Kenichi Shimizu directs this animated feature following the adventures of characters from the Marvel comics. When the Punisher (voice of Brian Bloom) makes a mess of a mission he has been assigned, Black Widow (Jennifer Carpenter) is despatched to retrieve him and bring him back to S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters. There Director Nick Fury (John Eric Bentley) briefs the duo on an even more important mission: to prevent the terrorist group Leviathan from making use of stolen S.H.I.E.L.D. technology. Can the Punisher redeem himself and help foil the plot?

All 12 episodes on DVD & Blu-Ray from the Japanese anime series about figure skater Yuri Katsuki.

After suffering a humiliating loss at the Grand Prix Final, Japanese skater Yuri Katsuki is ready to hang up his skates forever. Taking time off the ice, he re-evaluates his passion, only to go home without medals, confidence, or reason to return to the rink. That is until his idol, Victor Nikiforov, appears with a surprising offer – he wants to coach Yuri!

This news doesn’t sit well with others in the skating world, and Yuri must prove that he’s worthy of Victor’s attention – by facing Russia’s rising star, Yuri Plisetsky. With new routines and Victor’s undying support, Yuri will discover more about himself and his feelings within.

With Victor close by his side, Yuri must find the true meaning of victory.

All 64 episodes of the anime adventure series set in an alternate world in which alchemy is the reigning science. Edward Elric (voice of Romi Pak) and his brother, Alphone (Rie Kugimiya), are alchemists who work for the military. However, their real goal is to regain the parts of their original bodies they lost while trying to bring their mother back to life through the magic of alchemy. The pair's search brings them into contact with all manner of cults, top secret organisations, revolutionary movements and scientists that oversee horrific experiments. Will they succeed in their quest?

In a futuristic world where cyberspace, artificial intelligences and cyborg cops are the norm, only the Ghost (the indefinable element of human consciousness) exists to determine who is alive and who is purely a creation of the Net. Major Motoko Kusanagi is an elite officer in the Shell Squad who has been so heavily modified that little more than her Ghost remains. She is assigned to finding a computer criminal who is skilled enough to hack into the minds of his victims, and she finds that he uses humans as puppets to do his evil deeds. Things soon take on a more sinister twist. The special edition box set features the original subtitled version of the film and a documentary into the making of the piece.

The complete series of 37 episodes of the supernatural thriller based on the manga by writer Tsugumi Ohba. Bored student Light Yagami's life is turned upside down when he finds himself holding the power of life and death in his hands in the form of the Death Note, a notebook dropped into the human realm by Ryuk, a rogue Shinigami god of death. With any human dying when his name is entered into the book, Light decides to rid the world of evil by killing off criminals in a one-man vigilante action. Soon, however, Light's actions come to the attention of the police and a mysterious investigator named 'L', who promises to track down Light and bring him to justice.. Episodes comprise: 'Rebirth', 'Confrontation', 'Dealings', 'Pursuit', 'Tactics', 'Unraveling', 'Overcast', 'Glare', 'Encounter', 'Doubt', 'Assault', 'Love', 'Death Note Special', 'Confession', 'Friend', 'Wager', 'Decision', 'Execution', 'Ally', 'Matsuda', 'Makeshift', 'Performance', 'Guidance', 'Frenzy', 'Revival', 'Silence', 'Renewal', 'Abduction', 'Impatience', 'Father', 'Justice', 'Transfer', 'Selection', 'Scorn', 'Vigilance', 'Malice', '1.28' and 'New World'.

