Discotek Media

Discotek Media is an American entertainment company based in Altamonte Springs, Florida focused on licensing Japanese anime, films, and television series.[1] Discotek releases are distributed by Alternative Distribution Alliance, a division of the Warner Music Group.

Discotek Media

Type	Private
Industry	Anime Asian Films
Founded	2005
Headquarters	Altamonte Springs, Florida , United States
Website	discotekmedia.com

Formed in 2005,[1] Discotek primarily focuses on licensing retro titles from the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s. The company has also acquired several recent titles and has collaborated with streaming service Crunchyroll on several releases.

Current titles

Television shows

• 07-Ghost (2009; Studio Deen)
• Actually, I am... (2015; TMS Entertainment & 3xCube)
• Acrobunch (1982; Kokusai Eiga-sha with production cooperation of Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (former Enoki Films USA license)
• The Adventures of the Little Prince (1978–79; Knack Productions) (dubbed version only for home video, subbed version only for streaming; license rescued from Koch Vision)
• All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku TV (1998; Ashi Productions) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Angel's 3Piece! (2017; Project No.9) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Anti-Magic Academy: The 35th Test Platoon (2015; Silver Link) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Arcadia of My Youth: Endless Orbit SSX (1982–83; Toei Animation)
• Arpeggio of Blue Steel -Ars Nova- (2013; Sanzigen) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Astroganger (1972–73; Knack Productions)
• Ayakashi (2007–08; Tokyo Kid)
• Ayakashi: Samurai Horror Tales (2006; Toei Animation) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Bananya (2016; Gathering with cooperation of TMS Entertainment) (original dub made by Discotek Media)
• Bananya and the Curious Bunch (2019; Gathering with cooperation of TMS Entertainment) (original dub made by Discotek Media)
• Battery (2016; Zero-G) (exclusively streaming on Amazon Prime Video due to Noitamina deal)
• Battle Athletes Victory (1997–98; AIC) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Beast Fighter: The Apocalypse (2003; Magic Bus)
• Beelzebub (2011–12; Pierrot Plus)
• Beyblade (2001; Madhouse) (dubbed version only; license rescued from Nelvana with distribution by Geneon, then named Pioneer, and then Cinedigm)
• Beyblade: G-Revolution (2003; Nippon Animation) (dubbed version only; license rescued from Nelvana with distribution by Funimation)
• Beyblade: V-Force (2002; Nippon Animation) (dubbed version only; license rescued from Nelvana)
• Big Order (2016; Lerche) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Black Rock Shooter (2012; Ordet & Sanzigen) (original dub commissioned by Discotek Media; was streamed on Funimation)
• Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan (2005; Hal Film Maker) (license rescued from Media Blasters under Anime Works)
• Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan 2 (2007; Hal Film Maker) (license rescued from Media Blasters under Anime Works)
• Blue Seed (1994–95; Production I.G & Production Reed) (license rescued from ADV Films; HIDIVE streaming via Maiden Japan)
• Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo (2003–05; Toei Animation) (license rescued from Illumitoon Entertainment with distribution from Westlake Entertainment, and then S'more Entertainment)
• Bokurano (2007; Gonzo)
• Boys Over Flowers (1996–97; Toei Animation) (license rescued from Viz Media)
• Brave 10 (2012; Studio Sakimakura with cooperation of TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from NIS America)
• Caligula (2018; Satelight) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Ceres, Celestial Legend (2000; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from Viz Media)
• Chargeman Ken! (1974; Knack Productions)
• Chi's Sweet Home (2008; Madhouse)
• Chi's Sweet Home: Chi's New Address (2009; Madhouse)
• Cinderella Boy (2003; Magic Bus) (former Enoki Films USA license)
• City Hunter (1987–88; Sunrise) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• City Hunter 2 (1988–89; Sunrise) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• City Hunter 3 (1989–90; Sunrise) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• City Hunter '91 (1991; Sunrise) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Combattler V (1976–77; Toei Company & Sunrise)
• Comic Party (2001; OLM, Inc.) (license rescued from Nozomi Entertainment with distribution from ADV Films)
• Cromartie High School (2003–04; Production I.G) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Cutie Honey (1973–74; Toei Animation)
• Cybersix (1999; Network of Animation & TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from Saban Entertainment)
• Cyborg 009: The Cyborg Soldier (2001–02; Japan Vistic) (license rescued from Avex, Inc. with distribution from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, then named Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment)
• Dai-Guard (1999–2000; Xebec) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Dancouga – Super Beast Machine God (1985; Ashi Productions)
• DearS (Daume) (2004; license rescued from Geneon)
• Demon Lord Dante (2002; Magic Bus) (license rescued from Media Blasters under Anime Works, then Geneon, both with distribution by Enoki Films USA)
• Descendants of Darkness (2000; J.C.Staff) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Devilman (1972–73; Toei Animation)
• Devilman Lady (1998–99; TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Dinosaur King (2007–08; Sunrise) (dubbed version only; license rescued from 4Kids Entertainment with distribution from Shout! Factory)
