| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
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| 1 | ||
| 12 Kingdoms | Buy | See Juuni Kokuki |
| B | ||
 Bindzume Yousei |
Buy |
Kururu, Chiriri, Hororo, & Sarara are known as Bottle Fairies as each has a bottle representing their color (which the fairies also show in their eyes). Kururu is blue (image, top left), Chiriri is yellow (image, bottom right), Hororo is green (image, bottom left), and Sarara is red (image, top right). They live in a nice, western-styled cottage with a man they call Sensei-san. Next door lives Tama-chan, a young grade school girl. The four fairies pass the time learning about the human world from the safety of Sensei-san's house as they attempt to become human. |
| Bindzume Yousei ~Bottle Fairy~ | Buy | See Bindzume Yousei |
| Bottle Fairy | Buy | See Bindzume Yousei |
| H | ||
 Hanada Shounen-shi |
The story revolves around a teenage brat of a boy named Hanada Ichiro. He is a menace in the area in which he lives in and one day, he gets knocked down by a car when he`s up to his dirty pranks. And after that accident, apart from getting a nasty scar, he is now able to see ghosts and is able to CONVERSE with them as well. And then they begin to appear to ask for favors of him. |
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| J | ||
| Juuni Kokki | Buy | See Juuni Kokuki |
 Juuni Kokuki |
Buy |
This is about a Japanese girl named Nakajima Yoko who is taken away to another world by a mysterious man, but is separated from him and is soon confronted by the natives. She experiences a large number of tribulations and this story is about what she does and how she grows as a person because of what she goes though. This amine has action, adventure, great music, and wonderfully illustrated moral lessons. Many modern issues are also addressed, including race, politics, etc. |
| L | ||
| Lupin III: Operation 'Return the Treasure' | Rent | See Rupan Sansei: Otakara Henkyaku Dai-sakusen!! |
| R | ||
| Record of 12 Kingdoms | Buy | See Juuni Kokuki |
 Rupan Sansei: Otakara Henkyaku Dai-sakusen!! |
Rent |
Lupin and Jigen perform another heist, this time from a Russian casino owned by the mob. Grabbing a bunch of cash, the duo head for the next job only to be captured by Zenigata. Fujiko comes to the rescue with information on what Lupin seeks -- the "Trick Diamond", which is believed to have come from a meteor that crashed to Earth nearly a century ago. However, there's a trick. The old thief who stole the diamond years ago has died, but knowing Lupin wants it, he has Fujiko give Lupin a list of six treasures to return to their original places within seven days. If this does not happen, Lupin will never get the diamond. Can Lupin pull off such an amazing task, even with Goemon and Jigen's help? What secrets does the "Trick Diamond" hold? |
| U | ||
| Ultra Maniac | Buy | See Ultra Maniac TV |
 Ultra Maniac TV |
Buy | Nina Sakura is a girl from a realm known as the Magic Kingdom. Here, magic is the norm, but sadly, Nina isn't very good with magic. So her grandfather arranges for her to come to Earth (and specifically Japan) to study and to try to improve her magic skills. Here she befriends the very popular Ayu Tatesishi whom she soon reveals her secret identity to, that of a magic girl. Together with fellow (male) friends and classmates Kaji-kun and Tsujia-kun, this foursome embarks on a year of adventure, fun, study, and even romance at their middle school. All the while, Nina must contend with fellow magic girl Maya on a quest to collect the five magical 'Holy Stones'. |
| 十二国記 | Buy | See Juuni Kokuki |
| 瓶詰妖精 | Buy | See Bindzume Yousei |
| 花田少年史 | See Hanada Shounen-shi | |
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