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Tom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass sees the legendary cat-and-mouse pair accidentally journey through time while exploring a museum. During their adventure, they encounter a group of fascinating new allies and find themselves drawn into a climactic confrontation with enigmatic forces. The film's runtime was reduced for its US release to 92 minutes, and it premiered at the Shanghai International Film Festival on June 20, 2025.

Set in the 23rd century, Mighty Orbots follows scientist Rob Simmons and his team of robotic agents known as Orbots. The group consists of Tur, Bort, Beau, Crunch, and Ono, who serve as part of the Galactic Patrol—a high-tech law enforcement organization based on Earth. The story centers on their fights against Shadow, an evil planet ruled by Umbra, who seeks to dominate the entire universe.

This installment of the Marine Boy series consists of 65 episodes, expanding upon the original 1966 show. All 78 episodes were released in the United States. The broadcast schedule in Japan was complex: initially only the first 36 out of 78 episodes aired, but eventually all 78 were shown, with 65 belonging to this series and 13 to the Ganbare! Marine Kid series. Marine is now equipped with an underwater boomerang and a hydrojet, and he is in a romantic relationship with the mermaid Neptuna/Neptina. Additionally, some segments from earlier episodes of Ganbare! Marine Kid were reused in this series.

In "White Snake," the white snake demon Xiao-Bai is tasked with killing the Emperor's Taoist advisor, who slaughters snakes to prolong his own life and gain imperial favor. However, before she can finish her assignment, the advisor's underlings attack and defeat her. Fortunately, a magical hairpin gifted by the Snake Mother saves her life, but it wipes away all her memories. Xiao-Bai wakes up in a Snake-catcher village, unaware of her true identity or that she is surrounded by her sworn enemies. There, she meets Xu Xuan, the man who rescued her, and feels a growing connection to him. Together, they set out to uncover Xiao-Bai's lost past and the secrets behind her enchanted hairpin. Meanwhile, Xiao-Qing, Xiao-Bai's sister, vows to find her within three days or face death, following the Snake Mother's orders. As demons, Taoists, and humans collide, a forbidden love story begins to unfold.

Before the first five Pokémon movies came out, a brief opening segment establishes the setting. In the Japanese version, a regular narrator offers background, whereas the English dub has Brock serving as the narrator. This introduction gives audiences a look at the "World of Pokémon" and emphasizes Ash Ketchum's continuing adventure. It also includes freshly animated scenes from the original episode.

Movie adaptation of the Yoshiwara Enjou storyline. While encountering a young thief named Haruta who survives by pickpocketing, Gintoki learns that the boy is stealing to fund a reunion with his mother Hiwa, the top-ranked courtesan of Yoshiwara. Gintoki and his companions head into Yoshiwara to help Haruta realize his wish, but they must contend with Housen, the Night King who holds absolute control over the district. Note: This film was revealed at the "Gintama Multiverse Festival," an event held on August 16th, as a component of the "Gintama 20th Anniversary Project." The movie adapts volumes 25 and 26 of the manga, and the TV anime series covered the same arc across eight episodes, from episode 139 to 146.

During a nap taken by most of the smaller Pokémon, Togepi abruptly awakens, spots a flock of flying Pokémon, and becomes separated from the others. Noticing Togepi's absence, Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Squirtle, Venonat, Marill, and Psyduck set off to locate it. Along the way they encounter Elekid, who guides them to a cluster of Exeggcute. One of those Exeggcute is missing an egg and mistakes Togepi for its lost piece. Consequently, the group must journey to recover the missing egg while weathering a storm that threatens to sweep Togepi and the Exeggcute away.

Batman animated anthology series centered on the DC Comics superhero of the same name. Episodes 1) Have I Got a Story for You (俺たちのスゴい話) - Shoujirou Nishimi (STUDIO 4℃) 2) Crossfire (クロスファイア) - Futoshi Higashide (Production I.G.) 3) Field Test (フィールドテスト) - Hiroshi Morioka (Bee Train) 4) In Darkness Dwells (闇の中で) - Yasuhiro Aoki (Madhouse) 5) Working Through Pain (克服できない痛み) - Toshiyuki Kubooka (STUDIO 4℃) 6) Deadshot (デッドショット) - Jong-Sik Nam (Madhouse)

In a reality where dark entities hide from plain sight, Sam and Dean Winchester have firsthand knowledge of what lies behind folklore and urban legends. They travel across the country in their signature 1967 Chevrolet Impala, committed to eliminating supernatural threats that plague humanity. Confronting creatures like shapeshifters, werewolves, vampires, ghosts, and demons, the brothers hunt down and destroy each malevolent being they come across. Their crusade is also fueled by a personal vendetta against the entity that caused their devastating tragedy.

