Solar Ion Robot (Kadenchin), or SIR for short. Soon they met the homeowner, Professor Humphrey Bumble (Dr. Tokio Taimu), who showed the children his greatest invention: a time machine. The Professor's attempt to replicate Benjamin Franklin's famous lightning experiment by flying a kite outside the house to power the device only caused SIR's personality to temporarily change and sent the entire house hurtling back into the past. The children had no idea how long their journey home would take due to the Professor's misguided guidance and errors in time travel, but in the meantime they witnessed and took part in many events from the New Testament of the Bible—from the birth of John the Baptist to the rise of the Apostle Paul—with little or no lasting consequences.

Koujirou relocates from Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost island, to Tokyo, bringing his treasured horse Hikarikin along. An alien king named Rel comes from the planet Wedelun and grants Koujirou a belt enabling him to transform into a Miracle Hero, fated to defend Earth against extraterrestrial dangers. Despite this duty, Koujirou is fixated on winning over the captivating Yuka, while his rival Michinari also vies for her attention.

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.

In a charming, old-fashioned village, "The Littl' Bits" is a warm, child-friendly tale about a group of tiny forest fairies. Kind Belfy, daring Lillibit, playful Napoleon, and little Chuchuna go on various adventures with their friends while assisting others. Guided by wise Ronji, the skilled but occasionally tipsy Doctor Dokkorin, stern Mayor Maymond, and Lillibit’s industrious parents Rock and Marla, these young fairies learn important lessons about empathy, teamwork, bravery, persistence, pursuing dreams, standing up for what is right, and handling life’s unexpected difficulties.

Music video included with the second single of the digital idol group 22/7 (Nanabun no Nijuuni).

A remake of the 1970's version.

This film is a condensed version of the first season from the original television series. The monstrous mutant Berg Katse deploys hordes of minions and colossal weapons of mass destruction against Earth. However, the forces of darkness are about to face their equal! The Science Ninja Team is prepared to bring the fight back to the villains.

After the television series concluded, an OAV music video titled Genesis Climber Mospeada: Love Live Alive was released in Japan in September 1985, largely in response to demands from devoted Mospeada fans. The music video incorporated both previously aired and newly created footage. The narrative of Love Live Alive follows the events occurring after the conclusion of the original Mospeada, with Yellow Belmont taking the central role. The music video concentrates on Yellow's concert performance as well as his recollections of prior occurrences.

Upon seeing a recruitment ad promising the chance to lead an invasion force, the aspiring Don gathers an unlikely trio that includes the apathetic Pepu and the video game-obsessed Chiku, setting out on a mission to conquer the universe. Despite the questionable abilities of these accomplices, Don targets Earth as the first objective. The manual suggests Earth should be an effortless conquest, but reality proves otherwise. Convincing billions of people to accept new rulers is not as simple as expected. After being ignored by humanity, Don’s group lands on Earth and begins searching for ways to exert control over the population. However, their initial failure leads to more pressing issues, such as finding food and paying rent, pushing their grand plans for galactic domination to the back burner.

Animinary: Ketsudan examines the Pacific theater of WWII, focusing on the vital decision-making moments of military commanders during key strategic and tactical situations. Since these episodes are based on real historical events rather than fictional stories, viewers can expect a greater sense of tension and realism.

SoulTaker DVD specials featuring Komugi.

In the 24th century, Bimajo, Tsubuyakky, and Suzukky work for History Paradise Company, a textbook publisher, but they are also recognized as the villainous group Akudama. They frequently disrupt JKK's historical research. After their most recent clash with JKK agents Tokio and Calen, the trio took an extended but brief unpaid leave. Eventually, their enigmatic boss assigned them a new task. Their mission: obtain mystical Dynamonds from key historical figures. Following orders, Akudama launches a series of time-hopping operations aimed at seizing the mysterious Dynamonds from famous historical personalities. 复仇之旅再次开启！

The original manga starts when a girl called Emi comes into possession of a pencil capable of granting any wish. While Emi becomes involved in a convenience store holdup, her life is put at risk. She then makes a wish with the pencil for "a hero who will save everyone." In answer to Emi's wish, four heroes arrive to alter the direction of what lies ahead. The anime version will follow a plot distinct from that of the original manga.

