YCM's Official Anime/Manga List

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Name of manga: Death Note

Ongoing/Finished: Finished

Number of Episodes: 47 episodes of anime, 111 chapters (13 books) of manga.

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): PG-13

Description: Light Yagami is an ace student with great prospects--and he's bored out of his mind. But all that changes when he finds the Death Note, a notebook dropped by a rogue Shinigami death god. Any human whose name is written in the notebook dies, and now Light has vowed to use the power of the Death Note to rid the world of evil. But when criminals begin dropping dead, the authorities send the legendary detective L to track down the killer. With L hot on his heels, will Light lose sight of his noble goal... or his life?

 

 

Name of manga: Fruits Basket

Ongoing/Finished: Finished

Number of Episodes: 26 episodes of anime, 136 chapters of manga.

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): G

Description: The enigmatic Sohma family shares a great secret, its members are possessed by spirits of the Chinese Zodiac, and when they are hugged by members of the opposite sex, they transform into their Zodiac animal! Tohru Honda, an orphaned high school freshman, is given lodging in the Sohma household in exchange for taking care of household chores. The humble Tohru is quite grateful for the Sohma family's generosity, and the longer she stays with them, the more they realize what a blessing she is in their lives, as well.

 

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[OMGAKITTY]

Anime/Manga: Black Lagoon

Episodes: around 50 chapters, around 30 episodes

Ongoing/Finished: On going

Rating: R (nudity, swearing, violence)

 

Synopsis: The story follows a team of pirates/mercenaries known as Lagoon Company, who smuggle goods in and around the seas of Southeast Asia in the 1990s. Their base of operations is located in the fictional city of Roanapur in Thailand, and they transport goods in the PT boat Black Lagoon. When on land, they move around and conduct business using Benny's Pontiac GTO. Lagoon Company does business with various clients, but has a particularly friendly relationship with the Russian crime syndicate Hotel Moscow. The team takes on a variety of missions—which may involve violent firefights, hand-to-hand combat, and nautical battles—in various Southeast Asian locations and when not doing much, the members of the Lagoon Company spend much of their down time at The Yellow Flag, a bar in Roanapur.

 

 

Anime: Shakugan no Shana

Status: Completed

Episodes: 48 (24 season1/24 season 2 + an OVA and some mini-episodes)

Rating: PG

Synopsis:

Yuji Sakai, a high school student, expected his very normal life to last forever. However, this expectation is quickly shattered one day while on his way home.

 

The world suddenly freezes in time, leaving Yuji to watch in horror as blue flames engulf the people around him. Soon a monster resembling a large doll appears and begins sucking the flames into its mouth, until it notices Yuji. Surprised with Yuji's insusceptibility to the time-stop (fuzetsu), it jumps with glee.

 

Just as the monster prepares to consume Yuji, a sword-wielding girl in black attire with flaming red eyes and hair appears, swiftly and confidently destroys the monster, before noticing Yuji moving freely. The girl calls herself a "Flame Haze" who hunts the "Denizens of the Crimson Realm" and the "Rinne" they send to do their bidding. When Yuji notices a blue flame in his chest, the Flame Haze tells him that the "real" Yuji died some time ago, and that he is a "Torch", a temporary replacement for erased humans. Torches take on the forms of those erased persons, but after a period of time, they will vanish from existence and the memories of the living. Unfazed by his apparent death, Yuji befriends the strange girl and names her "Shana" after her sword. The reason Yuji was able to move in the fuzetsu is that he is not a normal Torch, but instead a special kind called a "Mystes": he has a treasure inside him, known as a "Hougu", a device possessing special abilities of sorts, and an extremely powerful and valuable one at that. The hougo inside Yuji allows him to remain in existence rather than fading away like other torches. Shana resolves to protect Yuji from the Denizens, who would use the treasure to disrupt the balance of the world, and Yuji decides to join Shana in her fight.

 

Shana's fight is actually a long-standing struggle between the Lords and Denizens of Guze. The Denizens steal Power of Existence, the energy that forms the basis of the world, from living people and utilize it for their own selfish ambitions. Some Lords inhabit humans creating Flame Hazes in an attempt to retain balance by hunting renegades from Guze. Flame Hazes create Torches in place of the consumed to save the world the disruption of many existences being lost at once, allowing the Torches to gradually burn out over the course of time.

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[Haseo]

Here is my way of tahnking you for hhelping me out the first time i ever came to this site,X-31.Also i got the descriptions from Wikipedia and other sites like that.Also,Fairy Tail is a manga and is spelled Tail not Tale.

[spoiler=Reborn!]

Name of Anime/manga:Reborn!(A Manga and an Anime)

Ongoing/Finished:Finished for the manga but for the anime i don't know because never seen it but there is one.

Number of Episodes:There are 10 books for the manga.For the anime is Season 3 on episode 122.

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): PG-13(Blood,Violence,Partail Nudity in some parts,Language)

Description:a boy named Tsunayoshi "Tsuna" Sawada, who is chosen to become the Vongola Family's boss due to him being the great-great-great grandson of the first Vongola boss, who had moved to Japan from Italy during his time. Also, the other candidates for the position of the head of the Vongola Family died. For these reasons, Tsuna is the only remaining heir. As such, Timoteo a.k.a. "Vongola IX," the current head of the family, sends Reborn, an infant hitman from Italy, to train Tsuna. Tsuna then unwillingly undergoes training from Reborn. Reborn's main method of teaching Tsuna is the "Dying Will Bullet" ("Deathperation Shot" in Viz Media's translation of the manga), which will make the person be "reborn" with a stronger self intent on fulfilling his dying will. Through his experiences, Tsuna unconsciously becomes stronger and more confident, which ultimately makes him better suited as the Vongola Family's boss despite continuing to reject his Mafia inheritance.

 

Tsuna goes through many predicaments in his progress of becoming the Vongola boss including fighting against escaped Mafia convicts posing as Kokuyo Junior High students. Later, The Varia, a rival group of Vongola assassins, claim the right for their boss to be the true Vongola boss, and start a competition to decide it. To defeat the Varia, Reborn recruits most of Tsuna's schoolmates to become the Vongola guardians: Hayato Gokudera, a dynamite expert who wishes to be his right-hand man, Takeshi Yamamoto, a baseball player who thinks the Mafia is a game, Ryohei Sasagawa, the energetic captain of the school boxing club, and Kyoya Hibari, the deadly head prefect. Lambo, a weak infant assassin who came to kill Reborn, and Chrome Dokuro, a girl who is sometimes possessed by the criminal Mukuro Rokudo, joins them as well. After defeating the Varia, Tsuna and his friends are accidentally transported to the future where they must face the Millefiore Family, which is annihilating the Vongola.

 

[spoiler=MAR]

Name of Anime/manga:MAR or also called Marchen Awakens Romance(A Manga and Anime)

Ongoing/Finished:Finished for both the anime and manga.

Number of Episodes:For the manga it is 15 books but for the anime it is 102 episodes.

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): PG(Some Language,Blood,Violence)

Description: boy named Ginta, upon appearing in MÄR-Heaven, his physical weakness is replaced with physical strength as well as incredible stamina and endurance. The explanation given was that the gravity was lower in MÄR-Heaven, thereby bestowing relative strength and endurance on Ginta. However, no explanation was given for his improved eyesight. Ginta, who on Earth was a typical video game geek and underachieving student with a drunkard chain-smoking writer for a mother, finds his wildest dreams come true by discovering a world beyond his own where he can be someone else.

 

Ginta quickly meets the mysterious pink-haired witch Dorothy, who introduces him to the powerful magical accessories called "ÄRM" (pronounced air-um).

 

Dorothy plans to obtain the mysterious ÄRM Babbo, and brings Ginta along. Babbo is extremely special for an ÄRM: he can be shaped into different forms with the use of imagination and possesses a will of his own. However, he has lost all his memory, and considers himself a "gentleman". After saving Dorothy from Babbo's guardian, Ginta becomes the new owner of Babbo, though at first they do not get along.

 

He continues on a journey of discovery, revelling in this new world, but also finds that he misses the real world. Eventually Ginta resolves to find a way to reach home while enjoying as much of MÄR as he can along the way. However, it is not long before Ginta finds out that the world of MÄR-Heaven is not as peaceful as it seems, as he is attacked by thieves wishing to steal Babbo (who is wanted by the Chess Pieces Army). He soon meets Alviss, the person who brought him to MÄR-Heaven using the Gate Keeper Clown, and acknowledges the upcoming war with the Chess Piece Army. The army aims to destroy the peace of MÄR-Heaven. He also realised that his dad had been a hero in MAR heaven. Then found out that his dad died in MAR heaven in a match with Phantom.

 

Many more secrets and characters come to light, especially that of the epic MÄR-Heaven War six years ago, in which a mysterious man called Danna from Ginta's world defeated the champion knight of the Chess Piece Army, Phantom, ending the first MÄR-Heaven War. However, he gave his life in the process. As time passes, the story reveals that Phantom has been resurrected and wants to start another reign of terror over the world, with the help of the evil queen of Lestava.

