The trouble and fun began when ordinary teenager Tenchi Masaki inadvertently released the legendary demon Ryoko from his grandfather's shrine. Turned out Ryoko was actually a marooned space pirate! Since then, she's become Tenchi's unwanted houseguest, attracting a host of other troublemaking alien women: Ayeka, a haughty alien pricess; Sasami, her mischievous little sister; and Washu, Ryoko's mad-scientist "mother." Add Ryo-oh-Ki, an adorable little carrot-eating spaceship, and you've got one full Shinto shrine! (Source: VIZ Media) *Note: A spin-off of Tenchi OVA 1&2, No need for Tenchi follows the usual hijinx of the Tenchi gang, as well as throwing several new characters in the mix including a Ryoko clone, and Washu's other lab assistant.*

Lapis is the princess of Sorcerland. She's beautiful, powerful and has a sparkling personality; it's too bad that she's not that bright. She'll go to any length to protect the most innocent of creatures even if it means destroying the kingdom to do so. And lets not forget her obsession with pudding!

Tenchi Masaki is a shy high school boy, yet honest and hard working. He looks forward to living a basic humble life, taking over his grandfather's shrine. However, nothing is ever as simple as one would want, as Tenchi soon learns. A series of events beginning with the sudden appearance of Ryoko, the space pirate, creates madness in his home. Now he must figure out how to juggle 2 princess's, a space pirate, 2 galaxy police, the worlds most intelligent genius and a Rabbit-turned-Spaceship in his quiet country home. (Source: Anime News Network)

Who's the most popular of all the Tenchi girls? That's an easy question to answer. It's sweet li'l Sasami, of course! She's the cutest and best loved and, without a doubt, the most accomplished cook of the bunch. Whether she's thwarting evil space invaders or simply negotiating peace among her bickering housemates, Sasami always has a big smile on her face. (Viz Media) *A collection or reprint of several of the Sasami related events that happened in the "Tenchi Muyo! " manga series, also features bonus comics in the back that were printed over the years.*

Adol has returned to the town of Minea, where his adventures began. After hanging around for a while and conversing with old friends, he decides to set sail for the overseas land of Celceta.

¿What would you do if your school was enchanted by a ghost? Undoubtedly, to call Ranto, the fortune-teller detective. But, what if he appears wearing a talking t-shirt, a fussy girlfriend, hairdresser that falls in love easily, and a Sushi's King candidate? The resulting situation just can be this funny comedy by Satoru Akahori and Hitoshi Okuda.

The distant planet of Aterui was a human colony connected by a wormhole gate. However, an incident causes the gate to close, leaving Aterui isolated from Earth -- it takes more than three years of deep space travel to reach it. Salta and Nibetz are two engineers sent from Earth to repair and reopen the gate, and they find the planet has become a wild frontier where society is dominated by women. They almost immediately run into a powerful young woman named Homura, an outlaw who seems to be holding one of the four keys that can reopen the gate. The three of them become reluctant allies, but Salta and Nibetz aren't the only ones looking for the gate keys...