• DNA² (1994; Madhouse & Studio Deen) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Dororo (1969; Mushi Production) (license rescued from Anime Sols)
• Earl and Fairy (2008; Artland)
• Eat-Man (1997; Studio Deen) (license rescued from Bandai Entertainment)
• Eat-Man '98 (1998; Studio Deen) (license rescued from Bandai Entertainment)
• Elemental Gelade (2005; Xebec) (license rescued from Geneon with itself having later distribution by Funimation)
• Eternal Alice (2006; Trinet Entertainment & Picture Magic)
• Fighting Foodons (2001–02; Group TAC) (dubbed version only; license rescued from 4Kids Entertainment with distribution by Enoki Films USA)
• Fighting General Daimos (1978–79; Toei Company & Sunrise)
• Fist of the North Star (1984–87; Toei Animation) (first 36 episodes license rescued from Manga Entertainment)
• Fist of the North Star 2 (1987–88; Toei Animation)
• Flame of Recca (1997–98; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from Viz Media)
• Free! (2013; Kyoto Animation) (Season 1 released on Subbed-only DVD as part of partnership with Crunchyroll, with that season being released later on Hybrid Blu-ray + DVD combo pack as part of Crunchyroll's partnership with Funimation)
• Fushigi Yûgi (1995–96; Studio Pierrot) (streaming on Crunchyroll only; Media Blasters under Anime Works has current home video rights, which they have license rescued from Geneon)
• Future Robo Daltanious (1979–80; Toei Animation & Sunrise)
• Gaiking (1976–77; Toei Animation)
• Gakuen Heaven (2006; Tokyo Kids) (streaming on Crunchyroll only; Media Blasters under Anime Works has current home video rights)
• Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight! (2007; Ufotable)
• Galaxy Express 999 (1978–81; Toei Animation) (license rescued from S'more Entertainment)
• Galilei Donna (2013; A-1 Pictures) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Ghost Stories (2000–01; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Giant Gorg (1984; Sunrise) (license rescued from Bandai Entertainment)
• God Mazinger (1984; TMS Entertainment)
• God Mars (1981–82; TMS Entertainment)
• Gokudo (1999; Trans Arts) (license rescued from Media Blasters under Anime Works with distribution by Enoki Films USA)
• GoShogun (1981–82; Ashi Productions) (license rescued from Saban Entertainment)
• Great Mazinger (1974–75; Toei Animation)
• The Great Passage (2016; Zexcs) (exclusively streaming on Amazon Prime Video due to Noitamina deal)
• Great Teacher Onizuka (1999–2000; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from Tokyopop with later distribution by Funimation)
• Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics (1987–88; Nippon Animation) (license rescued from Saban Brands)
• Gun Frontier (2002; Vega Entertainment) (license rescued from Media Blasters with distribution from Enoki Films USA)
• Hajime no Ippo (2000–02; Madhouse) (Season 1 only; license rescued from Geneon)
• Hanasakeru Seishōnen (2009–10; Studio Pierrot)
• Hi-sCoool! Seha Girls (2014; TMS Entertainment & Genies)
• Honey and Clover (2005; J.C.Staff) (license rescued from Viz Media)
• Honey and Clover II (2006; J.C.Staff) (license rescued from Viz Media)
• IGPX Microseries (2003; Bee Train & Production I.G) (distribution for Toonami; license rescued from Bandai Entertainment)
• IGPX TV Series (2005–06; Production I.G) (distribution for Toonami; license rescued from Bandai Entertainment)
• Inukami! (2006; Seven Arcs)
• Isuca (2015; Arms) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Itazura na Kiss (2008; TMS Entertainment)
• Izumo: Flash of a Brave Sword (2005; Trinet Entertainment & Studio Kuma) (former Enoki Films USA license)
• Kaiba (2008; Madhouse)
• Kamen no Maid Guy (2008; Madhouse)
• Karate Master (1973–74; TMS Entertainment)
• Kemono Friends (2017; Yaoyorozu) (distribution for Crunchyroll; first season only; original dub commissioned by Discotek Media)
• Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple (2005–06; TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from Funimation)
• Kimagure Orange Road (1987–88; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Kodocha (1996–98; Gallop) (license rescued from Funimation)
• Koi Koi Seven (2005; Studio Flag & Trinet Entertainment) (former Enoki Films USA license)
• KonoSuba (2016–17; Studio Deen) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Kyatto Ninden Teyandee (Samurai Pizza Cats) (1990–91; Tatsunoko Production) (license rescued from Saban Entertainment)
• Kyo Kara Maoh! (2004–09; Studio Deen) (Seasons 1 and 2 license rescued from Geneon with later distribution by Funimation)
• Kyōsōgiga (2013; Toei Animation)
• The Law of Ueki (2005–06; Studio Deen) (license rescued from Geneon with later distribution from Funimation)
• The Legend of Black Heaven (1999; AIC & A.P.P.P.) (license rescued by Geneon)
• Library War (2008; Production I.G)
• Lovely Complex (2007; Toei Animation)
• Lupin III Part I (1971–72; Tokyo Movie)
• Lupin III Part II (1977–80; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from Geneon; Episodes 145 and 155 license rescued from Streamline Pictures)
• Lupin III Part III (1984–85; Tokyo Movie Shinsha)
• Lupin III Part IV: The Italian Adventure (2015–16; Telecom Animation Film) (original dub commissioned by TMS Entertainment; Funimation has streaming rights to the dub)
• Lupin III: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine (2012; TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from Funimation)
• Magic Knight Rayearth (1994–95; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from Media Blasters under Anime Works)
• Magical Canan (2005; AIC)
• Marmalade Boy (1994–95; Toei Animation) (license rescued from Tokyopop)
• Mazinger Edition Z: The Impact! (2009; Bee Media & Code)
• Mazinger Z (1972–74; Toei Animation)
• Medabots (1999–2001; Bee Train (Seasons 1 & 2) & Trans Arts with cooperation of Production I.G (Season 3)) (license rescued from Nelvana with distribution from ADV Films and Shout! Factory)
