Completed
Duel Masters Zero
This season is a direct continuation of the Zero Duel Masters with the same alternative setting, plot and characters. The only difference between both season were the shift from 2D to 3DCGI animation.
It follows after the duel of Shobu vs. Hakuoh, later unveiling Hakuoh and Jura were cooperating with the series' main antagonist: Professor March, who aims to control every creature by obtaining every Duel Orb.
(Source: Duel Masters Wikia)
It follows after the duel of Shobu vs. Hakuoh, later unveiling Hakuoh and Jura were cooperating with the series' main antagonist: Professor March, who aims to control every creature by obtaining every Duel Orb.
(Source: Duel Masters Wikia)
TV
10 min per ep
H2O: Footprints in the Sand
Takuma Hirose is a blind young male high school student, though the cause for his blindness is undetermined. In order to heal his medical condition, he is sent to live in a village with his uncle. There, he meets several girls, three of which stand out more than any of the others. They are Hayami Kohinata, Hinata Kangura, and Otoha. Otoha temporarily heals his blindness and Hirose uses his sight to help others. He finds out that, for some reason, Hayami Kohinata is hated in the village, and he tries his best to help her out. Meanwhile, many sad secrets unfold in the village...
TV
24 min per ep
Graveyard Kitaro
Kitarou is a youkai boy born in a cemetery, and aside from his mostly-decayed father, the last living member of the Ghost tribe. He is missing his left eye, but his hair usually covers the empty socket. He fights for peace between humans and youkai, which generally involves protecting the former from the wiles of the latter.
This version of the Kitarou story is based on the original Hakaba Kitarou manga, the manga which inspired the popular Gegege no Kitarou series in the late '60s.
(Source: Wikipedia)
This version of the Kitarou story is based on the original Hakaba Kitarou manga, the manga which inspired the popular Gegege no Kitarou series in the late '60s.
(Source: Wikipedia)
TV
25 min per ep
Moyashimon: Kin Gekijou Deluxe
Five-minute shorts expanding on the "Microbe Theatre" segments of Moyashimon released as bonus episodes on the limited-edition packages of Moyashimon's DVD release.
Special
5 min per ep
Eyeshield 21
TV
23 min per ep
Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE: Tokyo Revelations
OVA
24 min per ep
Mokke
TV
24 min per ep
Indian Summer
OVA
30 min per ep
Tales of Saiunkoku
TV
25 min per ep
Potemayo Specials
Special
10 min per ep
Let's Go! Tamagotchi
TV
2 min per ep
Kekkaishi
TV
24 min per ep
Yes! Precure 5
TV
24 min per ep
Dinosaur King
TV
25 min per ep
Minami-ke
TV
24 min per ep
Les Misérables: Shoujo Cosette
TV
24 min per ep
Saiyuuki Reload: Burial
OVA
33 min per ep
Kodomo no Jikan (TV)
TV
24 min per ep
Genshiken 2
TV
24 min per ep
Myself; Yourself
TV
25 min per ep
Blue Drop
TV
25 min per ep
Night Wizard
TV
25 min per ep
Sketchbook ~full color's~
TV
23 min per ep
Prism Ark
TV
24 min per ep
ef - a tale of memories.
TV
24 min per ep
Moyashimon
TV
23 min per ep
Good Luck! Ninomiya-kun
TV
24 min per ep
No Money
OVA
29 min per ep
No Money Omake episodes
Special
1 min per ep
Higurashi: When They Cry – Kai
TV
24 min per ep
Moonlight Mile 2nd Season: Touch Down
TV
25 min per ep
Ani*Kuri15
TV Special
1 min per ep
Den-noh Coil
TV
25 min per ep
Ikkitousen: Dragon Destiny Specials
Special
3 min per ep
Sousei no Aquarion OVA
OVA
54 min per ep
Kindaichi Case Files Special
Unknown
48 min per ep
Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan 2
OVA
26 min per ep
Saishuu Shiken Kujira
ONA
5 min per ep
Baccano!
TV
24 min per ep
Megaman Star Force
TV
10 min per ep