It has been decided that the manga "YAIBA" will be adapted into a completely new anime. This marks the first anime production since the final episode of the TV anime aired in 1994, nearly 30 years ago. This announcement has sparked nostalgia on the internet, with comments like "Feels nostalgic" and "Wasn't Slam Dunk also from that year?" buzzing about other anime broadcasted in 1993, the same year as "YAIBA." Here's a list of some of those titles.

• Mobile Suit Victory Gundam
• Ghost Sweeper Mikami
• SLAM DUNK
• Sailor Moon R
• Shoot!
• Shippū! Iron Leaguer
• Pokonyan!
• Jungle King Tar-chan
• Heisei Inu Monogatari Bow

More pictures：Ghost Sweeper Mikami scene cut

More pictures：Shippū! Iron Leaguer

"YAIBA" is an action-packed saga about Kurogane Yaiba, a wild child samurai who has been training in the jungle and unexpectedly returns to Japan to seek further training and greater strength, relentlessly pursuing the samurai spirit. The story embarks on a spectacular journey after he meets his rival, Takeshi Onimaru, who acquires the "legendary demonic sword." Serialized in "Weekly Shonen Sunday" (Shogakukan) from 1988 to 1993, the series has become a popular work with a total of 24 volumes selling over 17 million copies, and was televised as an anime from 1993 to 1994. It is one of Gosho Aoyama's representative works, serialized up to about a month before the start of "Detective Conan" in 1994. The latest issue of "Weekly Shonen Sunday" released today, issue no. 24, features a visual poster drawn by Mr. Aoyama. The poster centers on the protagonist, Kurogane Yaiba, holding the Thunder God Sword, with various key swords from the story depicted around him. Moreover, the teaser video has been crafted to heighten anticipation.