Japan's OLM (formerly called Oriental Light and Magic) was founded by Toshiaki Okuno on October 3, 1990. In addition to theatrical releases, OLM has worked on TV series and even 3D films. Similar to every other anime studio, OLM divides the production of its numerous brands and series among several different production teams.
The accuracy of OLM's crediting in productions sets them apart from competing studios. OLM is responsible for much well-known anime series, including Pokémon and others. This company has already proven itself to be an effective and even sneaky method of promoting the video games that served as its inspiration. OLM was named after the prestigious studio that pioneered many modern visual effects techniques.
8 Pokémon: The Origin
As the series progresses, Red, the protagonist, travels across Kanto in his quest to become a Pokémon master. As Red fights Team Rocket, takes on the Elite Four, and earns all eight Gym Badges, he experiences a roller coaster of emotions. He makes friends with a wide variety of Pokémon and people he meets on his journey.
He also has a deep appreciation for the value of teamwork and the lessons to be learned through friendship. Red, with the help of his faithful Pikachu, must beat everyone to become the Champion of the Kanto region.
7 Berserk
The protagonist of the Berserk anime series is a young mercenary named Guts who is seeking vengeance on Griffith, the leader of the mercenary organization that betrayed him. He meets the female fighter Casca and the mysterious Griffith, leader of the mercenary Band of the Hawk, at the start of his journey. Berserk tells the story of Guts and the Band of the Hawk as they fight against the repressive forces of Midland and the enigmatic and powerful Apostles.
Guts learns more and more about Griffith's transformation and the hidden strength of Femto as his adventure unfolds. At the end of the day, he has to decide whether to follow through on his revenge plan or to let go of his anger and take a different path.
6 Inazuma Eleven: Orion no Kokuin
The sports anime Inazuma Eleven: Orion no Kokuin is based on the popular video game franchise of the same name. The story follows the Raimon Junior High soccer team as they attempt to win the Football Frontier tournament. With the help of their mysterious new captain, Endou Mamoru, the team must improve their skills and beat the tough opponents if they want to win.
Along the way, they'll face some of the tournament's toughest opponents and learn valuable lessons about teamwork, friendship, and bravery. Their success or failure depends only on themselves, so they'll have to work together and follow the captain's lead to the top.
5 Beyblade Burst
The protagonist, Valt Aoi, is a young boy with a serious Beyblade obsession and aspirations to be at the top of the Blader world. He embarks on a quest to compete with other Bladers from around the globe. He meets a lot of interesting individuals and makes some great friends along the way. In the process, he finds several new and impressive Beyblades and expands his knowledge of Beyblading as a whole.
At some point, Valt will have to fight his old enemy Shu Kurenai in a showdown that could decide the fate of the entire universe. As the conflict continues, Valt learns the true meaning of becoming the best Blader in the world and witnesses the strength of teamwork and brotherhood.
4 Odd Taxi Movie: In the Woods
Odokawa works as a cab driver, a job that requires him to interact with many people, many of whom he does not know. The majority of his clients are deeper and more modest than they appear at first. A teenage girl mysteriously disappeared one day.
In this movie, all the important witnesses try to piece together what happened before and after the abduction of the girl by recalling their interactions with the cab driver, Hiroshi Odokawa, who seems to be the connecting factor as the narrative takes shape.
3 King’s Raid
The sighting of demons causes unrest in a country that had been at peace for a century. Demons like this pose an existential risk to humanity. Angmund, the demon king, was vanquished one hundred years ago by King Kyle of Orvelia. It was believed that these demons had fled forever, thus reports of sightings a century later were met with skepticism.
Unfortunately, only one of the people dispatched to investigate the claim really returned. Once knight-in-training Kasel learns he is the king's true son, the fate of the world is in his hands. The revelation confirmed his status as the sole wielder of the holy sword Aea, and hence the only one capable of killing the demon king in the same manner as his father.
2 Komi Can't Communicate
The romantic comedy anime series Komi Can't Communicate is based on the similarly named manga. In this series, Shouko Komi, a high school student, tries to make friends and gain popularity in this story. Komi is determined to get over her crippling social anxiety and awkwardness around other people, so she can make friends.
The support of Tadano, a classmate, and several other students encourage her to open up and establish friendships. Komi's journey to self-awareness and improved communication abilities is portrayed in this anime.
1 Summertime Rendering
Shinpei Ajiro moved in with Mio and Ushio Kofune after the demise of his own parents. He had left home to go to college, and when he returned, he learned that his brother Ushio had died while trying to save a little girl.
While at the funeral, Shinpei's best friend informed him that Ushio had been injured in the neck. In light of the strange occurrences, Shinpei begins to suspect foul play and comes to the conclusion that a murder has taken place. To perpetuate the narrative, Shinpei fulfills Ushio's dying wishes while protecting Mio.