Anime Like Figure 17: Tsubasa & Hikaru

In the frozen remnants of what was once a bustling city, the silence is broken only by the rumble of a motorcycle engine. Chito and Yuuri ride this bike as the last survivors of a ruined urban landscape. They search through abandoned military bases for supplies, moving through the dead terrain while pondering the mysteries of the past. Though they often face loneliness, their bond helps them endure their solitary existence as the final humans. Yuuri's cheerful clumsiness and Chito's calm demeanor bring small moments of brightness to their somber routine, whether through target practice, finding books, or playful snowball fights in the wintry battlefield. Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou unfolds across empty spaces and decaying buildings, telling a heartwarming story of two young women discovering hope in a bleak and fading world.

In a future Japan where android servants are commonplace, society adheres strictly to the Three Laws of Robotics governing all android behavior. The Robot Ethics Committee has molded public opinion, causing androids to be viewed as mere appliances. However, a marginalized community called "android-holics" exists, who respect androids deeply and are consequently ostracized. Rikuo Sakisaka was brought up to consider androids as non-human and fully accepts this societal norm. His viewpoint changes when he finds a hidden message in the activity logs of his family's android, Sammy. This clue leads him to Eve no Jikan, a café that enforces a single rule: treat humans and androids equally. Driven by curiosity, Rikuo explores the café further and seeks to understand the reason behind Sammy's strange behavior.

Drift into Neo Venezia, a bustling metropolis on Aqua, a planet once known as Mars. In the 24th century, humanity has successfully transformed this previously inhospitable world into a thriving colony. Although set in the future, Neo Venezia retains a quaint allure, with gondolas gliding through expansive canals serving as the main mode of transportation. The city is a precise replica of Venice on Manhome, the planet originally named Earth. Among the businesses providing guided tours through the city’s scenic routes is the Aria Company. Working there is Akari Mizunashi, a spirited young woman from Manhome who is a beginner Undine, or tour guide. Witness Akari's journey as she bonds with fellow Undine, visitors, and the inhabitants of Neo Venezia, learning important life lessons and discovering the marvels of human ingenuity.

In the peaceful town of Seize, located on the edge of Helvetia, daily existence flows quietly along cobblestone streets, mostly untouched by the rising conflict between Helvetia and the neighboring Roman Empire. Into this setting comes Kanata Sorami, a lively young woman who enlists in the Helvetian army's 1121st platoon, stationed at the Clocktower Fortress in Seize, because of her love for playing the bugle. With mentorship from Sergeant Major Rio Kazumiya, a talented trumpeter, she begins her musical training. The platoon also includes Noël Kannagi, a reserved engineer; Kureha Suminoya, an enthusiastic artillery operator; and Captain Felicia Heideman, known for her kind nature. Through their time together, they discover the beauty of life in Seize and the lasting joy found in a community that continues to thrive even as the world around them deteriorates.

During the 24th century on the planet Aqua, Akari Mizunashi, Alice Carroll, and Aika S. Granzchestra train to become Prima Undines—professional gondolier tour guides. Under the guidance of the celebrated "Water Fairies"—Alicia Florence, Athena Glory, and Akira E. Ferrari—the trio devotes themselves to intense training and overcoming various hurdles. Through life's highs and lows, these three apprentices work diligently to refine their abilities and navigate the difficulties of becoming successful gondoliers in Neo-Venezia, a carefully recreated version of Venice.

In a futuristic Japan, androids are widely used for various tasks, but treating them as equals to humans is considered unacceptable. There is a lingering fear that these machines might rebel against their human creators, resulting in criticism and the labeling of those who show too much trust in androids as "dori-kei" or "android-holics." Rikuo Sakisaka, a high school student, notices strange behavior from his family's android, Sammy—she goes out without being told. After checking her activity logs, Rikuo finds a puzzling message: "Are you enjoying the time of EVE?" With help from his friend Masakazu Masaki, Rikuo follows Sammy's trips to a café called Time of Eve, where discrimination between customers is not allowed. At this place, Rikuo sees both humans and androids existing together without any visible differences. The café has a varied group of customers, each with their own stories and problems, including the lively Akiko and a malfunctioning robot. As Rikuo works to understand Sammy's motives, he begins to question the widespread fear that makes humans see androids only as tools.

Akari Mizunashi continues chasing her goal of becoming a Prima Undine, a gondolier who skillfully navigates the peaceful canals of Neo Venezia, alongside her friends Aika and Alice. Though they work for rival companies, the three often spend time together, honing their guiding skills and uncovering the hidden wonders of Neo Venezia. Throughout their daily routines, they cross paths with unforgettable and extraordinary individuals, slowly revealing the secrets behind Neo Venezia's timeless appeal. Return to Neo Venezia, a place where the wonders of human creativity shape miracles.

