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Centuries ago, humanity was driven nearly to extinction by colossal, humanoid monsters known as Titans, forcing the survivors to cower behind enormous concentric walls. The true horror of these giants lies in their consumption of human flesh, which seems motivated not by hunger but by pleasure. To ensure their survival, the remnants of humanity lived within these defensive barriers, enjoying a hundred years without a single Titan encounter. But that fragile peace is shattered when a Colossal Titan breaches the supposedly impregnable outer wall, reigniting the desperate fight for survival against the man-eating abominations. After suffering a devastating personal loss at the hands of the invading creatures, Eren Yeager dedicates his life to their eradication by joining the Survey Corps, an elite military unit that battles the merciless humanoids beyond the walls. Alongside his adopted sister Mikasa Ackerman and childhood friend Armin Arlert, Eren enters the brutal war against the Titans, racing to find a way to defeat them before the last walls fall.

Brutal murders, petty thefts, and senseless violence plague the human world. Meanwhile, the realm of death gods is a dull, unchanging gambling den. The brilliant 17-year-old Japanese student Light Yagami and the sadistic god of death Ryuk share a belief: both their worlds are rotten. For his own entertainment, Ryuk drops his Death Note into the human world. Light stumbles upon it, dismissing the first rule as absurd: the human whose name is written in this note shall die. Yet the temptation proves too strong, and Light tests it by writing a felon's name, disturbingly resulting in his first murder. Realizing the terrifying godlike power he now holds, Light—under the alias Kira—pursues his twisted sense of justice with the ultimate goal of ridding the world of all evil-doers. The meticulous mastermind detective L is already on his trail, but as Light's intellect rivals L's, the grand pursuit of Kira becomes an intense battle of wits that can only end when one of them is dead.

A deadly menace lurks in Tokyo: man-eating "ghouls" that look exactly like humans and hide among them. Reserved college student Ken Kaneki keeps his head in books and pays no attention to reports of the escalating crisis. But the arrival of a beautiful woman named Rize Kamishiro breaks his solitude when she boldly asks him out on a date. As Kaneki walks Rize home, he realizes she is far from the kind person she seemed—she lured him with malicious intent. After a violent struggle, he wakes up in a hospital to find out his life was saved by having the organs of the now-dead Rize transplanted into his body. Kaneki's body starts changing in terrifying ways, turning him into a human-ghoul hybrid. As he begins his grim new path, Kaneki desperately holds onto his humanity amid the growing bloody war between society's new monsters and the government agents hunting them.

For many generations, humanity has been pursued by enormous, enigmatic predators called the Titans. Three massive walls—Wall Maria, Rose, and Sheena—offered safety and tranquility for over a century. That calm was broken when the Colossal Titan and Armored Titan appeared and demolished the outermost wall, Wall Maria. Forced to withdraw behind Wall Rose, humanity waited anxiously for the Titans to strike again and ruin their final refuge. In Shingeki no Kyojin Season 2, Eren Yeager and his comrades from the 104th Training Corps have only recently started serving as full members of the Survey Corps. As they prepare to confront the Titans once more, their plans are interrupted by an invasion of Wall Rose—yet nothing is as straightforward as it appears, and additional enigmas come to light. While the Survey Corps races to protect the wall, they learn more about the attacking Titans and the hidden truths concerning their own ranks.

Inventive scientist Rintarou Okabe possesses an unquenchable drive for scientific discovery. Alongside his scatterbrained yet good-hearted friend Mayuri Shiina and his roommate Itaru Hashida, Okabe establishes the Future Gadget Laboratory, aiming to create technological breakthroughs that defy human understanding. Despite lofty ambitions, the team's only noteworthy invention so far is a microwave with the peculiar ability to turn bananas into a green sludge. When Okabe attends a time travel conference, he encounters a chain of odd occurrences that suggest the "Phone Microwave" gadget hides far more potential than initially assumed. Capable of sending text messages to the past via the microwave, Okabe delves deeper into this makeshift time machine, drawing the hostile attention of the shadowy organization SERN. This groundbreaking discovery plunges Okabe and his friends into constant peril. As he struggles to repair the damage his invention has inflicted on the timeline, Okabe fights not only to protect those he cares about but also to hold onto his own unraveling sanity.

