Tokuma Japan

Mayumi runs away from home to escape her abusive stepfather, only to be captured by members of a biker gang. With Noriko's help, she moves into Noriko's apartment, finds work at a service station, and starts learning to ride motorcycles. Together, they create an all-female gang called the Eight Angels. Soon, they encounter resistance from the local male-dominated gangs, who feel threatened by their rise.

Drawing from the difficult adolescence of renowned author George Abe, this narrative follows his formative years. Despite coming from an affluent family, he begins forging ties with members of the yakuza.

A tale of rivalry between two gangs, MND and Laku, and the personal vendetta between MND's Naoto and Laku's Yota.

Instead of fading away after the Sengoku period, the assassin underworld in this tale of psychic ninjas went into hiding beneath Japan, now engaged in a fresh battle with extraterrestrial creatures originating from an ancient, crashed spaceship concealed for thousands of years.

The year 2200 sees a galaxy-spanning war in which psychic abilities serve as the main weapons of battle. Zero, the central character—a hybrid born from an Earth human and an alien, and the only descendant of a magical bloodline—fights against the overwhelming forces of the Manjidara empire. This empire, led by a ruler who seeks to dominate every corner of existence, presents a grave danger.

In "Mainichi ga Nichiyoubi," Yumi Takeshita is a spirited new officer at the Tawagoto police station. She remembers being rescued by a mysterious stranger from a truck accident during her middle school days. On her first attempt at making an arrest, she encounters that same person, who introduces himself as a magician named Tohru Ichidaiji. Overjoyed to be reunited with her long-lost savior, Yumi frequently relies on the clever Tohru for assistance as she deals with a variety of strange cases in her role as a police officer.

At the start of the 21st century, humanity has terraformed and established colonies on Mars. However, extraterrestrial life exists. An ancient alien species, simply referred to as "The Gods," has been observing humanity's development—and biding their time. Now these enigmatic beings have come back to forcibly stop mankind's spaceward expansion. The red planet, named after the deity of war, is set to be humanity's last battleground. People wage a desperate conflict using cutting-edge military technology: ultra-sophisticated planes, space-based fighters, and colossal desert warships equipped with the most advanced armaments. Yet is that sufficient? The aliens possess terrifyingly powerful tools of destruction—among them "Hell," an unstoppable stealth carrier. However, their most dangerous weapon operates silently and invisibly: a mind-control plaque. It is incurable, unavoidable, and contagious. No human can withstand its influence; it turns even the most faithful troops into treacherous saboteurs. Humanity's final hope rests on Captain Akuh and his crew aboard the Battleship Aoba. Should his classified mission succeed, mankind will strike a critical hit against the alien fleet. But Akuh's girlfriend is exhibiting signs of nymphomania—the earliest indicator of alien mind control!

Grey serves as a quiet soldier in a harsh futuristic military system where victory in combat brings generous pay and advancement, yet only three percent of troopers survive long enough to achieve the ultimate prize—citizenship and a chance to escape the squalor endured by most. Grey has repeatedly returned alive, earning the moniker Grey Death. But is the society he has defended really worth the sacrifice?

In the waning days of Taisho 12, during August and September 1923, Tokyo stands as a city of stark contrasts, where age-old customs meet cutting-edge advancements, affluence borders poverty, and ethics are tangled with corruption. Horse-drawn carriages and motorcars share the roads, while traditional katanas and modern firearms coexist. Taka, a remarkably handsome young man, draws the attention of a high-class woman, even though he is reluctantly tied to the city's Yakuza underworld alongside his younger sibling. At the same time, the lady's young maid, Sara, crosses paths with Taka, sparking a sequence of events that will bring about tragedy, passion, and ruin. As the narrative unfolds, it nears the critical moment of September 1, 1923, at 11:58, when the devastating Great Kanto Earthquake and subsequent tsunami ravage Tokyo, taking nearly 100,000 lives in one of history's greatest disasters.

Hyoudo Riki is a pretty average guy who just happens to enjoy wearing a tiger mask and practicing Kung Fu, which makes him fit right in at Battle Royal High School. Unfortunately for Riki, he turns out to be the doppelganger of Byoudo, the Master of the Dark Realm. When a dimension gate opens between the two worlds, the evil Fairy Master tricks Byoudo into trying to conquer our world—which is much better lit, by the way. Now poor Riki is semi-possessed by his evil counterpart, and the Fairy Master's minions are mutating his classmates into hideous, lustful monsters. To make things worse, all the interdimensional chaos has drawn the attention of a sword-happy exorcist and the heroic Zankan of the Space-Time Police. All of which means Riki is about to face one nasty mid-term exam. The subject is survival, and forget "pass/fail"—this test is graded "live or die!"

