Nobody talks about this one. A 1975 artifact that treats UFO hysteria with the exact seriousness it deserved, mixing genuine 70s paranoia with deadpan charm that lands harder than anything intentionally comedic. The animation is pure period capsule, clumsy and earnest in ways that modern shows can't fake, and the whole thing plays like a found documentary about what people actually believed when they didn't have the internet to fact-check them. It's comedy archaeology masquerading as UFO drama, and the best joke is that it doesn't know it's funny.

A 1975 science fiction film from the makers of Mazinger, built as a tour through the history of UFO lore. Aliens and flying saucers are familiar material in fiction, yet many people insist they have really seen UFOs, and some claim to have been taken by them. The film revisits that history and raises the question of whether UFOs exist and whether beings from other worlds are watching Earth from a distance.