Humanity remains trapped behind the two surviving walls, still endangered by the Titans that steal their freedom. The fight to eliminate these monsters continues, but dangers come not only from the Titans outside the walls but also from the people inside them. Following his rescue from the Colossal Titan and Armored Titan, Eren Yaeger focuses on mastering his Titan shifting ability. Krista Lenz deals with the pain of losing a comrade, Captain Levi selects Eren along with his friends to be part of his new personal squad, and Commander Erwin Smith recovers from wounds he received. For a time, the soldiers seem to be doing well—until the government suddenly demands that Eren and Krista be handed over. The Survey Corps' recent victories have attracted unwanted notice, and a figure from Levi's past is dispatched to retrieve the two wanted individuals. Hunted by the authorities, Levi and his squad must avoid their enemies to protect Eren and Krista. Eren and his comrades fight not only for survival against the fearsome Titans but also against the menace of a far more cunning adversary: other humans.

In an effort to restore the fading hope of humanity, the Survey Corps launch an operation to reclaim Wall Maria, where the fight against the ruthless Titans resumes. Returning to the ruined Shiganshina District, once his childhood home, Eren Yeager and his comrades find the area strangely devoid of Titans. Even after sealing the outer gate, they face no opposition. The mission proceeds smoothly until Armin Arlert, deeply suspicious of the enemy's absence, notices troubling hints of a hidden trap. Shingeki no Kyojin Season 3 Part 2 follows Eren as he swears to reclaim everything that was taken from him. Alongside him, the Survey Corps push forward—through countless sacrifices—to carve a path to victory and unlock the secrets hidden in the Yeager family basement.

Leaving the convenience store, Subaru Natsuki never expects to be torn from his ordinary life and thrown into a fantasy world. Things look grim for the confused teenager; soon after arriving, he is set upon by thugs. Armed with only a grocery bag and a useless phone, he is quickly beaten senseless. Fortunately, a mysterious beauty named Satella, chasing the thief who stole her insignia, stumbles upon Subaru and rescues him. To repay the kind and honest girl, Subaru offers to help her search, and later that night he even discovers the location of what she seeks. But an ominous darker force lurks in the shadows, and mere minutes after finding the insignia, Subaru and Satella are brutally killed. Yet Subaru instantly awakens to a familiar scene—facing the same thugs, meeting Satella once more—the mystery deepens as history inexplicably repeats itself.

Satoru Fujinuma, a detached twenty-nine-year-old manga artist, possesses a mysterious ability known as Revival that sends him back in time by mere minutes whenever tragedy is imminent. He has used this power to save numerous lives. However, after being falsely accused of killing someone dear to him, Satoru is transported back eighteen years to 1988. He soon discovers a potential link between his current predicament and the childhood abduction and murder of his classmate, the enigmatic and solitary Kayo Hinazuki. Seizing this opportunity to set things right, Boku dake ga Inai Machi chronicles Satoru’s quest to solve the mystery of the past while preventing Kayo’s death and safeguarding his loved ones in the present.

Gabi Braun and Falco Grice have dedicated their entire lives to training with the goal of inheriting one of the seven Titans controlled by Marley, aiming to assist their country in eliminating the Eldians on Paradis. Yet, just as their future seems secure, their tranquility is abruptly disrupted by the arrival of Eren Yeager and the surviving members of the Survey Corps. After finally accessing the Yeager family basement and uncovering the grim history behind the Titans, the Survey Corps has at last discovered the answers they had fought so hard to find. Now possessing the truth, the group heads out into the world beyond the walls. In Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season, two vastly different worlds clash as each side pursues its own objectives in the long-awaited conclusion to Paradis' struggle for freedom.

Nestled within a dense forest and secured by a gated entrance, the Grace Field House serves as a home for orphans who live harmoniously as a single family under the care of their beloved "Mama," Isabella. While the children must undergo daily tests, they are permitted to enjoy their free time outdoors, provided they strictly adhere to the rule of staying close to the orphanage. Every few months, a child is adopted and sent away to a new family, never to be heard from again. Yet, the three eldest siblings grow suspicious of the orphanage's true nature and soon uncover the grim reality facing the children, including the sinister truth behind their affectionate Mama.

Yukiteru Amano is a timid middle school student who habitually records everything he does in his daily life on his phone—a digital diary. At school, he has no friends, but he is often seen talking to his supposed imaginary companions: Deus Ex Machina, the god of time and space, and Deus' servant, Mur Mur. One morning, Yukiteru wakes up to find that certain events of his day are already appearing on his cellphone ahead of time. At first he dismisses it as coincidence, but he slowly realizes that the incidents written on his phone actually occur in the near future. After benefiting from this new ability throughout the day, he discovers that his classmate Yuno Gasai owns a similar diary. When the two team up to fend off a strange pursuer and return home, Deus Ex Machina reveals that they—along with ten other participants—have been forced into a survival game where the winner becomes the deity's successor. Left with no other choice, Yukiteru and Yuno must rely on their phones, now called "Future Diaries," to survive this merciless battle royale.