 

[spoiler=Disgaea]

Name of Anime/manga:Disgaea(An anime and Video Game Series)

Ongoing/Finished:The anime is Ongoing I Think and the game series is on number 3.

Number of Episodes:12

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): PG-13(Vilolence,Blood,Some Characters Have Partial Nudity,Language)

Description:Two years ago, the Angel Trainee Flonne was sent to the Netherworld to assassinate King Krichevskoy. However, when she arrived at the Overlord's Castle, it was covered in flames. For the next two years, Flonne searched for her target, narrowing her search to a local dump. She found a coffin with Krichevskoy's emblem on it and tried to carry out the assassination. However, it turned out that it was not Krichevskoy, but his son Laharl. Learning that his father has died, Laharl set out to claim the title of Overlord for himself. Flonne and another demon by the name of Etna followed after him.

 

[spoiler=Shaman King]

Name of Anime/manga:Shaman King(An anime and manga)

Ongoing/Finished:The anime is finshed but the manga is Ongoing.

Number of Episodes:The anime has 64 episodes and the manga is on book 20.

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): Pg(Violence,Hardly any Language,Some Blood)

Description:Manta Oyamada, a shrimpy, studious middle-school student from Tokyo, attempted a shortcut one night through the graveyard to get home after a late night of cram school. While traveling through it, he encounters Yoh Asakura and his "companions": a graveyard filled with ghosts. Yoh reveals himself to be a shaman, a medium between the worlds of the living and the dead. As a shaman, Yoh also demonstrates his ability to integrate himself with ghosts to assist him when needed. He becomes particularly fond of Amidamaru, a former samurai. Over the first few chapters, Yoh and Manta become best friends while Yoh uses his shamanic abilities to help them out through various normal tasks.

 

Yoh soon encounters Tao Ren, a Chinese shaman, and his ghost Bason. Ren is on a quest to destroy humanity as well as prepare for the upcoming "Shaman Fight" being held in Tokyo. The Shaman Fight is a battle held once every 500 years between competing shamans to choose a winner who will become the "Shaman King." The winner will gain the ability to reshape the world in any way they want. Anna Kyoyama, Yoh's fiancée, soon enters the picture and prescribes a brutal training regimen, in order to prepare Yoh for the tournament. Thus begins the plot that will lead Yoh on a journey that will lead him to many friends and adventures.

 

Through a series of events and also through participation in the Shaman Fight, Yoh meets and befriends numerous characters and changes their lives through friendship and authentic concern, which seems to be a pervasive theme throughout the series. Yoh must also face his ultimate destiny, connected to one of the most powerful participants in the Shaman Fight who desires to win the fight and annihilate all of humanity for destroying the world, leaving only a world of shamans such as himself.

 

[spoiler=One Piece]

Name of Anime/manga:One Piece(Manga and an anime)

Ongoing/Finished:The manga is Ongoing but the anime is Ongoing but the Last episodes haven't been released yet.

Number of Episodes:The manga is on book 20 and the anime is on Episode 392.

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): PG(Blood,Violence,Some Language,Small pieces of Nudity)

Description:A boy named Monkey D. Luffy, inspired by his childhood hero "Red-Haired" Shanks, sets out on a journey to find the legendary One Piece, to become the new Pirate King. To accomplish this, he must reach the end of the most deadly and dangerous ocean: The Grand Line.

 

Luffy captains the Straw Hat Pirates first through the sea of East Blue and then through the Grand Line. He follows the path of the deceased Pirate King, Gold Roger, from island to island on his way to the great treasure One Piece. On his way his crew grows to have a swordsman, a navigator, a sniper, a cook, a doctor, an archaeologist, a shipwright, and a musician.

 

During the course of the story, the crew contend with both other less moral pirate crews and the Navy. The latter are the subordinates of the World Government, who apparently seek justice by ending the Golden Age of Pirates. Many background story elements involve the delicate balance of power between the World Government and the world's most powerful pirate crews.

 

[spoiler=Bleach]

Name of Anime/manga:Bleach(Manga and Anime)

Ongoing/Finished:The Anime and Manga are Ongoing

Number of Episodes:The anime has 210 episodes and the manga has 37 books

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): PG-13(Extreme Violence,Blood,Language,Partail Nudity)

Description:The story opens with the sudden appearance of Soul Reaper Rukia Kuchiki in Ichigo Kurosaki's bedroom. She is surprised at his ability to see her, but their conversation is interrupted by the appearance of a "hollow", an evil spirit. After Rukia is severely wounded while trying to protect Ichigo, she attempts to transfer half her powers to Ichigo in order to let him face the hollow on equal footing. Ichigo instead unintentionally absorbs almost all her energy, allowing him to defeat the hollow with ease. The next day Rukia appears in Ichigo's classroom as a seemingly normal human, and informs Ichigo that his absorption of her powers has left her stranded in the human world until she recovers her strength. In the meantime Ichigo shelters Rukia in his home and takes over her job as a Soul Reaper, battling hollows and guiding lost souls to the afterlife realm known as Soul Society.

 

After a few months of this arrangement, in the sixth volume of the series, Rukia's Soul Reaper superiors find out about her giving her powers away (which is illegal in Soul Society) and send a detachment to arrest her, and sentence her to death. Ichigo is unable to stop Rukia's capture, but with the help of several of his classmates who also possess spiritual abilities and ex-Soul Reaper and captain Kisuke Urahara, he sets off for the Soul Reaper base, located in Soul Society. Once there, Ichigo and company battle against the elites of the Soul Reaper military, and are ultimately successful in halting Rukia's execution.

 

It is then revealed that Rukia's execution and Ichigo's rescue attempt were both manipulated by Sōsuke Aizen, a high ranking Soul Reaper previously believed to be murdered, as part of a far-reaching plot to take control of Soul Society. Aizen betrays his fellow Soul Reapers and allies himself with the hollows, becoming the main antagonist of the series, and Ichigo teams up with his former enemies in Soul Society after learning that the next step in Aizen's plan involves the destruction of his hometown. At this point, Bleach chronicles the war between Aizen and the Soul Society, a plotline which has not yet been resolved. According to Tite Kubo, the ending of the series is not yet planned out or written.

 

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[Kotaro]

Name of Anime/Manga: Gundam Wing

Ongoing/Finished: Finished

Rating: Not sure, it has violence

Description:

 

Mankind has colonized space (with clusters of colonies at each of the five Earth-Moon Lagrange points), and, down on the Earth, the nations have united as the United Earth Sphere Alliance. The Alliance rules the colonies with an iron fist. The colonies desire a peaceful resolution to the situation, joining together in a movement headed by the pacifist Heero Yuy. In the year After Colony 175, Yuy is shot dead by an assassin (believed to be Odin Lowe), forcing the colonies to search for other paths to peace. The assassination also prompts five disaffected scientists from the Organization of Zodiac, much more commonly referred to as OZ, to turn rogue after the completion of the mobile suit prototype Tallgeese.

 

The story of Gundam Wing begins with the start of "Operation: Meteor," the scientists' plan for revenge against the OZ military organization. The operation involves five young boys who have each been chosen and trained by one of the five rogue scientists, then sent to Earth independently in extremely advanced mobile suits, one designed by each of the scientists, known as "Gundams". Their mobile suits are called Gundams because they are constructed from a rare and astonishingly durable material known as Gundanium alloy, which can only be created in outer space.

 

Hope thats good enough

 

There was also a film made called "Endless Waltz" afterwards

[Cin]

Just to add a bit more to the info for both Pokemon And Wolf's Rain.

Pokemon is currently at 583 with 584 airing tomorrow in Japan.

Wolf's Rain has an OVA of 4 Episodes.

Death Note is 37 Episodes, 3 Live Action Films and 110 Manga Chapters (including Pilot)

 

Sorry I just wanted to add that new info. I might get something for each of the 4 Series done in YGO.

[Marly]

Name of Anime/manga: Katekyo Hitman Reborn!

Ongoing/Finished: Ongoing, I believe.

Number of Episodes: Currently 122

Rating: PG13

Description: It centers around the life of Tsunayoshi "Tsuna" Sawada, a timid boy who learns he is the great-great-great grandson of the founder of the Italian Vongola crime family. Tsuna, who is the only living heir, must learn to become a proper Mafia boss and is required to undergo training from the Vongola's number one hitman, an infant named Reborn.

 

Name of Anime/: The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

Ongoing/Finished: Finished.

Number of Episodes: Sadly, only 13

Rating: PG13

[spoiler=Description: OMG you don't have Haruhi yet =o]

It about Haruhi, who is a very active high school girl, and those who are caught up in her antics. While Haruhi is the central character to the plot, the story is told from the point of view of Kyon, one of Haruhi's classmates.

