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Nippon Television original programming

  • Ranma ½Ranma ½ is a Japanese manga by Rumiko Takahashi about a teenage martial artist whose body changes with the temperature of the water that touches him. Ranma Saotome has trained in fighting since early childhood. He spends the series hunting…
  • Berserk (1997 TV series)The 1997 Berserk anime opens with its hero already scarred. Guts, a lone mercenary, has lost an arm and an eye.
  • The Rose of VersaillesWhat if the commander of the Royal Guard at Versailles were a woman? The manga The Rose of Versailles asked it in 1972.
  • Mole's AdventureA mole afraid of sunlight flew to another planet in Japan's earliest surviving TV anime.
  • Ashita no JoeDid boxer Joe Yabuki survive his final fight in the manga Ashita no Joe?
  • Monster (manga)A surgeon disobeys an order and saves a boy instead of the mayor. That boy grows into the killer in Monster.
  • Tetsujin 28-goIn the manga Tetsujin 28-go, a ten-year-old boy inherits his dead father's giant war robot.
  • Claymore (manga)The magazine that launched Claymore shut down exactly six years to the day after the manga began.
  • Hajime no IppoHajime no Ippo opens its hero's boxing life with a test involving falling leaves. A professional boxer named Mamoru Takamura sets a bruised high school boy a task. Catch ten leaves from a tree at the same moment, with a single week to…
  • Aim for the Ace!Hiromi Oka's toughest opponent in this 1970s tennis manga is her own fragile confidence.

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