Keroro and his platoon are seperated from the main Earth Invasion force and are marooned on the planet they were sent to take over. Keroro and his comrades soon find themselves in the homes of Earthlings where the invasion continues... only with the odd distraction such as chores and Gundam model kits...

Based on a rather ero and disturbing manga by Ueshiba Riichi, the animated series instead focuses on the insane serial artwork that also is a trademark of the manga. The series is about a group of mages who are in charge of preventing people's nightmares from entering the real world. The first episode contains a bit of Yuri, but the rest of the series strays away from that focusing on the insanities of people, their emotions, and their dreams.

To simply describe this show as a phenomenom and craze is nowhere near the justice that it deserves. Suzumiya Haruhi No Yuutsu features the title character Haruhi and her club the SOS-dan, which is set up simply to end her boredom. In fact, it has been argued on many blogs that this show is the ultimate statement of an existentialist escapist ideal. However, it is also one of the most unique takes on the "high school kids with super powers" genre that has ever been made in that It also features a narrative style that is non-linear in terms of its episode order. Episode One is falcon Episode 13 for example. For the list of the chronological order of the episodes check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Melancholy_of_Haruhi_Suzumiya_episodes or watch the previews and listen for Haruhi to tell you the order.

Ginko is a Mushi-shi, which is one who investigates Mushi. Mushi are neither plants nor animals, but are believed to responsible for supernatural occurances. Part CSI part Ghibli, this show delves into the mystery that is the Mushi through the eyes of Ginko and his various investigations. It was shown at Sakuracon to rave reviews, but for some strange reason it has not been licensed yet. I wonder if the Mushi are responsible...

Yakitate is the greatest fighting show ever about making bread. Follow the adventures of Azuma Kazuma as he joins the Pantasia company in order further his goal of creating a national bread for Japan.

The sequel to the first season which was a huge hit in the minds of many ARC peoples. It features a highlights episode for those who missed the first season and then immediately continues on with where we left off last time, further exploring the loves, lives, and yearnings of a group of art school college kids moving into adulthood.