In "Pokémon: Pikachu's Summer Vacation," Satoshi, Kasumi, and Takeshi surprise their Pokémon with a summer trip to Pokémon Plaza, a resort built for Pokémon to relax and play outside their Poké Balls. Among the energetic Pokémon, Pikachu, Fushigidane, and Zenigame take turns trying to calm Kasumi's distressed Togepy and help it fall asleep. However, their efforts are disrupted when a lively group consisting of Raichu, Bulu, Maril, and Karakara shows up and accidentally wakes Togepy, interrupting Pikachu's peaceful vacation.

Deunan, a skilled female fighter, and Briareos, an experienced cyborg soldier, share a tight bond both in their personal lives and on the battlefield. Serving as part of E.S.W.A.T., the elite special forces unit protecting Olympus, they are often called upon to manage high-stakes emergencies. Their relationship is tested when Tereus, a prototype Bioroid, is assigned to their team.

In 2022, a massive EMP detonation triggers a global blackout, unleashing widespread chaos and devastation across the world. Directed by celebrated animator Shinichiro Watanabe, famed for projects such as Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo, Blade Runner: Black Out 2022 is an animated short that functions as a lead-in to the film Blade Runner 2049.

Halo Legends presents seven distinct stories set in the Halo universe, each created by a different production studio. "The Babysitter" follows the Helljumpers, elite Orbital Drop Shock Troopers on a secret assassination mission behind enemy lines. "The Duel" tells the story of an ancient Arbiter who abandoned the Covenant faith and now faces the consequences of being labeled a heretic. "The Package" focuses on a Spartan unit, including the Master Chief, as they undertake a covert operation to board a Covenant flagship and retrieve a vital item. In "Origins," the Master Chief and Cortana are stranded after Halo 3, and Cortana recounts the Forerunners' fall, the Flood's destruction, humanity's rise, and the subsequent war between humans and the Covenant. "Homecoming" explores Spartan Daisy's reflections on her SPARTAN-II background as she helps evacuate UNSC troops caught in a Covenant ambush. "Prototype" follows Marine Sergeant Ghost as he fights fiercely to atone for his past mistakes. Finally, "Odd One Out" is a non-canonical parody featuring Spartan 1337, who endures a series of unfortunate events.

In a lively city full of bustling Pokémon, Pikachu enjoys a break when Satoshi, Kasumi, and Takeshi allow their Pokémon companions to explore, agreeing to meet at a designated rooftop in two hours. Pikachu's joy turns to worry after meeting a Pichu on an adjacent building. Following a bit of playful interaction, Pikachu nearly falls off the building, only to land safely next to the Pichu and its sibling on the opposite side of the street. The Pichu brothers, familiar with the area, volunteer to lead Pikachu back to their trainers. As they journey through the crowded urban environment, encountering numerous obstacles, Pikachu starts to fear missing the reunion with his friends.

In Arkham Asylum, Batman engages in combat with Gorilla Grodd while attempting to sabotage Grodd's creation, the Quake Engine. During their struggle, the machine malfunctions, causing both the asylum and Batman to disappear. When he regains consciousness, Batman finds himself on an unfamiliar path, realizing he has been transported to Feudal Japan. His initial wonder turns into alarm as he is attacked by samurai intent on killing him. Further investigation reveals that his longtime nemesis, the Joker, has ordered this assault. Batman meets Catwoman and learns that the asylum inmates arrived in this era two years earlier, each having seized control of various territories in Japan, with the Joker becoming the supreme warlord. To return to his own time and place, Batman must reactivate the Quake Engine, now housed within the ruins of Arkham Castle. However, he faces a significant obstacle as most of his equipment is missing except for his utility belt. This version of Batman, known as Ninja Batman, must navigate this unfamiliar world and confront his adversaries once more in order to make his way back to Gotham intact.

1. Final Flight of the Osiris The Osiris's crew finds a huge army being prepared to assault Zion. One crew member dashes into the Matrix to carry the warning to Zion, while the rest fight frantically to give her enough time, battling a relentless horde of Sentinels they have no chance of defeating. 2-3. The Second Renaissance Part 1 and 2 Humans develop an artificial intelligence so advanced it rivals their own intellect. But conflicts arise as these robots and humans attempt to coexist peacefully, eventually sparking an all-out war. Humanity ultimately loses the conflict and becomes imprisoned within the Matrix, as shown in the live-action films. 4. Kid's Story A young man realizes his world is a fabricated, computer-generated illusion created by robots that use humans as an energy source. With assistance from the hacker Neo, he manages to escape. Based on the Matrix trilogy. 5. Program Cis and Duo fight each other in a virtual simulation of feudal Japan. 6. World Record During the fastest race of his life, a champion track star briefly breaks free from the computer-generated world. When he returns to reality, he has no memory of the event and is placed in a nursing home. Based on the Matrix trilogy. 7. Beyond While searching for her lost pet, a young woman joins some children in Tokyo to play inside a "haunted house," which is actually a glitch in their digital world. Based on the Matrix trilogy. 8. Detective Story A detective named Ash is recruited by a mysterious organization to pursue the notorious hacker Trinity. 9. Matriculated A group of scientists captures a robot and places it inside a surreal fantasy realm. When the robot's allies arrive and kill most of the scientists, the remaining scientist and the robot are left isolated together within the computer-generated world. Based on the Matrix trilogy.

