Comedy: (Genre) Self-explanatory - a title that primarily makes you laugh.
| Title | Rating | Synopsis |
|---|---|---|
| B | ||
| Birdy the Mighty | Buy | See Tetsuwan Birdy |
| Boku no Marie | Rent | See Boku no Marii |
 Boku no Marii |
Rent |
Hiroshi Karigari is a brilliant though socially inept college student who is deeply in love with Marie, a classmate. So smitten is he with Marie that he builds a robot double as an (utterly platonic) companion. This robot he also names Marie. Things get a little out of hand when the two Maries meet and Hiroshi has to quickly devise a cover story which drives the rest of the series. |
| C | ||
| Chica Marioneta J (in Spanish) | Buy | See Saber Marionette J |
| D | ||
| DBZ | Rent | See Dragon Ball Z |
 Dragon Ball Z |
Rent |
After his adventures (as told in Dragon Ball), Goku and his friends have settled down and are living a peaceful life. Goku even got married and now has a son, Gohan. But the peace was not meant to be. An alien appears, declares his intent to destroy the Earth and makes another incredible statement; that he is Goku's older brother! And so the battle to save Earth begins. |
| Dragonball Z | Rent | See Dragon Ball Z |
| G | ||
 Galaxy Fraulein Yuna (1995) |
Avoid |
Framed for a crime she didn't commit, chased by alien spies, captured by the Galaxy Police and then turned over as a prisoner to the forces of evil, Yuna is not having a good day. But it can be expected given that Yuna is an ‘average’ schoolgirl with superpowers. Now it falls upon Yuna's cyborg pal, Yuri, and the mysterious Polylina must rescue her. |
| Galaxy Fraulein Yuna Returns (1996) | Avoid | See Galaxy Fraulein Yuna (1995) |
| M | ||
| Metal Angel Marie(DUB) | Rent | See Boku no Marii |
| My Dear Marie | Rent | See Boku no Marii |
| S | ||
 Saber Marionette J |
Buy |
300 years ago a group terraformers in the Earth spaceship "Mesopotamia" had a problem and crash on the planet Terra II. Only seven survive, all male. Bummer! Over the next 300 years the survivors procreate through cloning and build 7 city-states, though they cannot clone females. Thus, in an homage to the human female, they build humanoid labor units called marionettes. |
| T | ||
 Tenchi Muyou! In Love |
Buy | The Galaxy Police Headquarters is destroyed, in a desperate reply for help the only word heard was Kain. Back on Earth, Tenchi and the gang are watching clips of his departed mother when all of a sudden she disappears from the film. Not only that but Tenchi himself starts to disappear as the whole world changes in front of their eyes. Has something happened to Tenchi's mother? Who is this Kain and what is his involvement in this new present? What cataclysmic effect can this have not only on Tenchi but everybody? The Masaki household must embark on a journey to the year 1970 to solve this problem and save the future. |
| Tenchi the Movie | Buy | See Tenchi Muyou! In Love |
 Tetsuwan Birdy |
Buy |
Tetsuwan Birdy is an unconventional but highly effective female agent of the Space Federation Police Force. She has come to Earth on the trail of an extremely dangerous criminal ringleader, and late at night has managed to track down one of the henchmen. He--or more accurately "it"-- refuses to surrender, and after a confused back-alley fight Birdy deals out a lethal energy-blast. To her horror, however, she realizes that the suspect has used an innocent bystander as a decoy, and Birdy has in fact killed Japanese teenager Senkawa Tsutomu! But all is not lost for "Stomu", because the Space Federation accepts responsibility for his fate, possesses miraculous technology, and consequently expects Birdy to henceforth share her body with him. She's not exactly enthusiastic, but accepts the outcome--a body which contains the minds of two persons and can transform into the shape of either one. |
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