Those Obnoxious Aliens

Mrs. Moroboshi narrates a recapping of the series up to this point.

Kaede is a young ninja, or kunoichi, who doubts her current line of work. Her elderly and irate master, Yatsude, is intent on her remaining a ninja; and to make matters worse, Kaede has further infuriated her master by losing a confidential scroll in the woods. Meanwhile, Ataru finds his school excursion to the ancient capital of Nara tedious. However, stumbling upon the scroll and gaining Kaede's attention makes his field trip a little more interesting.

Six-year-old Ataru steps on the shadow of a young girl named Elle during an impromptu game of shadow-tag; in Elle's culture, this is viewed as a marriage proposal. Eleven years later, Elle returns to Earth in order to marry Ataru — by which time not only had he forgotten the events of his childhood, but he was engaged to Lum who attempts to prevent the marriage.

In this film, the students of Tomobiki High are not surprised to find the day repeating over and over again. And then things start getting really strange. Possibly the best loved of all the Urusei Yatsura movies, and certainly one of the most memorable.

During a circus magic trick, Ataru is transformed into a pink hippopotamus, which sends Lum chasing after the wicked magician responsible for the trick, with catastrophic results. With Lum gone, her friends decide that there is no reason to remain, and so Tomobiki slowly returns to normal.

A bored Ryōko invites all the non-gentlemen to a tea party to enjoy some conversation.

The basic plot is centered on the great cherry tree Tarōzakura and what happens after it is cut down during the making of a movie.

A laserdisk to accompany the CD release of the same name. It contains highlights and reflections from the TV show put to a scored symphonic version of various background music pieces. The music was preformed by a group known as "Apricot Systematic".

A satellite of the Mendō family develops a will of its own and uncovers its origin through events in Tomobiki it had been recording thus becomes independent.

It’s summertime and Shinobu happens upon a boy wearing a rabbit costume who drops a key that leads to the room of destiny, a dimension filled with infinite doorways to various possible futures upkept by a group of sentient rabbits. Together with the bunny boy named Inaba, Shinobu, Lum and Ataru seek happy futures for themselves.

Lum and Ataru must play another game of tag, or the Earth will be infested with mushrooms larger than buildings. Further, should Ataru lose, Lum will leave forever and everyone's memories will be changed so that they don't remember she, or her friends, were ever there. Finally, Lum refuses to allow Ataru to win unless he says "I love you" to her, that he has steadfastly refused to say over the entire series.

Oyuki plans to make a business out of flying sherbets, little bird creatures capable of quickly reproducing sherbet cones from their beaks. Ran convinces her to let her borrow one so she can open a sherbet stand on Earth to make some money, but the combination of being overworked and under the heat drives the sherbet to become cranky and escape. For fear of Oyuki’s retribution, Ran must catch the pesky bird that is being pursued by an angry Benten for trashing her bike while going on a rampage shooting cones all over Tomobiki.

Mr. Fujinami opens an abandoned tea shop on a remote island which is still inhabited by the ghosts of its former owners who are none other than his best friend and his daughter named Nagisa. Much to Ryūnosuke’s dismay, Nagisa is completely amorous of Ryūnosuke as the two fathers had them engaged and wishes to kiss her.

Much to Mendō’s surprise, his father got him a personal bodyguard who turns out to be the jungle boy Shingo. Now a ninja, Shingo does nothing but irritate his master as he is still brainless as ever and meets Ryōko who decides to use him for her own fun, leading to some delirious disarray.

Lum makes some sakuramochi for Ataru to enjoy flower-viewing together. However, she mistakenly made something that is not suitable for human consumption and turns Ataru as well as Onsen-Mark into wolfmen, thus she must quickly prepare an antidote and force an elusive Ataru to take it or he’ll remain a wolf forever.

Lum, Ataru, Shinobu and Shūtarō Mendō visit the statue of a goat that an ancestor of Mendo owned. While being there, Mendō's father takes some pictures of them, which triggers a curse: the ghost of that goat will come and eat those photos, and the people in the photos will die. So everyone tries to find a way to lift the curse and save their lives. Are the gang gonna be able to revert the curse of the goat?

Ran purchases a pouch of heart candies that cause a heart to appear over whoever eats one who becomes entirely devoted to the person who grabs that heart and tries to use them with Rei only to fail. The candies then fall in the hands of Lum who eats one and it quickly becomes obvious to her lovestruck male classmates at school that the one who grabs the heart over her head will win her unquestioning devotion while Ataru tries to use those candies to get the other girls’ devotions.

Ataru contracts an alien disease from Ten that makes a boy’s eyes shiny and sparkly like that of a girl’s and spreads the virus to the male population while trying to do his usual girl-hunting in vain.

Tsubame wakes up to find a young teenaged girl in his bed strongly attached to him on the day he had to go on a date with Sakura who was reported by Ten having seen them together in his home, and although she is revealed to be a ghost, her infatuation with him makes Sakura jealous and could jeopardize their relationship.

Lupica, an alien princess, is in love with a tofu seller. To make him love her too (at least, announce his love. He obviously fears the social taboo of a tofu vendor marrying a princess), she needs to get a love potion, which is in a certain temple. Legend has it that the only person that can obtain this love potion is the most lecherous man in the universe. That man turns out to be Ataru Moroboshi. Lupica kidnaps Ataru to make him get the potion, and Lum and her friends go out to search for Ataru.

Lum the Invader Girl (also known as "Urusei Yatsura BBC Dub") was the name given to a gag dub of Japanese anime Urusei Yatsura which was produced by the BBC for BBC Choice Japan TV Weekend in August 2000. Like many gag Dubs the voice acting was redone and the dub only followed only the basics elements of the original script, replacing them with jokes. This dub was recorded in the United Kingdom and featured English comedian Matt Lucas as Ataru and actress Anna Friel as Lum, while much of the other cast were British dubbing regulars.

Lum the Invader Girl (also known as "Urusei Yatsura BBC Dub") was the name given to a gag dub of Japanese anime Urusei Yatsura which was produced by the BBC for BBC Choice Japan TV Weekend in August 2000. Like many gag Dubs the voice acting was redone and the dub only followed only the basics elements of the original script, replacing them with jokes. This dub was recorded in the United Kingdom and featured English comedian Matt Lucas as Ataru and actress Anna Friel as Lum, while much of the other cast were British dubbing regulars.

The characters from Ranma 1/2, Urusei Yatsura, and Inuyasha all gather together in a short crossover to introduce the 50th Anniversary Weekly Shonen Sunday "Rumic World" Museum opening, celebrating Rumiko Takahashi's manga work.

Ataru and the others will join the competition of 'The Obstacle Course Swim Meet', organized by the Principal and Onsen-Mark. Each of the students need to face different kinds of obstacles during the competition, only few of them reach the finalist and their situation is getting harder and harder than previous obstacles.