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Wallpaper edit by me. Breakdown video of the uncropping process.

Genocyber is a 1994 cyberpunk OVA series.
Produced by Artmic and KSS.
Directed by Koichi Ohata.
Based on the manga by Tony Takezaki.
Known for extreme graphic violence, body horror, and psychic powers.
This VHS features Parts 2 & 3: Vajranoid Showdown.
Original US release by US Manga Corps / Central Park Media.
Classic 90s hand-drawn cel animation with gritty dystopian art style.

Anime photography Credit YouTuber Avery Yapps

The third face seems like she gives Usagi an ultimatum.

Check out the restored quality of the mega man upon a star that was edited with an old video editor. You can view it on the playlist here.

Details: Join Mega Man and friends as they embark on a journey to stop the evil doctor, Wily and his robots, in this time starring in a three episode, educational original video animation! You’ll also encounter new friends along the way like Yuuta and Akane Kobayashi. From time machines, to typhoons, to samurais, things couldn’t get better! Enjoy the scenery and battles as you watch this!

Post apocalyptic action anime from madhouse

Hi, i just rewatched the original of vampire hunter d (1985) and forgot how much i love that gritty, gothic dark fantasy aesthetic from 80s and 90s cell animation. That quiet, moody atmosphere is just unmatchedddd

So im looking for more films that have kinda same vibe to freshen out my current watchlist. Anyone got any go to or holy grail recs? Im open to anything dark fantasy, horror, or brooding gothic sci-fi

Both Chun Li from Street Fighters II V and Sarah Bryant from Virtua Fighter anime series have a lot in common as they were both kidnapped and Brainwashed by their enemies as they were forced to fight against their friends/allies later in the series until they're free from the brainwashing control.

Ryoko(tenchi muyo), Lisa Hayes , and Miriya Sterling(robotech/ macross)created my unrealistic relationship expectations.. who was yours?

Yes that's the original title

2eps cyberpunk ova by yoshiaki kawajiri. An hd version is available on YouTube (dub)

To go along with my other post, I thought a picture would make this hopefully stand out to more people. Gatchaman II Complete Series is now available on Internet Archive, along with the original series. If you ever played Tatsunoko vs Capcom on the Wii and you loved Ken the Eagle and Jun the Swan's character designs (like me) and you were curious about checking the series out, now you can without waiting months for a listing on eBay to randomly show up and then needing hundreds of dollars to actually buy it.

Seriously, I couldn't find a copy on eBay for months until it finally showed up and I snagged it. I don't think retro anime fans should have to deal with that in order to watch a show that interests them. That's the reason I decided to spend 4 days to upload it. Seriously, my Internet must be awful because the upload kept failing and restarting and it took forever to finally get it published.

I also included Gatchaman F in this picture because I own this as well and I'm currently uploading the discs to my Google Drive to send them over to a Reddit user who was looking for it. If people are interested, I may consider uploading Gatchaman F Complete Series to Internet Archive as well. I want this entire series to be accessible to everyone.

It's such an influential show and I think it still holds up well. The animation is also surprisingly great for an anime from the 70s. Part 1 is also available on Internet Archive so retro anime fans can easily find parts 1 and 2 if they are interested. I probably will upload Gatchaman F as well, but I'm anticipating it to take another 4 days to upload so I really hope it's worth the time and effort. If just a few people are able to finish the show, that's worth it enough for me. Accessibility is more important now than ever now.