DREAM CRAYON KINGDOM (YUME NO KUREYON OUKOKU)		Vampire Princess Miyu
Debut:	7 September 1997 (Sunday), 08:30, TV Asahi
Character Design:	Ohnishi Yoh-ichi
Production:	Toei Animation
Cast:	Tokumitsu Yuka (Queen Silver), Sakata Osamu (Araessa), Takeuchi Junko (Stanston)
Replaces:	HANA YORI DANGO
I AM HANI-TAROH (HANI-TAROH DESU) [Five-minute animated shorts within the Super J Channel news program]
Debut:	30 September 1997 (Tuesday, every weekday), 18:52, TV Asahi
Created by:	Maejima Akihito
Character Design:	Ohnishi Yoh-ichi
Replaces:	AZUMI MAMA MIA
MASTER MOSQUITON '99 (MASUTAA MOSUKIITON DABURU NAIN)
Debut:	30 September 1997 (Tuesday), 18:00, TV Tokyo
Created by:	Akahori Satoru, Negishi Hiroshi
Associate Director:	Negishi Hiroshi
Production:	Sotsu, Zero-G Room
Cast:	Imai Yuka (Inaho), Koyasu Takehito (Mosquiton), Ueda Yuuji (Hanoh), Konya Michiko (Yuki), Tanaka Atsuko (Ulfredi)
Replaces:	NEW TENCHI MUYO!
BEAST WARS: SUPER LIFEFORM TRANSFORMERS (BIISUTO WO-ZU CHOU SEIMEITAI TORANSUFO-MAA)
Debut:	1 October 1997 (Wednesday), 18:30, TV Tokyo
Cast:	Koyasu Takehito, Takagi Wataru, Yamaguchi Kappei, Chiba Shigeru
Replaces:	MACH GO GO GO
DEEP SEA LEGEND MERMENOID (SHINKAI DENSETSU MAAMENOIDO)
Debut:	1 October 1997 (Wednesday), 25:10, Asahi TV [2 October 1997 (Thursday), 01:10, Asahi TV]
Created by:	Terada Kenji/XING
Character Designer:	Akabori Shigeo
Production:	Kitty Film, XING Entertainment
Cast:	Touma Yumi (Jo), Miura Urara (Oz), Ishida Akira (Leon), Iwao Junko (Raira)
NEXT WAR CHRONICLE EHRGEIZ (NEKUSTO SENKI E-AGAITSU)
Debut:	1 October 1997 (Wednesday), 25:15, TV Tokyo [2 October 1997 (Thursday), 01:15, TV Tokyo]
Original Design:	Imagake Isamu
Animation Production:	Studio Deen
Cast:	Iwata Kouei (Jay), Nakata Johji (Camel), Tanano Urara (Ken), Ohtani Ikue (Ann)
Replaces:	MAZE*BAKUNETSU JIKUU
THOSE WHO HUNT ELVES II (ERUFU O KARU MONOTACHI SEKANDO)
Debut:	1 October 1997 (Wednesday), 25:45, TV Tokyo [2 October 1997 (Thursday), 01:45, TV Tokyo]
Created by:	Yagami Hiroshi/Mediaworks and serialized in Denki Comic Gao (Mediaworks)
Character Design:	Gouto Keiji
Cast:	Seki Tomokazu (Junpei), Tomizawa Michie (Airi), Miyamura Yuko (Ritsuko), Mitsuishi Kotono (Selshia)
Replaces:	DON'T LEAVE ME ALONE DAISY
SUPER MASHIN HERO [LEGEND] WATARU (CHOU MASHIN EIYUU DEN WATARU)		Virus: Virus Buster Serge
Debut:	2 October 1997 (Thursday), 18:00, TV Tokyo
Created by:	Yadate Hajime, Hiroi Kimiko, Iuchi Hideji and serialized in Asuka Fantasy DX (Kadokawa) Planning: Red Company, Sunrise
Production:	ASATSU, Sunrise
Cast:	Tanaka Mayumi (Wataru), Hayashibara Megumi (Himiko), Miyamura Yuko (Suzume)
Replaces:	KERO KERO CHIME
VIRUS: VIRUS BUSTER SERGE (VIRUSU VIRUSU BASUTAA SAAJI) [12 episodes planned]
Debut:	2 October 1997 (Thursday), 25:15, TV Tokyo [3 October 1997 (Friday), 1:15, TV Tokyo]
