Kappei Yamaguchi

Ichirô Nagai

Ikue Ôtani

Mayumi Tanaka

It was a quiet night at the harbor of Anabaru. Luffy continuously ordered meals, right when the crew is in need of more money. Nami overhears a conversation between a pirate and the bartender at the bar they're at. About a way in getting more money, the pirate gave him 200 Belli and was lead secretly out of the bar. So Nami talks to the bartender, about their money problem. The bartender knows that they are a group of pirates, but isn't sure if a group of amateurs like them would be eligible on the secret spot. Since Nami insisted on giving the bartender, 200 Belli, he directed them to the back of the bar on where the secret spot is. Soon they find themselves in an underground pirate community where pirates of all kinds are partying, drinking, eating, and socializing. That's when our heroes learn about the "Dead End Race" which is held every few years here in Anabaru. With the grand prize being 300,000,000 Belli, Nami finds that to be more than enough to end the Straw Hat Pirates money trouble. But little do they know is that the whole race is a conspiracy, that's linked to an ex-marine commander pirate named Gasparde who has a 95,000,000 Belli bounty on his head. And not to mention Shuraiya, a bounty hunter with a grudge against Gasparde. And a kid named Anaguma, who is the helper of Biera(the boiler room operator for Gasparde's ship) is trying to find a way to help Biera get better from his poor condition. All these events collide as the "Dead End Race" begins.—J LeGault

One Piece: Dead End Adventure

One Piece: Dead End Adventure (2003)

Mugihito

Sumi Shimamoto

Akira Kamiya

Mendou invites Ataru & Co. to his estate for a viewing of a large, aging cherry tree named "Tarozakura", which is to be featured in an independent film which happens to be financed by Mendou, directed by Megane, and starring Lum. During filming, Ataru cuts down Tarozakura as called for in the script, but the downed tree starts foaming and disintegrates. Afterwards, bizarre incidents occur all over Tomobiki, a mountain emerges out of the ground, spring gives way to winter, Sakura's ghostly friends disappear, Lum begins losing her powers, and Lum's friends begin acting as though she doesn't exist.—Akira (akira625@comcast.net)

Urusei Yatsura 4: Lum the Forever

Urusei Yatsura 4: Lum the Forever (1986)

Mami Koyama

Tôru Furuya

Toshio Furukawa

Amuro Ray and the rest of the White Base crew, now denominated the 13th Autonomous Corps, return to outer space to support the rest of the Earth Federation forces for the decisive battle against the Duchy of Zeon's forces.—fml_lopez

Mobile Suit Gundam III: Encounters in Space

Mobile Suit Gundam III: Encounters in Space (1982)

Stephanie Nadolny

Jôji Yanami

Kôhei Miyauchi

After destroying Frieza on Namek, Goku returns to a peaceful life on Earth. When informed his brother has been killed by a Saiyan, Cooler is hell bent on killing Goku, and making him pay for his brother's disgrace. Goku has to find the power within him to defeat a warrior even more powerful than the horrible Frieza.—Christopher Kai

Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge

Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge (1991)

Kôichi Yamadera

Rei Sakuma

Kazuhiko Inoue

The Joker five-star system is under Emperor Amaterasu. Mecha pilot Ladios must save his co-pilot, Fatima-class female android Lachesis, from one of many warlords, who oppose Amaterasu.

The Five Star Stories

The Five Star Stories (1989)

Michael Kopsa

Lisa Ann Beley

After managing to survive attacks by Zeon's Char Aznable and Garma Zabi, the crew of Federation warship White Base and its mobile suits battle Zeon forces (Ramba Ral, Ma Kube, Tri-Stars, Boone) through Asia, Europe, and the Atlantic Ocean if they are to reach Earth Federation's headquarters alive. During that process many of its crewmembers like Amuro Ray, Bright Noah, Kai Shinden, Sayla Mass, Mirai Yashima, Fraw Bow, and Hayato Kobayashi must overcome their fears, losses, immaturities, and insecurities in order to survive.—fml_lopez

Mobile Suit Gundam II: Soldiers of Sorrow

Mobile Suit Gundam II: Soldiers of Sorrow (1981)