• Mega Man (1994–96; Ruby-Spears & Ashi Productions) (Cartoon; license rescued from Sony Wonder and ADV Films; WildBrain currently has the license to its library)
• Megabeast Investigator Juspion (1985–86; Toei Company) (Tokusatsu)
• Mahoraba ~Heartful days~ (2005; J.C.Staff)
• Message from Space: Galactic Wars (1978–79; Toei Company) (Tokusatsu)
• Miss Machiko (1981–83; Studio Pierrot)
• Mon Colle Knights (2000; Studio Deen) (original version only; license rescued from Saban Entertainment)
• Monkey Magic (1999–2000; Group TAC) (license rescued from Bandai Entertainment with distribution from Geneon, then named Pioneer)
• Monster Farm (Monster Rancher) (1999–2001; TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from BKN and ADV Films)
• Nagasarete Airantō (2007; Feel)
• New Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics
• NG Knight Lamune & 40 (1990–91; Ashi Productions)
• NieA_7 (2000; Triangle Staff) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Ninja Senshi Tobikage (Ninja Robots) (1985–86; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from Alexander Entertainment Group, CBS Television & Anime Sols)
• Nightwalker: The Midnight Detective (1998; AIC) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Ninja Scroll: The Series (2003; Madhouse) (license rescued from Urban Vision)
• Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu (2008; Diomedéa)
• Nogizaka Haruka no Himitsu: Purezza (2009; Diomedéa)
• Osomatsu-kun (1988) (1988–89; Studio Pierrot) (streaming on Crunchyroll only)
• Pilot Candidate (2000; Xebec) (license rescued from Bandai Entertainment)
• Poco's Udon World (2016; Liden Films) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Project ARMS (2001–02; TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from Viz Media)
• Psybuster (1999; Production Reed) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Psycho Armor Govarian (1983; Knack Production)
• Reborn! (2006–10; Artland) (license rescued from Viz Media)
• Recently, My Sister Is Unusual (2014; Project No.9) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Requiem from the Darkness (2003; TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Samurai Troopers (1988–89; Sunrise) (original version only; license rescued from Bandai Entertainment)
• The Rose of Versailles (1979–80; TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from Nozomi Entertainment)
• School Days (2007; TNK)
• s-CRY-ed (2001; Sunrise) (license rescued from Bandai Entertainment and Sentai Filmworks)
• She and Her Cat: Everything Flows (2016; Liden Films Kyoto Studio) (distribution for Crunchyroll; original dub commissioned by Discotek Media)
• Sherlock Hound (1984–85; TMS Entertainment & Gallop) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Shin Tetsujin 28 (1980–81; Tokyo Movie Shinsha)
• Shining Tears X Wind (2007; Studio Deen)
• Sister Princess (2001; Zexcs) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Sister Princess: RePure (2002; Zexcs)
• Sonic X (2003–05; TMS Entertainment) (dubbed version only; license rescued from 4Kids Entertainment with distribution by Funimation)
• Sorcerer Hunters (1995–96; Xebec) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Soul Hunter (1999; Studio Deen) (license rescued from ADV Films with distribution by Enoki Films USA)
• Soul Link (2006; Picture Magic)
• Space Adventure Cobra (1982–83; TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from Nozomi Entertainment)
• Space Pirate Captain Harlock (1978–79; Toei Animation)
• Space Warrior Baldios (1980–81; Ashi Productions & Kokusai Eiga-sha)
• Star Ocean EX (2001; Studio Deen) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Stellvia (2003; Xebec) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Street Fighter (1995–97; Graz Entertainment (Season 1) & InVision Entertainment (Season 2)) (Cartoon; license rescued from ADV Films)
• Strike the Blood (2013–14; Silver Link & Connect) (Season 1 only; distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Submarine Super 99 (2003; Vega Entertainment) (former Enoki Films USA license)
• Super Dimension Century Orguss (1983–84; TMS Entertainment with production of Studio Nue & Artland) (license rescued from U.S. Renditions and ImaginAsian Entertainment)
• Symphogear (2012–19; Satelight) (Seasons 1 & 2 thus far...; Season 1 was streamed on Funimation)
• Tenjho Tenge (2004; Madhouse) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Tetsujin 28 (2004) (2004; Palm Studio) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Thermae Romae (2012; DLE) (original dub commissioned by Discotek Media)
• Tokyo Underground (2002; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from Geneon)
• True Tears (2008; P.A.Works) (license rescued from Bandai Visual USA with distribution by Bandai Entertainment)
• The Twelve Kingdoms (2002–03; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from Media Blasters under Anime Works)
• Ultra Maniac (2003; Ashi Productions) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Video Warrior Laserion (1984–85; Toei Animation)
• Voltes V (1977–78; Toei Company & Sunrise) (license rescued from 3B Productions)
• VS Knight Ramune & 40 Fire (1996; Ashi Productions)
• Wild 7: Another (2002; E&G Films) (license rescued from Media Blasters under Anime Works with distribution by Enoki Films USA)
• The Wonderful Adventures of Nils Holgersson (1980–81; Studio Pierrot)
• The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1986–87; Panmedia) (license rescued from Cookie Jar Group)
• X-Bomber (Star Fleet) (1980–81; Fuji TV) (Puppet show; license rescued from Leah Productions)
• Yowamushi Pedal (2013–15; TMS Entertainment) (Season 1 and Grande Road only)
• Z/X Ignition (2014; Telecom Animation Film)
• Zombie-Loan (2007; Xebec)