Parasitic aliens suddenly descend upon Earth, infiltrating humanity by burrowing into the brains of vulnerable targets. These insatiable creatures seize complete control of their hosts and can morph into various forms to hunt unsuspecting prey. Sixteen-year-old high school student Shinichi Izumi is attacked by one of these parasites, but it fails to take over his brain, ending up in his right hand instead. Unable to move to its intended location, the parasite, named Migi, must rely on Shinichi to survive. This forces the duo into an uneasy coexistence as they defend themselves against hostile parasites determined to eliminate this new threat to their kind.

Fifteen years after the catastrophic Second Impact, humanity is under siege from colossal angelic beings known as Angels, who attack Tokyo-3 one after another. Despite deploying their most advanced weapons and military strategies, mankind is powerless against them. The only hope lies with NERV, a secretive organization led by the cold-hearted Gendou Ikari. NERV operates giant humanoid robots called Evangelions, equipped with cutting-edge weaponry and protective barriers called Absolute Terror Fields, to fight the Angels. After years of abandonment by his father, 14-year-old Shinji Ikari returns to Tokyo-3. He constantly struggles with deep-seated trauma from losing his mother and the emotional neglect from his father. Afraid to form connections, Shinji's life changes when he meets 29-year-old Misato Katsuragi, a high-ranking NERV officer who offers him the maternal warmth he has never known. A sudden Angel attack forces Shinji into action, revealing Gendou's true reason for summoning him: Shinji is the only one who can effectively pilot Evangelion Unit-01, a new robot that syncs with his biological signals. Despite the severe psychological torment of piloting an Evangelion, Shinji defends Tokyo-3 from the angelic threat, unaware of his father's dark schemes.

Most humans face Heaven or Hell after death, but a select few are transported to Quindecim, a bar accessible only to pairs of people who perish simultaneously. The establishment is overseen by Decim, an enigmatic figure who serves as the arbiter. He judges these patrons by forcing them to play deadly games, the outcomes of which determine whether their souls will be reincarnated or erased into the void forever. Through activities ranging from darts and bowling to fighting games, the true character of each guest is revealed as they risk their souls. However, Decim’s unwavering methods are challenged when a black-haired amnesiac arrives, prompting him to reconsider his past judgments.

Ken Kaneki has finally begun to embrace the monstrous, flesh-hungry side of himself that he once dreaded and loathed. After managing to escape being held captive and tortured, Kaneki decides to align himself with Aogiri Tree—the same violent ghoul group that originally kidnapped him, causing his friends to doubt his true intentions and allegiance. As hostilities between the government and ghouls keep escalating, the Commission of Counter Ghoul, the state's dedicated anti-ghoul task force, has stepped up its campaign to eliminate all ghouls from Tokyo. This endangers the fragile peace enjoyed by Kaneki's friends and former allies—the ghouls of the Anteiku café. Fully aware of the peril, Kaneki endures several fights that test his precious, fleeting humanity.

Justice and its enforcement have evolved. In the 22nd century, Japan operates under the Sibyl System, an objective method to assess each citizen's threat level by analyzing their mental state for criminal intent, known as their Psycho-Pass. Inspectors enforce the law by subduing—often lethally—anyone showing the slightest ill will; alongside them work Enforcers, citizens who have become latent criminals, given limited freedom in return for carrying out the Inspectors' grim tasks. Into this world enters Akane Tsunemori, a young woman with a sincere wish to uphold justice. But as she collaborates with veteran Enforcer Shinya Kougami, she soon discovers that the Sibyl System's verdicts are not as flawless as her fellow Inspectors believe. With everything she once trusted turned upside down, Akane struggles with the nature of true justice and whether it can be achieved through a system that might already be flawed.

At Hyakkaou Private Academy, the curriculum goes beyond standard academics to prepare students for the real world. With many pupils hailing from the wealthiest families globally, the school operates with a unique dual nature: daytime classes cover history, languages, and other subjects, but nights transform into a gambling arena where students learn to handle money and manipulate others. Financial success determines social standing, and those who dominate the games reign at the top of the hierarchy. Enter Yumeko Jabami, a seemingly innocent and attractive transfer student eager to participate in Hyakkaou's distinctive program. Unlike others, she does not gamble to win—she seeks the sheer excitement of the bet, and her almost insane approach to gambling may introduce unpredictable elements to the school's power dynamics.

