S1.E11 ∙ Nemuri no sei

A prequel to "Street Fighter Zero (1999)", Ryu, Ken and Sakura meet Gouken and encounter the demonic looking Gouki who has killed his master Goutetsu using the dangerous "Raging Demon" technique.

A group of kids compete with a team of bumbling pirates to find buried treasure.

It was a pleasant evening dinner for Fujiko and Lupin. Right until their moment together was interrupted by a series of missiles from a helicopter. The pilot is named Nazaldorf, who wants the "Columbus Files" that they have. Unfortunately the files were destroyed and Fujiko is the only one who's memorized it. Lupin got separated with Fujiko, who fell off a cliff and eventually being hunted down by Nazaldorf's men. Meanwhile at the Meditarrean Sea, lived a woman named Rosaria, who is a treasure hunter. Finds Fujiko in her own home. Fujiko is frighten from being hunted down by Nazaldorf's men. Not only that, but her memory is missing and doesn't remember who she is or Lupin. This will be tough for Lupin, as Fujiko is the only link in finding the Columbus Egg. Will Fujiko regain her memory, and who is this Nazaldorf?

A teen acrobat of mysterious origins and a young inventor find themselves entangled in a sinister plot that involves the fate of the world.

A hiveminded alien force reengages war with Tatsumiya Island years after Kazuki led a team of mech pilots to destroy them. In an explosive battle over the fate of humankind, the young warriors risk everything to save their only home from assimilation.

The Sailor Moon SuperS Special was a special 45-minute episode of the anime featuring three mini-episodes. It premiered on April 8, 1995, shortly after the beginning of Sailor Moon SuperS, and took place in the storyline directly after Usagi and Chibiusa received their new transformation brooches from Pegasus. The special included a compilation episode focusing on Usagi, an original story featuring the first appearances of Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune in the season (they would be seen again in the Sailor Moon SuperS movie), and a story adapted from the manga series "Chibiusa's Picture Diary."