Familia!

Dandadan

Momo Ayase is a high school girl who believes in ghosts but thinks aliens are nonsense. By chance, she befriends a boy at school who is obsessed with the occult and UFOs, but rejects the existence of spirits. She nicknames him "Okarun." To settle their argument, they make a bet: Momo visits a spot known for UFO sightings while Okarun heads to a haunted tunnel. Their separate excursions prove both of them wrong, as they discover that aliens and ghosts are very real. The encounter leaves them marked by bizarre powers and throws them into a chaotic world of yokairaqs and extraterrestrial threats. Together, they must deal with the surreal dangers now disrupting their everyday lives while navig

Gin Tama

Sakata Gintoki is a former samurai scraping by in an Edo that has been conquered by the Amanto, an alien race whose arrival ended the age of the sword. With samurai stripped of their weapons and their purpose, he takes on any odd job that comes his way to pay the rent and keep his dignity intact. Alongside Shinpachi Shimura, a self-proclaimed disciple, and Kagura, a fearsome alien girl, Gintoki runs the Yorozuya, a jack-of-all-trades business. Their work drags them into all manner of chaotic and hilarious trouble across a city caught between its traditions and its new alien overlords.

Air Gear

Minami "Ikki" Itsuki is the toughest kid at Higashi Junior High School and the leader of the East Side Gunz. Known as the "Unbeatable Babyface," he lives with the mysterious Noyamano sisters, who secretly belong to a Storm Rider team called Sleeping Forest. After a humiliating defeat at the hands of the Skull Saders, a rival street gang, Ikki discovers the sisters' hidden world of Air Treks—motorized inline skates that allow their riders to perform incredible, gravity-defying feats. Determined to regain his pride and experience the sensation of flight, he throws himself into the dangerous and thrilling world of Air Trek.

Go! Go! Loser Ranger!

Thirteen years ago, the Monster Army appeared in a giant floating castle to invade Earth. To defend humanity, the Divine Dragon Rangers rose up with their miraculous powers and divine weapons, becoming mankind's last hope against the immortal invaders. But the truth is very different. The monsters were defeated within a year and are now forced to send one of their own every week to be crushed in front of an adoring audience. The war is nothing more than a staged show. One monster has had enough of this humiliation. Determined to change everything, he decides to infiltrate the ranks of the Dragon Rangers and destroy them from within.

Trigun

Vash the Stampede is a legendary gunman with a sixty-billion double-dollar bounty on his head, blamed for the destruction of the city of July. In truth, he is a pacifist who refuses to take a life, using his inhuman skill with a revolver only to protect the innocent while he wanders the desert planet of Gunsmoke. Pursued relentlessly by bounty hunters, insurance agents Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson, and the mysterious priest Nicholas D. Wolfwood, Vash struggles to keep his vow of non-violence in a world where violence is the only currency many understand. As the deadly Gung-Ho Guns close in, Vash's forgotten past resurfaces, forcing him to confront the truth about July and the morality o

Trigun Maximum

Vash the Stampede is a legendary gunman with a sixty billion double-dollar bounty on his head, blamed for the destruction of the city of July. Yet the man behind the reputation is a pacifist who refuses to kill, using his inhuman skill with a revolver only to protect lives and pursue his simple ideal of love and peace on the desert planet Gunsmoke. Haunted by gaps in his memory and pursued by bounty hunters, Vash travels from town to town, leaving chaos and grateful survivors in his wake. He is joined at times by Nicholas D. Wolfwood, a gun-toting priest whose skills rival his own, and targeted by the Gung-Ho Guns, a band of assassins sent after him for reasons that remain unclear. As Vash