Shounen Anime

Picture drama episodes bundled on the 10th anniversary Blu-ray box.

Shouta no Sushi is about a young boy who dreams of being a sushi chef just like his father. The anime steps away from the competitive nature of the manga and focuses on self-sufficiency and policy issues of agriculture, forestry, and fisheries in Japan in order to educate the population (as it was funded by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries) using the popular franchise as a proxy.

Pilot movie of Umi no Triton, it was created in October 1971 for the intention of selling the series to international markets and features a more Western-style drawn Triton. The pilot was released to the public on the Umi no Triton: Original Gekijou-ban DVD release nearly 3 decades later.

Bundled with the limited edition volume 5 of the High & Low: G-Sword manga. The DVD contained all the episodes of the previously released G-Sword anime (the TV eps, the Movie eps, the Special theme park eps), as well as containing 5 brand new episodes focusing primarily on rival gangs.

Yakitate!! Japan television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Devil & Devil commercial for Shounen Sunday magazine.

Second movie of Kagaku Manga Surivival learning manga.

A boy/cop who liked playing with his testicles, sentencing people to death, and occasionally transforming into a deer or elephant. (Source: The Anime Encyclopedia)

Konjiki no Gash!! television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Major television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Promotional video for the Shounen Jump+ manga Hyperinflation.

The new Break Go!Ga! toy line for boys is about combining the love of construction vehicles with battle bots, creating a customizable brawl of heavy duty equipment. Bandai is kicking off the toys' debut with a three-minute animated commercial demonstrating, albeit with some enhanced for animation abilities, the appeal of creating the best bot and crushing your opponent. The anime ad shows Red Cyclone and Slash Panzer's attacks. (Source: ANN)

Promotional video for the Shounen Jump+ manga Kinemaquia.

Tenshi na Konamaiki television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Tuxedo Gin commercial for Shounen Sunday magazine.

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Video head cleaning in VCR players explained by characters from Detective Conan series.

Promotional video for the Shounen Jump+ manga Kami no Manimani.

Short promotional anime for the learning manga of the same title.

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Based on the shounen manga by Yuu Furusawa.

MÄR television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Yosuke Kamogawa had nothing to live for, but a mysterious pyramid appears called Yahabe! With the power to turn back time, how will Yosuke's life change? (Source: Mankin-Trad)

Promotional video for the Shounen Jump+ manga Tate no Kuni.

TV specials of the 1980 colored Kaibutsu-kun series. The first three episodes aired after episode 25. The trio aired back to back on the same day, in honor of Taro Sagami who was the voice actor of Franken. He had passed away the day before. Shingo Kanemoto took over voicing the role after these three eps. The other three eps were all New Years specials aired after ep 57. Each Kaibutsu-kun story is ~15 minutes long. The TV series shows 2 stories per episode to fit into a half hour time slot. These specials are all 1 story each but ep 3 and 5 use the time slot for theirs.

Ueki no Housoku television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Mushibugyou television commercial for Shounen Sunday magazine.

Zettai Karen Children television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Promotional video for the Shounen Jump+ manga Salad Viking.

H2 television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Unaired episode included in the DVD Volume 2.

Bandai's new toy line for boys: Mushinin. It combines bugs (mushi) and ninja (nin). The anime follows the various characters as they train in their ninja arts at a local playground.

A comedy series featuring the Yozakura Family's life.

Wild Life television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Promotional videos for the Dragon Age Extra manga Killing Me/Killing You.

Special recap with the best scenes of Kimagure Orange☆Road.

Dan Doh!! television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Dan Doh!! Xi television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Fantasista television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Ja Ja Uma Grooming UP! television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

Monkey Turn television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

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LOVe television commercial for the Shounen Sunday magazine.

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Unreleased episodes of Skyers 5 released to the public nearly five decades later on the HD Remaster DVD-BD Box Set 1.

This sci-fi story centers around Ricky, a Zero Man raised by humans in Tokyo. Zero Men are very similar to humans, but their intelligence and strength is far greater, while also sharing similar characteristics to squirrels. When Ricky finds out that the Zero Men are planning to go to war with the human race, it’s up to him to try and put a stop to the conflict and save his adopted family. (Source: Lost Media Wiki)

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The pilot for Tiger Mask included with the DVD release of the series.

Bundled as a bonus video within the VHS/DVD release of Shaman King: Kanashimi no Katachi.

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The second season of Isobe Isobee Monogatari: Ukiyo wa Tsurai yo.

Two special episodes of Isobe Isobee Monogatari: Ukiyo wa Tsurai yo.

An adaptation of Fuuta-kun gag-manga by Fujio (A) Fujiko. Only the pilot episode was produced. Aired once in early 1970s. Since then, it was considered a lost media, until it was finally recovered in April 2022.

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