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Card Captor Sakura: The Sealed Card

Four months have passed since the departures of Hiiragizawa Eriol and Li Shaoran from Tomoeda. Kinomoto Sakura, now in sixth grade, passes her time making movies for Tomoyo and preparing for the upcoming Nadeshiko Festival. Things are also changing around her, as Eriol’s old house has been demolished to make way for an amusement park. The opening of this amusement park attracts the youth of Tomoeda, including Sakura and Tomoyo. While enjoying their visit, Sakura feels a familiar aura: that of a Clow Card, and immediately dashes off in search of the source. True to her nature, Sakura fails to look in front of her, and encounters a jarring reunion with some old friends…

Card Captor Sakura: The Movie

Kinomoto Sakura was just your average 10 year old girl, until her encounter with a magical book and its guardian: an orange stuffed animal. She is now Card Captor Sakura, the magical girl entrusted with capturing the Clow Cards in order to prevent calamity from befalling the Earth. During summer vacation, Sakura begins having strange dreams that feature a mysterious woman hovering over a pool of water. The paranormal events continue as she wins a free trip to Hong Kong in a local contest! The trip features reunion and confrontation, and showcases how the power of emotion can transcend centuries.

Card Captor Sakura

Kinomoto Sakura is your average 10-year-old living in Tomoeda, Japan. However, she’s recently been having some strange dreams involving the Tokyo Tower, floating cards, and a strange yellow creature. One day after school, while her brother and father are out, Sakura discovers a strange book in the basement entitled “The Clow,” which contains a stack of mysterious cards. Picking a bad time to practice her English, Sakura reads out loud the name of the first card, “Windy,” causing a sudden gust of wind that blows all the cards out of the house, and awakening Keroberos, the Beast of the Seal. Keroberos dubs Sakura the new “Card Captor,” and says that she must recapture all the cards before they cause too much mischief in the real world.

Buzzer Beater

In the year 20XX, basketball has become the most popular sport in the galaxy. However, the creators of the game – humans – have been relegated only to planetary leagues, as they lack the strength or height of many other races from different planets. Into this world steps Hideyoshi, a street boy with an incredible talent for the sport, who is scouted for the newest all-Earth basketball team.

Boys Be…

High school is a time of many firsts, and six friends – Kyoichi, Makoto, Yoshiyuki, Yumi, Chiharu, and Aki – are about to experience one of the most oft-discussed: first love. Kyoichi and Chiharu in particular are childhood friends whose relationship is starting to develop into something deeper. All six of them are about to learn something more about themselves – and each other.

Boogiepop Phantom

Five years ago, a serial killer terrorized this town. Then, a month ago a strange light appeared in the sky and somehow, everything had changed. Now children with strange powers are cropping up and people are disappearing. Could this all be caused by Boogiepop, the fabled embodiment of death?

Bokurano

During a stay at summer camp, a group of fifteen children finds a cavern by the sea while exploring a nearby beach. Upon investigation of said cavern, the children discover computers, an assortment of electronics, and a man named Kokopelli. They soon learn that Kokopelli is a programmer working on a brand new video game, in which players pilot a large robot in order to protect the Earth. Seeing the kids’ interest in the game, Kokopelli offers each of them a chance to beta test the game for him, and all of them (save one) sign a contract binding them to play. Little do they know exactly what they have gotten themselves into by agreeing to play Kokopelli’s game.

Blassreiter

In Germany, humanity is on the brink of destruction. Amalgams (also called Demoniacs), living dead that are able to assimilate technology, threaten to end all human life in a crazed and unforgiving manner. The only thing that stands between the Demoniacs and their goals is the Xenogenesis Assault Team, yet even the XAT begins to have its own problems from amalgams as well as from internal conflicts. As time wears on, one thing becomes clear: one amalgam will determine the future of the world— the Blassreiter.

Black Lagoon

Okajima Rokuro is having a terrible day – his boat has been hijacked, the disc he was transporting was stolen, and to top it off he’s been kidnapped. But things really turn for the worse when his company decides that it would be better off if the disc and he never existed in the first place. With his regular life kicking him to the curb, Rokuro, newly dubbed Rock, decides to join his kidnappers, Revy, Dutch, and Benny in the Lagoon Company.

Black Butler

Twelve-year-old earl Ciel Phantomhive is the head of the popular Funtom Company, a British corporation that specializes in toy-making and sweets. At the bidding of Queen Victoria, the young orphan frequently dives into the seedy underbelly of London to solve various societal and political problems, earning him the nickname of “The Queen’s Guard Dog.” As the rest of the mansion’s servants are generally portrayed as a band of bumbling misfits, Ciel is forced to go to extreme measures to hire a butler of masterful skill to help him run the household and complete his fairly regular tasks for the Queen. Just how good is Sebastian Michealis? You might say he’s one hell of a butler…