Tokyo Kids

The series follows three monkey brothers who move from a bustling city to the countryside. Without convenience stores or arcades available, they come to appreciate a simpler way of life. Their everyday experiences revolve around trying to make friends and have fun with the people in their new community.

Yamashita and Negishi are hospitalized with injuries to their arms and legs. To pass the time during summer vacation, they begin playfully pestering the attractive nurse, Miyuki.

This special is a compilation of the entire season, spotlighting solo songs performed by each girl's voice actress. It showcases her individual storyline with karaoke lyrics displayed on screen, allowing viewers to sing along.

The second season of Chou Tokkyuu Hikarian.

Tenshi no Shippo omake.

Signal is a robot companion built for Nobuhiko. He comes under attack from Pulse, an earlier prototype created by the same inventor. Pulse is reprogrammed by a mysterious rival of Dr. Otoi, then loaded with weaponry and dispatched on a mission ordered by Otoi: steal the latest robot technology and destroy anything that stands in his way.

Episodes 5.5 and 13.

Keita and the other Marginal Prince leave St. Alphonso Academy and meet up with each other in the city, where they run into Keita's sister. This extra episode was released with the 7th DVD volume.

Despite its name, this is not a feature film but the three-part OAV Battle Skipper (1995), directed by Takashi Watanabe before his work on Slayers. When the members of the Etiquette Club at St. Ignacio's School for Girls fall through a pipe—literally—they acquire the skimpy outfits worn to pilot the unfortunately named BSs, or Battle Skippers, which are state-of-the-art military mecha. As "Extars," the Etiquette Club members fight to rid the world of evil, which translates into combating the bizarre schemes of Sayaka, the nasty, super-rich president of the rival Debutante Club, and her subordinate, Todo. The series was created to promote a line of robot toys from Tomy, and viewers willing to accept high school girls' quarrels escalating into battles involving satellite weaponry may enjoy these silly adventures.

The land of Zer'lue is thrown into chaos, ravaged by the technological supremacy of Chairman Sana'ku and his oppressive, militaristic Zul'earth forces. Amid a rapidly escalating tale of treachery, deceit, and betrayal, only one boy holds the strength to overcome such insurmountable odds—a boy named Lue'der, who carries a mysterious red eye and the ability to harness the power of the wind. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, Lue'der must learn to unlock his legendary powers and fight against the evil threatening to consume his planet.

Long ago, a war erupted in Heaven, resulting in Judas and Luca—two of the six specially chosen, talented, and powerful Saint Beasts—being cast out and imprisoned in Hell for instigating the rebellion. However, before that conflict, Heaven was a tranquil realm where angels lived happily. During this earlier period, Judas, Luca, Goh, Shin, Rey, and Gai were adolescent angels in Heaven. On the day of Benediction, the supreme god Zeus transformed them into adults. Each of the six possessed unique abilities and had to adjust to their new adult bodies. These changes led to opportunities for them to meet one another, and new friendships began to form.

The narrative revolves around a perilous and enigmatic island known simply as "G." Long ago, a mighty deity named Gestalt was exiled to Earth and took refuge on this island. Speaking the god's name aloud is forbidden, as people feared his wrath so greatly that they regarded it as a curse. Father Oliver, a priest who has abandoned his religious order, journeys to the island of G to uncover the truth behind it. There, he meets a young girl named Ohri, who proves to be highly skilled in magic. Meanwhile, the head of the order hires a dark elf named Suzu to track down Oliver and bring him back. Suzu locates him with ease, but she did not anticipate the powerful sorceress accompanying him—Ohri. The girl dispatches Suzu for the time being, and she and the Father continue onward. As if their journey weren't challenging enough, the island of G is filled with monsters and magic-users who obstruct their path.

Hideo Ozu works as an editor for a seedy adult video company, always harboring a dream of becoming a motion picture director. His childhood friend Mai Kurosawa has risen as a promising actress, but one day she shatters his aspirations by taking all his amateur footage of her and telling him to get out of her life. After drowning his sorrows with a few drinks, Hideo accidentally bumps into Cyberdoll Sara, who makes him sign an invoice. When he gets back to his place, he finds three Cyberdolls waiting for him—Mai, Ai, and Mie. Each of them resembles a different age version of Mai Kurosawa. Then, when Kurosawa announces she will release a biographical video using Hideo's old footage, he decides to reignite his directing ambitions using his three Cyberdolls.

Dandoh, along with his friends Yuka and Kohei, is in the middle of a baseball game when he hits a wild fly ball that smashes into the principal's potted plants. Rather than getting upset, the principal admires Dandoh's swing and introduces him to the world of golf. Now Dandoh embarks on a golfing adventure under the watchful eye of a former professional golfer. Together, they enter a tournament and compete for a shot at the national championships.

In 1580, Nobunaga Oda is on the verge of conquering the whole of Japan, commanding a powerful army armed with cutting-edge weapons and ruling through sheer brutality. Among his loyal commanders is Ginnai Doma, a one-time samurai who has been transformed into a nearly unstoppable killing machine. While Ginnai continues to wipe out ninjas and other foes standing against Nobunaga's rule, Shishimaru of the Iga Ninja clan sets off on a personal quest for vengeance, going against the strategies of the Koga Ninja. His aim is to avenge his fallen comrades and take down the immortal Ginnai.

