Premieres, finales and forgotten gems tied to today — plus what fans are watching right now.
Premiered on this day15 years agoThe iDOLM@STER: 765 Pro to Iu Monogatari
Premiered on this day40 years agoBlack Magic M-66
Premiered on this day2 years agoTakopi's Original Sin
Premiered on this day3 years agoLook Back
Premiered on this day2 years agoLord of Mysteries
Premiered on this day11 years agoThe Morose Mononokean
Premiered on this day8 years ago7 Seeds
Premiered on this day13 years agoGhost in the Shell: Arise - Border 3: Ghost Tears
OriginLord of MysteriesGrew into a 3-entry franchise
Ended on this day15 years agoLupin the Third: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine
Ended on this day10 years agoKenka Bancho Otome -Girl Beats Boys-
![[Oshi No Ko]](https://img.seasonalanime.com/i/v1/810ec1ef-53fc-48be-a3a9-8c8c155bef3f/w400)
Ended on this day4 years ago[Oshi No Ko]
Ended on this day5 years agoAMAIM Warrior at the Borderline Part 2
![Fate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works] Season 2](https://img.seasonalanime.com/i/v1/ea071c12-81bb-41f0-90c3-53a5573a5425/w400)
Ended on this day12 years agoFate/stay night [Unlimited Blade Works] Season 2
Fifteen years ago, the thirteenth TV series in the Lupin the Third franchise, The Woman Called Fujiko Mine, aired its final episode. This particular series stood out for its mature tone, stylish direction by Masaaki Yuasa, and its focus on the complex, often morally ambiguous character of Fujiko Mine.
The finale marked the end of a unique and acclaimed run that explored the darker, more psychological aspects of the Lupin universe. Its stylish animation, compelling character studies, and bold narrative choices left a lasting impression, differentiating it from other installments and earning critical praise for its artistic vision.
Premiered on this day This OVA special offered a comedic look at the lives of the idols from 765 Production. It provided a lighthearted detour for fans of the popular idol-raising franchise.