Set in the realm of "Puchuu" rather than outer space (uchuu), this movie launches the first-ever "Puchuu tour" in PriPara history. As the PriPara idols travel across the solar system, they encounter many wonders. Yet their path is filled with obstacles, making their journey far from simple. Can the idols successfully overcome these trials and find their way back to Earth?

In a world where the relentless pursuit of power spans countless ages, the story is set in the kingdom of Fir antic, contested by two royal families for the throne. To secure their rule, one house must journey across different eras to locate the mythical Firebird, with the victor claiming sovereignty over Fir antic. The narrative begins in the present day at the lackluster Ace Detective Agency, where detectives Paul Tuck and Tracy Headly pass the time reading magazines due to a shortage of cases. Their monotonous routine is broken by the abrupt arrival of a mysterious girl dressed in strange clothing. She declares, "Yes, I come from another time. In the future, the two of you will marry, and I am your descendant, many generations later." Introducing herself as Princess Sara of Fir antic, she demonstrates her telepathic abilities and discloses their destined marriage. More astonishing is her mission to find the Firebird using a Time Tunnel. Feeling obligated to secure their descendant's future, Paul and Tracy agree to assist Sara in her quest, even though she is unsure of its location. Her sole clue is that Princess Miranda and her followers have also traveled to their era. With Sara guiding them through her telepathic powers, the trio sets out to track down Miranda, who possesses vital knowledge about the Firebird's whereabouts.

Kimball Kinnison sets out from home to pursue further education, but his plans are derailed when a crippled Galactic Patrol vessel crash-lands on his family’s property. The dying pilot entrusts him with a mysterious Lens before succumbing to his injuries. This semi-sentient object, now fused to Kinnison's hand, triggers a cascade of turmoil: his father is murdered, a violent space battle erupts, and he meets Chris, a nurse officer in the Galactic Patrol. With the Lens as his guide, Kim is thrust into a dangerous new realm, risking everything to protect Chris and the entire universe.

After the TV series' events, the celestial war is over, and both Gai and Shurato have been erased from history. But a new threat appears, prompting the eight guardians to return to Earth and investigate. While Shurato tries to regain the trust of his comrades in a world that no longer remembers him, a mysterious adversary emerges with an enigmatic scheme focusing on them.

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

This adaptation of Pinocchio follows the journey of an incredibly gullible, naive, and morally confused wooden puppet who is brought to life by a mystical blue fairy. Pinocchio (Mokku) is portrayed with numerous character flaws that he must overcome to become worthy of being granted humanity. These flaws include selfishness, rudeness, insensitivity, laziness, stubbornness, excessive trustfulness, self-pity, stupidity, disobedience, compulsive lying, arrogance, greed, cowardice, recklessness, cruelty, foolishness, and an inability to learn from his mistakes. Throughout the series, Pinocchio (Mokku), often due to his own misbehavior and repeated disobedience, endures many costly ordeals of hardship and pain. He is continuously tormented, persecuted, bullied, humiliated, tricked, ridiculed, ostracized, beaten, downtrodden, and subjected to degrading and inhumane treatment. The straightforward depiction of the harsh reality of being literally subhuman while growing up in a dangerous and difficult world makes this another strong example of traditional Japanese storytelling, which teaches moral lessons through tough endurance.

A web animation for PriPara created to support the identically named smartphone game. It contains Episode 0. Episode 1 and Episode 0 were first shown ahead of release during the "PIA LIVE STREAM" event on August 18, 2021 and September 1, 2021 respectively.

In "Bob in the Bottle," Kan-chan discovers a mystical bottle hidden in the attic. Each time a person sneezes, a genie named Hakushon Daimaou appears and must grant the sneezer's wish until that person sneezes again. However, Hakushon Daimaou frequently mishandles the wishes, resulting in confusion rather than satisfaction.

