Animes from 1970

Hutch is a little honeybee who got separated from his mom when the invading wasps invaded his home and now desperately wants to find her back. It's the beginning of an adventure that will make him encounter all sorts of friendly insects who want to help him out but, unfortunately, they won't survive the end of the episode for most of them ...

Football is almost a fighting sport at Shinsei high school and new team coach Teppei Matsuki is a completely paid-up sadist who will drive his team to win as much as they can. Headstrong school bad boy Shingo Tamai and his friend Ohira are determined not to be bullied into joining the team of Matsuki; instead they set up their own squad and at first play only for fun and struggle to keep up with the team of Matsuki.When their talents grow, they play other teams and become more and more developed before they face the Asakase high school squad crack in the final of the schools and their star player Misugi Yan.
Shingo builds his talents as a center forwards and looks forward to playing a visiting Brazilian squad in a tangle of subplots involving old rivalries and injuries, and a mixed-race player finding his identity and his missing mother (who turns out to be in jail). He is critically injured in a game, but his dedication matches his talent, which even the legendary Brazilian Pele recognizes. He is healing with the aid of a friend of his old rival Matsuki, to help the team win.Definitely melodrama rather than a proper sports show, this is the first in the Japanese soccer soaps line that reaches to and beyond Captain Tsubasa. Based on a manga by Kajiwara Ikki and Sonoda Kosei.

Joe Yabuki is a troubled youth, whose only option is to throw punches on them. He makes up for what he lacks in etiquette and discipline with his self-taught fighting skills.One day, as Joe wanders through Doya's slums, she gets into a clash with the local gang. Though far outnumbered, he defeats them easily, attracting the attention of Danpei Tange—a former boxing coach turned alcoholic. He offers to train Joe into Japan's greatest boxer, seeing his potential. For first, Joe dismisses Danpei as a miserable drunk; but he decides to stay with him after the trainer saves his life and learns the art of boxing.
Joe's temperament sadly makes him an unruly pupil, and he sometimes slips back to his old ways.Joe needs to trust his mentor to navigate the harsh world of his new career and learn the techniques he's taught him. The path to becoming a professional boxer, however, is fraught with fights that will test his mettle to the end.

The non-athletic head of the school newspaper department engages with disastrously funny outcomes in numerous club events including a variety of sports clubs.

A sitcom about a country boy who goes to the town for judo study. He finishes by meeting a famous dojo's daughter and her professional judo pet. That episode is composed of 2 stories.

Mako the King of the Sea is a young siren and friend. She rescues the young sport Akira from a stranded ship on a stormy day but ends up falling in love with him. She's turned into a human with the help of the Witch of the Sea and becomes a high school student who supports everyone with her deep sense of love and justice and her enchanted pendulum, the "Mermaid's Tear."

Norakuro is a black dog serving in the "Mokenrentai" (Fierce Dog Brigade), an imperial dog unit battling the enemy Monkey Unit war.

Norakuro is a stray black-and-white dog in an army of white dogs that blundered his way when he was a second-class soldier.

The series was fairly faithful to the comics. However, one major change was the addition of Army nurse Miko, on whom Norakuro had a crush. Norakuro was voiced for this series by Nobuyo Ooyama, who later became known for voicing Doraemon.