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A quick word about PG/PG-13 rated anime -- I've included "official" (package-listing) "PG" and "PG-13" here as well as a close approximation of the this-age-and-up ratings, using a cutoff of 15 (listing "16+" as "R" elsewhere).
Blue Seed | TV (25 eps) |
Young Momiji was born to save the world from demons, but can only her death by sacrifice stop the demons from ruling the Earth? What really happened to her twin sister? | |
Boogiepop Phantom | TV (12 eps) |
A series of disappearances and grisly murders took place five years ago, and those acts, and the mysterious sudden halting of them, still affect people in the present. Each episode tells the story from a different character's point of view (much like Rashomon). | |
Chobits | TV |
Trying to get into college, a young man stumbles upon a computer lying in a trash heap; but this computer is an extremely cute female android, walking around without an operating system. . . or is she? | |
Crusher Joe | OVA/Movie |
When things go wrong, and you can't call in the Space Force and make your troubles public, it's time to call in the crushers, intergalactic troubleshooters; the best in the business is Joe and his team. Just don't double-cross them, because they'll solve that problem, too. . . . | |
.Hack (Dot-Hack) | TV/OVA/Game |
An online RPG becomes all too real to its participants when players become comatose and a rare few reawaken to attempt to find out what's happening. A TV version is released separately from the PlayStation2 games and OVAs (packaged together). | |
Dynasty Warriors | Multiple Game(s) |
A series of PlayStation and PS2 games based on the Three Kingdoms saga of 2nd- and 3rd-century Chinese history (Shu, Wu, and Wei kingdoms), featuring large roaming maps and an open-ended style of recreating the famous battles between the Han and Jin dynasties. | |
Full Metal Panic! | TV (26 eps) |
A rogue military group works to defend a young high-school girl from kidnappers; governments are collecting people with special powers, called 'Whispered', but for what purpose? | |
Gasaraki | TV (26 eps) |
Two youths, Yushiro and Miharu, find themselves tangled in a web of military experiments and an encroaching horror from their pasts. | |
Gunsmith Cats | OVA (3 eps) |
Rally Vincent, a Chicago gunsmith, and her explosives-fanatic partner go up against a Russian hit-woman on the streets of Chicago. | |
Ico | Game |
Imprisoned in a castle full of spirits, a young boy tries to escape and rescue a mysterious girl. Gorgeous terrain details and near-perfect controls in this PlayStation2 puzzle-solver. | |
Iria: Zeiram the Animation | OVA (6 eps) |
A young bounty hunter battles against the perfect violent lifeform to avenge the loss of her brother and stop a conspiracy determined to keep the creature alive. | |
Kacho Ouji (Black Heaven) ![]() |
TV (13) |
A mid-30s businessman is recruited to help save the galaxy in an interstellar battle; like a satire of Macross using heavy metal music, only his "groove" can power the ultimate weapon and save us all. Fair animation (digital) but better as the story progresses. | |
Love Hina | TV/OVA |
Keitaro made a promise years ago to attend Tokyo U with a young girl shortly before she moved away; now he's failing the entrance exams, his grandmother's hot springs apartment building that he now manages has turned into an all-girl's dorm, and one of the girls made a certain promise to a boy years ago. | |
Magic Knights Rayearth | TV/OVA |
Three girls who promised to never split up approach high school graduation and the ultimate test of that childhood promise, involving nature spirits that fuse with them to become giant robots defending (or against, depending on the version) an alternate universe. | |
Mahoromatic | Multiple TV(s) |
Reaching the final year of her "lifespan", a battle android is given the chance to follow her dream, as retiring from battle would extend her time. What better job after retiring than as a live-in maid for her former commander's teenaged son? But how can she deal with the enemy who isn't aware of her retired status? | |
Master Keaton | TV |
Anime's answer to Indiana Jones; an archeaology professor with a wide-ranging past takes on investigations for Lloyds of London policy holders. | |
Memories | Movie |
Three shorts by Otomo Katsuhiro, with direction by Morimoto Koji, Okamura Tensai, and Otomo himself, offer a brief "Outer Limits" style strangeness; a classic that shows how CG (in "Magnetic Rose") were not as obvious eight years ago as they seem to be today. | |