Mary Elizabeth McGlynn

In the year Universal Century 0079, humans have colonized the area of space lying in between the Earth and the moon. However the ambitious Zabi family, rulers of the Duchy of Zeon (the grouping of colonies furthest from the earth) has sparked a war. Within the first week of this fratricidal conflict, one half of all humans have been decimated. The Duchy, within a month, has invaded and occupied half of the Earth's surface, thanks to the Duchy's ultimate weapon, 60-foot tall, heavily armed and highly maneuverable machines known as "Mobile Suits." The only thing that can save the Federal Forces of Earth is their top-secret "V" Project, based on the loyalist colony Side 7. The aim of the V Project was to build their Mobile Suits for the Federal Forces. As the film opens, Zeon attacks Side 7, sending its top ace, Char Aznable to stop the V Project. 15-year-old Amuro Ray, the son of the chief researcher to the V Project, is struggling to get his friends and neighbors to safety when he runs across an empty mobile suit. This is the Gundam, the sole remaining prototype mobile suit. Firing it up, Amuro becomes an ace almost immediately, killing two Zakus (the standard Zeon MS) with little effort. From there on in, Amuro is drafted into the Federal Forces as are other residents of the colony: Frau Bow, Amuro's neighbor and semi-girlfriend, Kai Shiden, a young photographer who would just as soon stay clear of combat, and Sayla Mass, a woman who seems to have an inordinate interest in Lt. Char Aznable. Their mission: escort the prototype battleship White Base and the Gundam within to the Federal Forces' HQ on Earth. Will they succeed?—Rick Payne

Mobile Suit Gundam I

Mobile Suit Gundam I (1981)

Kunie Tanaka

Kamatari Fujiwara

Eitarô Ozawa

In Osaka's slum, youth without futures engage in pilfering, assault and robbery, prostitution, and the buying and selling of identity cards and of blood. Alliances constantly shift. Tatsu and Takeshi, friends since boyhood, reluctantly join Shin's gang. Shin's an upstart and moves his gang often to avoid the local kingpin. Hanoko is a young woman with ambitions: first she's in the blood business with her father, then she joins forces with Shin. She soon breaks off that partnership, even though she's taken the sensitive Takeshi under her wing. Double crosses multiply. Those with the closest bonds become each others' murderers.—

The Sun's Burial

The Sun's Burial (1960)

Yoshiko Sakakibara

Rihoko Yoshida

When everyone in town receives invitations to Ataru's wedding, they are shocked to see that his sweetheart Lum is not the bride. Eventually they learn that when Ataru was playing games as a little boy, he stepped on a girl's shadow. Unbeknownst to him, the girl was from extraterrestrial culture where stepping on one's shadow is a form of marriage proposal, and now she and her family have come back to see that Ataru keeps his promise. If he manages to get out of this without being killed by her folks, he'll still have to avoid being torn apart by the hands of Lum.—Jean-Marc Rocher

Urusei Yatsura: Only You

Urusei Yatsura: Only You (1983)

Hisako Kyôda

Fumihiko Tachiki

Arion begins with his journey to discover a world of poverty and horror where ordinary people are barely surviving through the war. He falls in love with a blind slave girl who is then captured and imprisoned on top of Olympus by Apollo, who dreams to rule the Titans. Now, Arion must lead an army of ordinary people to fight against the three war lords (Zeus, Poseidon and Pluto) with help from a thief, a giant, a wizard, a mysterious lion-masked man and a flying dragon.—Tzung-I Lin

Arion

Arion (1986)

Michie Tomizawa

Keiko Toda

A young girl requests the help of a vampire hunter to kill the vampire who has bitten her, and thus prevent her from becoming a vampire herself.—Christopher E. Meadows

Vampire Hunter D

Vampire Hunter D (1985)

Yûsaku Yara

Kôji Totani

Takeshi Aono

There has been peace between the worlds of the mortals and the supernatural for centuries, but the balance is now being threatened. The Radical elements from the Supernatural world are crossing over into the mortal universe for the purpose of destroying the peace forever!—Anonymous