 

Kyon is an ordinary first year high school student who has recently given up his fantasies of espers, time travelers, and aliens as he left middle school. When he chooses to speak to Haruhi, he unwittingly sets off a chain of events which drag him into surreal situations; he is drawn further into a world eerily like the fantasies he had just managed to outgrow, with Haruhi at its center.

 

Searching for a group that interests her, Haruhi joins and quits every club in the school, finding only dissatisfaction. Kyon makes a snide remark about her actions and accidentally provides Haruhi the inspiration to create a club of her own. To help start the club, Haruhi forcefully drafts Kyon, who only stays in the club to protect other helpless victims of Haruhi's "voluntary arrests". As the story progresses, Kyon finds that each of these supposedly "helpless victims" has a specific reason to be there.

 

I can't add more without giving huge spoilers.

 

 

 

I will be posting more, but currently I'm too lazy to fill out the form xD

Also, are there any more spots open for council? I might be interested.

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[Juuzou]

Name of anime/manga: Case Closed / Detedtive conan (Japanese name)

Ongoing/Finished: ongoing in america and japan

Number of Episodes: 521 subbed japanese episodes

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): PG-13 for excessive blood and very mild suggestive themes

Description: Detective Conan follows the story of a High School detective that solves any case coming his way. he soon falls into trouble when he consumes a mysterious substance that turns him into a second grader! with a pseudonym Conan Edogawa and lives with a small time detective and proceeds to solve all his cases using unique gadgets. Conana also numerously encounters the organization that fed him the substance.

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BUMP, I forgot about this update list when I get everyone on the council to PM me.

[Poseidon©]

Name of Anime/manga: Higurashi no Naku Koro ni

Ongoing/Finished: Still going strong!

Number of Episodes: Alot, check the wiki

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): Lots of blood, so PG-13. (Look at my avatar, thats it)

Description:

 

(Taken from wiki)

 

 

In Higurashi no Naku Koro ni, there are six main characters who appear in almost every scenario. The main protagonist is Keiichi Maebara, a young boy who has recently moved to Hinamizawa with his family, and begun to adapt to life in the countryside. Keiichi has a natural charisma which allows him to make friends easily. Since Hinamizawa is a small town of about two thousand people, with only a single school, there are not many children around his own age; he easily meets the others his age and becomes friends with them.

 

 

One of these good friends is a girl named Rena Ryuugu. She, like him, is new in Hinamizawa, having only returned from Ibaraki a year before the story begins. She has an obsession with things she considers to be cute—generally, others do not agree—and will often scavenge for such things at the local dump and bring them back home. Before she met Keiichi, Rena became friends with a girl one year older named Mion Sonozaki, who is looked at as the leader of the group and is the president of their club. Mion has a tomboyish personality, a façade for a girlish side she keeps hidden from the others. Mion has a twin sister, Shion, who lives in the nearby town of Okinomiya. Although their personalities are quite different, she and Mion have switched places in the past; the change is nearly indistinguishable.

 

There are other girls in the club younger than Keiichi, Rena and Mion. One is Satoko Hojo, a clever girl who is quite skilled at setting traps when playing games with her friends. She usually has an energetic and mischievous personality, but this hides a past full of trauma. Satoko also had an older brother named Satoshi. Her friend, Rika Furude, is revered by the villagers as the heir of the local shrine and plays the role of a miko in the annual Watanagashi Festival. Despite her young age, she sometimes expresses a type of wisdom which would normally be beyond her years, and is quite fond of sake. Rika is also the girl who becomes the central figure, so that Hinamizawa can avoid a tragic end. Helping her is Hanyū who appears late in the story but in fact has been with Rika for a very long time, though only Rika could see her.

 

Of the remaining cast, there are those such as Kuraudo Oishi, a veteran police officer who is dead set on solving the mystery of the yearly murders that occur in Hinamizawa before his retirement. A freelance photographer, named Jiro Tomitake, comes to Hinamizawa occasionally; he seems to be friends with Miyo Takano, a female nurse at the local village clinic who has a keen interest in Hinamizawa's past and culture. She works with Kyosuke Irie, the head doctor of the clinic and "coach" to the village children. Irie feels a strong connection to Satoko and cares for her deeply. During the Tatarigoroshi-hen arc, Irie expresses the desire to either adopt her, or to wait until she is of age and marry her.

 

There are additional characters not seen in Higurashi no Naku Koro ni proper, who appear in the side-story manga adaptations. In Onisarashi-hen, the main character is a young girl with a bright personality named Natsumi Kimiyoshi, who has just moved away from Hinamizawa. In Yoigoshi-hen, the main character is a man with amnesia named Akira Otobe, who was found wandering in the forest around the deserted Hinamizawa many years later.

 

(Be warned, this is super bloody)

[Shradow]

[spoiler=Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle]Name of Anime/manga: Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle

Ongoing/Finished: Finished

Number of Episodes: Season 1 - 26, Season 2 - 26, 1 Movie

Rating(G, PG, PG-13, R): PG; normal anime-grade violence

Description:Sakura is the princess of Clow Country (The Country of the Eternal Tower), which is ruled by her older brother, King Tōya. Her childhood friend Syaoran is a young archaeologist. Sakura is revealed to have strange powers when she has a vision of a mysterious symbol. Meanwhile, Syaoran discovers the same symbol at the ruins he is excavating. He sees Sakura standing on the symbol on the ground. Ghostly wings appear on her back and a mysterious force begins to pull her into the walls of the ruins. Syaoran rescues her in time, but her wings disintegrate into feathers, which are scattered across dimensions. The High Priest of Clow Kingdom, Yukito, immediately realizes that Sakura's "feathers" were the manifestation of her soul and memories; without them, she will die. In order to save Sakura, Syaoran must journey to retrieve her wings' feathers, the fragments of her memories.

 

Yukito sends Syaoran and the unconscious Sakura to the Dimensional Witch, Yūko, who is one of the main characters in xxxHolic. There he meets Kurogane, a rough-mannered ninja banished from his world by Princess Tomoyo, and Fay D. Flourite, a magician who fled his world to avoid King Ashura. Each of them must pay with what he values most in order to gain the power to cross dimensions. For Kurogane, it is his sword Ginryū, and for Fay, it is the tattoo on his back which regulates his control of his magic. Syaoran, on the other hand, must pay with his relationship with Sakura: even if he is able to retrieve all of her memories, she will never remember anything about him or their relationship. (This sacrifice also pays Sakura's "toll" to Yūko, because what Sakura values most are her memories of and with Syaoran.) Only when the three agree to her terms does Yūko present them with the power to cross dimensions; a white creature named Mokona Modoki.

 

While traversing through worlds to find Sakura's feathers, the four travellers and Mokona are forced to overcome many dangers and opponents, some of whom are figures from Syaoran's past who wish to collect Sakura's feathers for their own reasons as they are seen to be objects that hold great power.

 

The manga adopts darker and more complex tones in the latter half of the story.

 

Because of the crossover characters with xxxHolic, the two manga occasionally intertwine with each other.

 

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Just to add a bit more to the info for both Pokemon And Wolf's Rain.

Pokemon is currently at 583 with 584 airing tomorrow in Japan.

Wolf's Rain has an OVA of 4 Episodes.

Death Note is 37 Episodes' date=' 3 Live Action Films and 110 Manga Chapters (including Pilot)

 

Sorry I just wanted to add that new info. I might get something for each of the 4 Series done in YGO.

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Okay then thanks ^__^, that is okay really any info on anime or mangas help so that is completely fine. Will update tonight.

 

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[AlucardTheOld]

i have an entire list of anime in alphabetical order

0-9

▪ 009-1

▪ 3x3 Eyes

▪ 3000 Leagues in Search of Mother

▪ 07-Ghost

▪ 8 Man

▪ 801 T.T.S. Airbats

A

▪ AD Police Files

▪ To Serve and Protect

▪ Absolute Boy

▪ Ace o Nerae!

▪ Acrobunch

▪ The Adventures of Hello Kitty & Friends

▪ The Adventures of Mini-Goddess

▪ The Adventures of Piccolino

▪ The Adventures of Tweeny Witches

▪ Afro Samurai

▪ After War Gundam X

▪ Agatha Christie's Great Detectives Poirot and Marple

▪ Ah! My Goddess

▪ Ai Shite Knight

▪ Ai Shōjo Pollyanna Monogatari

▪ Ai Yori Aoshi (Enishi)

▪ Ai no Wakakusa Monogatari

▪ Air

▪ Air Gear

▪ Air Master

▪ Aishiteruze Baby

▪ Akagi

▪ Akakage

▪ Akane-iro ni Somaru Saka

▪ Akazukin Chacha

▪ Akira

▪ Albegas

▪ Alice Academy

▪ Alice SOS

▪ All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku

▪ Alien 9

▪ Alpen Rose

▪ Alps Story: My Annette

▪ Amaenaideyo!!