Announced during the Pretty Rhythm Christmas -Prism Stage- event, this movie gathers top moments from Prism Shows across three story arcs. Momo and Penguin-sensei, residents of the Prism World, work together to present a collection of Prism Shows covering the timelines of Aurora Dream, Dear My Future, and Rainbow Live. Out of the routines performed by Aira, Mia, Naru, and their companions, ten are chosen as the finest.

From the creators of Gatchaman and Speed Racer comes a wildly comedic adventure! Which team will claim the title of ultimate villain? Rival groups of antagonists compete to be crowned the most dastardly evildoers! Join the fun as the Dorombo Gang and their Kitchen Robot face off against other nefarious opponents in a frantic contest to become the greatest villains in anime. The only thing standing in their way are the superheroes of anime. Can the Gatchaman ninjas arrive in time to stop their schemes and save the day?

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

Sanshiro Kurenai, the proud heir of his family's Judo dojo, is devastated when he discovers his father's body next to a mysterious glass eye. Swearing to restore his family's honor and exact vengeance, Sanshiro joins forces with his friend Ken to pursue the elusive one-eyed killer responsible for the murder.

Specials of 4 minutes which recounts the adventures of Kerberotte-chan including characters of Princess Resurrection.

Theatrical release of Pole Princess!!.

Falulu is far away in the core of the PriPara world within Puransu. The sparkle is vanishing from the sacred idol ground PriPara, so Falulu sends an SOS call to Laala and her friends. If the sparkle does not return, the PriPara world itself will cease to exist. Laala and her companions try to assist Falulu, joining forces to protect the PriPara world.

In the first episode, young Sho Azuka discovers an enchanted Bible named Superbook in his home. This living book can talk and has the power to send Sho, his friend Azusa Yamato, and his toy robot Zenmaijikake back to the times of the Old Testament.

Peeping Life TV: Season 1?? This slow-paced anime is part of the datsuryoku-kei (ennui-style) comedy genre, centering on the trivial details of daily existence. The series tracks the ordinary activities of Heroes from the worlds of Tezuka Production and Tatsunoko Production, reimagined for modern television programs. It combines motion-captured improvisational performances with computer animation to craft comedic short scenes.

Music video included with the first single of the digital idol group 22/7 (Nanabun no Nijuuni).

PriPara Movie: Mi~nna Atsumare! Prism☆Tours is a film featuring the characters from PriPara. It began screening in theaters across Japan on March 7, 2015. The story centers on Laala Manaka learning about the top idol journey of Saints, and in addition to the PriPara performances, the movie also showcases the travels of characters from all the Pretty Rhythm series. At one point in the film, the characters are presented with a choice of four doors. Here, the movie branches into one of four routes based on the audience's selection. Each route recaps different elements from previous Pretty Rhythm series, primarily reintroducing various characters and their performances. However, Laala and her friends can only enter one door at a time, so the film must be watched four times to see every door choice.

Two years following Galactor's defeat and the presumed death of Condor Joe, Leader X launches a deadly assault on a cruise ship, slaughtering almost everyone aboard. One survivor, a young girl, is abducted by X and forcibly aged into Gel Sadra, a villainess with an adult appearance but a bizarrely masculine voice. Despite her mature looks, Gel Sadra frequently exhibits childish tantrums and immature behavior. As Galactor resurfaces, the Science Ninja Team returns to duty with Hawk Getz, a suspicious figure meant to replace Joe. Getz is soon exposed as a Galactor agent in disguise who murdered the real Getz before joining; he is subsequently slain by a mysterious feather shuriken. Following clues in the first three episodes, Joe returns in the fourth, having survived his fatal injuries from the previous series thanks to an ex-Galactor scientist who saved him near death and subjected him to various cybernetic augmentations. Later, Dr. Pandora, a female scientist who lost her husband and daughter in the cruise ship tragedy, joins the cast. Unaware of the truth, she does not know that her daughter Sammie survived the disaster and is now Gel Sadra.