Wicked City

Wicked City (1987)

Emi Shinohara

A Journeyman ninja by name of Jubei stumbles upon a plague, an evil clan of demons, a national crisis, and a beautiful ninja girl.—Anonymous

Ninja Scroll

Ninja Scroll (1993)

Hiroyuki Endô

Takahiro Sakurai

Mamiko Noto

2005 years ago in India, a boy named Siddhartha Gautama of the kingdom Shakya is born. At that time various kingdoms were continuously raging wars with each other. When the boy attained puberty, he associated with people from the lower class like Migaila a girl who was known as a thief. Siddhartha began to have doubts about the strict class system even though he is raised in luxury as a future king. Later, the powerful kingdom of Kosala attacks the kingdom of Shakya. Both sides fight fiercely. The commander of Kosala's army is the general's son Chapra. He is thought of as the most brave soldier in the kingdom of Kosala. Chapra was actually born into slavery but hid his background. By the general's order he came all the way up into his current position. Chapra wants to make a successful career for himself and Siddhartha abondons his family's wealth to find Tao. These two opposite persons meet in the war and changes the fate of their respective kingdoms.—Jiilo_Kim

Buddha: The Great Departure

Buddha: The Great Departure (2011)

Masatô Ibu

The battle with the White Comet Empire, Yamato finally returns to Earth to obtain more members and be inspected for repairs. When he returns to his home planet, Desler, but instead he finds the fleet of the Black Nebula Empire strip mining the Earth for its core.

Space Battleship Yamato: The New Voyage

Space Battleship Yamato: The New Voyage (1979)

Cherami Leigh

Riisa Naka

Kenji Koiso, an eleventh grade math genius, agrees to take a summer job at the Nagano hometown of his crush, Natsuki. When he arrives, he finds that her family have reunited to celebrate the 90th birthday of the family matriarch. His job is to pretend to be Natsuki's fiancé. Meanwhile, his attempt to solve a mathematical equation causes a parallel world's collision with earth.—Chris Evans

Summer Wars

Summer Wars (2009)