In "Frankenstein Family," Tanis is a brilliant young prodigy and the youngest child of two eccentric scientists. He lives with his family in isolation on a remote island, where his parents have performed experiments on his siblings, granting them extraordinary powers. Their secluded existence comes to an abrupt end when authorities arrest the parents. Government agents then transport Tanis and his four genetically modified siblings—Snow, who is part dog; Ashise, a plant-human hybrid; Aisley, a spider-human hybrid; and Suishi, a telepath—to a bustling island. As the only sibling without alterations, Tanis takes on the responsibility of guiding his brothers and sisters through societal norms while hiding their unique abilities.

In a world slowly recovering from a catastrophic event that brought about the twilight of humanity, the few people left carry on in quiet, peaceful lives. Alpha Hatsuseno is an android who runs a small café near Yokohama, a place rarely visited by customers, where she waits each day for her owner to come back. One day, another android named Kokone Takatsu, who works as a courier, delivers a package sent by Alpha’s creator. Inside is a camera, meant for Alpha to use in capturing and preserving precious memories. The story unfolds as a gentle, reflective narrative centered on the android's journey to record beautiful scenery and experience heartwarming moments, all set against a calm and serene backdrop.

In the 21st century, extraterrestrials have arrived on Earth and coexist with humans. In the quiet town of Enohana, the impoverished student Chigasaki Mayuko ends up sharing a home with NieA, a low-ranking alien known as "Under Seven." Mayuko works hard to get by, while NieA appears completely indifferent to the consequences of her behavior. As this mismatched pair creates the expected friction, the damaged alien mothership looms in the distance.

Akari Mizunashi dreams about what her life will be like once she finally achieves her goal of becoming a Prima Undine, but when she wakes up, she realizes she might not truly have the confidence to manage Aria Company by herself. Anxious about what lies ahead, she turns to her mentor Alicia Florence—one of the three great "Water Fairies" of Neo-Venezia—for advice. To Akari's surprise, Alicia opens up about her own past struggles, but also explains the steps she took to overcome her self-doubt about running the company and taking on an apprentice. Finding comfort in her teacher's words, Akari gets ready to face whatever challenges she must overcome on her journey toward making her dreams come true.

Set in a near-future world where global conflicts and extraterrestrial threats remain at bay, "Busou Shinki: Armored War Goddess" blends everyday life with battles involving small robotic companions known as Shinki. Standing at around 15 centimeters tall, these intelligent and emotional beings act as helpers to their human "Masters." Certain Shinki can be armed and armored for combat, earning them the title of Busou Shinki, or "armed divine princesses." The story centers on Masato, a high school freshman, and his Shinki companions: Ann (Arnval), Aines (Altines), and Lene (Altlene). Their routine is disrupted by the arrival of a new, assertive Shinki named Strarf.

In the Imperial Capital's fifth district, the Black Cat Cafe employs restored Automata—sophisticated mechanical dolls originally built for combat but now repurposed for civilian life. Dressed in traditional kimonos, these dolls struggle to adapt to their new existence, haunted by lingering echoes of their past military missions that prevent them from fully embracing peace. Among them is Haizakura, a newly repaired Automata whose memories were erased during the reset process. Despite her uncertain identity and purpose, she carries an innate passion for singing. Driven by her relentless curiosity and musical talent, Haizakura embarks on a journey alongside her fellow Automata to discover their renewed purpose, facing every challenge together with steadfast support.

In the 22nd century, space travel, planetary colonization, and anti-gravity basketball are everyday realities, but Earth has become too hostile to live on, forcing humanity to reside in colonies on neighboring planets. During a school field trip, a series of unexpected events throws Luna, a newly transferred student, along with her robot companion Chako and six other classmates, into a gravity storm. They crash-land on what appears to be an abandoned planet. Taking charge as the group's leader, Luna, alongside the resourceful Kaoru, the privileged Howard, the timid Sharla, the accommodating Bell, the proud musician Menori, and the gifted Shingo, must struggle to survive. But is the planet truly lifeless, or are there hidden beings or individuals lurking in the shadows?

The first episode begins with Ai practicing on a gondola alongside Akari. While navigating a canal, they run into Aika and Alice. Since becoming Prima undines, the three have rarely had time to meet. Considering even the brief moments they share a "miracle," Akari recalls a particular incident and tells Ai about it. The second episode starts with Ai relating a story to Akari about a "miracle" she encountered during her own practice. While traveling down an unfamiliar route, she caught sight of Cait Sith. After stepping off her gondola to chase it, she comes across two Single undines from Himeya company and Orange Planet who are in the middle of a practice session.

