Catalog
6.8
Kureyon Shinchan: Chojiku! Arashi wo Yobu Ora no Hanayome
In a bizarre twist of fate, five-year-old Shin-chan is whisked away through time and space by his future bride-to-be Tamiko, who reveals that her father has turned his future self into stone in an attempt to silence him. Joining forces with their childhood friends, the group embarks on a perilous quest to save Shinnosuke's adult self from certain doom at the hands of his tyrannical father. Along the way, they encounter a world ravaged by an impact winter and a corporate overlord who will stop at nothing to maintain his grip on power, all while navigating the challenges of time travel and the complexities of their own relationships.
6.1
Gekijou-ban tensei shitara slime datta ken: Soukai no namida-hen
Rimuru Tempest (Miho Okasaki) and his companions are invited by Elmesia El-Ru Sarion, the Celestial Emperor of the Sorcerous Dynasty Thalion, to a private resort island. There, they meet Yura, a mysterious woman with ties to the underwater Kingdom of Kaien. As tensions rise, Rimuru and his friends, including Shion (Mao Ichimichi) and Gobta (Tomoaki Maeno), team up with Yura to stop Djeese's plan to awaken the mystical water dragon, which threatens the surface world. Along the way, Yura's true identity is revealed, and her connection to the water dragon is explored.
7.1
Nasu: Andalusia no natsu
In this unique blend of action, animation, and sports, Pepe Benengeli, a second-class cyclist, finds an unexpected opportunity to shine on his hometown's streets during the Tour of Spain. As he navigates the thrilling Vuelta a España road bicycle race, Pepe must balance his loyalty to his team with personal ambitions, all while dealing with family drama and sponsorship pressure. Will this ordinary cyclist be able to seize the chance of a lifetime on the eve of his brother's wedding?
6.5
Minions & Monsters
Minions & Monsters follows a group of Minions as they aim to make a monster movie of their own in Old Hollywood. The tribe serves various masters before joining filmmaker Max and becoming stars in his silent films. When sound is introduced, the Minions struggle to adapt and are fired. James, with the help of Henry and Ed, pitches an idea for a new film titled Minions & Monsters, where they fight against giant creatures. Along the way, they're hired by a futuristic alien robot named Dort, who enlists their help in romantically pursuing women's rights activist Debbie. The group must band together to stop a monster named Irene from destroying the world and ultimately save the day.
7.4
Bugs Bunny Gets the Boid
In this 1942 Merrie Melodies cartoon, directed by Bob Clampett and produced by Leon Schlesinger, Bugs Bunny outwits a young buzzard named Beaky Buzzard (aka "Killer" by his mother) in a heartwarming and hilarious battle of wits. The shy and slow buzzard is tasked with catching a rabbit for dinner, but his mother's meddling leads to chaos, and Bugs cleverly plays a trick on the bird, ultimately earning him the praise and affection of his own mother - and, more importantly, himself. With Clampett's trademark breakneck speed and Mel Blanc's signature banter, this cartoon is a timeless classic that showcases the evolution of Bugs Bunny's character and sets the stage for future escapades with this beloved cartoon legend.
7.9
Bugs Bunny Rides Again
In the 1948 animated short "Bugs Bunny Rides Again," Bugs Bunny faces off against Yosemite Sam in a wild Western showdown. As they engage in an escalating series of gunfights and witty banter, Bugs cleverly outmaneuvers his nemesis with everything from pea shooters to a soft shoe routine. Ultimately, the two rivals play cards, with Bugs winning by cheating, but the game is quickly forgotten as the Miami Special train arrives, filled with swimsuit-clad women headed for a beauty contest - and Bugs emerges victorious once again.
7.2
Bugs Bunny and the Three Bears
In a wacky reimagining of the classic tale, Bugs Bunny becomes the unlikely star of this 1944 cartoon short. When his keen sense of smell leads him to the home of the Three Bears, he unwittingly stumbles into their midst, setting off a series of hilarious and chaotic events. As Mama Bear develops a crush on the wisecracking rabbit, she pursues him with enthusiasm, leading to a series of comedic misadventures that leave Bugs struggling to evade her advances.
7.7
A Wild Hare
In this groundbreaking cartoon short, director Tex Avery brings to life two beloved Looney Tunes characters in a hilarious and action-packed adventure. Elmer Fudd, the hapless hunter, is on the hunt for his arch-nemesis Bugs Bunny, who consistently outsmarts and outwits him at every turn. With its witty banter, clever gags, and charming performances from Mel Blanc and Arthur Q. Bryan, "A Wild Hare" sets the stage for the beloved cartoon rabbit's future escapades.
7.8
Baseball Bugs
In this classic Looney Tunes short, Bugs Bunny takes on his toughest opponents yet: the Gas-House Gorillas, a menacing baseball team that's been bullying their way to victory all season long. With quick wit and athletic prowess, Bugs outsmarts the Gorillas at every turn, employing cartoon physics-defying tricks like dodging a fastball and catching home runs in mid-air. As the game reaches its thrilling climax, Bugs pulls off an unforgettable heist on the Umpire State Building, securing victory for his team and proving once again why he's the wittiest, most resourceful rabbit in town.
