Animax (Brasil)
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Anime with which this company was involved:
Arjuna (TV) : Broadcaster
Babel II - Beyond Infinity (TV) : Broadcaster
Baby Baachan (TV) : Broadcaster
Barom One (TV) : Broadcaster
Basilisk (TV) : Broadcaster
Beast Fighter - The Apocalypse (TV) : Broadcaster
Black Cat (TV) : Broadcaster
Bokurano (TV) : Broadcaster
Burst Angel (TV) : Broadcaster
Carried by the Wind: Tsukikage Ran (TV) : Broadcaster
Cosmo Warrior Zero Gaiden (TV) : Broadcaster
Cosmowarrior Zero (TV) : Broadcaster
Demon Lord Dante (TV) : Broadcaster
Detective Loki (TV) : Broadcaster
Di Gi Charat Nyo (TV) : Broadcaster
DNA² (TV) : Broadcaster
DNA² (OAV) : Broadcaster
Excel Saga (TV) : Broadcaster
Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu (TV) : Broadcaster
Fullmetal Alchemist (TV) : Broadcaster
Galaxy Angel (TV) : Broadcaster
Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo (TV) : Broadcaster
Gantz (TV) : Broadcaster
Genma Wars (TV) : Broadcaster
Getbackers (TV) : Broadcaster
Gun Frontier (TV) : Broadcaster
.Hack//Legend Of The Twilight (TV) : Broadcaster
.Hack//SIGN (TV) : Broadcaster
Hellsing (TV) : Broadcaster
Hoop Days (TV) : Broadcaster
Hungry Heart - Wild Striker (TV) : Broadcaster
Hunter X Hunter (TV) : Broadcaster
Hunter X Hunter (OAV) : Broadcaster
I'm Gonna Be An Angel (TV) : Broadcaster
Initial D (TV) : Broadcaster
Initial D: Second Stage (TV) : Broadcaster
Last Exile (TV) : Broadcaster
Martian Successor Nadesico (TV) : Broadcaster
Noir (TV) : Broadcaster
Pilot Candidate (TV) : Broadcaster
Pita Ten (TV) : Broadcaster
(The) Prince of Tennis (TV) : Broadcaster
Robonimal Panda-Z: The Robonimation (TV) : Broadcaster
Ryusei Sentai Musumet (TV) : Broadcaster
S-CRY-ed (TV) : Broadcaster
Saber Marionette J (TV) : Broadcaster
Saber Marionette J to X (TV) : Broadcaster
SaiKano (TV) : Broadcaster
Serial Experiments Lain (TV) : Broadcaster
Shin chan (TV) : Broadcaster
Shinseikiden Mars (TV) : Broadcaster
Soul Hunter (TV) : Broadcaster
Speed Grapher (TV) : Broadcaster
Steel Angel Kurumi (TV) : Broadcaster
Steel Angel Kurumi 2 (TV) : Broadcaster
Steel Angel Kurumi Encore (OAV) : Broadcaster
Stratos 4 (TV) : Broadcaster
Submarine Super 99 (TV) : Broadcaster
Super Milk-chan (TV) : Broadcaster
Trinity Blood (TV) : Broadcaster
Tsukihime, Lunar Legend (TV) : Broadcaster
(The) Twelve Kingdoms (TV) : Broadcaster
Twin Spica (TV) : Broadcaster
Vandread (TV) : Broadcaster
Vandread: The Second Stage (TV) : Broadcaster
Wild 7 Swirling Canal (TV) : Broadcaster
Wolf's Rain (TV) : Broadcaster
Wolf's Rain (OAV) : Broadcaster
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