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Here’s your chance to take a look at this brilliant anime space fantasy from Leiji Matsumoto, creator of Star Blazers, Captain Harlock and Galaxy Express 999. It’s about friendship and the touchingly short lifespan of humans when compared to their mechanised counterparts in the 30th century. It also features a great deal of space-based blasting and derring-do. It’s fast-moving, action-packed and available to download here.More details
Leiji Matsumoto’s anime space fantasy continues. At the end of the 30th century, all races have expanded to the faraway frontiers of the vast Universe. But back on Earth, a new kind of mechanised man has appeared, using advanced technology to give immortality at the expense of humanity. Nothing can stop this new breed ruling the planet – and flesh-and-blood humans have now been subjugated…More details
Another episode of the excellent space anime from Leiji Matsumoto, creator of Star Blazers. Human beings are trying to adjust to life under the control of mechanised immortals. Some find it possible to live with the new rules. Others don’t. Cosmo Warrior Zero is asked to track down one rebel, a task that will ask him some very hard questions – including exactly where his loyalty lies…More details
Anime space fantasy doesn’t get any better than this, thanks to the genius of Leiji Matsumoto. Zero’s best friend was once a man named Harlock – the same man he is now ordered to bring in as a space pirate. Meanwhile Harlock waits for his old friend, who is coming to destroy him. Somehow, he’d always known that one day he would have to do battle with Zero…More details
65 million years ago the wilds of the Cretaceous Dakota was a place for no man. Yet Nigel Marven makes it his first port of call, to rescue dinosaurs for the Prehistoric Park. After whetting his appetite by bringing back a pair of Ostrich like Ornithomimus, Nigel returns for the big prize, a T-Rex. Although an adult T-Rex would be too hard to handle, even for the Prehistoric Park team, Nigel finds two recently orphaned juveniles. But time is not on his side. He must bring them back to the present...More details
At the end of the last ice age Mammoths were already finding themselves unsuited to the changing climate, and they faced a new predator, man. When Nigel finds a dying mammoth he must battle just to keep it alive before he can return it to the present day. He wins the battle but faces a war when the mammoth refuses to eat on its return. Racing against time, Nigel and his team must pull together to find out why, before the magnificent mammoth loses all its strength and dies.More details
One hundred and thirty million years ago there were a host of bizarre feathered dinosaurs like the four-winged Microraptor, a crow sized relative of the Velociraptor. Nigel is determined to bring one of these back but first he needs to get to the tree tops where they live and feed. With typical good natured grit Nigel decides he must hone his tree climbing skills if he is to stand a chance. But is this his greatest challenge? At the other end of the scale, and his second quarry, are the titanic...More details
The Sabre Tooth Tiger was actually the Sabre Tooth Cat but either way, it is high on the list of animals to save. Having been separated for millions of years, North America and South America have collided, and it is the South American creatures that are losing out. Nigel and big cat expert Saba have to travel back a mere hundred thousand years in South American history to study the Cat in its natural habitat. They realise that, ironically, it is the distinctive teeth that will bring about the Sabre...More details
Nigel will need more than a butterfly net and a jam jar to catch these creepie crawlies. Three hundred million years ago, insects in the Carboniferous period were truly enormous. Scorpions were three foot long, millipedes eight and there were dragonflies the size of hawks. And yet the air that we breathe today would kill them all. Just to return with them Nigel must design and build a special box that gives the insects a far higher oxygen content than we have in the atmosphere today. Bringing them...More details
It sounds like a joke. What ate the dinosaurs? But the Deinosuchus, a fifty foot crocodile that could jump the length of its own body, was certainly not funny. This is undoubtedly Nigel’s most dangerous mission. Even he has never handled a reptile this big before, so he prepares himself by working with modern alligators at the Prehistoric Park. When he returns to the past he is all too aware that this is perhaps his biggest challenge, yet he still finds time for fascination and enthusiasm...More details