▪ The Amazing 3

▪ Amazing Nurse Nanako

▪ Ambassador Magma

▪ AM Driver

▪ Ancient Books of Ys

▪ Anderson Monogatari

▪ Android Kikaider: The Animation

▪ Angel Cop

▪ Angel Heart

▪ Angel Links

▪ Angel Tales

▪ Angelic Layer

▪ Angelique

▪ Animal Yokochō

▪ Anime Complex

▪ Anmitsu Hime

▪ Anne of Green Gables

▪ Anpanman

▪ Antique Bakery

▪ Aoki Densetsu Shoot!

▪ Aqua Kids

▪ Aquarian Age: Sign for Evolution

▪ Araiguma Rascal

▪ Arc the Lad

▪ Arcadia of My Youth

▪ Area 88

▪ Argento Soma

▪ Aria

▪ Arion

▪ Armitage (II, III)

▪ Armored Police Metal Jack

▪ Armored Trooper Votoms

▪ Arrow Emblem Hawk of the Grand Prix

▪ Asatte no Houkou

▪ Ashita no Nadja

▪ Ask Dr. Rin!

▪ Astro Boy

▪ Astro Boy (1980)

▪ Astro Boy (2003)

▪ Atashin'chi

▪ Attack No. 1

▪ Attack on Tomorrow

▪ Attacker You!

▪ Aura Battler Dunbine

▪ Avenger

▪ Ayakashi

▪ Ayakashi Ayashi

▪ Azuki-chan

▪ Azumanga Daioh

B

▪ B't X

▪ BECK: Mongolian Chop Squad

▪ Babel II

▪ Baby Felix

▪ Baby and Me

▪ Baccano

▪ Bagi, the Monster of Mighty Nature

▪ Baki the Grappler

▪ Bakugan Battle Brawlers

▪ Bakumatsu Kikansetsu Irohanihoheto

▪ Bakusō Kyōdai Let's & Go!!

▪ Black Cat

▪ Baldios

▪ Bamboo Blade

▪ Banner of the Stars

▪ Barom One

▪ Bartender

▪ Basara

▪ Basilisk

▪ Battle Angel

▪ Battle Athletes

▪ Battle Athletes Victory

▪ B-Daman

▪ Battle Programmer Shirase

▪ Baxinger

▪ Beck

▪ Beet the Vandel Buster

▪ Belle and Sebastian

▪ Berserk

▪ Best Student Council

▪ Betterman

▪ Beyblade

▪ The Big O

▪ Big X

▪ Binbō Shimai Monogatari

▪ Binchō-tan

▪ Black Blood Brothers

▪ Black Cat

▪ Black Heaven

▪ Black Jack

▪ Black Lagoon

▪ Bleach

▪ Blocker Gundan 4 Machine Blaster

▪ Blood+

▪ Blue Comet SPT Layzner

▪ Blue Dragon

▪ Blue Gender

▪ Blue Seed

▪ Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo

▪ Boku no Pico

▪ Boku wa Imōto ni Koi o Suru

▪ Bokura ga Ita

▪ Bokurano

▪ Bokusatsu Tenshi Dokuro-chan

▪ Bomberman B-Daman Bakugaiden

▪ Bomberman Jetters

▪ Boogiepop Phantom

▪ Boogiepop series

▪ Bosco Adventure

▪ Bottle Fairy

▪ Boys Be...

▪ Boys Over Flowers

▪ Braiger

▪ Brain Powerd

▪ Brave Command Dagwon

▪ Brave Exkaiser

▪ Brave Police J-Decker

▪ Brave Raideen

▪ Brigadoon: Marin & Melan

▪ Bubblegum Crisis

▪ Bubblegum Crash

▪ Bubblegum Crisis Tokyo 2040

▪ Bumpety Boo

▪ Burn Up Excess

▪ Burn Up Scramble

▪ Burn Up W

▪ Burst Angel

▪ The Bush Baby

▪ Buso Renkin

C

▪ Calimero

▪ The Candidate for Goddess

▪ Candy Candy

▪ Canon Hawke

▪ Canvas -A Motif Sepia Coloured-

▪ Canvas 2 ~Niji Iro no Sketch~

▪ Capeta

▪ Captain

▪ Captain Future

▪ Captain Harlock

▪ Captain Harlock and the Queen of a Thousand Years

▪ Captain Tsubasa

▪ Cardcaptor Sakura

▪ Carried by the Wind: Tsukikage Ran

▪ Case Closed

▪ Casshan

▪ Cat's Eye

▪ Ceres, Celestial Legend

▪ Chance Pop Session

▪ Cheeky Angel

▪ Chibi Maruko-chan

▪ Chiisa na Obake Acchi, Socchi, Kocchi

▪ Cho Henshin CosPrayers

▪ Cho Kosoku Galvion

▪ Chobits

▪ Chocotto Sister

▪ Chojin Sentai Baratack

▪ Chou Kuse ni Narisou

▪ Chrono Crusade

▪ Chūka Ichiban

▪ Cinderella Boy

▪ Cinderella Monogatari

▪ City Hunter

▪ Clamp School Detectives

▪ Clannad

▪ Clannad - after story

▪ Claymore

▪ Cluster Edge

▪ Code Geass

▪ Colorful

▪ Combat Mecha Xabungle

▪ Combattler V

▪ Comic Party

▪ Cooking Papa

▪ Corrector Yui

▪ Cosmo Warrior Zero

▪ Cowboy Bebop

▪ Coyote Ragtime Show

▪ Crayon Shin-chan

▪ Crest of the Stars

▪ Chrome Shelled Regios

▪ Cromartie High School

▪ Crush Gear Turbo

▪ Crying Freeman

▪ Cutie Honey

▪ New Cutie Honey

▪ Cutie Honey Flash

▪ Re: Cutie Honey

▪ Cyber Team in Akihabara

▪ Cyborg 009

▪ Cybuster

▪ Code Geass

▪ Code Geass R2

D

▪ D.C. ～Da Capo～

▪ D.Gray-man

▪ D.I.C.E.

▪ D.N.Angel

▪ D4 Princess

▪ DNA²

▪ DT Eightron

▪ Dai-Guard

▪ Daigunder

▪ Daimos

▪ Daltanius

▪ Damekko Dōbutsu

▪ Dan Doh!!

▪ Dancougar - Super Beast Machine God

▪ Dangaioh

▪ Daphne in the Brilliant Blue

▪ Darker than Black

▪ Darkstalkers

▪ Dear Boys

▪ DearS

▪ Death Note

▪ Deko Boko Friends

▪ Demashita! Powerpuff Girls Z

▪ Demetan Croaker, The Boy Frog

▪ Demon City Shinjuku

▪ The Demon Ororon

▪ Demon Lord Dante

▪ Demonbane

▪ Dennō Coil

▪ Descendants of Darkness

▪ Desert Punk

▪ Detective School Q

▪ Detonator Orgun

▪ Devil Lady

▪ Devil May Cry

▪ Devilman

▪ Di Gi Charat

▪ Di Gi Charat Nyo!

▪ Diebuster

▪ Digimon

▪ Digimon Adventure (02)

▪ Digimon Data Squad

▪ Digimon Frontier

▪ Digimon Tamers

▪ Dinozaurs

▪ Dirty Pair

▪ Dirty Pair Flash

▪ Disgaea: The Animation

▪ Divergence Eve

▪ Dogtato

▪ Dokaben

▪ Doki Doki School Hours

▪ Dokkiri Doctor

▪ Dokkoider

▪ Domo-kun

▪ Doomed Megalopolis

▪ Doraemon

▪ Dororo

▪ Dr. Slump

▪ Dragon Ball (Z, GT)

▪ Dragon Drive

▪ Dragon Fist

▪ Dragon Half

▪ Dragon Quest

▪ Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken

▪ Dragon Warrior

▪ Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure

▪ Duel Masters

▪ Dōjin Work

▪ Dōkyūsei series

E

▪ E's Otherwise

▪ Earth Maiden Arjuna

▪ Earthian

▪ Eat-Man

▪ Eden's Bowy

▪ Ef-a tale of memories

▪ Ef-a tale of melodies

▪ Ekos

▪ El Cazador de la Bruja

▪ El-Hazard

▪ Elemental Gelade

▪ Elf Princess Rane

▪ Elfen Lied

▪ Ember

▪ Emma (anime and manga)