Young Arimasa Tsuchimikado takes in an injured cat and wishes for it to become human. The cat, Kagetsu, belongs to the shape-shifting Kouga tribe and ultimately comes to live with Arimasa. Over the years, Arimasa struggles to find his place in the village—feared and despised because of his half-fox lineage, yet depended on for defending against supernatural threats. Meanwhile, Kagetsu faces a crucial decision: choosing a permanent gender, a choice that can only be finalized through sexual intercourse. As internal conflict and pressure from other Kouga clan members mount, a massive supernatural assault targets Arimasa’s village. Threatened by this attack, Arimasa must make difficult choices to protect both his home and Kagetsu.

The Abashiri family has long been infamous as one of the most powerful and fearsome criminal organizations in the world. Led by the terrifying Daemon Abashiri, the clan is preparing for their greatest and most audacious heist. During a bank robbery, Daemon reveals that his youngest child, Kikunosuke Abashiri, is the first daughter born into the family in eighteen generations, and this announcement leads him to decide to retire from their criminal life. To Kikunosuke's horror, her father has enrolled her at the prestigious Paradise Academy, intending to mold her into a proper lady. However, she soon realizes that the school is just as merciless as the underworld she left behind. How will Kikunosuke navigate an academy where the teachers are intent on eliminating their students?

Milk-chan is a girl residing in a house attached to the side of a building, accompanied by her two sidekicks: Tetsu-ko, a paranoid robot shaped like a bottle, and Hanage, a green blob with a moustache. Milk is broke and cannot afford the rent, especially after her scheme to extort a local ant family falls through. However, she gets saved when the president himself offers her a job (some kind of secret mission). Milk-chan answers the phone to receive assignments from The President by saying something like, "Hello, Bank of Hokkaido. Just kidding!" Once she gets her mission, Milk-chan and her sidekicks take off in the "Milk-6" helicopter to carry it out. Did I mention this is a spoof of 1970s spy thrillers or some sort of Bond movies? :)

In Saiyuki, Sanzo and his three companions journey westward on a mission to prevent Gyuumao's resurrection. Along the way, they battle youkai, become entangled in various predicaments, and lend aid to the inhabitants of the towns they pass through.

After defeating the evil priest Dark Fact and saving Esteria, Adol Christen sets out on a fresh adventure with the two priestesses to the floating land of Ys. The kingdom is shrouded in darkness, and hopelessness dominates everything. As the heir to the priests' magical powers, Adol holds the secret to unraveling the truths connecting their world. Yet, as his power increases, he reaches a pivotal point where he might become the one to either save Ys or cause its ruin.

Somewhere, there lived a young man with a gentle heart who adored animals, yet misfortune seemed to follow him everywhere. His workplace went bankrupt, he walked into signposts on the street—bad luck weighed heavily on him. But his life took a dramatic turn when he encountered a fortune teller. Using the fortune teller's power, "Guardian Angels" were summoned through a mobile phone, and a group of cute girls appeared before him. These Guardian Angels, hailing from another world, were actually the reincarnations of the pets the young man had once cared for. They had returned to repay his kindness. This sequel is set one year after the previous series. It returns to the moment when the 12 Guardian Angels go to Goro Mutsume. Once again, the voice talents of Nogawa Sakura, Chiba Saeko, Kawasumi Ayako, and a whole array of other voice actors and actresses join in. Let us see how the Guardian Angels grow up!

In ancient times, Zeus established a ranking system among angels, dividing them into upper, middle, and lower tiers, even though they were originally meant to be equal. He also appointed six angels as the Saint Beasts to watch over the creatures of Earth: Go the seiyu, Shin the genbu, Rei the suzaku, Guy the byakko, Yuda the kirin, and Ruka the hooh. Meanwhile, two other angels—Kira the shooting star and Maya the fuga—bypassed the selection and departed for Earth. The six Saint Beasts carried out their duties faithfully, but as Zeus’s rule grew increasingly oppressive, their trust in him started to weaken.

Specials from the Gakuen Heaven DVDs.

In Esteria, the people are locked in a struggle against mythical beasts that ceaselessly attack, wearing down their defenses despite the assembled army's efforts. The fortified town of Minea, where survivors take shelter behind castle walls, cannot escape the hopelessness born from these endless assaults. Amid this gloom, a prophecy emerges, foretelling that a courageous young hero will appear to save the land. Adol Christin, an explorer driven by a thirst for adventure, reaches Esteria after surviving a shipwreck. Together with fortune-teller Sarah Tovah and other allies, Adol sets out on a dangerous journey across the island to find the legendary Books of Ys. Though the path is perilous, this quest may allow Adol to realize the prophecy and restore peace to Esteria.