Mitsuo Iwata

In 1967- in a far corner of the universe, the Witch of the Oak Forest is in a rage at not having been invited to the christening of young Princess. Placing a curse into a glass orb, the witch proclaims that the young girl will never find love no matter how hard she tries.In the distant future, in 2267, a young boy walks through a dump on a distant planet, when something catches his eye. Retrieving it, he finds it to be a glass orb.The film then returns us to present day (1985). In Tomobiki-cho's high school library, Lum and Shinobu are having a conversation regarding a saying in Japan that two people who are destined to be together, are connected by an invisible red thread to their pinky fingers. When Lum gigglingly suggests that she and Ataru are connected in such a way, he non-chalantly denies such a thing.On their way home from school, Lum says that they should go somewhere fun for a date. As they reach a small hill, they notice a large zeppelin dropping fliers. Lum flies off to retrieve one, and finds that it tells of the grand opening for a new theme park in the area, called Tomobiki Marchenland (or Tomobiki Fairytale Land).Lum, Ataru, and their friends attend the opening day festivities, but while Lum and Ataru enjoy themselves, their friends are set upon by all manner of bizarre incidents:-Shutaro and Shinobu encounter the spirit of Omichiyo, Shutaro's first pet octopus.-Megane, Kakugari, Perm and Chibi are shocked when they encounter child-like versions of themselves.-Ryunnosuke, who is selling snacks for the Hama Tea Shop in the park, follows a white rabbit into a floating door, where she encounters a vision of herself in a dress and blonde wig.-Sakura and her uncle Sakurambo are surprised when they find through some powerful magic, they are unable to set foot in the park.Lum, Ataru and their classmates then attend a magic show put on by a man named Ruu, the Master Magician. When a lovely assistant asks for a volunteer, Ataru eagerly accepts, and is put into a box. After firing a pistol at the box, Ruu and his assistant then disappear!When nothing happens for a few minutes, Lum and the others rush to the stage. Lum destroys the box, only to reveal Ataru, having taken on the form of a pink hippopotamus!Later on that evening, Sakura and Sakurambo stop by the Moroboshi residence, and upon seeing Ataru, note that the powerful magic they sensed at the Marchenland appears to also be emanating from Ataru as well. However, neither Sakura nor Sakurambo can figure who did this to Ataru, but caution something else may happen.Later that evening, as Lum watches Ataru sleep, a chuckling sound is heard outside Ataru's window. Lum finds it belonging to a clown, who addresses Lum by name! Snapping his fingers, the clown turns into Ruu. Lum confronts Ruu, demanding that he change Ataru back. However, Ruu flies off, leading Lum on a chase through the city and into a hall of mirrors at the Marchenland, where she suddenly sees a vision of herself as a child, before being sucked into a black vortex.When she awakens, Lum finds Ruu's female assistant having transformed into a racoon named O-shima. Ruu also reveals his true self: a young boy (the same as we saw in the future scene in the film's opening). Ruu then reveals that he turned Ataru into a hippo, in hopes that this would cause Lum to leave him. However, when that failed, Ruu led Lum to the alternate dimension they are now in. Ruu then explains that if left alone, Ataru will eventually return to his normal appearance.Lum attempts to escape, but finds herself on a wooden ship in the middle of a crystalline dimension. She attempts to fly out of it, but keeps returning to the ship.Back in the real world, Lum's disappearance has alarmed almost everyone. Shutaro finds information in the form of Kotatsuneko, who saw Lum last headed towards the Marchenland, following a man.Ataru, Shutaro and the others then go to the Marchenland, but find nothing. Megane notes that the place appears much more lackluster than its opening day. Sakura and her uncle arrive, and note that there may have been a dimensional doorway that opened that day, but as it is now, no signs of magical disturbance can be found in the park, except in Ataru's form.As to whom Lum was chasing, some speculate that due to Ataru's lecherous nature, she may have chosen someone else. Ataru laughs this off, claiming he's glad she's gone, but deep inside, he is hurt to consider such a thing.Later that evening, Lum's friends Benten and Ran meet with Ataru, and take him to see another of Lum's friends, Oyuki. The four attempt to figure out who would curse Ataru and take Lum, and eventually contact her parents. Lum's mom suspects one person: the Witch of the Oak Forest.The 4 go to the witch's place, where she explains that 18 years ago, she did place a curse on Lum. Relying on a service called the "Milky Way Curses R Us Management Organization," the witch sent the curse in an orb to them (along with payment), for them to handle the curse. This admittance allows the 4 to prepare to hurt the witch, when she explains that there is more to her story. Eventually, her invitation to Lum's christening did arrive, most likely due to a postal error. Upon seeing that she had been invited, the old witch contacted the organization and had the curse cancelled.Wishing to know more, Ataru and Lum's friends break into the organization, and access the facilities' files. According to one of the staff members, the curse was cancelled by the old witch, but due to a mailing issue, it was lost in transit. However, after checking more information about the curses they handle, the staff member is shocked to find that the curse is still active, and seems much more powerful than any other.Back in the alternate world, Lum talks to O-Shima, who admits that Ruu is lonely, since his parents are away much of the time. O-Shima also admits that just him and Ruu's tutor LaLa are the two he most communicates with. Ruu soon appears and shuts O-Shima up. As he has been playin with the crystal orb for some time, Lum inquires where he got it.Ruu explains that while exploring on his home planet, he found it one evening in a dump. The orb talks to him, and also gives him enhanced powers, including time-travel. He explains that the orb took him back in time and showed him Lum. He was enchanted by her smile, but notes that after she found Ataru, her smile changed.Lum retorts that she still smiles after being with Ataru, but that people can change. Ruu refuses to acknowledge this, and claims that Lum will regain her smile, and Ataru will eventually forget about her.Back in the real world, Lum's friends decide that they have reached a roadblock: they know the curse exists, but have no further information regarding how to find or contact Lum. As Lum is no longer on Earth, they decide to leave. Benten gives Lum's cousin Ten a lift back to his homeworld, while Oyuki retrieves Lum's UFO. Ran also takes leave in her ship.The next segment is chronicled by Shinobu, who notes that Tomobiki-cho's atmosphere has changed with the leaving of Lum and her friends. Eventually, Ataru does return to normal, and assumes his regular girl-chasing tendencies. However, other changes are present. One is that when Lum was around, Shinobu had gained great strength from the inner-jealousy towards Lum. But with Lum gone, Shinobu is now just a normal schoolgirl. Eventually, everyone meets on a hill one starry night, and burn the belongings they have that remind them of Lum, feeling they have moved on.Meanwhile, Ataru has been totally oblivious to this all, and has continued his girl-hunting unabated. One day, he cuts his finger on a Coke can, and notes a red trickle of blood, which suddenly makes him remember the conversation Lum had about the red thread.Ataru then returns home, where he encounters Lala, Ruu's tutor. She explains that she has been following him for some time, and that she needs his help to save Ruu, who has been taken over by the orb's power. Ataru agrees, and using an air-cycle, Lala and Ataru cross dimensions, breaking onto the wooden ship in the crystalline dimension.However, before Lum and Ataru can reunite, the orb sends out a shockwave that throws everyone to the ground, and damages the ship.Ruu regains the orb, and when Lala asks him to destroy it, he refuses, claiming he will make Lum a happy person again. It is then that Lala reveals something a truth that Ruu never knew: Lum is actually a distant ancestor of his. Ruu at one point had said how Lum looked like his mother, and this is the reason why.The orb had lain dormant for over 300 years until Ruu found it, but since it was never cancelled properly by the organization that was handling it, it's power amplified until Ruu found it, and used him to fulfill the curse's purpose of keeping Lum from finding true happiness.As Lum and Ataru awaken, they attempt to embrace the other, but not before the orb sucks them inside itself, planning to keep them separated. Lum swears aloud that she'll find Ataru no matter what.The orb tries to separate the two through various times and places, from fairies to dinosaurs to birds, but the two always find each other, causing the orb to slowly fracture.Finally, Lum finds herself in a cloudy setting, with a red thread tied to her finger. Following it, she finds Ataru, who it appears has multiple threads on his fingers. This causes Lum to zap him, and the orb to fracture, destroying the curse.Eventually, Lala, Ruu and O-Shima return to the future, closing the portal to the present-day.Back in the present, the timeline has returned to just before the opening of the Marchenland, and everyone is talking about it. However, the weirdness and insanity of Lum and her friends plunges the entire class into chaos, before Lum finally declares that everyone of them should go to the Marchenland together when it opens.