Double-bill of the groundbreaking Japanese anime feature and its sequel. In 'Ghost in the Shell' (1995), set in a futuristic world where cyberspace, artificial intelligences and cyborg cops are the norm, only the Ghost (the indefinable element of human consciousness) exists to determine who is alive and who is purely a creation of the Net. Major Motoko Kusanagi (voice of Atsuko Tanaka) is an elite officer in the Shell Squad who has been so heavily modified that little more than her Ghost remains. She is assigned to finding a computer criminal who is skilled enough to hack into the minds of his victims, and she finds that he uses humans as puppets to do his evil deeds. Things soon take on a more sinister twist, and it's up to Kusanagi to get to the bottom of it. 'Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence' (2004) is set in 2032, by which point the boundaries between human and robot have started to break down, and cyborg alteration is now completely the norm. Public Security Section 9 is the organisation responsible for policing this brave new world, and when cyborg detective Batou (Akio Ootsuka) takes on a case of a female pleasure robot that brutally murdered its owner, he uncovers similar crimes taking place throughout the city, as robots, cyborgs, and even humans start to question what it really means to be alive.

Howl's Moving Castle is the latest masterpiece from Oscar-winning director Hayao Miyazaki. It follows the story of young Sophie Hatter, a girl destined to lead a dull life as a hat maker. Sophie resigns herself to her fate, but fate has other plans for her.

Sophie's life is thrown into turmoil when she is literally swept off her feet by a handsome-yet-mysterious wizard named Howl. Subsequently transformed into a 90-year-old woman by the wicked Witch of the Waste, she embarks on an incredible odyssey to lift the curse, and finds refuge in Howl's magical moving castle.

Based on the book by Welsh author Diana Wynne Jones, Howl's Moving Castle is an epic tale of adventure and imagination.

The complete third season of the anime series following the exploits of Naruto, a spirited and mischievous orphan living in a hidden ninja village who dreams of becoming a highly skilled warrior. In this instalment, Naruto is in preparation for the final rounds of the Chunin exams, and he receives some special training from Jiraiya, the Toad Mountain Sage. Meanwhile, Sakura and Ino go to pay Sasuke a visit in hospital, only to find that he has disappeared. Elsewhere in the shadows a sinister plan is being hatched that could change the fate of the entire Hidden Leaf Village forever...

Animated adventure by the Japanese anime studio Studio Ghibli, written and directed by Hayao Miyazaki and loosely based on Hans Christian Andersen's story 'The Little Mermaid'. When a feisty baby goldfish/mermaid called Ponyo (voiced by Noah Lindsey Cyrus) runs away from her home in the sea, she ends up stranded on the shore and is rescued by Sosuke (Frankie Jonas), a human boy who lives on a nearby clifftop. Ponyo yearns to become human herself so that she can be with Sosuke, but many obstacles stand in her way.

Cate Blanchett, Matt Damon, Lily Tomlin and Liam Neeson lend their voices to the English version of the film.

In a futuristic world where cyberspace, artificial intelligences and cyborg cops are the norm, only the Ghost (the indefinable element of human consciousness) exists to determine who is alive and who is purely a creation of the Net. Major Motoko Kusanagi is an elite officer in the Shell Squad who has been so heavily modified that little more than her Ghost remains. She is assigned to finding a computer criminal who is skilled enough to hack into the minds of his victims, and she finds that he uses humans as puppets to do his evil deeds. Things soon take on a more sinister twist. The special edition box set features the original subtitled version of the film and a documentary into the making of the piece.

All 25 episodes of the anime adventure series set in a world of magic, war and politics. Episodes comprise: 'The Black Swordsman', 'Band of the Hawk', 'First Battle', 'The Hand of God', 'A Wind of Swords', 'Zodd the Immortal', 'The Sword's Owner', 'Conspiracy', 'Assassination', 'Noble Man', 'The Battle', 'Together', 'Prepared for Death', 'Bonfire of Dreams', 'The Decisive Battle', 'The Conqueror', 'Moment of Glory', 'Tombstone of Flames', 'Separation', 'Sparks', 'Confession', 'Infiltration', 'Eve of the Feast', 'The Great Eclipse' and 'Time of Eternity'.

