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Clutching his Gibson guitar, Mafuyu Satou departs his gloomy apartment to begin another school day. While dozing in the quiet gymnasium stairwell, he encounters classmate Ritsuka Uenoyama, who reprimands him for neglecting the instrument, allowing the strings to rust and snap. Recognizing Uenoyama's proficiency, Satou requests that he repair the guitar and provide lessons. Uenoyama eventually consents and invites Satou to a jam session with his other bandmates: bassist Haruki Nakayama and drummer Akihiko Kaji. Struck by Satou's mesmerizing voice, Uenoyama persuades him to become the group's lead vocalist. Though initially reluctant, Satou accepts the position following a moving discussion with an old acquaintance. Supported by his new friends, Satou must learn to master the guitar while uncovering the enigmatic reasons behind why he possesses the instrument.

In "Junjo Romantica," high school student Misaki Takahashi accidentally witnesses his older brother being embraced by a stranger, who turns out to be Akihiko Usami—a famous novelist and a close friend of the brother. As their relationship develops, Akihiko becomes Misaki’s private tutor, and Misaki begins to wonder about Akihiko’s true intentions after discovering his latest boys-love novel. Meanwhile, Hiroki Kamijou, a university professor of classical literature and a friend of Akihiko, is dealing with the aftermath of a failed romance. On the verge of an emotional collapse, he meets Nowaki Kusama, a student asking for academic help to prepare for an upcoming exam. Hiroki initially refuses but later agrees, and a relationship starts to grow, revealing hidden truths about Nowaki. Separately, wealthy teenager Shinobu Takatsuki learns that his sister has divorced You Miyagi, a colleague of Hiroki. Recalling a past incident where You saved him from a robbery, Shinobu becomes determined to court the teacher, despite You’s attempts to keep his distance. It soon becomes clear that Shinobu is steadfast in pursuing what he believes is their fated love. "Junjo Romantica" intertwines these three love stories, exploring the challenges and developments for each couple.

In "given The Movie," the band "given"—comprised of Ritsuka Uenoyama, Mafuyu Satou, Haruki Nakayama, and Akihiko Kaji—advances to the final round of the Countdown-fes Amateur Contest, where their live performance could secure their victory. However, they worry about performing with only one original song. Driven to create more emotionally resonant music, Mafuyu receives unexpected help from Ugetsu Murata, Akihiko’s former partner. Ugetsu, still grappling with his feelings for Akihiko, finds himself torn between the past and an unsure future. As the competition nears, Haruki begins to doubt his place within the band and his relationship with Akihiko, an uncharacteristic sentiment for him. The film explores how relationships inevitably evolve and whether something valuable can be preserved amidst the pain of heartbreak, or if only remorse will linger.

Love, drama, and pure-hearted romance return as we revisit the troubled couples, drawing parallels between each of their relationships. Misaki Takahashi thought Haruhiko Usami was already a handful, until a new love interest appears, sending their relationship into another downward spiral as both hope to find a way to reconcile. For the other couples, episodes center on Hiroki's struggles with his pride, Shinobu's age gap with his lover, Nowaki's patience and devotion, Miyagi's past and present loves, and Usagi-san's family issues. All of this means each couple faces a multitude of obstacles in their pure-hearted, forbidden love lives.

In Hitorijime My Hero, Masahiro Setagawa is a vulnerable teenager who frequently gets taken advantage of by local bullies. Believing he has been forsaken, he assumes no one will ever step in to aid him. His life changes drastically when he crosses paths with Kousuke Ooshiba, a man known as the "Bear Killer" who takes down neighborhood gangs. A year later, as Masahiro and his former friend Kensuke Ooshiba enter high school, they discover that Kousuke has become their math teacher. As their connection grows stronger, Masahiro begins to regard Kousuke as his hero, while Kousuke develops a powerful urge to shield Masahiro. Their circumstances grow more tangled when Asaya Hasekura, Kensuke's childhood friend, returns with romantic feelings toward Kensuke, leaving Kensuke unprepared. Can these three young men make it through their high school years without issue, or will the turmoil of forbidden love pull them apart?

For five years in a row, actor Takato Saijou has been named "Sexiest Man of the Year," a title that matches his two decades of experience in the industry and his confident personality. But the streak ends when Junta Azumaya, a newcomer who started acting just three years ago, takes the award instead. Takato's initial shock quickly turns into jealousy and hostility. On the set of their upcoming drama, Junta not only lands the lead role but also keeps getting on Takato's nerves with his upbeat attitude and kind words. Takato's anger hits its limit when Junta finds him drunk and vulnerable. Worried about his reputation, Takato angrily confronts Junta, but Junta uses the chance to film the scene, capturing Takato arguing with a fellow cast member. Armed with that video, Junta now has the power to blackmail Takato. When Takato asks what Junta wants, he's surprised to find out Junta isn't after a career boost. Instead, Junta's demands can only be met in private—specifically, in the bedroom.