Films

• 5 Centimeters per Second (2007; CoMix Wave Films) (distribution for Crunchyroll which was previously done by Bandai Entertainment and was license rescued from ADV Films)
• Adieu Galaxy Express 999 (1981; Toei Animation) (license rescued from Viz Media)
• Amazing Nuts! (Studio 4°C)
• Aquarian Age: Juvenile Orion (2008; Broccoli) (Live action)
• Arcadia of My Youth (1982; Toei Animation) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Arion (1986; Sunrise)
• Baldios: The Movie (1981; Ashi Productions & Kokusai Eiga-sha)
• Barefoot Gen (1983; Madhouse) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Barefoot Gen 2 (1986; Madhouse) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Bohachi Bushido: Code of the Forgotten Eight (1973; Toei Company) (Live action)
• Black Jack: the Movie (1996; Tezuka Productions) (license rescued from Manga Entertainment)
• Burning Paradise (1994; DLO Films Production Limited) (Live action)
• The Calamari Wrestler (2004; Imagica Corp.) (Live action)
• Cardcaptor Sakura: The Movie (1999; Madhouse) (license rescued from Nelvana with distribution from Geneon)
• Cardcaptor Sakura Movie 2: The Sealed Card (2000; Madhouse) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Case Closed: The Crimson Love Letter (2017; TMS Entertainment) (original dub commissioned by TMS Entertainment)
• Case Closed Episode One: The Great Detective Turned Small (2016; TMS Entertainment) (original dub commissioned by TMS Entertainment)
• Case Closed: Zero the Enforcer (2018; TMS Entertainment) (original dub commissioned by TMS Entertainment)
• City Hunter: .357 Magnum (1989; Sunrise) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• City Hunter: Bay City Wars (1990; Sunrise) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• City Hunter: Death of the Vicious Criminal Ryo Saeba (1999; Sunrise) (television film)
• City Hunter: Goodbye My Sweetheart (1997; Sunrise) (television film; license rescued from ADV Films, who released the movie as City Hunter: The Motion Picture)
• City Hunter: Million Dollar Conspiracy (1990; Sunrise) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• City Hunter: The Secret Service (1996; Sunrise) (television film; license rescued from ADV Films)
• City Hunter: Shinjuku Private Eyes (2019; Sunrise) (original dub commissioned by Discotek Media)
• Cleopatra (1970; Mushi Productions)
• Crusher Joe (Studio Nue & Sunrise) (1983; license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Dead or Alive 2 (2000; Daiei Film & Toei Video) (Live action)
• Dr. Slump: "Hoyoyo!" Space Adventure (1982; Toei Animation)
• Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: Hello! Wonder Island (1981; Toei Animation)
• Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: Hoyoyo! Dream Capital Mecha Police (1985; Toei Animation)
• Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: Hoyoyo, Great Across-the-World Race (1983; Toei Animation)
• Dr. Slump and Arale-chan: Hoyoyo! The Treasure of Nanaba Castle (1984; Toei Animation)
• Fair, then Partly Piggy (1988; Oh! Production)
• The Fantastic Adventures of Unico (1981; Sanrio & Madhouse)
• Fatal Fury: Legend of the Hungry Wolf (1992; Studio Jack) (television film; license rescued from Viz Media with itself having distribution from Geneon, then named Pioneer)
• Fatal Fury: The Motion Picture (1994; Studio Wombat) (license rescued from Viz Media with itself having distribution from Geneon, then named Pioneer)
• Fatal Fury 2: The New Battle (1993; Studio Wombat) (television film; license rescued from Viz Media with itself having distribution from Geneon, then named Pioneer)
• Female Convict Scorpion: Jailhouse 41 (1972; Toei Company) (Live action)
• Fist of the North Star: The Movie (1986; Toei Animation) (license rescued from Streamline Pictures with itself having later distribution from Image Entertainment)
• Galaxy Express 999 (1979; Toei Animation) (license rescued from New World Pictures and Viz Media)
• Galaxy Express 999: Eternal Fantasy (1998; Toei Animation) (original dub commissioned by Discotek Media)