Episodes 245-255 of the 'Naruto' anime spin-off series. A trio of young ninjas, Naruto (voice of Junko Takeuchi), Sasuke (Noriaki Sugiyama) and Sakura (Chie Nakamura), are schooled together in the village hidden in the leaves. Each desires to become a ninja for different reasons and will face his or her own personal battles along the way. The episodes are: 'The Next Challenge! Naruto Vs The Nine Tails', 'The Fourth Hokage's Death Match!', 'Thank You', 'Battle in Paradise! Odd Beast Vs The Monster!', 'The Man Named Kisame', 'The Angelic Herald of Death', 'The Bridge to Peace', 'The Super Secret S-Rank Mission' and 'The Artist Returns'.

Naruto is thrilled when he is sent on a mission to protect his favourite actress, Yukie Fujikaze, on the set of her new movie, The Adventures of Princess Gale. But when the crew ventures out to film in the icy, foreboding Land of Snow, Yukie mysteriously flees!

Naruto and his squad set off to find her...unaware that three snow Ninjas lie in wait, with a sinister purpose that will force Yukie to face her hidden past!

Double-bill of the groundbreaking Japanese anime feature and its sequel. In 'Ghost in the Shell' (1995), set in a futuristic world where cyberspace, artificial intelligences and cyborg cops are the norm, only the Ghost (the indefinable element of human consciousness) exists to determine who is alive and who is purely a creation of the Net. Major Motoko Kusanagi (voice of Atsuko Tanaka) is an elite officer in the Shell Squad who has been so heavily modified that little more than her Ghost remains. She is assigned to finding a computer criminal who is skilled enough to hack into the minds of his victims, and she finds that he uses humans as puppets to do his evil deeds. Things soon take on a more sinister twist, and it's up to Kusanagi to get to the bottom of it. 'Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence' (2004) is set in 2032, by which point the boundaries between human and robot have started to break down, and cyborg alteration is now completely the norm. Public Security Section 9 is the organisation responsible for policing this brave new world, and when cyborg detective Batou (Akio Ootsuka) takes on a case of a female pleasure robot that brutally murdered its owner, he uncovers similar crimes taking place throughout the city, as robots, cyborgs, and even humans start to question what it really means to be alive.

Computer-animated children's comedy following the adventures had by a group of New York pets after their owners leave the house. Pampered terrier Max (voice of Louis C.K.) is shocked when his owner brings home a huge, sloppy mongrel named Duke (Eric Stonestreet) from the dog pound. An intense rivalry quickly sparks between the two pets, with a jealous Max desperate to regain the attention he once had.

However, the duo must put their differences to one side when cunning rabbit Snowball (Kevin Hart) begins to build an army of neglected ex-pets intent on getting revenge on all happily-owned pets and their owners. With the help of the other animals in his Manhattan building, Max must put a stop to Snowball's evil schemes before it's too late. The film also includes the voice talents of Steve Coogan, Jenny Slate and Lake Bell.

Mamoru Hosoda directs this Japanese anime following the growth and development of a pair of wolf children. Hana (voice of Aoi Miyazaki) meets and falls in love with the dashing Kare (Takao Ohsawa) when he helps sneak her into a college class. Little does Hana know that Kare is a wolfman, but she loves him for who he is and is undeterred when he reveals his true identity to her. They have two children together, Yuki (Haru Kuroki) and Arne (Yukito Nishii), but their hopes of a happy future together are dashed when a tragic accident takes Kare's life. Left with two temperamental children to raise - both of whom possess the ability to switch between human and wolf form at will - Hana faces a daunting challenge as she seeks to navigate Yuki and Arne safely through childhood and adolescence...

Japanese animated feature from Studio Ghibli based on the 1952 children's novel 'The Borrowers' by Mary Norton. The Clock family, each only a few centimetres tall, live peacefully under the floorboards of a house in the Tokyo suburbs inhabited by the elderly Sadoko (voice of Phyllida Law). In order to survive, the Clocks borrow everything they need from their human host in such tiny amounts that they go virtually unnoticed. But their existence comes under threat when fearless 14-year-old Arrietty Clock (Saoirse Ronan) is spotted by Sadoko's sickly 12-year-old nephew Shô (Tom Holland).