In "Super Lovers," Haru Kaidou, the eldest son of his family, travels to Canada after learning his mother is seriously ill. When he arrives, Haru finds out that his mother tricked him, and he is now responsible for looking after his adopted brother, Ren Kaidou, a quiet boy who feels more comfortable around dogs than people. At first, Haru struggles to connect with Ren because of his distrust, but as time passes, their relationship grows closer. Haru makes a promise to Ren that they will live together in Japan after he finishes high school. Unfortunately, a major accident causes Haru to lose all memories of the summer they spent together, including this promise. Five years later, Ren shows up in Tokyo, expecting Haru to keep his word. To Haru, though, Ren is just a stranger who claims to be his brother.

In the world of Loveless, individuals are born with cat ears and tails that vanish only after their first sexual encounter, marking these features as symbols of innocence and purity. Combat is conducted exclusively by pairs called "fighting pairs," which consist of a Sacrifice who absorbs damage and a Fighter who delivers the attacks. Twelve-year-old Ritsuka Aoyagi, struggling with amnesia from unknown causes, is coping with the recent death of his brother. On his first day at a new school, he meets Agatsuma Soubi, a stranger who claims to have known Ritsuka's deceased sibling. Ritsuka learns that Agatsuma and his brother were once a fighting pair, and that Agatsuma has now taken Ritsuka under his guidance. Together, they investigate the circumstances surrounding his brother's death and the involvement of a group called the "Seven Moons." As they delve deeper into this mystery, Ritsuka and Agatsuma find themselves developing a closer bond than either of them expected.

In Junjo Romantica 3, Misaki Takahashi and Akihiko "Usagi" Usami have been cohabiting for three years, and their bond has progressed steadily. Yet even the strongest connections encounter difficulties, and they begin to face some of these. A fresh rival appears, causing Usagi to worry about Misaki's affections. Ryuuichirou Isaka continues to meddle in Misaki and Usagi's romance, though his own relationship has its own hardships. He and his secretary, Kaoru Asahina, have been companions for years, but Asahina's insistence on keeping her professional and personal life separate often creates friction. Nowaki Kusama and Hiroki Kamijou see their careers advancing, leaving them with less time for each other. The limited moments they share allow doubts and uncertainties to seep into their relationship. Meanwhile, despite the significant age gap between Shinobu Takatsuki and You Miyagi, their growing mutual understanding helps to ease previous hesitations. Returning from Junjou Romantica, Junjou Egoist, and Junjou Terrorist, the cherished couples are now joined by a new story: Junjou Mistake!

Yuki Sakurai, an orphan raised without knowledge of his family, struggles with a sense of purpose and a peculiar ability to sense others' painful memories through touch. Anonymous letters urging him to end his own life deepen his inner turmoil. Unbeknownst to Yuki, his life is watched by both those who wish to harm him and those who seek to protect him. One misty evening, Yuki's life is unexpectedly saved by a striking man with silver eyes and raven-black hair—someone Yuki recognizes despite never having met. The appearance of this enigmatic figure stirs Yuki's dormant memories and reveals the true meaning of his existence. "Uragiri wa Boku no Namae wo Shitteiru" follows Yuki as a teenager uncovering his identity and origins, all while navigating friendships, encountering betrayal, and gradually unraveling the mysteries of his past.

Since their first live performance together, Mafuyu Satou and Ritsuka Uenoyama's relationship has grown steadily. Their mutual passion for music deepens their connection, and every moment they share becomes more meaningful. However, they are bound to face difficulties ahead, as both struggle with their own inner conflicts.

After relocating from Canada to live with Haru, Rei had started settling into life as the youngest among four brothers. Meanwhile, Haru’s new café was just beginning to succeed—until their mother Haruko suddenly appeared and announced she would take Rei to Switzerland! This surprising statement, coming right when Haru and Rei were becoming more connected, caused growing tension between them. Could more difficulties be ahead?

In "Hybrid Child," Kuroda, a master craftsman, creates artificial beings known as Hybrid Child—entities that are neither machines nor dolls, but instead grow based on the love they receive. Though they possess human-like emotions and self-awareness, these constructs are not fully human and require affection to develop. Kotarou Izumi, the young heir of the prestigious Izumi family, faces criticism when he rescues an abandoned Hybrid Child from the trash. He names this Hybrid Child Hazuki. His family repeatedly tries to get rid of Hazuki whenever Kotarou is absent. As they overcome these challenges, their bond deepens through mutual care. Yet, a decade later, a troubling truth comes to light: Hybrid Children may not have an infinite lifespan. "Hybrid Child" weaves together three short stories of love, exploring the connections between the artificial beings and those who nurture them.

Movie adaptation of the Sekaiichi Hatsukoi: Yokozawa Takafumi no Baai BL light novel.

In Gakuen Heaven, ordinary teenager Itou Keita is shocked to receive an acceptance letter from the elite Bell Liberty Academy. Left puzzled by the mystery of why he was chosen, Keita also finds himself preoccupied with the intricate social environment at the school. Surrounded by a group of exceptionally gifted young men, he struggles to identify his own special qualities and to understand what makes him worthy of standing as an equal among the talented and attractive students of BL. Though he lacks any prominent skills, Keita forms deep connections with many of his peers at the academy. Among these relationships, he feels a particular pull toward Kazuki Endou, a classmate recognized for their nurturing demeanor and mysterious aura.

