TV Asahi



One of Japan's TV stations, host to many of Toei's anime and Toku shows. Home mostly to Super Sentai and Kamen Rider for a long time. Formerly named NET (Not to be mistaken for the PBS's previous name).

Shows aired by TV Asahi and its affiliates:

 * Aim for the Ace! (the original 1973 series, the 1978 TV series aired on NTV)
 * Babel II
 * Candy Candy
 * Cyborg 009 (The original 1968 series and the 1978 series only, the 2001 series aired on TV Tokyo)
 * Devilman
 * Super Sentai series (Starting with Himitsu Sentai Goranger)
 * Kamen Rider series (The first, Kamen Rider V 3, Kamen Rider X, Kamen Rider Kuuga -onward)
 * Kotetsu Jeeg
 * Marmalade Boy
 * Metal Heroes (Space Sheriff Gavan up to Tetsuwan Tantei Robotack)
 * Magical Girl anime:
 * Majokko Megu Chan
 * Sailor Moon series
 * Pretty Cure series (Starting with Futari wa Pretty Cure)
 * Cutey Honey (The original 1973 series and Cutey Honey FLASH only)
 * Saint Tail
 * Mushrambo
 * Doraemon (since the 70's!)
 * Battle Spirits
 * Crush Gear Turbo (Via Asahi affiliate Nagoya Broadcasting Network)
 * Dinosaur King
 * Digimon Xros Wars (the previous Digimon seasons aired on Fuji TV)
 * Ghost Sweeper Mikami
 * Hana Yori Dango (the anime adaptation)
 * Stitch! (The Mischievous Alien's Adventure and Always the Best Friends seasons only, the original 1st season aired on TV Tokyo)
 * Space Knight Tekkaman (the original 1975 series, Tekkaman Blade aired on TV Tokyo)
 * Gundam series (Mobile Suit Gundam to After War Gundam X) (Turn a Gundam aired on Fuji TV and all further Gundam shows have since aired on MBS and TBS, with the exception of SD Gundam Force which aired on TV Tokyo)
 * Brave Series (All series via Asahi affiliate Nagoya Broadcasting Network, excluding GaoGaiGar FINAL: Grand Glorious Gathering, which aired on TV Tokyo)
 * The Robot Romance Trilogy:
 * Combattler V
 * Voltes V
 * Daimos
 * Slam Dunk
 * Yuusha Raideen (the original 1975 series)
 * Xabungle