In the bonus episodes of "Sora no Woto," which are included with the fourth and seventh Blu-ray and DVD volumes, two extra stories are presented. The first, episode 7.5, occurs during the main storyline. After Kanata discovers Rio entering the distillery, Felicia suggests a mock battle between the maidens. If Kanata wins, she will learn the secret of the sealed room. However, matters quickly spiral out of control once alcohol comes into play. The second episode, numbered 13, takes place after the series ends. When a young local asks Kanata about her dreams, she finds herself at a loss for words. Seeking understanding, Kanata goes to the other characters, chatting with them about their own hopes and objectives.

In a near-future Japan, global warming has submerged the great city of Yokohama beneath the ocean, leaving only the hills above the water. What was once one of the country's largest cities now feels like a small town, and the very existence of the island nation has been threatened. Yet there is no sense of desperation, devastation, or hopelessness. People live relaxed lives, cherishing each other's company and enjoying quiet, peaceful moments together. This is especially true for Alpha, a carefree young woman who runs a cafe called Cafe Alpha. She immerses herself in the beautiful nature around her, finding joy in spending quality time with her kind friends. The fulfillment and happiness she finds in life suggest she is a compassionate human being—but she is not quite human. She is actually a type A7M2 robot. One day, a radio forecast warns of an approaching typhoon. Her old friend, who runs a nearby gas station, invites her to take shelter there, worried that her aging cafe might not withstand the storm. The typhoon does indeed pass, leaving Alpha's cafe severely damaged. That prompts her to embark on a journey to raise money for rebuilding, and also to see the outside world beyond her friends and the comfort of a peaceful life.

After a worldwide disaster, two girls set off on a cycling trip through Japan's deserted landscapes, determined to keep enjoying their sightseeing despite the end of civilization. They continue their travels, undaunted by the apocalypse.

In the sci-fi fantasy series Eden, set thousands of years into the future, the city known as "Eden 3" is home solely to robots whose human creators vanished ages ago. While performing a standard assignment, two agricultural robots accidentally awaken a human baby girl from cryogenic stasis, leading them to question their belief that humans were nothing more than a banned myth from antiquity. The pair then secretly raise the young girl in a hidden sanctuary away from Eden.

A brief installment with the title "Sono Futatabi Deaeru Kiseki ni..." that may be regarded as episode zero of "Aria the Natural".

Anya Dostoyevskaya, a trainee Undine at the Orange Company, becomes disheartened after discovering that her gondolier mentor, Alice Carroll, has been neglecting her own former mentor, Athena Glory. Athena, who once worked as an Undine and now performs as an opera singer, has been trying to arrange a meeting with Alice, but Alice appears to be avoiding her for reasons that are unclear. To help resolve this situation, Anya joins forces with her fellow Undine colleagues, Ai Aino and Azusa B. McLaren. As the three work to bring Alice and Athena back together, Anya begins to understand the feelings of her seniors, which may hold the key to healing their unresolved rift.

Becoming a Prima Undine—a skilled gondola guide who leads sightseeing tours—requires great time and effort, yet that does not hinder Akari Mizunashi and her fellow Undine trainees, Aika S. Granzchesta and Alice Carroll, from savoring all the delights Neo-Venezia has to offer. Even as they undergo demanding training, the three friends engage in various enjoyable pastimes, creating treasured moments that shine even brighter in this enchanting city. With the companions they have encountered along the way, these young women forge memories that will forever sparkle within the heart of Neo-Venezia.

In "Aria the Benedizione," Aika S. Granzchesta, the chosen successor and head of the Himeya Company—an Undine guild made up of female gondoliers—shocks everyone by declining to inherit the organization's celebrated gondola, going against custom. Her pupil, Azusa B. McLaren, confused by this surprising move, questions Aika but learns nothing. Seeking clarity, Azusa and other Undines organize a secret gathering with Aika. As the anticipated winter season arrives, bringing calm and splendor to Neo-Venezia, Aika reflects on her path as an Undine and the deep influence it has had on her. Thinking back on precious moments from the past, Aika feels those memories will continue to steer her toward an uncertain but bright future.

Elizabeth, Joou-sama Tsuihou no Hi!? While playing a game of chess alongside her sister ship Valiant, Queen Elizabeth stakes her title as queen for a single day, fully convinced she will keep it. To her surprise, Valiant wins and eagerly takes on the temporary role of queen, leaving Queen Elizabeth to experience life as one of her own attendants. Valiant soon discovers she is not adequately prepared for the heavy duties of her new position. Elizabeth, Jinei Konshinkai ni Jinryoku The highly anticipated gathering of all nine Azur Lane factions draws near. During the representatives' meeting, a theme is chosen while Royal Navy’s Queen Elizabeth and Iris Libre’s Richelieu are absent. As a result, neither faction can secure space to set up their booth at the event. To ensure the assembly's success, Queen Elizabeth steps forward to negotiate with the other factions, urging them to accommodate their beloved commander's needs.