▪ Engage Planet Kiss Dum

▪ Ergo Proxy

▪ Escaflowne

▪ Esper Mami

▪ Eureka Seven

▪ Excel Saga

▪ Executive Assistant:Iris

▪ Eyeshield 21

F

▪ F-Zero GP Legend

▪ FLAG

▪ Fables of the Green Forest

▪ Fafner of the Azure

▪ Fairy Persia of Magic

▪ Fancy Lala

▪ Fang of the Sun Dougram

▪ Fantastic Children

▪ Fatal Fury: Legend of the Hungry Wolf

▪ Fate/stay night

▪ Fathom

▪ Fighting Beauty Wulong

▪ Fighting Foodons

▪ Fighting Spirit

▪ Figure 17

▪ Final Approach

▪ Final Fantasy

▪ Legend of the Crystals

▪ Unlimited

▪ Fire Emblem

▪ Fist of the Blue Sky

▪ Fist of the North Star

▪ Flame of Recca

▪ Flanders no Inu (novel) lit

▪ FLCL

▪ Flint the Time Detective

▪ Floral Magician Mary Bell

▪ The Flying House

▪ Force Five

▪ Fortune Dogs

▪ Fruits Basket

▪ Fruits Basket Musical

▪ Full Metal Panic! (The Second Raid)

▪ Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu

▪ Full Moon o Sagashite

▪ Fullmetal Alchemist

▪ Fushigi Yūgi

▪ Fushigi Yūgi Genbu Kaiden (Prequel)

▪ Fushigi no Kuni no Alice

▪ Fushigiboshi no Futagohime

▪ Futakoi

▪ Futakoi Alternative

▪ Futari wa Pretty Cure

▪ Futari wa Pretty Cure Splash Star

▪ Future Boy Conan

▪ Future GPX Cyber Formula: (11, ZERO, SIN) lit

▪ Early Day Renewal

G

▪ G-Force: Guardians of Space

▪ G-On Riders

▪ G.I. Joe: Sigma 6

▪ Gad Guard

▪ Gaiking

▪ Gakuen Heaven

▪ Gakuen Alice

▪ Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight!

▪ Galaxy Angel

▪ Galaxy Angel II

▪ Galaxy Express 999

▪ Gallery Fake

▪ Gals!

▪ Game Center Arashi

▪ Ganbare Genki

▪ Ganbare, Kickers!

▪ Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo

▪ Gantz

▪ Gasaraki

▪ Gate Keepers

▪ GeGeGe no Kitaro

▪ Gear Fighter Dendoh

▪ Geisters

▪ Generator Gawl

▪ Geneshaft

▪ Genesis Climber Mospeada

▪ Genesis Survivor Gaiarth

▪ Genesis of Aquarion

▪ Genki Bakuhatsu Ganbaruger

▪ Genma Taisen

▪ Genshiken

▪ Georgie!

▪ GetBackers

▪ Getsumento Heiki Mina

▪ Getter Robo

▪ Getter Robo Armageddon

▪ Getter Robo G

▪ Ghost Hunt

▪ Ghost Stories

▪ Ghost Sweeper Mikami

▪ Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex

▪ Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C. 2nd GIG

▪ Gift

▪ Gigantor

▪ Gilgamesh

▪ Ginban Kaleidoscope

▪ Ginga Hyōryū Vifam

▪ Ginga Densetsu Weed

▪ Ginga: Nagareboshi Gin

▪ Gintama

▪ Girls Bravo

▪ Glass Mask

▪ Glass no Kantai - La Legende du vent de l'univers

▪ Gloizer X

▪ Go! Go! Itsutsugo Land

▪ GoShogun

▪ God Mazinger

▪ Godannar

▪ Gokudo

▪ Gokusen

▪ Golden Warrior Gold Lightan

▪ Goldfish Warning!

▪ Golion

▪ Good Witch of the West Astraea Testament

▪ Gordian Warrior

▪ Goro Goro Iki

▪ Gowappā 5 Godam

▪ Gravion

▪ Gravion Zwei

▪ Gravitation

▪ Great Dangaioh

▪ Great Mazinger

▪ Great Teacher Onizuka

▪ Green Green

▪ Gregory Horror Show

▪ Grenadier - The Senshi of Smiles

▪ Grendizer

▪ Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics

▪ Ground Defense Force! Mao-chan

▪ Guardian Angel Getten

▪ Guardian of the Sacred Spirit

▪ Gulliver Boy

▪ Gun Frontier

▪ Gun Sword

▪ Gunbuster

▪ Gundam

▪ Gundam Evolve

▪ Gungrave

▪ Gunparade March

▪ Gunslinger Girl

▪ Gunsmith Cats

▪ Gurren Lagann

▪ Guyver/Guyver: The Bioboosted Armor

▪ Gyagu Manga Biyori

▪ Gyoten ningen batseelor

H

▪ H2

▪ H20: Footprints in the Sand

▪ Hades Project Zeorymer

▪ Haibane Renmei

▪ Haikara-san ga Tōru

▪ Hajime no Ippo

▪ Hakugei: Legend of the Moby Dick

▪ Hamtaro

▪ Hana no Ko Lunlun

▪ Hanasakeru Seishounen

▪ Hanaukyo Maid Team

▪ Hanbun no Tsuki ga Noboru Sora

▪ Hand Maid May

▪ Haou Taikei Ryū Knight

▪ Hapiraki Bikkuriman

▪ Happiness!

▪ Happy Lesson

▪ Happy Lesson Advance

▪ Happy Seven

▪ Haru wo Daiteita

▪ Harukanaru Toki no Naka de Hachiyō Shō

▪ Haré+Guu

▪ Hataraki Man

▪ Hatenkō Yūgi

▪ Haunted Junction

▪ Hayate the Combat Butler

▪ He Is My Master

▪ Heat Guy J

▪ Heavy Metal L-Gaim

▪ Heidi, Girl of the Alps

▪ Hell Teacher Nūbē

▪ Hello Kitty

▪ Hello! Sandybell

▪ Hellsing

▪ Hero Tales

▪ Heroic Age

▪ The Heroic Legend of Arslan

▪ Hiatari Ryōkō!

▪ Hidamari Sketch

▪ High School Girls

▪ High School! Kimengumi

▪ Highlander: The Search for Vengeance

▪ Higurashi no Naku Koro ni

▪ Hikari no Densetsu

▪ Hikarian

▪ Hikaru no Go

▪ Himawari!

▪ Hime-chan's Ribbon

▪ Himesama Goyōjin

▪ Himitsu no Akko-chan

▪ Hit wo Nerae!

▪ Hitohira

▪ Honey Honey no Suteki na Bouken

▪ Honey and Clover

▪ Hoshin Engi

▪ Hungry Heart: Wild Striker

▪ Hunter × Hunter

▪ Hyper Police

▪ Hyperion (Legend of the Galactic Heroes)

I

▪ I Love Bubu Chacha

▪ I My Me! Strawberry Eggs

▪ I'm Gonna Be An Angel!

▪ Ichigo 100%

▪ Ichigo Momomiya Revolution - (new series 2002)

▪ Idaten Jump

▪ Idol Densetsu Eriko

▪ Idol Project

▪ Idolmaster: Xenoglossia

▪ Ie Naki Ko

▪ Iga no Kabamaru

▪ Iketeru Futari

▪ Ikki Tousen

▪ Ikkyū-san

▪ Immortal Grand Prix

▪ Imokawa Mukuzo Genkanban no Maki

▪ Infinite Ryvius

▪ Initial D

▪ Innocent Venus

▪ InuYasha

▪ Inukami!

▪ Invincible Steel Man Daitarn 3

▪ Invincible Super Man Zambot 3

▪ Ironfist Chinmi

▪ The Irresponsible Captain Tylor

▪ Itazura na Kiss

▪ Itsudatte My Santa!

▪ Izumo: Takeki Tsurugi no Senki

J

▪ J2: Jubei-chan 2

▪ Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair

▪ Jibaku-kun

▪ Jigoku Shōjo

▪ Jigoku Shōjo: Futakomori

▪ Jigoku Shōjo: Mitsuganae

▪ Jinki:EXTEND

▪ JoJo's Bizarre Adventure

▪ Jubei-chan: The Ninja Girl

▪ Judge

▪ Judo Boy

▪ Jungle Book Shonen Mowgli

▪ Junjou Romantica

▪ Jushin Liger

▪ Juuni Senshi Bakuretsu Eto Ranger

▪ Jyu Oh Sei

▪ Jūsō Kikō Dancouga Nova

K

▪ Kage Kara Mamoru!

▪ Kagihime Monogatari Eikyū Alice Rondo

▪ Kaibutsu-kun

▪ Kaiketsu Zorori

▪ Kaiketsu Zorro

▪ Kakurenbo

▪ Kaleido Star

▪ Kamichama Karin

▪ Kamichu!

▪ Kamikaze Kaito Jeanne

▪ Kamisama Kazoku

▪ Kannazuki no Miko

▪ Kanon (2002)

▪ Kanon (2006)

▪ Karakuri Kiden Hiwō Senki

▪ Kare Kano

▪ Karin

▪ Kashimashi

▪ Katekyo hitman reborn

▪ Kaze no Stigma

▪ Kaze no Yojimbo

▪ Kekkaishi

▪ Kekkō Kamen

▪ Kemonozume

▪ Kenichi

▪ Kenkō Zenrakei Suieibu Umishō

▪ Kenran Butohsai

▪ Kero Kero Chime

▪ Kiani

▪ Kiba

▪ Kiddy Grade

▪ Kidō Shinsengumi Moeyo Ken

▪ Kikaider

▪ Kikou Kantai Dairugger XV

▪ Kimagure Orange Road

▪ Kimba the White Lion

▪ Kimi ga Nozomu Eien

▪ KimiKiss

▪ Kindaichi Case Files

▪ King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table

▪ King Arthur: Prince on White Horse

▪ King of Bandit Jing

▪ King of Braves GaoGaiGar

▪ King of Braves GaoGaiGar FINAL

▪ Kiniro no Corda

▪ Kinkyuu Hasshin Saver Kids

▪ Kinnikuman

▪ Kino's Journey

▪ Kirarin Revolution

▪ Kirby: Right Back at Ya!