• God Mars: The Movie (1982; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from Nozomi Entertainment)
• Golgo 13: The Professional (1983; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from Urban Vision)
• GoShogun: The Time Étranger (1985; Ashi Productions)
• Great Conquest: The Romance of the Three Kingdoms (1988; Toei Animation) (license rescued from Streamline Pictures)
• Hajime no Ippo: Champion Road (2003; Madhouse) (license rescued from Genon)
• Hans Christian Andersen's The Little Mermaid (1975; Toei Doga) (license rescued from Starmaker and UAV Corporation)
• Hana Yori Dango Final: The Movie (2008; Toho) (Live action)
• Hells (2008; Madhouse) (original dub by Team Four Star with dub production by Sound Cadance Studios)
• Hols: Prince of the Sun (1968; Toei Doga)
• Inukami! The Movie (2007; Seven Arcs)
• Jin-Roh: The Wolf Brigade (2000; Production I.G) (license rescued from Bandai Entertainment and Viz Media)
• A Journey Through Fairyland (1985; Sanrio) (license rescued from Celebrity Home Entertainment under Celebrity's Just for Kids)
• Jungle Emperor Leo (1997; Tezuka Productions) (license rescued from Media Blasters under Anime Works)
• Kimagure Orange Road: I Want to Return to That Day (1988; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Like the Clouds, Like the Wind (1990; Studio Pierrot)
• Lily C.A.T. (Studio Pierrot) (1987; license rescued from Streamline Pictures)
• Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland (1989; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from Hemdale Film Corporation and Funimation under the Our Time Family Entertainment label)
• Lupin III: Alcatraz Connection (2001; TMS Entertainment) (television film)
• Lupin III: Blood Seal of the Eternal Mermaid (2011; TMS Entertainment) (television film; original dub commissioned by TMS Entertainment)
• Lupin III: Bye Bye, Lady Liberty (1989; TMS Entertainment) (television film)
• Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro (1979; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from Streamline Pictures and Manga Entertainment)
• Lupin III: The Columbus Files (1999; TMS Entertainment) (television film; license rescued from Funimation)
• Lupin III: Dragon of Doom (1994; TMS Entertainment) (television film; license rescued from Funimation)
• Lupin III: Episode 0: The First Contact (2002; TMS Entertainment) (television film)
• Lupin III: From Siberia with Love (1992; TMS Entertainment) (television film)
• Lupin III: Fujiko's Lie (2019; Telecom Animation Film) (original dub commissioned by TMS Entertainment)
• Lupin III: Goemon's Blood Spray (2017; Telecom Animation Film) (original dub commissioned by TMS Entertainment)
• Lupin III: Goodbye Partner (2019; TMS Entertainment) (television film; original dub commissioned by TMS Entertainment)
• Lupin III: The Hemingway Papers (1990; TMS Entertainment) (television film)
• Lupin III: Island of Assassins (1997; TMS Entertainment) (television film; license rescued from Funimation)
• Lupin III: Jigen's Gravestone (2014; Telecom Animation Film) (Their first original dub; commissioned by TMS Entertainment)[2]
• Lupin III: The Last Job (2010; TMS Entertainment) (television film)
• Lupin III: Legend of the Gold of Babylon (1985; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from AnimEigo; original dub commissioned by TMS Entertainment)
• Lupin III: Missed by a Dollar (2000; TMS Entertainment) (television film; license rescued from Funimation)
• Lupin III: The Mystery of Mamo (1978; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from Streamline Pictures and Geneon)
• Lupin III: Napoleon's Dictionary (1991; TMS Entertainment) (television film)
• Lupin III: Operation Return the Treasure (2003; TMS Entertainment) (television film)
• Lupin III: The Pursuit of Harimao's Treasure (1995; TMS Entertainment) (television film; license rescued from Funimation)
• Lupin III: The Secret of Twilight Gemini (1996; TMS Entertainment) (television film; license rescued from Funimation)