Lucy belongs to a subspecies of humanity known as Diclonius, characterized by small horns and invisible telekinetic limbs—traits that make her a target for brutal government experimentation. When a chance to flee arises, the years of confinement and torture have twisted her, and she slaughters her way through her captors in a bloody escape. During the breakout, a severe head injury fractures her psyche, creating a second personality resembling a childlike innocent with barely any speech. In this vulnerable state, she crosses paths with Kouta and his cousin Yuka, two college students who take in the wounded fugitive, having no idea of her lethal nature. Their compassion sets off a chain of events that plunges them into a hidden world of government secrets and conspiracy.

It all began without warning: the dead rose from their graves, plunging Japan into utter chaos. When these creatures invade a high school, Takashi Kimuro is forced to kill his best friend after he is bitten and becomes one of the walking dead. Swearing to protect Rei Miyamoto, the girlfriend of the man he just put down, they manage to escape their school-turned-deathtrap, only to find a society that has already collapsed. Takashi and Rei soon join forces with other students, embarking on a journey to locate their families and discover the source of this overwhelming outbreak. Their group includes Saeko Busujima, the refined president of the Kendo Club; Kouta Hirano, an otaku obsessed with firearms; Saya Takagi, the daughter of a powerful politician; and Shizuka Marikawa, their attractive school nurse. Yet even with their combined strength, they must question if it will be enough to survive the undead apocalypse.

Eren Yeager turns against both former allies and enemies, setting a catastrophic scheme into motion. Guided by the Beast Titan, Zeke, he takes drastic steps to end the age-old conflict between Marley and Eldia, though his real motives stay unclear. As he delves into his family's history, Eren struggles to seize control of his own fate. At the same time, the long-warring nations of Marley and Eldia deploy soldiers and Titans in a fierce race to annihilate each other. Reiner Braun desperately uses his abilities to hold off Eren's militaristic forces, while his fellow Eldians—children Falco Grice and Gabi Braun—fight to survive amid the chaos. Elsewhere, Eren's childhood friends Mikasa Ackerman and Armin Arlert are imprisoned alongside his former Survey Corps comrades, all horrified by his monstrous transformation. Clinging to the belief that Eren still secretly harbors good intentions, Mikasa and the others enter the conflict, hoping to save their friend's very soul.

Koudo Ikusei Senior High School appears to be a perfect place on the surface. Its students enjoy remarkable freedom, and the institution holds a high reputation across Japan. But the truth is far from ideal. The school's four classes—A through D—are organized by merit, with only the highest-ranked classes receiving special privileges. Kiyotaka Ayanokouji belongs to Class D, where the school places its worst students. There he encounters the antisocial Suzune Horikita, who feels she was mistakenly placed in Class D and is determined to ascend to Class A, and the friendly class idol Kikyou Kushida, whose goal is to befriend everyone she can. Although class assignments are fixed, rankings are not; students from lower classes can improve their standing by outperforming those in higher classes. Moreover, Class D has no restrictions on the methods used to get ahead. In this ruthless school environment, can they overcome the odds and achieve the top?

Ordinary middle school students Madoka Kaname and Sayaka Miki have their lives turned upside down after meeting Kyuubey, a cat-like magical being, and Homura Akemi, a transfer student new to their school. Kyuubey proposes a deal: in exchange for granting any one wish they desire, the girls will become magical girls, gaining the power to realize their dreams. However, Homura Akemi, who is herself a magical girl, warns them not to accept, insisting that things are not as they appear. Exploring themes of hope, despair, and friendship, Puella Magi Madoka Magica delves into the harsh realities of being a magical girl and the sacrifices required to make a wish come true.

Dr. Kenzou Tenma, a top-tier neurosurgeon newly engaged to the daughter of his hospital's director, is steadily climbing the ranks of the medical institution. That is, until one night, a seemingly minor incident alters Dr. Tenma's life completely. As he prepares to operate on a patient, he receives a call from the hospital director instructing him to switch cases and instead perform urgent brain surgery on a well-known performer. His colleagues, fiancée, and the director all praise his success; however, because of the switch, a poor immigrant worker dies, leading Dr. Tenma to experience a profound moral crisis. When a similar scenario arises, Dr. Tenma holds his ground and opts to operate on a young boy named Johan Liebert rather than the town's mayor. Regrettably, this decision results in serious consequences for Dr. Tenma—including the loss of his social status. Yet, following the mysterious deaths of the director and two other doctors, Dr. Tenma's position is reinstated. With no evidence to implicate him, he is cleared and eventually becomes the hospital director. Nine years later, when Dr. Tenma saves the life of a criminal, his past returns to haunt him—once more, he confronts the monster he once operated on. He must now embark on a journey of pursuit to atone for the chaos caused by the one he saved.