Kei Kunieda is a news anchor who maintains a warm and amiable public persona on air. Despite his outward friendliness, Kei privately harbors frustration and often vents his frustrations about his coworkers internally. His life proceeds without a hitch, even while hiding his true feelings, until he meets Ushio Tsuzuki, a freelance stop-motion animator. Complications arise when Ushio, unaware they have met Kei twice in different contexts, starts developing romantic interest. Kei finds himself in a predicament, unsure if Ushio will embrace his complete character or just the facet Kei displayed in one of their meetings.

This OVA was included as a bonus with the limited premium edition of the manga's sixteenth volume. The DVD features three episodes: "Junjou Romantica," "Junjou Egoist," and "Junjou Terrorist."

Kousuke Mikado has possessed the ability to see spirits since childhood, a power that fills him with dread. To suppress this, he wears glasses in hopes of blocking his sight. One day while working at a bookstore, he attracts the attention of Rihito Hiyakawa, an unusual medium who insists their meeting was fated. Hiyakawa's strange behavior draws Mikado into the supernatural world, offering to help him overcome his fears if he stays close. Together, they investigate a series of sinister curses all linked to one person, Erika Hiura. Their search grows more complicated as they try to understand her motives and her connection to both Mikado and Hiyakawa.

Hashiba Sora lost all his memories after falling from a fourth-story window. When Fujimori Sunao becomes his new roommate at school, Fujimori tells Hashiba that he is called Ran. Both Fujimori and Hashiba developed split personalities during their youth, and their alternate selves—Yoru and Ran—are deeply in love with each other. Although Fujimori and Hashiba are disturbed by what their other selves do together at night, they gradually begin to develop feelings for each other as well. Through this relationship, Hashiba Sora uncovers many shocking details about their childhood.

In the film "given The Movie: Hiiragi Mix," the band syh, featuring Hiiragi Kashima and Shizusumi "Shizu" Yagi, faces disruption right before their debut when their backup guitarist suddenly quits. Hiiragi persuades Ritsuka Uenoyama, the prideful boyfriend of his childhood friend Mafuyu Satou, to step in temporarily, despite their frequent disagreements. Recognizing Uenoyama's skill, Hiiragi asks him to finish a song started by Mafuyu's former partner, Yuki Yoshida. While working on the music video and recording sessions, Hiiragi struggles with his feelings for Shizu. At the same time, Uenoyama's band, given, which includes Uenoyama, Mafuyu, Haruki Nakayama, and Akihiko Kaji, gets an opportunity for a debut. Although the rest of the band is excited, Mafuyu feels hesitant about pursuing a professional music career. As Uenoyama tries to replicate Yuki's unique sound, Mafuyu withdraws to reflect on the future and the challenges that lie ahead.

In search of a fresh start, househusband Masaki Fujiyoshi, his wife Hiromu, and their young son Hikari move to a new neighborhood. Their relationship has been strained due to societal prejudice, as Masaki is an omega, a secondary gender with the ability to bear children. Despite Hiromu being an alpha, another secondary gender deemed superior, they still face significant discrimination that jeopardizes their aspirations for a serene family life. Fortunately, they find companionship. Hikari befriends Yuuki Hirai, a solitary college student living next door. Although initially wary, Yuuki develops a strong connection with the boy. Additionally, the family receives support from Tomohiro "Matsu" Matsuo, Hiromu's old friend and coworker. Despite the seemingly perfect life the young family has established, a return of someone from their past threatens to upset this newfound peace.

Shima Kawauchi was raised by his loving grandfather after his parents' bitter divorce left him feeling abandoned. Following his grandfather's death, Shima finds himself completely alone. One night, overwhelmed by grief, he weeps by the sea and accidentally falls into the water. Unable to swim, he nearly drowns but is rescued by a strikingly handsome merman. Noticing Shima's distress, the merman—whom Shima names Isaki—insists on taking him home until he fully recovers. As they begin living together, their relationship deepens, bridging the gaps between their different species and genders.

In "Dakaichi: I'm Being Harassed By the Sexiest Man of the Year the Movie - Spain Arc," Takato Saijou and Junta Azumaya, both recognized as Japan's most attractive men, are cast together in a theatrical production centered around a flamenco duel. Despite their joint involvement, Junta holds a distinct edge due to his background, whereas Takato, lacking any flamenco experience, finds himself at a disadvantage. Driven by his resolve to surpass Junta, Takato travels to southern Spain to absorb the passionate essence of flamenco. While in Spain, Takato encounters Ceres, a skilled flamenco dancer, and begins training under her guidance. His progress is disrupted when Junta arrives to visit his grandfather's hometown. Now, Takato must strive to match Junta's proficiency, navigate his interactions with Junta's family, and contend with Antonio, an unforeseen rival for Junta's attention.

DRAMAtical Murder: Data_xx_Transitory is the thirteenth and supplementary episode of the DRAMAtical Murder anime series. It presents all the bad endings from the original video game.