Urusei Yatsura 3: Remember My Love

Urusei Yatsura 3: Remember My Love (1985)

Gorô Naya

After successfully robbing the Monte Carlo Casino, Lupin The Third and Jigen Daisuke soon learn that their money is in fact counterfeit and they go after the man responsible: Count Lazare de Cagliostro. The two soon find out that the Count is behind something far worse than counterfeiting money for casinos: he has been keeping a family secret hidden deep in his castle. Can Lupin find out what this is and live to tell the tale? With the help of Jigen and the wise samurai Goemon Ishikawa XIII, Lupin is hell-bent on finding out the Cagliostro family's secret fortune and make it his own.—Johnny

Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro

Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro (1979)

Megumi Hayashibara

Mark Hamill

Frank Welker

A young boy stumbles into a mysterious girl who floats down from the sky. The girl, Sheeta, was chased by pirates, army and government secret agents. In saving her life, they begin a high flying adventure that goes through all sorts of flying machines, eventually searching for Sheeta's identity in a floating castle of a lost civilization.—Tzung-I Lin

Castle in the Sky

Castle in the Sky (1986)

Kiyoshi Kobayashi

Hiromi Tsuru

Kyoya's father was a great warrior, killed at the hands of the diabolical psychic, Rebi Ra, who has now opened a portal to hell in the city of Shinjuku. It falls to Kyoya to finish what his father started and battle his way through demons, while protecting a young woman from harm. The only problem is that he's not exactly your classic hero type, and his powers are still latent.—Sinedd

Demon City Shinjuku

Demon City Shinjuku (1988)

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