Collection of anime shorts. 'The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya', based on the light novels by Nagura Tanigawa, follows the adventures of a group of high school students. Ordinary boy Kyon (voice of Tomokazu Sugita) realises that life at school is going to be anything but dull when the girl beside him, Haruhi (Aya Hirano), stands up and announces that she's not interested in normal people, only 'time-travellers, aliens, and ESP-ers'. 'Nyoron! Churuya-san' also features Kyon and Haruhi, as well as Churuya-san (Yuki Matsuoka)'s perpetual search for her favourite food, smoked cheese.

Second collection of anime shorts. 'The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya', based on the light novels by Nagura Tanigawa, follows the adventures of a group of high school students. Ordinary boy Kyon (voice of Tomokazu Sugita) realises that life at school is going to be anything but dull when the girl beside him, Haruhi (Aya Hirano), stands up and announces that she's not interested in normal people, only 'time-travellers, aliens, and ESP-ers'. In this collection, Haruhi applies her unique vision of the world to Valentine's Day and Halloween. 'Nyoron! Churuya-san' also features Kyon and Haruhi, as well as Churuya-san (Yuki Matsuoka)'s perpetual search for her favourite food, smoked cheese.

The final six episodes from the Japanese anime based on the light novel from Nisio Isin's 'Monogatari' series. When transfer student Ougi Oshino (voice of Kaori Mizuhashi) arrives at Naoetsu Private High she immediately seeks out third year student Koyomi Araragi (Hiroshi Kamiya) in the hope that he can help solve the mystery behind a strange discovery she has made. After studying plans of the school, Ougi notices a secret classroom which is not listed on the blueprints. However, when Koyomi joins her to investigate, he soon realises the room is linked to a number of troubling memories from his past. The episodes are: 'Shinobu Mail: Part 1', 'Shinobu Mail: Part 2', 'Shinobu Mail: Part 3', 'Shinobu Mail: Part 4', 'Shinobu Mail: Part 5', 'Shinobu Mail: Part 6'.

All 26 episodes of the Japanese anime series following the adventures of Gene Starwind (voice of Shigeru Shibuya) and his crew on-board the stolen Outlaw Star spaceship. Gene and his partner-in-crime Jim Hawking (Rica Matsumoto) come up against pirates and aliens as the owners of the ship try to track them down. The episodes are: 'Outlaw World', 'The Star of Desire', 'Into Burning Space', 'When the Hot Ice Melts', 'The Beast Girl Ready to Pounce!', 'The Beautiful Assassin', 'Creeping Evil', 'Forced Departure', 'A Journey of Adventure! Huh?', 'Gathering for the Space Race', 'Adrift in Subspace', 'Mortal Combat With the El Dorado', 'Advance Guard from an Alien World', 'Final Countdown', 'The Seven Emerge', 'The Demon of the Water Planet', 'Between Life and Machine', 'The Strongest Woman in the Universe', 'Law and Lawlessness', 'Cats and Girls and Spaceships', 'Grave of the Dragon', 'Gravity Jailbreak', 'Hot Springs Planet Tenrei', 'Cutting the Galactic Leyline', 'Maze of Despair' and 'Return to Space'.

The first seven episodes from the Japanese anime based on the light novel from Nisio Isin's 'Monogatari' series. When transfer student Ougi Oshino (voice of Kaori Mizuhashi) arrives at Naoetsu Private High she immediately seeks out third year student Koyomi Araragi (Hiroshi Kamiya) in the hope that he can help solve the mystery behind a strange discovery she has made. After studying plans of the school, Ougi notices a secret classroom which is not listed on the blueprints. However, when Koyomi joins her to investigate, he soon realises the room is linked to a number of troubling memories from his past. The episodes are: 'Ougi Formula: Part 1', 'Ougi Formula: Part 2', 'Sodachi Riddle: Part 1', 'Sodachi Riddle: Part 2', 'Sodachi Lost: Part 1', 'Sodachi Lost: Part 2' and 'Sodachi Lost: Part 3'.