7.5
8 Ball Bunny
In this charming cartoon, Bugs Bunny takes on a promise to return Playboy Penguin, a star performer who has been left behind in Hoboken after his ice show at the Brooklyn Ice Palace closes. As they embark on an unexpected journey southward, Bugs and Playboy face various challenges, including encountering a hobo and navigating the deceptive allure of a ship bound for Brooklyn. Along the way, Bugs' resourcefulness and ingenuity are juxtaposed with Playboy's plight, making for a bittersweet tale that ultimately culminates in a heartwarming revelation.
6.1
Elmer's Candid Camera
Elmer Fudd (Arthur Q. Bryan) attempts to take photographs of various animals, including a rascally cartoon rabbit (Mel Blanc), but his subject consistently outsmarts him. Elmer's ineptitude leads to a series of comedic mishaps, ultimately resulting in his own destruction and near-death experience at the hands of the cunning rabbit.
8.6
Ribon Hîrô
In a world ravaged by calamity, one princess must rise again to save her new home from the same fate that befell her kingdom. With the help of her newfound friends and a powerful prosthetic limb, Princess Sapphire transforms into the legendary Ribbon Hero, wielding a sword to defend Goldland against the monstrous Nergal's wrath. This epic animated adventure is an unforgettable journey of overcoming loss and trauma, set in a richly imagined fantasy realm.
7.2
Doraemon: Nobita no kyôryû
In a thrilling adventure that takes Nobita on a journey through time and dinosaurs, "Doraemon: Nobita no Kyōryū" (2006) brings to life a prehistoric tale of friendship and responsibility. After bringing a fossilized egg back to life with the Time Cloth, Nobita finds himself caring for a baby dinosaur named Piisuke, which grows too big to stay in his closet. As Piisuke faces threats from poachers and danger lurks around every corner, Nobita, Doraemon, and their friends must use time travel and teamwork to rescue Piisuke and outsmart the villainous Black Mask, all while learning valuable lessons about bravery, friendship, and growing up.
6.8
Doraemon: Nobita to Animaru puranetto
In a thrilling adventure that blurs the lines between reality and fantasy, "Doraemon: Nobita to Animaru puranetto" whisks viewers away on an unforgettable journey through space and time. When a mysterious pink fog transports Nobita and his friends to an animal planet, they must join forces with the locals to uncover its origin and save their new hosts from the sinister Nimuge organization. With Doraemon's ingenious gadgets leading the charge, the unlikely heroes embark on a quest that not only saves a distant world but also sparks a transformation in the very fabric of their own.
7.1
The Scarecrow
In a dystopian world called the City of Plenty, an overworked Scarecrow starts work at the Crow Foods Factory, where he witnesses disturbing conditions and decides to take action. Inspired by a simple red pepper, he opens a burrito stand in the city, offering a more sustainable alternative. A powerful cover version of "Pure Imagination" by Fiona Apple accompanies the film's themes of rebellion against industrial agriculture, adding emotional depth to the narrative.
7.2
Shì Wài
In a realm where unresolved emotions hold sway, a group of spiritual guardians known as soulkeepers navigate the delicate balance between human lives and the afterlife. Their world is one of intricate knots and unresolved resentments, which can give rise to malevolent forces known as Seeds of Evil. Against this backdrop, Gudo, a skilled soulkeeper, forms an unlikely bond with Yuri, a young girl whose untimely death has left her consumed by rage and regret. Together, they embark on a perilous quest to unravel the threads of Yuri's life, confronting dark secrets and confronting their own demons in a desperate bid to prevent the unleashing of catastrophic destruction upon both worlds.
6.2
Evolution
In "Evolution," Yannick Vergara voices Zoe as she navigates a world where her DNA has been altered by an alien substance, causing humans to transform into animals and vice versa. Alongside her pets, including Hodeia Macua's Peggy and Iker Bengoetxea's voice cast members in various animal roles, Zoe must find a way to restore balance to the world before it's too late.
6.7
Dragon Ball: Shenron no Densetsu
In this 1986 Japanese animated martial arts fantasy adventure film, a young girl named Pansy teams up with Goku and Bulma to stop King Gurumes, a monstrous villain with insatiable hunger who is searching for the Dragon Balls to break a curse that turns him into a giant monster. Joined by Oolong and Yamcha, they must outsmart the villain's minions and overcome their own fears in order to find Master Roshi and wish away the curse.
7.2
Alpine Climbers
Join Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, and Pluto on their hilarious Alpine adventure as they take on the challenges of mountain climbing. From a run-in with a feisty mountain goat over some prized edelweiss to a row with an eagle over its eggs, these mischievous friends will stop at nothing to reach the summit - or cause chaos along the way. With Donald's temper and Mickey's quick wit on full display, Pluto gets into his own unique brand of trouble as they tackle the Swiss Alps in this classic animated short.