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- A young girl, from a civilization that resides in deep underground tunnels, finds herself trapped in an inverted world and teams up with a resident to escape and return home.
- A monster hunter goes after a beast that could be her brother.
- In a world separate from the humans is a place called Chou Shinkai. In this world lives super beings called Hikaribito. However, among such people are those who commit crimes. Such people are known as Kageribito. The ruler of Chou Shinkai is the Shinkai King. There are monsters in Chou Shinkai called Magii. When Magii appear in the human world, they can be seen by people with strong spiritual senses. Since ancient times, Magii have been called mononoke or youkai. Hikaribito Gou and Navi travel across Chou Shinkai in their ship, the Bunba, to deliver the Kageribito to the land of exile. But when the transport mission goes wrong, Gou must gather a team of five brave people before the 1000 soldiers arrive in 100 days.
- In "Beat the Meatles", The Beatles are parodied. In "Science Facts!", a mayfly with a lifespan of two hours desperately tries to find a mate before time runs out. In "Ultracity 6060", Iria takes a trip to the mall, all while being chased by laser-shooting pods. In "Performance Art starring Chainsaw Bob", a chainsaw-wielding performer cuts, skins, and mutilates various people. In "Zerox & Mylar", a cat tries to lure a mouse out of its alcove with a female mouse puppet, but the plan backfires when the mouse goes to bed with the puppet. In "Robin", the titular character goes to the dentist, where the doc accidentally injects his leg with anesthesia; Robin and the dental assistant put his hand in warm water while he sleeps. And in "Frogg's Trip to the Sun", Frogg recalls his vacation on the sun. Also contains "Ye Old Woodshop", "Sea Slugs", a "Great True Moments in Rock & Roll History" about Jim Morrison, and seven "Sex & Violence" shorts by Bill Plympton.