• Lupin III: Tokyo Crisis (1998; TMS Entertainment) (license rescued from Funimation)
• Lupin III: Voyage to Danger (1993; TMS Entertainment) (television film; license rescued from Funimation)
• Lupin III vs. Detective Conan: The Special (2009; TMS Entertainment) (television film)
• Lupin the 3rd vs. Detective Conan: The Movie (2013; TMS Entertainment)
• Marmalade Boy (1995; Toei Animation) (license rescued from Tokyopop)
• Memories (1995; Studio 4°C & Madhouse) (original dub commissioned by Discotek Media; license rescued from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment)
• Night on the Galactic Railroad (1985; Group TAC) (license rescued from Central Park Media)
• Nutcracker Fantasy (1979; Sanrio)
• Oresama (2004; Gaga) (Live action)
• Panda! Go, Panda! (1972; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Panda! Go, Panda!: Rainy Day Circus (1973; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Project A-Ko (1986; A.P.P.P.) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Project A-ko 2: Plot of the Daitokuji Financial Group (1987; A.P.P.P.) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Project A-ko 3: Cinderella Rhapsody (1988; A.P.P.P.) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Project A-ko 4: FINAL (1989; A.P.P.P.) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Ringing Bell (1978; Sanrio & Sunrise)
• Robot Carnival (1987; A.P.P.P.) (license rescued from Streamline Pictures)
• Saint Seiya: Evil Goddess Eris (1987; Toei Animation)
• Saint Seiya: The Heated Battle of the Gods (1988; Toei Animation)
• Saint Seiya: Legend of Crimson Youth (1988; Toei Animation)
• Saint Seiya: Warriors of the Final Holy Battle (1989; Toei Animation)
• The Sea Prince and the Fire Child (1982; Sanrio)
• Sex and Zen (1991; Golden Harvest) (Live action)
• Space Adventure Cobra: The Movie (1982; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (license rescued from Urban Vision; noted as first 4K Ultra HD anime release in the United States and Canada)
• Storm Riders (1998; Golden Harvest) (Live action; license rescued from Tai Seng)
• Street Fighter II: The Animated Movie (1994; Group TAC) (license rescued from SMV Enterprises and Manga Entertainment)
• Swan Lake (1981; Toei Animation) (license rescued from The Samuel Goldwyn Company)
• Taxi Hunter (1993; Media Asia) (Live action)
• Tetsujin 28: Morning Moon of Midday (2007; Palm Studio)
• A Thousand and One Nights (1969; Mushi Productions)
• Tomorrow's Joe (1980; Tokyo Movie Shinsha)
• Toriko the Movie: Secret Recipe of Gourmet God! (2013; Toei Animation)
• Twilight of the Cockroaches (1987; Madhouse) (mix of Anime and Live action; license rescued from Streamline Pictures)
• Unico in the Island of Magic (1983; Sanrio & Madhouse)
• Urusei Yatsura: Only You (1983; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Urusei Yatsura 2: Beautiful Dreamer (1984; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from Central Park Media)
• Urusei Yatsura 3: Remember My Love (1985; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Urusei Yatsura 4: Lum the Forever (1986; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Urusei Yatsura 5: The Final Chapter (1988; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Urusei Yatsura 6: Always My Darling (1991; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust (2001; Madhouse) (dubbed version only; license rescued from Urban Vision)
• The Wonderful World of Puss 'n Boots (1969; Toei Animation)
• Wicked City (1987; Madhouse) (license rescued from Urban Vision; digital distribution and HIDIVE streaming via Sentai Filmworks)
• A Wind Named Amnesia (1990; Madhouse) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Yowamushi Pedal: The Movie (2015; TMS Entertainment)
• Yowamushi Pedal: Re:RIDE (2014; TMS Entertainment)
• Yowamushi Pedal: Re: ROAD (2015; TMS Entertainment)
• Zatch Bell: 101st Devil (2004; Toei Animation)
• Zatch Bell: Attack of Mechavulcan (2005; Toei Animation)
• Zero Woman: Red Handcuffs (1974; Toei Company)

