Yesterday, dad suffered as a programmer in a dead-end job, mom worked to ... being married, sister struggled to balance her homework and keeping up the house and little brother used silly pranks and outrageous behavior to keep everyone laughing. Today, they are the Earth's front line of defense against extra terrestrial invasion! Can they find a way to keep their family together while defeating the aliens on time and under budget?
Paul is a young boy whose friend Nina is kidnapped by Belt Satan, the demonic ruler of another world. He daringly goes on a mission to rescue his friend. Pakkun, a plush doll with magic powers, aids him as they plunge into Belt Satan's dimension of living toys. Paul's journey is beset by many difficulties, but he also encounters a variety of delightful wonders
The series describes the adventures of a race of tiny people (pixies) who live in a simple village in Foothill Forest. It focuses in particular on a group of children: Lillibit, Willibit, Snagglebit, Chip, and Browniebit. Snagglebit, the spoiled son of the mayor, is enamored of the beautiful Lillibit, but she's best friends with Willibit, the moral role model and main protagonist. Thus, even though they generally get along well, Willibit and Snagglebit often butt heads, especially over Lillibit. Snagglebit usually pals around with the short-in-stature Browniebit, who is something of a coward (and is often teased by Snagglebit for this), and Chip, who idolizes Lillibit's uncle, Dr. Snoozabit, and wants to be a doctor like him. Another frequently recurring child character is Teenybit (Willibit's younger sister), who befriends Scarybit, an ill-tempered, superstitious old woman assumed to be a witch and shunned by most of the other villagers. Teenybit can see that, under Scarybit's tough exterior, she's just a lonely old lady who needs a friend. The children are watched over by, and often scolded by, the older Littl' Bits including the doctor Dr. Snoozabit, the wood-cutter Chopabit, the baker Bakeabit, Willibit's father Grumpabit, Helpabit, the elder Elderbit, Mayor Bossabit (Snagglebit's father), and others. Snoozabit has a tendency to drink too much, forcing his young niece, Lillibit, to watch out for him and do her best to keep him on the right track (In the American version, Snoozabit's drunkenness was rewritten as being constantly sleepy and needing a nap, hence his English name). Dr. Snoozabit has raised Lillibit since her infancy, and has always told her that her birth parents died shortly after she was born. Not having a mother and father around occasionally depressed Lillibit, especially when she observed her friends having fun with their parents. However, in the second-to-last episode of the series, it was revealed that Lillibit's parents were in fact
Eden 1 rules over about 50 planets throughout the galaxy. With the aid of his two faithful retainers Duke Sukedo and Baron Kakusu, Prince Mito decides to undertake a royal inspection tour of the planets undercover. However, the empire is a dangerous place and is plagued with vice feudal lords and corrupt space merchants, as well as other evil people. Using the royal family's weapon, the combining robot Daiohja, Prince Mito punishes any kind of villians that are within Eden 1's empire.
Apparently inspired largely by Akira Toriyama's popular Dr. Slump, Robby the Rascal is the story of Robby (Robotchi), a fun-loving, mischievous robot with a TV set in his stomach. Robby lives in a peaceful village with various other robots, all created by the eccentric and lecherous Dr. Art Deco, who has a major crush on local policewoman Sgt. Sally (Sachiko). Although he is an android and (usually inadvertently) causes much mischief, Robby has a warm, kind heart and is always willing to help out a friend in need. With his human girlfriend Tiffany (Kurumi Yukino), he gets into a variety of wacky adventures. However, a rich, spoiled inventor named Horace (Highbrow) will stop at nothing to get Robby for his own. Much of the plot of the English feature-length dub of the anime involves Horace's attempts to threaten the peace in Robby's village, with the help of his female assistants, Tracy and Yvette.
Dinosaurs reappearing on Earth, stronger and more intelligent than before, led by Dinosaur Satan Gottes, and this time they are back to rule earth once more and wipe out humankind. They are alive and even thriving, in an underground Empire they built. In 1986, Ururu, the leader of dinosaurs, declares war against humanity. In an attempt to reclaim the Earth's surface, some of the dinosaurs evolve into deadly monsters, and start wreaking havoc on the human population centers around the globe.
The series is an extended epilogue of the children’s book, where we follow the journeys and explorations of Mei, a spirited young goat, and Gabu, a wolf who is also Mei’s courageous best friend. Each episode tells how Mei and Gabu try to have adventurous fun, but have to hide their companionship from their respective tribes at the same time. Enemies by nature, sworn friends by nurture; One Stormy Night series incorporates the vision of devotion of friendship despite being two opposing animals, a goat and a wolf – Mei who should be the prey and Gabu the predator. The story emphasizes the crucial theme that anyone from anywhere can cultivate spirited friendships with a little heart and courage as mirrored by the impossible friendship of Mei and Gabu.