▪ Kishin Taisen Gigantic Formula

▪ Kita e

▪ Kite

▪ Kiteretsu Daihyakka

▪ Kizuna: Bonds of Love

▪ Kochira Katsushika-ku Kameari Kōen-mae Hashutsujo

▪ Kodocha

▪ Kodomo no Jikan

▪ Koi Kaze

▪ Koi Koi Seven

▪ Koji Koji

▪ Kokoro Library

▪ Kotaro Makaritoru

▪ Kotencotenco

▪ Kotetsushin Jeeg

▪ Kujibiki Unbalance

▪ Kujibiki Unbalance (2006 series)

▪ Kurau Phantom Memory

▪ Kurogane Communication

▪ Kyo Kara Maoh!

▪ Kyōshirō to Towa no Sora

▪ Kyouran Kazoku Nikki

L

▪ L/R: Licensed by Royalty

▪ LOVE♥LOVE?

▪ La Blue Girl

▪ La Corda D'oro Primo Passo

▪ La Seine no Hoshi

▪ Lamune

▪ Last Exile

▪ Laughing Target

▪ The Law of Ueki

▪ Le Chevalier D'Eon

▪ Le Portrait de Petite Cossette

▪ Legend of Himiko

▪ Legend of the Condor Hero

▪ Legend of The Dragon Kings

▪ Legend of the Galactic Heroes

▪ Legendz

▪ Leo the Lion

▪ Lion Books

▪ The Littl' Bits

▪ Little Pollon

▪ A Little Snow Fairy Sugar

▪ Lone Wolf and Cub

▪ Lost Universe

▪ Love Get Chu

▪ Love Hina

▪ Loveless

▪ Lovely Complex

▪ Lovely Idol

▪ Lucky Star

▪ Lupin III

M

▪ Maburaho

▪ Machine Robo Rescue

▪ Machine Robo: Battle Hackers

▪ Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos

▪ Macross 7

▪ Macross F

▪ Macross Plus

▪ Macross Zero

▪ Madara

▪ Madlax

▪ Madoh Oh Granzort

▪ Maeterlinck's Blue Bird: Tyltyl and Mytyl's Adventurous Journey

▪ Magic Knight Rayearth

▪ Magic User's Club

▪ Magical Angel Creamy Mami

▪ Magical Angel Sweet Mint

▪ Magical Canan

▪ Magical DoReMi

▪ Magical Fairy Persia

▪ Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha

▪ Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha A's

▪ Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha StrikerS

▪ Magical Idol Pastel Yumi

▪ Magical Nyan Nyan Taruto

▪ Magical Play

▪ Magical Princess Minky Momo

▪ Magical Project S

▪ Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi

▪ Magical Star Magical Emi

▪ Magical Tarurūto-kun

▪ Magikano

▪ Magne Robo Gakeen

▪ Mahoraba

▪ Mahoromatic

▪ Mahōjin Guru Guru

▪ Maico 2010

▪ Maison Ikkoku

▪ Majokko Megu-chan

▪ Major

▪ Disgaea: The Animation

▪ Makiba no Shōjo Katori

▪ Mama Loves the Poyopoyo-Saurus

▪ Mama wa Shōgaku 4 Nensei

▪ Mamoru-kun ni Megami no Shukufuku wo!

▪ Mamotte! Lollipop

▪ Mīmu Iro Iro Yume no Tabi

▪ MapleStory

▪ Maple Town

▪ Maria-sama ga Miteru

▪ Marine a go go

▪ Marmalade Boy

▪ Martian Successor Nadesico

▪ Marvelous Melmo

▪ Master Keaton

▪ Master Mosquiton '99

▪ Massugu Ni Ikou

▪ Massugu '04

▪ Maya the Bee

▪ Maze

▪ Mazinger

▪ Mazinger Z

▪ Mazinkaiser

▪ Mechander Robo

▪ Medabots

▪ Mega Man Star Force

▪ MegaMan NT Warrior

▪ Meiken Lassie

▪ Meine Liebe

▪ The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya

▪ Melody of Oblivion

▪ Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch

▪ Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch Pure

▪ Mermaid Saga

▪ Metal Armor Dragonar

▪ Metal Fighter Miku

▪ Mezzo DSA

▪ Miami Guns

▪ Midnight Horror School

▪ Midori Days

▪ Mighty Orbots

▪ Minami-ke

▪ Minami-ke: Okawari

▪ Minami-ke: Okaeri

▪ Minami no Niji no Lucy

▪ Minna no Uta

▪ Miracle Giants Dome-kun

▪ Miracle Girls

▪ Mirage of Blaze

▪ Mirmo!

▪ Misaki Chronicles

▪ Les Misérables: Shōjo Cosette

▪ Miyuki

▪ Miyuki-chan in Wonderland

▪ Mizuiro Jidai

▪ Mobile Fighter G Gundam

▪ Mobile Suit Gundam

▪ Mobile Suit Gundam 00

▪ Mobile Suit Gundam SEED

▪ Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny

▪ Mobile Suit Gundam Wing

▪ Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ

▪ Mobile Suit Victory Gundam

▪ Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam

▪ Modern Love's Silliness

▪ Mon Colle Knights

▪ Monchhichis

▪ Monkey Magic

▪ Monkey Typhoon

▪ Monochrome Factor

▪ Monster

▪ Monster Rancher

▪ Montana Jones

▪ Moomin

▪ Moonlight Mask

▪ Moonlight Mile

▪ Mouse

▪ Mo~tto! Ojamajo Doremi

▪ Mr. Stain

▪ Muka Muka Paradise

▪ Musashi Gundoh

▪ Mushi-Uta

▪ Mushishi

▪ Muteki Kanban Musume

▪ My-HiME

▪ My-Otome

▪ The Mysterious Cities of Gold

▪ The Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok

▪ MÄR: Marchen Awakens Romance

N

▪ NG Knight Lamune & 40

▪ Nabari no Ou

▪ Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water

▪ Nagasarete Airantou

▪ Najica Blitz Tactics

▪ Nana

▪ Nanaka 6/17

▪ Nanako SOS

▪ Nanatsuiro Drops

▪ Naruto

▪ Naruto Shippuden

▪ Negima!: Magister Negi Magi

▪ Negima!?

▪ Neighborhood Story

▪ Nekketsu Saikyo Go-Saurer

▪ Neo Ranga

▪ Neon Genesis Evangelion

▪ Nerima Daikon Brothers

▪ NieA 7

▪ Night Head Genesis

▪ Nightwalker: The Midnight Detective

▪ Nils no Fushigi na Tabi

▪ Ninja Nonsense

▪ Ninja Resurrection

▪ Ninja Scroll: The Series

▪ Ninja Senshi Tobikage

▪ Ninku

▪ Nintama Rantarō

▪ Nodame Cantabile

▪ Noein

▪ Noir

▪ Norakuro

▪ Now and Then, Here and There

▪ Nozomi Witches

▪ Nurse Angel Ririka SOS

▪ Nurse Witch Komugi

O

▪ Obake no Q-tarō

▪ Ōgon Bat

▪ Oh My Goddess

▪ Oh! Edo Rocket

▪ Ojamajo Doremi

▪ Ojamajo Doremi Dokkān

▪ Ojamajo Doremi Na-i-sho

▪ Ojamajo Doremi Sharp

▪ Ojarumaru

▪ Oku-sama wa Joshi Kōsei

▪ Oku-sama wa Mahō Shōjo: Bewitched Agnes

▪ Omishi Magical Theater: Risky Safety

▪ One Piece

▪ Onegai My Melody

▪ Onegai! Samia Don

▪ Oniisama e...

▪ Onmyō Taisenk

▪ Orders to Assassinate Lupin

▪ Oruchuban Ebichu

▪ Osomatsu-kun

▪ Otaku no Video

▪ Otogi Manga Calendar

▪ Otogi-Jūshi Akazukin

▪ Otogizōshi

▪ Otome wa Boku ni Koishiteru

▪ Ouran High School Host Club

▪ Outlaw Star

▪ Over Drive

▪ Overman King Gainer

▪ Ox Tales

▪ O~i! Ryoma

P

▪ PaRappa Rappa Episodes

▪ Panda-Z

▪ Pandora Hearts

▪ Pani Poni Dash!