Original video animations

• 8 Man After (1993; J.C.Staff) (license rescued from Streamline Pictures with itself having distribution by Image Entertainment)
• All Purpose Cultural Cat Girl Nuku Nuku (1992–93; Animate Film) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• All Purpose Cultural Cat-Girl Nuku Nuku DASH! (1998; Ashi Productions) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Angel Cop (1989–94; DAST) (license rescued from Manga Entertainment)
• Appleseed (1988; Artland with production from Gainax) (license rescued from Manga Entertainment)
• Area 88 (1985–86; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps, and then ADV Films)
• Babel II (1992; J.C.Staff) (license rescued from Streamline Pictures with itself having distribution by Image Entertainment)
• Battle Athletes (1997–98; AIC) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Big Order OVA (2015; Lerche) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Blue Seed Beyond (1996–98; Production I.G & Xebec) (license rescued from ADV Films; HIDIVE streaming via Maiden Japan)
• Blue Submarine No. 6 (1998–2000; Gonzo) (license rescued from Bandai Entertainment)
• Casshan: Robot Hunter (1993–94; Artmic with production by Tatsunoko Production & Gainax) (license rescued from Harmony Gold USA and ADV Films)
• Cosmo Warrior Zero (2001; Vega Entertainment) (license rescued from Enoki Films USA and Media Blasters under Anime Works)
• Crusher Joe: The Ice Prison (1989; Studio Nue & Sunrise) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Crusher Joe: The Ultimate Weapon: Ash (1989; Studio Nue & Sunrise) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Cyber City Oedo 808 (1990–91; Madhouse) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Dallos (1983–84; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from Celebrity Home Entertainment)
• Dancouga: Blazing Epilogue (1989–90; Ashi Production)
• Dancouga: Requiem for Victims (1986; Ashi Production)
• Demon City Shinjuku (1988; Madhouse) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps; digital distribution and HIDIVE streaming via Sentai Filmworks)
• Devilman: The Birth (1987; Oh! Production) (license rescued from Manga Entertainment)
• Devilman: Demon Bird Sirène (1990; Oh! Production) (license rescued from Manga Entertainment)
• DNA² (1995; Madhouse & Studio Deen) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Dragon Half (1993; Production I.G) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Freedom (2006–08; Sunrise) (license rescued from Bandai Visual USA with later distribution by Bandai Entertainment)
• Fushigi Yûgi OVA (1996–98; Studio Pierrot) (streaming on Crunchyroll only; Media Blasters under Anime Works has current home video rights, which they have license rescued from Geneon)
• Fushigi Yûgi: Eidoken (2001–02; Studio Pierrot) (streaming on Crunchyroll only; Media Blasters under Anime Works has current home video rights, which they have license rescued from Geneon)
• Gakuen Utopia Manabi Straight! OVA (2007; Ufotable)
• The Galaxy Railways: A Letter from the Abandoned Planet (2007; Planet Entertainment)
• Genocyber (1994; Artmic) (license rescued from Central Park Media)
• Getter Robo Armageddon (1998–99; Brain's Base) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Giant Robo (1992–98; Mu Animation Studio) (license rescued from L.A. Hero, U.S. Renditions folded to Manga Entertainment, and then Media Blasters under Anime Works)
• Gin Rei (1994–95; Mu Animation Studio) (license rescued from Media Blasters under Anime Works)
• Go Nagai World (1991; Triangle Staff & Oh! Production)
• God Mars: The Untold Legend (1988; Tokyo Movie Shinsha)
• Goku Midnight Eye (1989; Madhouse) (license rescued from Urban Vision)
• Golden Boy (1995–96; A.P.P.P.) (license rescued from ADV Films and Media Blasters under Anime Works)
• Gunbuster 2: Diebuster (2004–06; Gainax) (license rescued from Bandai Visual USA)
• Hajime no Ippo: Mashiba vs. Kimura (2003; Madhouse) (license rescued from Geneon)
• Hurricane Polymar: Holy Blood (1996–97; Tatsunoko Production & J.C.Staff) (license rescued from Urban Vision and Anime Sols)
• Isuca (2015; Arms) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Iria: Zeiram the Animation (1994; Ashi Production) (license rescued from Central Park Media with itself having distribution from Image Entertainment, and then Media Blasters under Anime Works)
• Key the Metal Idol (1994–97; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from Viz Media with volume DVDs having distribution by Geneon, then named Pioneer)
• Kimagure Orange Road OVA (1989–91; Studio Pierrot) (license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Kissxsis (2008–15; Feel)
• KonoSuba: God's Blessings on This Wonderful Choker! (2016; Studio Deen) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• KonoSuba: God's Blessings on This Wonderful Work of Art! (2017; Studion Deen) (distribution for Crunchyroll)
• Kyo Kara Maoh R (2007–08; Studio Deen)
• Love Hina Again (2002; Xebec) (license rescued from Bandai Entertainment)
• Lupin III: Green vs. Red (2008; TMS Entertainment)
• Lupin III: The Return of Pycal (2002; TMS Entertainment)
• Mighty Space Miners (1994–95; Triangle Staff) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• New Cutie Honey (1994–95; Toei Animation) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• New Getter Robo (2004; Brain's Base) (license rescued from Geneon)
• NG Knight Ramune & 40 DX (1993; Ashi Productions)
• NG Knight Ramune & 40 EX (1991; Ashi Productions)
• Night Warriors: Darkstalkers' Revenge (1997–98; Madhouse) (license rescued from Viz Media with itself having distribution by Geneon, then called Pioneer, and then Media Blasters via rental Kiosks)
• Photon (1997–99; AIC) (license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps)
• Pilot Candidate: Special Curriculum (2002; Xebec)
• Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas (2009–11; TMS Entertainment) (original dub commissioned exclusively for streaming on Netflix in preparation for the upcoming CGI Netflix Original, known simply as Knights of the Zodiac: Saint Seiya)
• School Days: Magical Heart Kokoro-chan (2008; TNK)
• She and Her Cat (1999; CoMix Wave Films) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Shin Getter Robo vs Neo Getter Robo (2000–01; Brain's Base)
• Sorcerer Hunters OVAs (1996–97; Xebec) (license rescued from ADV Films)
• Tales of Phantasia: The Animation (2004–06; Actas) (streaming on Amazon Prime Video only; license rescued from Geneon)
• Tekkaman Blade II (1994–95; Tatsunoko Production) (license rescued from Urban Vision)
• Violence Jack (1986–88; Ashi Productions (Harem Bomber) & Studio 88 (Evil Town)) (license rescued from Manga Entertainment and Central Mass)
• VS Knight Lamune & 40 Fresh (1997; Ashi Productions) (license rescued from Central Park Media; who have released it under Knights of Ramune)

