Anime Summeries
Bleach
Kurosaki Ichigo has always been able to see ghosts. What he hasn't seen before, is a god of death. Enter Kuchiki Rukia, Shinigami. On a simple mission, Rukia finds herself unable to fulfill her duties as a death god. She transfers her powers to Ichigo to fight a hollow - a heartless spirit that consumes the souls of others. With the powers of a Shinigami, Ichigo is forced to fight the epic struggle to preserve the souls of his friends and the world.more
Case Closed
Jimmy Kudo is a promising young detective, who gets caught in the wrong place at the wrong time. Found investigating a group of criminals, he is silenced in an odd way; he is administer a drug that turns him back into a child. He continues to pursue his work as a private eye, he takes on the name Conan to mask his true identity.more
Chobits
Motosuwa Hideki is not the brightest crayon in the box. After he bombs his college entrance exam, he moves to Tokyo to be taught in a couple of months at prep school what four years of high school failed to teach him. Once in Tokyo, he notices that everyone has a Persocom,or personal computer assistant. Persocoms look, act, and are even treated like real people. Motosuwa can't afford one, however, and by pure luck finds one in the trashcan. When he boots her up, all she can do (at first) is immitate his movements and say "Chii." Motosuwa has now become the teacher, despite his lack of knowledge in just about every subject. He names his Persocom after the first thing she said, but it becomes apparent that she is no ordinary Persocom. Could Chii be a legendary form of artificial intelligence known as chobits?more
Cowboy Bebop
In 2071, bounty hunters Spike and Jet join together with Ein, Faye, and Ed on the spaceship Bebop. Together, they do everything from stopping genetically engineered super-killers, to seaking riches, and even reuniting father and daughter. They are space cowboys in every sense, despite little "quirks" that they may have.more
Dragon Ball Z
The Star of Dragon Ball, Goku, returns to save the planet from a series of powerful villains. Now more mature, he teams up with his son and others. Will Gohan ever amount to be the type of hero as his father?more
Full Metal Alchemist
When their mother dies, young Edward and Alphonse try to resurrect her using the ancient science of alchemy, and things go horribly wrong. Ed loses his entire body, but Al contains his soul in a suit of armor. Al also loses part of his body in the failed resurrection attempt, and is forced to fashion the missing parts of his body from metal. Now, they venture off across the country, following rumors of the existence of the solution to their problems in a mysteriously prosperous desert town. Could this be where the legendary philosopher's stone resides?more
Gundam Seed
In a time of economic hardship, a war breaks out between the average people (the naturals) and those of superior reflexes, strength, etc. (the coordinators). The neutral planet Heliopolis is drug into the war when the Earth Alliance (the naturals) hides mobil suits (used in combat) on the planet. The Zaft (coordinators) raid the planet, and a battle ensues. Characters grow, learn and change, both for better or worse in the climate of war.more
InuYasha
Kagome Higurashi is a fifteen-year old girl whose family tends a shrine. One day, a demon centipede reaches out of a dried up well and pulls her down back in time. On the other side she meets InuYasha, the dog-like demon. He claims she smells just like Kikyo, the woman who fifty years ago pinned him against a tree with an arrow when he was allegedly trying to steal the Shikon jewel. Although InuYasha is a demon, he can be controlled by Kagome with the prayer beads he wears but cannot remove. All she has to say is "sit boy," and he's pinned to the ground. Talk about a controlling girl! At first, the two are unwilling to be allies, as Inu Yasha is bent on killing Kagome. Before he does, however, they need to retrieve the jewel, which gets broken into countless shards. Kagome eventually convinces InuYasha not to kill her, and they work together to find each and every shard. more
Maison Ikkoku
Yusaku Godai, while trying to pass his college entrance exams, moves into the boarding house Maison Ikkoku. The other tenants at times become very distracting in their crazyness. He doesn't seem to mind them too much, though, as his eyes are set on the beautiful and young new building manager, Kyoto Otanashi.more
Pokémon
There's this kid named Ash Ketchum who gets his first Pokémon, Pikachu, from Professor Oak. Pikachu at first does not listen to Ash's commands because he does not believe in him as a trainer. Ash borrows a bike from a girl named Misty, promising to pay her back. However, the bike is destroyed and Misty follows him until he repays his debt to her (which he never does). Depending on the season, they are accompanied by either Brock or Tracy.more
Princess Mononoke
Prince Ashitaka is caught in the hatred of a far off war between humans and gods. A boar god, struck by the bullet of Lady Eboshi, turns into a demon from hatred. The now demon boar attacks Ashitaka's village and is killed by the prince's arrow, but not before inflicting a cursed wound. Now, Ashitaka must end the war and hatred between gods and humans before he and the world are consumed by the hate. Along the way he meets corrupt monks, iron workers, and (most importantly) San the the wolf girl.more
Ranma ½
Sixteen year old Saotome Ranma is not only to inherit his family's school of free-style fighting, but is expected to take over the Tendo dojo as well. Things go crazy when Genma, Ranma's father, takes him to the cursed Jyusenkyo springs for training. They both fall in, and come out as whatever first drowned in the spring. For Genma this is a panda bear, but Ranma meets a far worse fate: he becomes a big-busted red-headed girl! To top it off, Genma has a habbit of engaging his son to young ladies in exchange for food, without Ranma knowing! Add in vengence, bitter rivalry, and more cursed people, and it makes for a real mess!more
Trigun
A western set in the future, Trigun focuses on a legendary outlaw, Vash (A.K.A. Vash the Stampede, The Humanoid Typhoon). On his head is a $$60,000,000,000 reward (no, that is not a typo!) The description of Vash has become warped as it has been passed from person to person, and the stories of him contradict each other. The only consistency is that he womanizes (or tries). Although credited with killing thousands, there is no real record of Vash ever taking a life. In fact, he's not all he's cracked up to be! Vash is actually a wiry guy with blond hair and yellow glasses. He wears a red trench coat, and is actually very clumsy. His "nerdiness" is topped off with his fear of death and unease around blood. When it comes down to crunch time, however, he always seems to get the job done, whether it be accidentally or not. more
Wolf's Rain
The plot at first glance is deceivingly simple. In a post-civilization world, wolves are supposed to rule the world. Many have found paradise, but a few are left behind. A group of those still serching consists of Toboe, Kiba, Hige, and Tsume. Together they (unwillingly) work together in their quest. However, there are wolf hunters who appear at every turn to kill them. The hardest plight for Kiba, though, is Cheza, who is the protector of the wolves and thus key to paradise.more
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