▪ Pants Pankuro

▪ Panyo Panyo Di Gi Charat

▪ Papuwa

▪ Paradise Kiss

▪ Paranoia Agent

▪ Parasol Henbē

▪ Patlabor

▪ Patlabor: The New Files

▪ Patlabor: The TV Series

▪ Peacemaker Kurogane

▪ Peach Girl

▪ Perrine Monogatari

▪ Pet Shop of Horrors

▪ Peter Pan no Bōken

▪ Petite Princess Yucie

▪ Petopeto-san

▪ Phantom of Inferno

▪ Piano: The Melody of a Young Girl's Heart

▪ Ping-Pong Club

▪ Pita-Ten

▪ Planetes

▪ Plawres Sanshiro

▪ Play Ball

▪ Please Teacher!

▪ Please Twins!

▪ Pluster World

▪ PoPoLoCrois

▪ Pokémon

▪ Pokémon Chronicles

▪ Pokémon: Advanced Generation

▪ Pokémon: Diamond and Pearl series

▪ Popotan

▪ Potemayo

▪ Powerpuff Girls

▪ Prétear

▪ Prince Planet

▪ The Prince of Tennis

▪ Princess Comet

▪ Princess Knight

▪ Princess Nine

▪ Princess Princess

▪ Princess Resurrection

▪ Princess Sarah

▪ Princess Tutu

▪ Project A-ko

▪ Project ARMS

▪ Pumpkin Scissors

▪ Puni Puni Poemi

▪ Pururun! Shizuku-Chan

▪ Pāman

R

▪ R.O.D the TV

▪ Ragnarok the Animation

▪ RahXephon

▪ Raimuiro Senkitan

▪ Rainbowman

▪ Rakugo Tennyo Oyui

▪ Ranma ½

▪ Rave Master

▪ Ray the Animation

▪ Reborn!

▪ Rec

▪ Record of Lodoss War

▪ Red Baron

▪ Red Garden

▪ Reideen

▪ Reign

▪ Remi, Nobody's Girl

▪ Renkin 3-kyū Magical ? Pokān

▪ Requiem from the Darkness

▪ Revolutionary Girl Utena

▪ Ring ni Kakero

▪ Rizelmine

▪ Robin Hood no Daibōken

▪ Robotech

▪ Rocket Girls

▪ Romeo no Aoi Sora

▪ Romeo x Juliet

▪ Ronin Warriors

▪ The Rose of Versailles

▪ Rozen Maiden

▪ Rozen Maiden Traumend

▪ Rosario+Vampire

▪ Rosario+Vampire Capu2

▪ Rumic Theater

▪ Rune Soldier

▪ Rurouni Kenshin

▪ Rurouni Kenshin: The Man Slayer

S

▪ S-CRY-ed

▪ Saban's Adventures of Pinocchio

▪ Saban's Adventures of the Little Mermaid

▪ Saber Marionette

▪ Saber Marionette J

▪ Saber Marionette J Again

▪ Saber Marionette J to X

▪ Saber Rider and the Star Sheriffs

▪ Sadamitsu the Destroyer

▪ Saikano

▪ Sailor Moon

▪ Saint Beast

▪ Saint October

▪ Saint Seiya

▪ Saint Tail

▪ Saiunkoku Monogatari

▪ Saiyuki

▪ Saiyuki Gunlock

▪ Saiyuki Reload

▪ Sakigake!! Otokojuku

▪ Salaryman Kintarō

▪ Sally, the Witch

▪ Samurai 7

▪ Samurai Champloo

▪ Samurai Deeper Kyo

▪ Samurai Girl: Real Bout High School

▪ Samurai Gun

▪ Samurai Pizza Cats

▪ Saru Get You -On Air-

▪ Sarutobi Ecchan

▪ Sasami: Mahou Shoujo Club

▪ Sasuraiger

▪ Sayonara Zetsubō Sensei

▪ Sazae-san

▪ School Days

▪ School Rumble

▪ Sci-Fi Harry

▪ Science Ninja Team Gatchaman

▪ Scrapped Princess

▪ Secret of Cerulean Sand

▪ Sei Jūshi Bismarck

▪ Sekirei

▪ Sennin Buraku

▪ Sensual Phrase

▪ Sentimental Graffiti

▪ Seraphim Call

▪ Serendipity the Pink Dragon

▪ Serial Experiments Lain

▪ Seto no Hanayome

▪ Seven of Seven

▪ Sexy Commando Gaiden: Sugoiyo! Masaru-san

▪ Sgt. Frog

▪ Shadow Skill

▪ Shadow Star

▪ Shakugan no Shana

▪ Shakugan no Shana the Second

▪ Shaman King

▪ Shamanic Princess

▪ She, The Ultimate Weapon

▪ Sherlock Hound

▪ Shijō Saikyō no Deshi Kenichi

▪ Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo

▪ Shin Muumin

▪ Shingu: Secret of the Stellar Wars

▪ Shinigami no Ballad: Momo, The Girl God of Death

▪ Shining Tears X Wind

▪ Shinkyoku Sōkai Polyphonica

▪ Shinzo

▪ Shion no Ō

▪ Shippū! Iron Leaguer

▪ Shonen Ninja Kaze no Fujimaru

▪ Shoukoushi Cedie

▪ Shrine of the Morning Mist

▪ Shuffle!

▪ Shrugged

▪ Shugo Chara!

▪ Shura no Toki - Age of Chaos

▪ Shōnen Onmyōji

▪ Silent Möbius

▪ Simoun

▪ Sister Princess

▪ Sisters of Wellber

▪ Six God Combination Godmars

▪ Sketchbook

▪ Skull Man

▪ Sky Girls

▪ Slam Dunk

▪ Slayers

▪ The Snow Queen

▪ Soccer Fever

▪ Sol Bianca

▪ Sol Bianca: The Legacy

▪ Sola (series)

▪ SoltyRei

▪ Someday's Dreamers

▪ Sonic Soldier Borgman

▪ Sonic X

▪ Sorcerer Hunters

▪ Sorcerous Stabber Orphen

▪ Soulfire

▪ Soul Link

▪ Soul Eater

▪ The SoulTaker

▪ Space Ace

▪ Space Adventure Cobra

▪ Space Battleship Yamato

▪ Space Carrier Blue Noah

▪ Space Emperor God Sigma

▪ Space Runaway Ideon

▪ Special A

▪ Special Armored Batallion Dorvack

▪ Speed Grapher

▪ Speed Racer

▪ Spider Riders

▪ Spiral: Suiri no Kizuna

▪ Splash

▪ Spoon Obasan

▪ St. Luminous Mission High School

▪ Star Ocean EX

▪ Star Ocean: The Second Story

▪ Star of the Giants

▪ Starship Girl Yamamoto Yohko

▪ Starship Operators

▪ Starzinger

▪ Steam Detectives

▪ Steel Angel Kurumi

▪ Steel Jeeg

▪ Stellvia of the Universe

▪ Strange Dawn

▪ Stratos 4

▪ Strawberry Marshmellow

▪ Strawberry Panic!

▪ Street Fighter II V

▪ Strike Witches

▪ Studio Pierrot magical girl series

▪ Submarine Super 99

▪ Sugar Sugar Rune

▪ Sukisho

▪ Sumomomo Momomo

▪ Super B-Daman

▪ The Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross

▪ The Super Dimension Century Orguss

▪ The Super Dimension Fortress Macross

▪ Super Doll Licca-chan

▪ The Super Milk-chan Show

▪ Super Pig

▪ Super Robot

▪ Super Robot Wars Original Generation: Divine Wars

▪ Super Robot Wars Original Generation: The Animation

▪ Superbook

▪ Superior Defender Gundam Force

▪ Suzuka

▪ Sweet Valerian

▪ The Swiss Family Robinson: Flone of the Mysterious Island

▪ Sōkō no Strain

T

▪ Tactical Roar

▪ Tactics

▪ Tadeshi

▪ Taisen[|http://sonotaisen.wikia.com/wiki/Characters]

▪ Tales of Eternia: The Animation

▪ Tales of Phantasia: The Animation

▪ Tales of Symphonia: The Animation

▪ Tales of the Abyss

▪ Tama and Friends

▪ Tanoshii Moomin Ikka: Bōken Nikki

▪ Taro the Space Alien

▪ Tatakae!! Ramenman

▪ Tekkaman Blade

▪ Tekkaman: The Space Knight

▪ Tenamonya Votagers

▪ Tenchi Muyo! Ryo-Ohki

▪ Tenchi Muyo! GXP

▪ Tenchi Universe

▪ Tenchi in Tokyo

▪ Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann

▪ Tenjho Tenge

▪ Tenko and the Guardians of the Magic

▪ Tensai Bakabon

▪ Texhnolyze

▪ The Galaxy Railways

▪ The Marshmallow Times

▪ The Third

▪ The Twelve Kingdoms

▪ The Wonderful Wizard of Oz

▪ This Ugly Yet Beautiful World

▪ Those Who Hunt Elves

▪ Those Who Hunt Elves II

▪ Three Musketeers

▪ Thunderbirds 2086

▪ Tide-Line Blue

▪ Tiger Mask

▪ Tiger Mask II

▪ Time Bokan

▪ To Heart

▪ To Heart: Remember My Memories

▪ ToHeart2

▪ Tokimeki Memorial

▪ Tokimeki Memorial Only Love

▪ Tokimeki Tonight

▪ Tokko

▪ Tokyo Majin Gakuen Kenpuchō: Tō

▪ Tokyo Mew Mew - (new series 1999)

▪ Tokyo Pig

▪ Tokyo Underground

▪ Tom Sawyer no Boken

▪ Tomorrow's Joe

▪ Tonagura!