The seal that held the fallen angels Kirin no Yuda and Houou no Ruka has been shattered, and the two decide to take revenge on the God who cast them into Hell by destroying the Heavens they once belonged to. Soon, guardian angels on Earth start vanishing, with no one in Heaven able to explain the disappearances. However, a vengeful animal spirit is suspected to be behind it, leading to the summoning of the four Saint Beasts to investigate. The 4 Gods of Beasts attempt to rescue the missing guardian angels while uncovering the true nature of this malevolent animal spirit.

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.

In "Zoids Fuzors," R.D. works as a delivery boy for Mach Storm, a company recognized for its logistics services and involvement in Zoid battles. His job is part of a broader quest to find the legendary Alpha Zoid, driven by his strong belief in his father's stories. When R.D. first competes in the Coliseum, he faces opponents who can combine their Zoids. It then becomes clear that he has access to a Zoid capable of merging with his Liger Zero. This discovery sets R.D. on a path to uncover the secrets of the Alpha Zoid.

Yagi Takeru has been residing in the Touma family household since losing his parents. He was raised by Touma Rokunosuke, the master of the house. His daily life is filled with companions such as Yamato Takeshi, his best friend and rival from the kendo club, the Shiratori sisters Kotono and Asuka, and his childhood friend Oosu Seri. Everything is peaceful until one day an earthquake hits the school and changes everything. Takeru wakes up to find the school looks like it has been deserted for centuries and has crumbled into ruins. He also realizes that all the teachers and students have vanished. He meets up with Seri and Asuka, and they escape from the ruins, only to discover that the town where they used to live is completely vacant. Then, figures draped in cloaks appear before him. They are informed that they have been brought to another world.

Marginal Prince originates from a beloved love simulation game series designed for female audiences. Yuta makes the journey to study at Alphonso Gakuen, an isolated island school located on the faraway Alphonso Island in the Pacific. This exclusive boarding school for boys functions as a training center for children from high-ranking families, providing courses centered on empire-building and alchemy. Once they complete their challenging education, the students are given the title "Marginal Princes." The narrative follows these pupils as they confront the challenges of destiny and work toward becoming future rulers.

Reiji Fujita runs an art gallery called Gallery Fake, one that specializes exclusively in forged artworks and maintains strong connections to the underground market. Although his business methods are dubious, Reiji possesses remarkable artistic talent and once served as a curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

Goro is experiencing a series of bad luck, including losing jobs often and struggling with money. While passing a pet store, he encounters a fortune-teller who tells him his luck is about to change. That night, three young women show up at his home, explaining they are his guardian angels. In the end, twelve girls come to assist him, each one the reincarnation of a pet Goro once had and lost.

In his youth, Yuu Kusaka wished upon a falling star to stand up for justice and protect the vulnerable. After losing a close friend, however, he abandoned that promise. Instead of using his unusual ability to help others, he turned it into a way to earn money, ignoring the suffering around him. His selfish path changes when he finds himself fighting for survival against a fellow student with similar powers. Rescued by the mysterious Eimu Yoake, who also wields strange abilities, he learns that his power comes from an Ayakashi—a parasitic entity that grants extraordinary gifts at the expense of the host’s life force. Eimu helps Yuu fully awaken his Ayakashi, and now aware of the creature within him, he is forced to honor his childhood vow by using his new powers to defend others and confront those who misuse their Ayakashi for evil purposes. At the same time, he sets out to uncover the truth behind his friend’s death.

Under a curse that could take away all her magical abilities, witch Ayumi Mamiya goes looking for a particular boy who is the only one who can break the spell. Haruo Yoshikawa thinks he is just an ordinary boy, but he has no idea that his three sisters actually possess magic and use their powers to keep him safe and hide the fact that magic exists from him. Ayumi now has to unlock Haruo’s hidden powers to save herself, even though his sisters are determined to prevent that from happening.

In the wake of Earth's destruction caused by severe pollution, the global powers established Superior Domination to facilitate space colonization. Over centuries, humanity surrendered its freedom to the artificial intelligence known as Grand Mother. At the age of 14, individuals have their memories wiped and are assigned predetermined roles. Jomy Marquis Shin, a kind-hearted adolescent protected by his parents, escapes this fate with the assistance of Soldier Blue, the leader of the Mu faction. The Mu, a psychic offshoot of humanity, reside aboard the spacecraft Shangri-La. Believing Jomy poses a threat to their control, officials from Superior Domination pursue him to the Mu. Years later, now leading the Mu resistance, Jomy journeys to Terra to evade Keith Anyan, an agent of Superior Domination determined to eliminate any threats to their authority. Alongside his allies, Jomy races to reach humanity's birthplace before Keith can extinguish their final hope for survival.

In Gakuen Heaven, ordinary teenager Itou Keita is shocked to receive an acceptance letter from the elite Bell Liberty Academy. Left puzzled by the mystery of why he was chosen, Keita also finds himself preoccupied with the intricate social environment at the school. Surrounded by a group of exceptionally gifted young men, he struggles to identify his own special qualities and to understand what makes him worthy of standing as an equal among the talented and attractive students of BL. Though he lacks any prominent skills, Keita forms deep connections with many of his peers at the academy. Among these relationships, he feels a particular pull toward Kazuki Endou, a classmate recognized for their nurturing demeanor and mysterious aura.