Former titles

Television shows

• D.N.Angel (2003; Xebec) (was license rescued from ADV Films)
• Retro Game Master (2003–2011; Fuji TV) (Live action; select episodes only)

Films

• Animal Treasure Island (1971; Toei Animation)
• Blind Woman's Curse (1970; Nikkatsu) (Live action)
• Burst City (1982; Toei Company) (Live action)
• A Chinese Torture Chamber Story (1994; Wong Jing's Workshop Ltd.) (Live action)
• Dead or Alive (1999; Daiei Film & Toei Video) (Live action)
• Ebola Syndrome (1996; Jing's Production Limited) (Live action)
• Electric Dragon 80.000 V (2001; Sunset) (Live action; was license rescued from Unearthed Films)
• The Happiness of the Katakuris (2002; Shochiku) (Live action)
• Locke the Superman (1984; Nippon Animation) (was license rescued from Celebrity Home Entertainment and Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps; this title is now with Sentai Filmworks)
• Lupin III: Strange Psychokinetic Strategy (1974; Toho) (Live action)
• Mikadroid: Robokill Beneath Disco Club Layla (1991; Toho) (Live action)
• Oh! My Zombie Mermaid (2004; Soft on Demand) (Live action)
• The Princess Blade (2001; Gaga) (Live action; was license rescued from ADV Films)
• Sars Wars: Bangkok Zombie Crisis (2004; Chalermthai Studio) (Live action)
• Sayonara Jupiter (1984; Toho) (Live action)
• Sexual Parasite (2004; Total Media Corporation) (Live action)
• Sexy Soccer (2004; City Connection) (Live action)
• Splatter: Naked Blood (1996; Museum K.K.) (Live action)
• Star of David: Hunting for Beautiful Girls (1979; Nikkatsu) (Live action)
• Sukeban Boy (2006; King Records) (Live action)
• Taro the Dragon Boy (1979; Toei Animation)
• Tokyo 10+01 (2002; KSS Films) (Live action)
• Uzumaki (2000; Omega Micott) (Live action)
• Venus Wars (1989; Triangle Staff) (was license rescued from Central Park Media under U.S. Manga Corps; this title is now with Sentai Filmworks)
• The War in Space (1977; Toho) (Live action)

Original video animations

• Crying Freeman (1988–94; Toei Animation) (was rescue licensed from ADV Films)
• Lupin III: The Fuma Conspiracy (1987; Tokyo Movie Shinsha) (was license rescued from AnimEigo)
• Mad Bull 34 (1990–92; Magic Bus) (was license rescued from Manga Entertainment)

References

1. "New Anime Distributor". Anime News Network. 2005-08-30. Retrieved 2013-01-06.
2. "Discotek Adds Lupin III: Jigen's Gravestone, Yowapeda, Go Nagai World, Toei's Little Mermaid, Iria". Anime News Network. 2014-12-21. Retrieved 2016-11-19.

External links

• Official website
• Discotek Media at Anime News Network's encyclopedia