▪ Tongari Boushi no Memoru

▪ ToraDora!

▪ Touch

▪ Touka Gettan

▪ Tournament of the Gods

▪ Tove Jasson no Tanoshii Mūmin Ikka

▪ Toward the Terra

▪ The Transformers

▪ Transformers: Animated

▪ Transformers: Armada

▪ Transformers: Cybertron

▪ Transformers: Energon

▪ Transformers: Robots in Disguise

▪ Transformers: Super-God Masterforce

▪ Transformers: The Headmasters

▪ Transformers: Victory

▪ Transformers: Zone

▪ Trapp Ikka Monogatari

▪ Trider G7

▪ Trigun

▪ Trinity Blood

▪ Triton of the Sea

▪ Trouble Chocolate

▪ True Tears

▪ Tsubasa: Reservoir Chronicle

▪ Tsuide ni Tonchinkan

▪ Tsuki wa Higashi ni Hi wa Nishi ni: Operation Sanctuary

▪ Tsukihime

▪ Tsukihime, Lunar Legend

▪ Tsukuyomi -Moon Phase-

▪ Tsuyokiss

▪ Turn A Gundam

▪ Twin Signal

▪ Twin Spica

▪ Twinbee

U

▪ UFO Baby

▪ UFO Robo Grendizer

▪ UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie

▪ UFO Warrior Dai Apolon

▪ Ultimate Girls

▪ Ultimate Muscle

▪ Ultra Maniac

▪ Uninhabited Planet Survive!

▪ Urotsukidōji

▪ Urusei Yatsura

▪ Ushio and Tora

▪ Uta Kata

▪ Utawarerumono

 

▪ Vampire KnightVampire Princess Miyu Vandread [

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W

▪ W Juliet

▪ W Wish

▪ Wagaya no Oinari-sama

▪ Wakakusa Monogatari Nan to Jou Sensei

▪ Wakakusa Monogatari Yori Wakakusa no Yon Shimai

▪ Wakusei Robo Danguard Ace

▪ The Wallflower

▪ Wandaba Style

▪ Wandering Sun

▪ Wangan Midnight

▪ Wataru

▪ Watashi no Ashinaga Ojisan

▪ Wedding Peach

▪ Weiß Kreuz

▪ Welcome to the N.H.K.

▪ Wellber no Monogatari

▪ What's Michael?

▪ Whistle!

▪ Wild Arms: Twilight Venom

▪ Wind: A Breath of Heart

▪ Windy Tales

▪ Wingman

▪ Winx Club

▪ The Wings of Rean

▪ Witch Hunter Robin

▪ Witchblade

▪ Wolf and Spice

▪ Wolf's Rain

▪ The World of Narue

X

▪ X

▪ Xenosaga: The Animation

▪ xxxHolic

▪ xxxHolic Kei

Y

▪ Yaiba

▪ Yakitate!! Japan

▪ Yami No Matsuei

▪ Yami to Bōshi to Hon no Tabibito

▪ Yat Anshin Uchuu Ryokou

▪ Yatterman

▪ Yawara! A Fashionable Judo Girl

▪ Yes! PreCure 5

▪ Yoake Mae yori Ruri Iro na

▪ Yokoyama Mitsuteru Sangokushi

▪ Yomigaeru Sora - Rescue Wings

▪ Yoshinaga-san Chi no Gargoyle

▪ You're Under Arrest

▪ Yozakura Quartet

▪ Ys

▪ Yu-Gi-Oh!

▪ Yu-Gi-Oh! Capsule Monsters

▪ Yu-Gi-Oh! GX

▪ Yu-Gi-Oh! 5 D's

▪ Yu Yu Hakusho

▪ Yume Tsukai

▪ Yume de Aetara

▪ Yume no Crayon Oukoku

▪ Yumeria

Z

▪ Z.O.E. Dolores,i

▪ Zatch Bell!

▪ Zegapain

▪ Zenderman

▪ Zenki

▪ Zero no Tsukaima

▪ Zero no Tsukaima Futatsuki no Kishi

▪ Zero no Tsukaima Princess no Rondo

▪ Zettai Muteki Raijin-Oh

▪ Zillion

▪ Zipang

▪ Zoids Fuzors

▪ Zoids: Chaotic Century

▪ Zoids: Genesis

▪ Zoids: Guardian Force

▪ Zoids: New Century Zero

▪ Zoku Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei

▪ Zombie-Loan

Ō

▪ Ōkiku Furikabutte

Movies

▪ 5 Centimetres Per Second

▪ Akira

▪ Amon Saga

▪ Appleseed

▪ Appleseed Ex Machina

▪ Armitage III: Poly-Matrix

▪ Armitage: Dual-Matrix

▪ Barefoot Gen

▪ Bleach: The Diamond Dust Rebellion

▪ Bleach: Memories of Nobody

▪ Black Jack: Capital Transfer To Heian

▪ Black Jack: The Movie

▪ Black Jack: The Two Doctors Of Darkness

▪ Blood: The Last Vampire

▪ Blue Gender: The warrior

▪ The Cat Returns

▪ CardCaptors: The Movie

▪ Cowboy Bebop: The movie

▪ Cyborg 009: Monster War

▪ Cyborg 009: Legend of the Super Galaxy

▪ Dead Leaves

▪ Demon City Shinjuku

▪ End of Evangelion

▪ Dragon Ball

▪ Fullmetal Alchemist, Conqueror of Shamballa

▪ Ghost in the Shell

▪ Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence

▪ Ghost in the Shell: S.A.C. Solid State Society

▪ The Girl Who Leapt Through Time

▪ Grave of the Fireflies

▪ Howl's Moving Castle

▪ Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem

▪ InuYasha the Movie: Affections Touching Across Time

▪ InuYasha the Movie: The Castle Beyond the Looking Glass

▪ InuYasha the Movie: Swords of an Honorable Ruler

▪ InuYasha the Movie: Fire on the Mystic Island

▪ Karas: The Revelation

▪ Jin-Roh

▪ Kiki's Delivery Service

▪ Laputa: The Castle in the Sky

▪ Lupin the 3rd: The Castle of Cagliostro

▪ MD Geist

▪ Metropolis

▪ Millennium Actress

▪ My Neighbour Totoro

▪ Naruto Movie 1 Ninja Clash in the Land of Snow

▪ Naruto Movie 2 Legend of the Stone of Gelel

▪ Naruto Movie 3 Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom

▪ Naruto Shippūden Movie 1

▪ Naruto Shippūden Movie 2 Bonds

▪ Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

▪ Ninja Scroll

▪ Oh! My Goddess

▪ Paprika

▪ Perfect Blue

▪ Piano no mori

▪ The Place Promised in Our Early Days

▪ Phoenix 2772

▪ Pokemon: The First Movie

▪ Pokemon The Movie 2000: The Power of One

▪ Pokemon 3: The Movie

▪ Pokemon 4Ever

▪ Pokemon Heroes: The Movie

▪ Pokemon: Jirachi Wish Maker

▪ Pokemon: Destiny Deoxys

▪ Pokemon: Lucario and The Mystery of Mew

▪ Pokemon: Ranger and The Temple of The Sea

▪ Pokemon: Rise of Darkrai

▪ Pokemon: Giratina and the Sky Warrior

▪ Pom Poko

▪ Ponyo On The Cliff By The Sea

▪ Porco Rosso

▪ Princess Mononoke

▪ Sailor Moon R (movie)

▪ Sailor Moon S (movie)

▪ Sailor Moon Super S (movie)

▪ Ranma Movie 1 Big Trouble in Nekonron, China

▪ Ranma Movie 2 Nihao, My Concubine

▪ Samurai X: The Motion Picture

▪ She and Her Cat

▪ Spirited Away

▪ Spriggan

▪ Steamboy

▪ Tales from Earthsea

▪ The End of Evangelion

▪ Tekkon Kinkreet

▪ Tokyo Godfathers

▪ Tokyo Mew Mew Movie: Trouble at the firefly festival - (new movie 2000)

▪ Vampire Hunter D

▪ Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust

▪ Vampire Knight

▪ Voices of a Distant Star

▪ Whisper of the Heart

▪ X