The 1980s helped popularize some formative anime franchises, some of which haven't exactly aged with grace.

The 1980s were a golden era for anime, filled with groundbreaking stories that still resonate decades later. From mecha epics to heartfelt romances, these shows pushed boundaries in themes, style, and ...

Often dubbed the “Golden Age of Anime,” the 1980s were a game-changing decade for the anime industry. As a result of Japan’s economic boom, this was when many great anime producers got their first ...

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The 1980s produced iconic series that shaped the medium and set the foundation for modern storytelling. However, it was also a time of experimentation, often constrained by the limitations of the era.

These anime from the ‘80s are no longer available on streaming platforms.

Without a doubt a classic 80s OVA, Riding Bean is back on Blu-ray and looks better than ever. In part inspired by the British TV drama The Professionals, Riding Bean follows the erstwhile capers of ...