After Leader X appears to be destroyed completely at the close of Gatchaman II, a surviving fragment of him mutates and evolves into Z. Joined by Count Egobossler, the head of the Egobossler family, along with his lieutenants Mechandol and Kempler, Z is determined to destroy Earth and once again eliminate the Science Ninja Team. Following Anderson's death, Dr. Nambu takes over as the leader of the ISO, while the team is now stationed at the underwater base known as Gallatown (or "G-Town"). A new engineer named Kamo is introduced, and after the New GodPhoenix is destroyed early on, the team receives the Gatchaspartan as their new mecha. The Gatchaspartan also features a special mode called Hypershoot, which can only be accessed by Ken using his new "Gatchafencer" sword. As the story progresses, it becomes clear that the radiation exposure from repeatedly using Hypershoot is gradually killing Ken, and any further use would result in death. Meanwhile, Z plots to annihilate Earth using an antimatter asteroid codenamed "Poison Apple."

Yoroi Takeshi is a laid-back and somewhat gullible young man serving as an assistant to the clumsy aspiring detective Kuruma Jo, who often boasts that he is the rightful successor to the title of the world’s greatest detective, “Sherlock Holmes.” Operating out of a dilapidated, cramped office, they manage a modest and struggling private investigation firm. The lively and adorable Nanba Teru, whose father owns the building where Jo and Takeshi live, frequently meddles in their affairs by threatening to kick them out—Jo is perpetually several months behind on rent. With clients rarely coming their way, they are forced to listen in on and snoop on the Secret International Police Department headquarters, which sits directly across the street, just to pick up cases. What Jo and Teru do not know is that Takeshi harbors a major secret: he is not only the son of the International Police Department Chief but also, when danger arises, the mild-mannered Takeshi dons his trusty Poly-Met (Polymer Helmet) to become the superhero “Hurricane” Polymer—a masked man in a red suit with extraordinary combat skills and superhuman strength. The sole being aware of Takeshi’s double life is his lazy Saint Bernard, Daisaku, who enjoys offering sarcastic remarks to the audience through his inner voice. Together, Jo and Takeshi (in his Polymer guise) take on and fight a wide array of evil organizations, criminal syndicates, mutants, and monsters as they battle crime in the futuristic city of Washinkyo (a fusion of Washington and Tokyo).

In 1983, a young man fleeing from the police is inexplicably sent to the year 2050. He has lost all his memories but gains superhuman abilities, and is soon enlisted by the Neo Tokyo Mobile Police Unit to combat the dangerous criminal organization Necrime. The question remains: can this man, now called Ryu Urashima, defeat Necrime and return to his own time, or will he remain stranded in the future forever?

A newly built amusement park named Pri☆Chan Land has opened near the Prism Stone shop. This semi-virtual world brings the mascots of idol teams to life, allowing them to perform as idols themselves. Park manager Meganii announces the Illuminage tournament, where idols compete to become princesses of each area within Pri☆Chan Land, with one team ultimately selected as Illuminage Queens at the finale. With support from their mascots, Miracle☆Kiratts, Meltic StAr, and other teams compete to claim the title.

The story of "Time Fighters" revolves around Dr. Kieta, the creator of a time machine. He becomes trapped during an experimental trip to the prehistoric era. When the ship returns to the present, his young assistants are surprised to find only a parrot in the cabin. Determined to rescue their missing mentor, the kids begin a time-traveling adventure through various ages, uncertain of where they will land.

