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Urusei Yatsura Movie 6: Itsudatte My Darling · うる星やつら いつだって・マイ・ダーリン · 1991
An extraterrestrial princess abducts Earth most lecherous teenager for supreme love potions.
Extraterrestrial space princess Lupica scours the galaxy seeking the legendary ultimate love potion, intending to administer the elixir to her reluctant childhood sweetheart, the tofu-vender prince Rio. According to ancient cosmic prophecies, unsealing the potion requires the active participation of the most lustful creature in the universe. Arriving on Earth, Lupica promptly abducts perennial delinquent Ataru Moroboshi. Hot on their trail aboard her personal flying saucer, Lum, joined by rival suitors Mendou and Shinobu, navigates cosmic temples to save her darling from being drained of his libido.
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Two complete Rumiko Takahashi classics on one page, from the 1981 alien comedy through the 2022 remake.
195 episodes of the original alien-invasion comedy.
A short bonus TV special from the same era.
Only You, the first of six numbered theatrical films.
Beautiful Dreamer, the most acclaimed of the six.
Remember My Love.
A stand-alone bonus episode, not required to follow the movies.
Lum the Forever.
The Final Chapter.
Always My Darling, the last of the original run's films.
A short 1990s promo, not connected to the story.
InuYasha's main story, a feudal-Japan adventure with an entirely new cast, 167 episodes.
A side-story released during the TV run, not required for the main plot.
Another stand-alone side-story film.
A third stand-alone side-story film.
The fourth and final InuYasha side-story film.
A short bonus special from the same period.
A one-off 2008 Urusei Yatsura short made for a Shonen Sunday anniversary, unrelated to InuYasha's plot.
A three-minute anniversary promo clip.
The Final Act, adapting the manga's actual ending that the original TV run never reached.
A full remake of the 1981 original, redone from scratch for the manga's 40th anniversary.
A short sneaker-brand crossover ad.
The reboot's second season, carrying the story further than the original series ever adapted.
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