Director/Character Design:	Ohbari Masami
Mechanic Design:	Mamiya Natsuki
Production Design:	STUDIO-G1
Color Key:	Nakayama Kumiko
Anime Production:	PLUM
Cast:	Miki Shinichiroh (Serge), Iizuka Mayumi (Erika), Nanba Keiichi (Marcus)
Replaces:	HYPERPOLICE
BATTLE ATHLETESS: GREAT SPORTS MEET (BATORU ASURIITESU DAIUNDOKAI)
Debut:	3 October 1997 (Friday), 18:30, TV Tokyo
Director:	Akiyama Katsuji
Character Design:	Okuda Jun
Animation Production:	AIC
Cast:	Natsuki Rio (Kanzaki Akari), Kawamaki Tomoko (Kristina), Yajima Akiko (Anna)
Replaces:	SLAYERS TRY
HANG IN THERE, GOEMON (GAMBARE GOEMON)
Debut:	4 October 1997 (Saturday), 17:00, TBS
Original Draft:	Konami
Character Design:	Hiraoka Masayuki
Animation Production:	Public and Basic
Cast:	Matsumoto Yasunori, Ogata Ken-ichi, Hisakawa Aya
Replaces:	KIKO-CHAN SMILE
SAKURA MOMOKO THEATRE: KOJIKOJI (SAKURA MOMOKO GEKIJOU KOJIKOJI)
Debut:	4 October 1997 (Saturday), 17:00, TBS [starts at 17:30 begining with episode 2]
Created by:	Sakura Momoko (serialized in Monthly Kimi to Boku (Sony Magazines)
Cast:	Kawada Taeko (Kojikoji), Takano Urara (Jiroh), Masuoka Hiroshi (Geran), Watanabe Kumiko (Harehare-kun), Naka Tomoko (Joanie)
Replaces:	YOU'RE UNDER ARREST!
NINTAMA RANTAROH [V] [Ten-minute animated shorts]		Battle Athletess Daiundokai
Debut:	6 October 1997 (Monday, every weekday), 17:50, NHK-Educational
Cast:	Takayama Minami, Tanaka Mayumi, Suzuki Mie
VAMPIRE [PRINCESS] MIYU (KYUUKETSUKI MIYU)
Debut:	6 October 1997 (Monday), 25:15, TV Tokyo [7 October 1997 (Tuesday), 01:15, TV Tokyo]
Created and Directed by:	Hirano Toshihiro
Creator, Character Design:	Kakinouchi Narumi
Music:	Kawai Kenji
Production:	AIC
Cast:	Nagasawa Miki (Miyu), Miki Shinichiroh (Larva), Ogata Megumi (Reiha), Kanai Mika (Shiina), Inoue (Shirakura Asako), Shindou Kokoro (Hisae)
Replaces:	HARELUYA II B0Y
SWORD WIND ROMANCE BERSERK (KENFU DENKI BERUSERUKU)
Debut:	7 October 1997 (Tuesday), 25:45, Nippon TV [8 October 1997 (Wednesday), 01:45, Nippon TV
Created by:	Mitsura Kentaroh and serialized in Young Animal (Hakusensha)
Director:	Takahashi Naohito
Series Concept Advisor:	Imagawa Yasuhiro
Production:	VAP
Animation Production:	OLM
Cast:	Hayashi Nobutoshi (Gats), Moriyama Tomoyuki (Grifis), Miyamura Yuko (Kaska), Ishida Akira (Judoh), Yashima Akiko (Rickert)
FORTUNE QUEST L (FO-CHUN KUESUTO L)
Debut:	18 October 1997 (Saturday), 25:35, Mainichi Broadcasting [19 October 1997 (Sunday), 1:35, Mainichi Broadcasting]
Created by:	Fukazawa Mishio and published under Dengeki Bunko (Mediaworks)
Director:	Satoh Eiichi
Character Design:	Miyata Nahomi
Production:	IG Film
Cast:	Nakagawa Akiko (Pastel), Morikawa Tomoyuki (Clay)
DOCTOR SLUMP (DOKUTAA SURAMPU)
Debut:	25 November 1997 (Tuesday), 19:00, Fuji TV
Created by:	Toriyama Akira and serialized in Shonen Jump Comics (Shueisha)
Replaces:	DragonBall GT