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Freeza and Kami of Dragon Ball both had "premonitions" that turned out to be startlingly accurate, but the straightest example is Beerus from Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Gods, who literally gets visions of the future during his long naps, though his attendant claims they aren't usually accurate.In Super Robot Wars W his dreams also have Tekkaman Blade, because the game combines the plot of the two series. In Detonator Orgun, main character Tomoru has dreams about "a strange robot", the eponymous Orgun he ends meeting with, whenever he tries to use the PASFU machine that lets you choose your dreams.The dream becomes accurate when the suspect manages to stab Conan but Conan's life was saved by the charm. In Case Closed, Heiji becomes disturbed by a recent dream he had of Conan dying, so he lends him a charm.Fairly common in other CLAMP series as well.In the manga, she gets a couple of dreams about the event, but only when she got close to capturing all the cards.The title character of Cardcaptor Sakura frequently had these, most pointing to the same event involving her, Tokyo Tower, and a beautiful silver-haired man with wings.The plot is kicked off by Oracle Legna dreaming of someone shouting "Die!" but being unable to determine the killing intent's source. In Aruosumente, the entire point of having an Oracle around is that they are capable of having prophetic dreams.In the Attack on Titan anime, Eren's dream is shown to be a variety of disturbing images of the Titans, dead humans, and ends with the scene of the Titan picking up his mother as shown later in the episode.It could be a Distant Finale of some kind, Mundane Afterlife, Alternate Universe, anything really. Takaki has one in 5 Centimeters per Second.