Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends is centered around Bloo, an imaginary friend created by eight-year-old Mac. When Mom says Mac is too old for Bloo, Mac takes him to Madam Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends, a vast Victorian mansion with endless rooms and hundreds of imaginary friends. At Foster's, wherever Bloo goes mischief and mayhem are sure to follow!

Hae-Jung is the eldest of four sisters, and is kind and giving. In contrast, second sister Yu-Jin is ambitious and straightforward, and cares deeply for family friend Young-Hoon, causing plenty of problems for everyone else! But through all their personal and professional problems, the four sisters stay true to one another during their individual quests to find true love.

The still-beating disembodied heart of Frankenstein's monster is transported from Nazi Germany to Japan for experimentation during World War II. But the heart is believed lost when Allied Forces drop the bomb on Hiroshima. Several years later, a feral boy is running rampant through Hiroshima, killing and feasting on small animals. This causes alarm and arouses the curiosity of an American scientist, Dr. Bowen, and his assistant, who take the boy into their care.

Cyber nerd Dexter Douglas surfs the web one fateful night, gets swept into a digital techno-electro smash-up that bites him in the gigabytes and - ZAP! - goes from geek to freak. To Freakazoid!, that is, a smart- mouthing, butt-kicking, mega-voltage superhero with things to do (unless there's something really good on TV). It's Freaka-Me, Freaka-You fun!

The Italian Air Force's Frecce Tricolori acrobat team was established in 1961. Currently the team flies 10 Italian-made Armacchi MB 339A/PAN jets. Unique to the Frecce Tricolori, it is the only acrobat team that flies 9 planes in formation and 1 plane specifically solo. By flying only one plane solo, rather than having various planes perform solo, the Frecce Tricolori is able to add more flexibility to their program and also fly tighter formations than any other team.

In the 23rd century, mankind has fled earth and emigrated to the moon. The last outpost of civilization is the Lunar Republic of Eden, where the omnipresent Citizens Administration Council grants residents everything they need - except their freedom. 15-year-old Takeru has six months of freedom while the Council determines his social status. Uneasy about the future, Takeru and friends decide to race their customized Lunar Terrain Vehicle in the ultimate tube race!

During routine maintenance on the lunar surface, Takeru finds a strange capsule containing a single photograph. Captivated by the enigmatic girl in the photo, he scours the city in vain for clues to her identity. In desperation, Takeru and friends turn to old man Alan and are shocked by what he reveals. In search of the truth, Takeru and Kazuma escape Eden, but are soon pursued by mysterious robots. Will they head back to safety - or speed past the point of no return?

What do you do when you discover everything you believe is a lie... and your freedom an illusion? Entering forbidden territory, Takeru has uncovered Eden's most closely guarded secret - and finds himself being hunted by the Guidance Council. Shattered and disillusioned, Takeru recklessly attempts to escape to the only place he can discover the truth - and secure his freedom.

In 1969, man landed on the moon. Now three centuries later, he returns to earth... With nothing but a photograph to guide him, Takeru flees the lunar city of Eden in search of a girl he's never met on a planet he's never seen. Thus begins the Chapter of Earth, as Takeru and Biz discover they are aliens on the planet their ancestors once called home. Will they find paradise - or utter desolation?

With the fate of mankind riding on his shoulders, Takeru vows to return to Eden. And after revealing her childhood memories of a space flight gone horribly - and fatally - wrong, Ao demands to go with him. But can their makeshift rocket, scrapped together from an antiquated Apollo program, make the journey? As the series speeds towards its dramatic climax, it's a voyage sure to end in destiny... or disaster.

In the 23rd century, mankind has fled Earth and emigrated to the moon. The last outpost of civilization is the Lunar Republic of Eden, where the omnipresent Citizens Administration Council grants residents everything they need. But a single photograph with an inscribed message found inside a rocket launched from Earth leads a group of young men to question the counsel ruling the seemingly utopian city. What length will they go to discover the true meaning of Freedom?

In the 23rd century, mankind has fled Earth and emigrated to the moon. The last outpost of civilization is the Lunar Republic of Eden, where the omnipresent Citizens Administration Council grants residents everything they need. But what do you do when you discover everything you believe is a lie?