Episodes 1-13 of the Japanese anime. In the distant cosmos, warring factions fight for control of the planets of East and West. On the West planet, a king has risen to unite the people and bring stability, but the East is still engulfed by war. Jeanne Kaguya d'Arc (voice of Yoko Hikasa), a girl prophesised to be the saviour of the worlds at birth, travels to the East planet with Leonardo Da Vinci (Tomokazu Sugita) in the hope of uniting the battling clans under the flag of the impulsive Nobunaga (Mamoru Miyano) and ending the war forever. The episodes are: 'The Star', 'The Lovers', 'The Chariot', 'The Magician', 'The Tower', 'Strength', 'The Hierophant', 'Wands', 'The Moon', 'Temperance', 'Death', 'The Fool' and 'Ace of Swords'.

Anime feature written and directed by Hiroyuki Okiura. Following the death of her father (voice of Kirk Thornton), 11-year-old Momo (Amanda Pace) moves with her mother (Stephanie Sheh) to the remote island of Shio. Struggling to deal with her grief, Momo tries to discover the meaning behind an unfinished letter her father left her containing only two words, 'Dear Momo'. As she adapts to rural island life, a number of strange incidents occur on the quiet island and Momo discovers three impish spirits behind them. But are the mischievious trio of Iwa (Fred Tatasciore), Kawa (Dana Snyder) and Mame (Bob Bergen) actually around to help her?

The final 12 episodes from the Japanese anime. Skilled high school student Daichi (voice of Miyu Irino) has the ability to control a special laser known as the Livlaster which allows him to pilot the Earth Engine. He becomes a key figure in mankind's battle against an alien race but he will need to make some allies to help him win the fight. The episodes are: 'A Maiden's Tear That Sparkled Through the Night', 'True Self', 'Her Flare', 'The Knights of Midsummer', 'Onslaught Through the Wilderness', 'Your Smile Means Everything', 'Satellitejack', 'The Meaning of a Captain', 'The Operation Summer', 'A Midsummer Night's Dream', 'Auberon' and 'Captain Earth'.

Japanese anime series following Mugen (voice of Kazuya Nakai), a disreputable, wild samurai warrior, and Jin (Ginpei Sato), a mysterious, dignified ronin. When the two warriors cross paths and become involved in a violent swordfight, they find themselves as mismatched comrades on a quest to help young waitress Fuu (Ayako Kawasumi) track down an elusive samurai.

Fifth collection of episodes from the anime following the adventures of a boy who sets out to become a pirate. Like many others before him, Monkey D. Luffy (voice of Mayumi Tanaka) is obsessed by the tale of the treasure horde called One Piece reputedly buried by the Pirate King Gol D. Roger before his execution. Armed with only his irrepressible nature, Monkey sets out to become a pirate in the dangerous waters of the Grand Line - and it isn't long before he has his own crew of ruffians, a ship and a navy fleet on his trail as he searches for the treasure that will crown him the new king of the pirates.

All 26 episodes of the anime series directed by Koichi Chigira, set in the steampunk world of Prestale where vast airships and fleets of planes clash high above the ground as two kingdoms fight an endless war. Claus and Levie are two pilots caught up in this war after they take on a mission to deliver a young girl to the airship Silvana - only to be betrayed at the last minute...

The complete series of the anime following the adventures of an anti-social boy who unwittingly finds himself drawn into a murder investigation. Takumi Nishijo (voice of Hiroyuki Yoshino) much prefers watching anime and playing online games to engaging directly with humanity. However, when an online chat causes him to believe that he may have stumbled across important information regarding a series of brutal murders that have recently taken place in the area, Takumi ventures out into the real world and quickly discovers that it is every bit as frenetic and out of control as his computer games. The episodes are: 'Boot Up', 'Ego', 'Contact', 'Commencing', 'Guidance', 'Embracement', 'Realisation', 'Linkage', 'Rejection', 'Purification', 'Independence' and 'Mission'.