The Hyper Rescue Police team are under attack by an enigmatic youth named Tera, who, as it turns out, has been possessed by an evil artificial intelligence. It is an android wielding a powerful energy force capable of rendering Drivehead inoperable by Go and his team members. Tera grows to enormous size, threatening the world by swallowing up all in its path. An emergency response team springs to action at an unprecedented level to reactivate Drivehead. Can Go and his fellow heroes save the world and loved ones from an existential threat?

A fanciful story of a tiny little girl who lives alone in the woods and travels to the local town for work. Otenba, who likes to invent things, Kunigitan, daughter of a wealthy family who lives in a mansion, Rentan, whose parents have the power to sense spirits, and Aroe, who loves to swim, are all her friends that join Binchotan on her adventures. This adorable series teaches us all the value of not taking the little things for granted.

Meet the Yamato kids! Gokiburi-chan is full of courage and daring, but it tends to get him into trouble. Gururu, is the gourmet and never leaves home without his fork and knife. Tororo is a little slow, but always tries his best to keep up with the others. Gao is the biggest and can't but be a bit bossy. Kiriri, the only girl of the group, has the most energy and tackles any problem with speed and gusto. They're just like any other kids, except they live behind a refrigerator... their roaches! They really want to make friends with the humans of the house, but the mother of the household always seems to be out to get them. So the kids put their heads together to figure out a way to communicate their good intentions by trying to do nice things for their human hosts with varying degrees of success! Can't we all just get along?

In a fantasy world where fairies control the natural elements unbeknownst to the human world, an unlikely pair is formed. Saga, an independent and principled 11 year-old girl, finds her world turned upside down when she discovers a tiny fairy named Sugar. Sugar is a young snow fairy in training, and is quite surprised that Saga can see her. No one is more surprised than Saga though, but Saga soon wonders if being able to see Sugar is such a good thing. Fairies are prone to joke and play, and Sugar is no different, messing up Saga's well-structured life in no time. But fairies like Sugar have a structure to their lives as well. They all have a flower of magic which they must cultivate by collecting the mysterious 'kirameki.' Just when Saga has had enough of Sugar's antics, Sugar's flower of magic plants itself right in Saga's room! Now the two are stuck with each other and must learn to bridge the gap between their two personalities and their two worlds. With humor and adventure, no one will want to miss this warm and magical story that teaches children the value of friendship and working toward one's goals.

With appearances and personalities so different, no one can believe these kids are related, much less born on the same day! Fights and arguments are par for the course, but when they are in trouble they are sure to stick together. Mom, Dad, and even the family dog are sure to get drawn into their inevitable antics which are a guaranteed source of laughter for all.

In the early 19th century, a colorful cast of characters from across the globe for reasons good and evil find themselves bound by the common goal of pursuing the ancient legend of the "power stones." A power stone is said to fulfill wishes and release hidden power from within those that possess them and amplify the good or evil intrinsic to that character's nature. The main character Falcon, a dauntless adventurer from Britain, must compete and sometimes cooperate with the others searching for this ancient treasure. Based on the Capcom game of the same name, this fantasy adventure title tells the tale of the pursuit for legendary power in a world filled with action, magic, and mystery.

Leaping from the virtual dimension of video games and into the world of humans comes Goemon, an energetic ninja with special abilities that draw their power from his sweet bean cakes. Goemon and his comical band of friends cross over into reality to chase the evil overlord Maguamuge who has entered our world to exploit it for his evil purposes. But with the help of their 10-year-old pal Tsukasa, in whose home they live, Goemon and his faithful companions work to rid the human world of this video game menace.

Sugar and spice and everything nice, that's what little girls are made of....well, except for this little girl. Take a liberal dose of smarts, stir in a cup of spunk, a heaping spoonful of independence, a whole lot of attitude and you get... KIKO: An adult mind in a five year old's body. She cooks, she cleans, she does the shopping, she operates complex machinery, she sculpts works of art, she's a Bonsai master- basically, she can do it all. The only problem is she still gets treated like a kid. And, boy, does it bug her! Kiko befuddles her father, mystifies her mother and terrifies her teacher. Other adults that Kiko meets consistently underestimate her, at their peril. Sure, she has friends her own age, but everyone knows that she's clearly in a league of her own. Even her nervous cat senses it.

Based on a book by L. Frank Baum, famed author of the "Wizard of Oz" series, The Adventures of Young Santa Claus tells the story of Santa Claus as a child and youth before becoming the world-renowned saint of Christmas. Filled with the loves, dreams, and adventures of a boy growing up, this skillfully drawn animation presents the answers to children's most perplexing questions, such as why Santa Claus delivers Christmas presents around the world, how he is able to do it all in one day, and why he rides a sleigh pulled by reindeer. Discoveries abound for every generation in the heartwarming adventures of the young Santa, his cat, fairies and reindeer.

Even the most common conveniences—from the mail system and airplanes, to simpler tools such as erasers and pencils—started somewhere. And each starting point holds a fascinating tale of dreams, hard work and often unexpected stories of how things began, viewers will rediscover the wonder behind what we have come to take for granted.

This program focuses on things we encounter every day, including our environment, the weather, and common products and machinery we couldn't imagine living without. Why do deserts form? What causes thunder? How does an airplane fly? Why do we catch colds?

It is easy to take for granted today's many modern conveniences. This fascinating program takes us back to the beginning of many such products and reawakens some of the wonder in how it all started.

Each of the four stories follows the journey of a young girl entering the unsettling yet promising age of adolescence, when love, friendship, trust, courage and the pursuit of one's own dreams becomes the main pursuit in life. Children will especially enjoy the music, which is drawn from classical sources such as Schubert and Chopin, as well as popular folk songs from Scotland and Ireland. In sight and sound, each story is an enthralling experience that children will treasure.

Why is seawater salty? What causes volcanoes to erupt? Why don't man-made satellites fall from the sky? What makes people sleepy? Answers to these questions and more are in this animated title which explores topics of nature, customs, and technology.