One day, mysterious cards descended from the heavens, capable of summoning mighty beings from another dimension, leading to the creation of a new game called Bakugan. The game rapidly gained popularity among kids and teens, with elite players vying for supremacy in a global ranking system. Meanwhile, a struggle for dominance over Vestroia, the native dimension of Bakugan cards, intensifies. The realm faces turmoil when the White Dragon Naga and his followers, the Doom Beings, launch an invasion. Dimensions start merging, and Bakugan enthusiasts gradually understand that their pastime holds deeper significance beyond a mere game. Danma Kuusou, a fervent Bakugan player, is determined to reach the pinnacle of the World Ranking. During one of his matches, he witnesses a vision of a battle in Vestroia. The confrontation then moves to Earth, where Danma acquires a powerful, fiery Bakugan named Pyrus Dragonoid, which can communicate. He becomes entangled in the ongoing strife and, alongside his group, the Bakugan Brawlers, embarks on a cross-dimensional journey to restore order to a fractured world.

In "Pokémon 3: The Movie," Mii Snowdon is left alone after her father vanishes while investigating the mysterious alphabet-shaped Pokémon called Unown. The only clue to his disappearance is a box containing strange tiles. When Mii plays with the tiles and wishes to see her father again, the Unown awaken and summon the legendary lion-like Pokémon Entei to act as her father. Satoshi heads to Greenfield with his Pokémon companion Pikachu to reunite with his friends Kasumi and Takeshi. Upon arrival, they find the town covered in crystal, a phenomenon caused by the Unown. It becomes their mission to defeat the Unown and restore Greenfield to normal. The stakes rise when Entei abducts Satoshi's mother. To uncover the reason for her abduction, Satoshi and his friends, along with their Pokémon, embark on a journey through the crystal-encased terrain to confront Entei and the Unown.

An ancient prophecy foretells that when the great elemental titans of ice, lightning, and fire are disturbed, Lugia, the guardian of the seas, will emerge to restore balance. Driven by this prophecy, the collector Gelardan sets in motion a sinister scheme to capture Lugia by targeting the three powerful titans. As Gelardan executes his plan, extreme weather disturbances erupt across the globe, with fierce storms sweeping through the world. One such storm forces the boat carrying trainers Satoshi, Kasumi, and Kenji off course, leading them to land on Shamouti Island. On the island, Satoshi uncovers the ancient prophecy and learns of his destiny as the chosen one, who must assist Lugia in restoring peace to the world. With the future of the world hanging in the balance, Satoshi must summon the courage to confront the chaos threatening everyone and thwart Gelardan's malevolent intentions.

Using DNA taken from the rare Pokemon Mew, a team of scientists creates Mewtwo, intended to be the most powerful Pokemon in the world. Unwilling to remain a mere experiment, Mewtwo unleashes its psychic abilities in a violent frenzy, destroying the very scientists who brought it into existence. Seeking to master its powers, Mewtwo accepts the help of Giovanni, the backer of the original research, only to realize that it is still being exploited. Determined to find its own purpose, Mewtwo resolves to take revenge on humanity by wiping out all life on Earth with a devastating storm. Ash Ketchum and many other Pokemon Trainers are called by Mewtwo to face it in battle, yet they soon learn the invitation is a trap: Mewtwo intends to create clones of their Pokemon for its own goals. Ash must find a way to halt Mewtwo's scheme before it can be put into action.

In 1868, English nobleman George Joestar and his son Jonathan survive a carriage crash, creating a debt they believe they owe to Dario Brando. In truth, Dario never intended to save them; he merely assumed they were dead and hoped to rob them. Twelve years after Dario's passing, George takes in Dario's son, Dio, to honor this perceived obligation. Dio feigns affection for his adoptive father while secretly scheming to seize the Joestar fortune. He starts by driving a wedge between George and Jonathan, frequently outshining his foster brother to solidify his position within the household. However, Dio overreaches when Jonathan ultimately triumphs in a physical confrontation. As time passes, Dio and Jonathan seem to forge a bond, appearing as close friends to outsiders. Yet tensions flare again as George's health deteriorates, leading Jonathan to suspect Dio is responsible for his father's decline and harboring darker intentions.