In the narrative of "Giant Ojousama," Oriko Fujidou, the young heir of the powerful Fujidou conglomerate—famous for leading the world in vending machine innovation—was entrusted with an entire city by her father when she was only four years old. She devoted the subsequent ten years to the city's growth and prosperity. But the peace of the city is suddenly disrupted by a massive, unknown attacker. In a desperate attempt to defend their home, Oriko's loyal butler, Dr. Sebastian, gives her an experimental energy drink. After drinking it, Oriko's body rapidly enlarges to gigantic proportions, looming above skyscrapers. At first struggling with her new size, she eventually gets it under control and successfully repels the assailant. Even after this victory, new dangers keep appearing. With each fresh threat, Oriko transforms once more into a giant protector, defending the city she has built through her own efforts.

Mechadock is a powerful race car obtained from a simple economy car, which is able to race on any ground.

A revival of the classic superhero series Hurricane Polymar. From Tokyo Plus, a cutting-edge research facility, comes a groundbreaking "Man Machine" system (Polymar) created by the late Dr. Oregar. Tragically, Dr. Oregar and his work are erased from existence when the Catsharks, loyal agents of Nova, steal this new technology for their sinister schemes. Miraculously selected as the next Polymar, Takeshi is thrown into the midst of the conflict as he learns his new role and mission—to eliminate Nova and his followers. He applies his karate skills, which include spinning kicks and backfists combined with flight techniques, to defeat the Catsharks, only for them to return stronger than ever under the cunning leadership of Nina. It is a desperate race against time for Takeshi to save Earth.

Hailing from a difficult past, Sonnet is a cyborg and esper who has been molded into the world's ultimate warrior and deadliest weapon. Her mission sends her to Japan to keep an eye on Komatsuzaki Lan, a girl believed to be influenced by the fury of the esper known as Akai Kiba (Crimson Fang). Lan, a reserved individual aware of her own uniqueness, begins exhibiting manifestations of Crimson Fang following her encounter with Sonnet. As they clash, Sonnet gradually rediscovers her own humanity. Meanwhile, Lan struggles to hold onto her humanity while controlling the Crimson Fang within her.

Short specials included in the DVDs of the TV series.

In the second season of Kiratto Pri☆Chan, second-year students Mirai Momoyama, Emo Moegi, and Rinka Aoba attend Kirarigaoka Middle School in Kirajuku and have become hugely popular streamers as the idol unit "Miracle☆Kiratts." Their lives are shaken up when Dia, an enigmatic Pri☆Chan idol, appears and distributes Jewel Pacts to everyone. She also reveals the upcoming "Jewel Auditions," a competition designed to discover idols whose radiance resembles jewels and crown them as "Jewel Idols." To advance in the auditions, contestants must display their sparkling hearts, which causes their "Kiratto Jewel" to glow and grants them a "Jewel Coord." However, the grand prize belongs to the ultimate "Jewel Idol," who will receive the prestigious "Diamond Coord." The fight to determine the winner begins.

Following the destruction of his homeland by a massive swarm of wasps, the honeybee named Hutch sets out into the world. He embarks on a journey to find his mother, the queen bee, from whom he became separated during the catastrophe. As he travels, Hutch witnesses the lives and deaths of many other insects, and through these experiences, he becomes strong and brave.

This flash-animated special features SD characters and was made available as a bonus on the official website of the anime series. Each installment centers on a different character, shown in a super-deformed art style, and includes a song performed by that character's seiyuu.

This anime is a joint project between XFLAG and Tatsunoko Production, described as "battle entertainment for girls." It brings together Akubi from Tatsunoko's Hakushon Daimaou TV anime and Pandora from XFLAG's Monster Strike smartphone game (which also has its own web anime adaptation). Akubi first appeared in the original 1969 Hakushon Daimaou anime as the daughter of the titular genie Hakushon; the franchise marked its 50th anniversary that October. Pandora is a "girl of wishes" from the Monster Strike game, who has been portrayed as a mischief maker in its anime adaptation.

In the fourth series of Pretty Rhythm, aspiring Idol Laala Manaka gets instruction from Aira, Mia, and Naru—the main characters from earlier Pretty Rhythm installments. These mentors impart the necessary abilities for her to succeed as an Idol. Alongside her training, the series recaps important events from the previous Pretty Rhythm stories.