Mick, un jeune d'aujourd'hui, walkman sur les oreilles et roller-skates aux pieds, est confronté aux Gloutok, des sortes de méduses noirs extraterrestres avec des yeux chacun de couleur différente, venus pour conquérir la Terre. Toi-Toi est également de la partie, c'est un petit extraterrestre roses aux pouvoirs surnaturels qui est là pour aider notre héros. Lorsque les Gloutok lancent leurs monstres mécaniques sur la ville, le souffle de Toi-Toi transforme Mick en super-héros : le disco se déchaîne, l'univers se bouleverse et Mick devient Rolling Star, et jaillit dans les airs propulsé par ses roller-skates. Spatio-bonds périlleux, karaté acrobatique, le surhomme surgit comme un éclair face aux monstres terrifiants.
Koni (whose character is based on the famous Sumo-wrestler) and his gang have lots of crazy and incoherent adventures in their town. From fighting with their "Lovely-Teacher" and dealing with Samurai fish, to confirming if "The Armored-Guy's" wife has an affair and saving the world, Koni, High, Moro, Nari and Afro, the Afro-dog, do the craziest and funniest things to have fun.
Cette voiture si symphatique est née d'un oeuf dans une usine automobile. A sa naissance, elle rencontre un petit garçon (Ken) et son petit chien. Les deux amis voyagent à travers le monde pour essayer de retrouver les parents de Boumbo. Au fil des épisodes, les rencontres avec les congénères de Boumbo permettent au petit garçon et à sa voiture de progresser dans leurs recherches. Le méchant de l'histoire est un professeur qui tentera vainement de leurs mettre des bâtons dans les roues.
Un jour, Dragon s'écrase sur une jolie petite planète bleue recouverte d'herbe. Il fait rapidement ami-ami avec de nombreuses espèces qu'il ne connaît pas, mais beaucoup se posent des questions quant à sa venue. Lorsqu'il sauve le monde d'une terrible attaque, Dragon devient alors un véritable "super-insecte" !
Un détective un peu maladroit tente, à travers chaque épisode, de traquer et capturer un célèbre voleur narcissique. Chaque nouvel épisode représente une nouvelle aventure et de nouveaux gags.
Chaque épisode de cet anime adapte un conte de fée, ou une histoire pour enfants, publié dans le magazine Akai Tori entre 1918 et 1936.
Première version de l'anime Ijiwaru Baasan, diffusée à la télévision japonaise dans les années 1970.
On suit le quotidien amusant d'une mamie plutôt espiègle, voire même carrément désagréable et manipulatrice, qui passe son temps à causer de joyeux ennuis à ses amis, sa famille et l'ensemble de son entourage…
On suit le quotidien amusant d'une mamie plutôt espiègle, voire même carrément désagréable et manipulatrice, qui passe son temps à causer de joyeux ennuis à ses amis, sa famille et l'ensemble de son entourage…
Bienvenue dans le monde adorable de Kappamaki et ses amis sushis.
Au milieu d'une nature encore préservée existe un petit village occupé par des habitants aussi mignons et tendre qu'honnêtes et naïfs. A première vue, il s'agit d'un village comme les autres, avec son école, ses maisons, ses parcs... Mais, en regardant de plus près, on peut s'apercevoir que tout dans ce village peut être rattaché à un outil pour faire des sushis, comme les immeubles qui sont des empilements de paniers à sushis !
Laissez-vous emporter dans cet univers fantastique par les histoires de Kappamaki et ses amis qui saurons vous attendrir et vous redonner le sourire !Tous les personnages sont inspirés des personnages en argiles imaginés par Melle Okamoto Eri.
The bosses of rival car companies decide to fight each other in the sporting arena by backing different race car teams. Chairman Gapporin hires Okkanabichi the supreme racer, while Chairman Misaki hires Riki Kazama, a relatively untried driver for the flying car known as Machine Hiryu. Mixing elements of Speed Racer with Time Bokan, this Tatsunoko production ticks the same boxes, with Riki's cute girlfriend Nana, mini-mechanic Chuta, the cute ape and pooch, and the comic and glamorous villains lurking in the background.
Manga Ijin Monogatari est une série TV animée diffusée dans les années 70 au Japon qui reprend brièvement la biographie de deux grandes personnalités qui auront marqué l'histoire à leur manière : Genghis Khan et Thomas Edison.
Ganbare Gonbe est une série TV animée qui adapte le manga éponyme de Shunji Sonoyama, dans lequel on suit les gags d'un petit singe nommé Gonbe et ses aventures avec ses amis humains.
Cette série TV animée diffusée dans les années 1970 au Japon suit la jeunesse d'Ieyasu Tokugawa, l'homme qui devint shogun et établit la fameuse période d'Edo.
Manga Kodomo Bunko est une série TV animée qui adapte une collection d'histoires, de légendes et de contes pour enfants traditionnels japonais en épisodes d'une vingtaine de minutes.
Gatapishi est une petite série TV animée diffusée au début des années 90 au Japon qui adapte le yonkoma éponyme de Sonoyama Shunji. On y suit le quotidien d'un jeune garçon et de son chien.
Adapté de livres pour enfants écrits par Hiroyuki Aihara et dessinés par Nami Adachi. On suit le quotidien de Lulu et Lolo, deux petites jumelles oursonnes qui aiment s'essayer à de nouvelles choses tous les jours !
