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Strain: Strategic Armored Infantry is a 2006 sci-fi anime from Studio Fantasia that follows cadet Strain pilot Sara Werec as she pursues her older brother across the stars looking for answers after he betrays her.

The first Revue Starlight stage play tells a similar story to the anime complete with good characters, familiar songs, and fun choreography.

Steins;Gate is a fun 2011 anime about a goofy university student who is a self-proclaimed mad scientist who accidentally creates a time machine by hooking together a cellphone and a microwave.

Land of the Lustrous is a 2017 anime by CGI powerhouse Orange about a small group of immortal, genderless gem people who are hunted by strange beings who come from the moon.

Fire Genasi Magma and her three diverse companions fight to save a town from a deadly fate steeming from a decades old betrayal.

Revue Starlight uses high school antics and intense, magical stage battles to provide a fascinating critique of the real world Takarazuka Revue stage shows.

A Place Further Than The Universe sends four high school girls on a life changing adventure that deftly mixes hilarity and sadness to great effect.

Planetes is a well made, character-driven anime that depicts life and work in Earth’s orbit in the near future of 2075. Its realistic portrayal of space combined with its complex, well-rounded ensemble cast delivers humor and fun along with a strong helping of angst and character drama.

Shin Malphur and Dredgen Yor have a one sided showdown decades after Yor killed Jaren Ward. An old qoute resurfaces with renewed power.

When the town of Palamon is reduced to ash, Shin Malphur and Guardian Jaren Ward go after the culprit which leads to an encounter with the deadly Dredgen Yor.