Metropolis | Movie |
Loosely based on the silent film of the same name and the classic manga by Tezuka Osamu, a future society where humans and robots live together gets a wake-up call when a group of humans organize a revolt. | |
Millennium Actress | Movie |
A documentary director interviews a legendary actress, reliving her life through memories of her life and films; the documentary makers even participate in the reenactments of her memories. | |
Mononoke Hime (Princess Mononoke) | Movie |
A prince finds himself in a battle between men of industry, the gods of the forest, and a girl fighting against the humans for her own reasons. | |
Nadia: The Secret of Blue Water | TV (39 eps) |
Based on Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, a French inventor helps a young circus performer in a quest to find the secrets of her past and her unusual pendant. | |
Otaku no Video | OVA (2 eps) |
Gainax studio's "mockumentary" of itself; Kubo and Takaka set out to "otakunize" the world. How many studio inside-jokes and external anime references can you find? | |
Porco Rosso (Kuronai no Buta) | Movie |
In an age when propeller planes ruled the air in battle, a legendary bounty hunter with the face of a pig befriends a girl mechanic and races against the odds against air pirates. | |
Rahxephon | TV (26 eps) |
In a future where Tokyo is the only remaining city after an alien attack, a young boy finds a robot that he can somehow pilot and finds himself outside Tokyo -- in a world that runs under a different timescale and has secured Tokyo as the enemy. | |
Ranma 1/2 | Multiple TV/OVA/Movie(s) |
In the Anything Goes martial arts school, one needs to be ready for literally anything. But when Ranma and his father trek off to China in search of the ultimate training ground, without the benefit of knowing how to read Chinese, they fall into magical springs. Meet Ranma, who turns into a girl when splashed with cold water, and his father, who turns into a giant panda. Hot water reverses the spell, but not for long. . . . | |
Real Bout High School | TV (13 eps) |
In this school, rival clubs and gangs duke it out for funding the old fashioned way; they beat each other up. Enter a young girl obsessed with samurai movies and practicing kendo, a magical pendant that transports the wearer into another dimension, and a monster-of-the-week. Still, it's all in good fun, or is it? | |
Revolutionary Girl Utena | TV/Movie |
After meeting a price in her childhood, Utena had vowed to become a prince herself, to save damsels in distress, etc. Now in high school, she's found herself in the midst of a group trying to control a "Rose Bride", her friend. | |
Read or Die | OVA (3 eps) |
A team of library agents with super powers take on a group of historical-scientist clones to save the world. | |
Roujin Z | Movie |
When a prototype bed, designed to cater to the needs of its patient, goes too far by accepting every need, including escape, a young nurse may be the only one able to save the patient. | |
Sailor Moon | Multiple TV/Movie(s) |
An oversleeping, overeating, crybaby junior-high student finds herself as a chosen warrior to fight against various monsters-of-the-week with the help of a few other girls (Sailors Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, etc.). One of the notorious "edited" shows for US TV; stick with the original Japanese unedited version. | |
Soul Edge/Soul Calibur | Multiple Game(s) |
Various characters fight to obtain or destroy a legendary evil sword in this series of 3D-with-swords fighting games. Originally on Playstation (Soul Edge), then Dreamcast (Soul Calibur), it is now on all current platforms (Soul Calibur 2 on Playstation 2, Gamecube, and XBox). | |
The Vision of Escaflowne | TV/Movie |
High-school athlete Hitomi is transported to another world where robots and dragons fight against power-mad foes; but how will she get back home, and does she really want to? | |
X | TV/Movie |
Two childhood friends find themselves on opposite sides of fate in an apocalpytic fight for survival; the survival or destruction of themselves, of Tokyo, and perhaps of the Earth itself. | |
Xenogears/Xenosaga | Multiple Game(s) |
Ancient artifacts, alien invaders, giant robots, and religion combine in a grand multi-millennium RPG saga for the PlayStation (Xenogears) and PlayStation2 (Xenosaga, after a split from Squaresoft) game consoles. |
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