All 26 episodes of the Japanese sci-fi anime series set in a future where, following a hyperspace gateway explosion that rendered the Earth almost uninhabitable, the majority of the human race live on Mars. With the government and police under the control of powerful organised crime syndicates, it is down to five bounty hunters known as 'cowboys' to maintain law and order. The episodes are: 'Asteroid Blues', 'Stray Dog Strut', 'Honky Tonk Women', 'Gateway Shuffle', 'Ballad of Fallen Angels', 'Sympathy for the Devil', 'Heavy Metal Queen', 'Waltz for Venus', 'Jamming With Edward', 'Ganymede Elegy', 'Toys in the Attic', 'Jupiter Jazz: Part 1', 'Jupiter Jazz: Part 2', 'Bohemian Rhapsody', 'My Funny Valentine', 'Black Dog Serenade', 'Mushroom Samba', 'Speak Like a Child', 'Wild Horses', 'Pierrot le Fou', 'Boogie Woogie Feng Shui', 'Cowboy Funk', 'Brain Scratch', 'Hard Luck Woman', 'The Real Folk Blues: Part 1' and 'The Real Folk Blues: Part 2'.

Howl's Moving Castle is the latest masterpiece from Oscar-winning director Hayao Miyazaki. It follows the story of young Sophie Hatter, a girl destined to lead a dull life as a hat maker. Sophie has resigned herself to her boring fate, but fate has other plans for her.

Sophie's life is thrown into turmoil when she is literally swept off her feet by a handsome yet mysterious wizard named Howl. Subsequently transformed into a 90 year-old woman by the wicked Witch of the Waste, she embarks on an incredible odyssey to lift the curse, and finds refuge in Howl's magical moving castle.

Based on the book by Welsh author Diana Wynne Jones, Howl's Moving Castle is a magical tale of adventure and imagination.

Satoshi Kuwabara directs as Yugi (voice of Dan Green) and Kaiba (Eric Stuart)'s rivalry is reignited in this animated feature film based on the long-running manga and anime. The Millennium Puzzle and Millennium Ring are once again at the heart of an interdimensional conflict played out in the form of Duel Monsters. The cast also includes Wayne Grayson, Amy Birnbaum and Gregory Abbey.

Episodes 258-270 of the 'Naruto' anime spin-off series. A trio of young ninjas, Naruto (voice of Junko Takeuchi), Sasuke (Noriaki Sugiyama) and Sakura (Chie Nakamura), are schooled together in the village hidden in the leaves. Each desires to become a ninja for different reasons and will face his or her own personal battles along the way. The episodes are: 'Rivals', 'Rift', 'Parting', 'For My Friend', 'War Begins', 'Sai and Shin', 'Secrets of the Reanimation Jutsu', 'An Old Nemesis Returns', 'The First and Last Opponent', 'The Brilliant Military Advisor of the Hidden Leaf', 'Battleground!, 'Forbidden Words' and 'Golden Bonds'.

Japanese anime feature following the fortunes of a thrill-seeker who enters a no-holds-barred intergalactic race. JP (voice of Takuya Kimura) is a racer renowned for his spectacular crashes and crowd-pleasing antics. Ultimately, however, he rarely triumphs and only survives due to his involvement in shifty dealings with the local mafia. JP believes things are looking up when he receives an invite to compete in one of the most prestigious and dangerous races in the galaxy, Redline. Victory, however, is likely to be a tall order. Not only has the military dictatorship of the planet on which the race is based threatened the participants with death, but JP must overcome the tough opposition of his childhood love and fellow racer, Sonoshee (Yû Aoi), if he is to take the chequered flag.

Award-winning, feature-length sci-fi anime adapted from Yasutaka Tsutsui's 1965 novel 'Toki o Kakeru Shojo'. High school student Makoto Konno (voice of Riisa Naka) discovers that she possesses the ability to travel through time and space, and uses the gift to readjust past events in her favour. However, as she learns that every change she makes has the potential for serious repercussions in the present, Makoto is forced to continually revisit the past in order to put right the wrongs she has unwittingly created, eventually realising that everyone's alloted time, even those who can travel through it, is finite.