Akemi Nakajima, a high school student possessing remarkable computer programming abilities, welcomes transfer student Yumiko Shirasagi to his class. Although Yumiko experiences a sense of recognition toward Nakajima, she chooses not to investigate it. Later, once school lets out, Nakajima and a few classmates carry out a ritual meant to summon a demon. Through his computer, Nakajima successfully conjures the demon Loki, accompanied by a female offering. The unanswered question is what fate awaits Yumiko, who witnesses this happening.

In "Legend of the Galactic Heroes: Golden Wings," the Galactic Empire and the Free Planets Alliance have been locked in conflict for over 150 years. Within the Empire, young Siegfried Kircheis forms a close bond with Reinhard von Müsel and his older sister, Annerose. Their joyful days together are shattered when their father, a minor and impoverished noble, sells Annerose to the Kaiser as a concubine. Despite his fury, Reinhard cannot challenge the imperial court's decree, and he leaves with his father, parting from Kircheis. Years later, Reinhard returns as a soldier, driven by a determination to climb the ranks and liberate Annerose from her captivity. Kircheis eagerly joins Reinhard in this bold mission, hoping to remain by his friend's side forever.

The 1999 OVA Legend of the Galactic Heroes Gaiden is the second adaptation to center on supplementary narratives from the Ginga Eiyuu Densetsu novels. It explores Yang Wen-li's achievements prior to the Battle of Astarte inside the Free Planets Alliance, along with continuing stories about Reinhard von Müsel and Siegfried Kircheis in the Galactic Empire. Within the "Spiral Labyrinth" arc, Yang becomes highly regarded after orchestrating the civilian evacuation from El Facil. After receiving an informal double promotion and gaining more media scrutiny, he probes into the so-called Year 730 Mafia—a tight-knit circle of Alliance officers led by strategist Bruce Ashbey. Yang discovers a surprising assertion from Ashbey's late wife that the celebrated war hero was murdered, an allegation with serious political consequences. In "The Mutineer," Reinhard and Kircheis are stationed on the destroyer Hameln II at Iserlohn Fortress. Having won the crew's respect, Reinhard takes charge when the captain suffers a critical injury, testing his ability to lead. In "The Duelist," Reinhard, based in the Imperial capital Odin, hears about a conflict over mining rights concerning Dorothea von Schaffhausen, a friend of his sister Annerose von Grünewald. When Count Herxheimer proposes resolving the issue by duel, Reinhard steps forward to represent the Schaffhausen family. "The Retriever" focuses on Count Herxheimer, who, fallen from grace among the nobility, intends to switch sides to the Free Planets Alliance, taking a Seffle particle generator prototype with him. Because the operation requires secrecy, Reinhard is given the cruiser Hässliche Entlein to retrieve both the defector and the advanced device. "The Third Battle of Tiamat" begins as the Empire launches a massive assault on the Free Planets Alliance to mark Kaiser Friedrich IV's 30-year reign. In the clash between the Imperial task force and three Alliance fleets, Reinhard's rapid maneuvers prove decisive in turning the battle's tide.

Hibiki Amami is an ordinary high school student except for one special ability—she possesses a sixth sense that lets her perceive spirits. Instead of being frightened, she decides to become friends with these ghosts and lend them a hand. Her encounters with the supernatural often cause her human friends to witness eerie occurrences when the spirits attempt to aid Amami in her daily life. Most of Amami's friends are comfortable with her talent, but Narumi Inoue, who is terrified of anything otherworldly, refuses to believe that ghosts exist. Nevertheless, Inoue tags along with the others as they assist Amami in helping spirits however they can.

Nijiiro Days centers on the romantic lives of four high school boys: Natsuki Hashiba, a dreamer with delusions of love; Tomoya Matsunaga, a narcissistic playboy juggling several girlfriends at once; Keiichi Katakura, a sadist with a kinky streak who never goes anywhere without his whip; and Tsuyoshi Naoe, an otaku whose girlfriend is into cosplay. When Natsuki's girlfriend dumps him without warning on Christmas Eve, he breaks down sobbing right in the middle of the street. A girl wearing a Santa Claus suit hands him some tissues, and he instantly falls head over heels for her. As luck would have it, this girl—Anna Kobayakawa—goes to the same school as him. Natsuki's pursuit of Anna should have been smooth and uneventful; however, to his dismay, his nosy friends keep meddling in his relationship while trying to make their own romantic ambitions come true.