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In a future where humanity is constantly under attack by the invasive alien race known as the Novas, young individuals are equipped with stigmata that grant them extraordinary powers. These empowered fighters, consisting of female Pandoras and male Limiters, are trained at military academies to combat the relentless attacks, called Nova Clashes. Kazuya Aoi begins his journey at the West Genetics military academy on a day marked by a Pandora competition. During this event, Kazuya mistakenly believes that Satellizer el Bridget, a powerful Pandora nicknamed the "Untouchable Queen," is his late sister and impulsively hugs her. Despite costing her the contest, Satellizer notices that Kazuya's touch doesn't repel her, leading her to choose him as her Limiter. As they forge a partnership, they must navigate the challenges posed by their seniors and the ever-present danger of the Novas.

In the world of Infinite Stratos, Japan developed the IS, a formidable exoskeleton suit that only females are capable of piloting. Due to its overwhelming destructive potential, an international treaty prohibited its deployment in warfare. Fifteen-year-old Ichika Orimura, who miraculously possesses the ability to operate an IS, is compelled to attend the Infinite Stratos Academy, an exclusive all-girls boarding school dedicated to training IS operators. Upon arrival, he reconnects with childhood friends Houki Shinonono and Lingyin Huang while forging a connection with Cecilia Alcott, the representative from the UK. Closely monitored by his older sister and homeroom teacher, Chifuyu Orimura, Ichika and his fellow students must rely on their piloting abilities to defend the school and themselves against the myriad dangers that arise during their eventful school life.

In a society where personal computers called Persocoms closely resemble humans, the true nature of love is put to the test. Hideki Motosuwa, a young man from the countryside trying to pass his college entrance exams, struggles to make ends meet, making it impossible for him to afford the latest technology: Persocoms, which are humanoid computers. One night, on his way home, he stumbles upon an abandoned Persocom and decides to bring her to his apartment. When he activates her, she responds with only a single word, "Chii," which becomes her name. Unlike other Persocoms, Chii cannot download information, forcing Hideki to manually teach her about life as he studies for his exams. With assistance from his friends, Hideki begins to investigate the mystery surrounding Chii, who might be a "Chobit"—a legendary type of Persocom rumored to possess genuine human emotions, thoughts, and the ability to love their owner. However, the potential for a romantic relationship between a Persocom and a human remains uncertain.

A new semester starts, and Ichika remains unaware of the affections the girls hold for him. Everyone strives to improve their IS piloting skills, but a fresh danger emerges. The covert organization known as Phantom Task makes its move, stealing IS units from across the globe and targeting Byakushiki—while also seeking to settle a personal grudge.

In Hundred, humanity is under assault from the alien entity called the Savage, with the Hundred being the only technology capable of effectively fighting back. Hayato Kisaragi, who survived an encounter with the Savage, has the highest compatibility with this weaponry. As a result, he is enrolled at Little Garden, a prestigious military academy located on a battleship, where he undergoes intense training to improve his skills. During his demanding schedule, Hayato draws the attention of several female classmates and gets involved in various incidents as he battles the Savage, which have taken over Earth and threaten global security.

As night falls, beautiful yet terrifying beings emerge to rule the darkness, striking fear into all living things. These bloodthirsty predators approach, and the water freezes, signaling the inevitable doom of their prey. Fortunately, the vampire population is dwindling thanks to the courageous bounty hunters who relentlessly pursue these nearly immortal creatures. One evening, the Elbourne family suffers a devastating tragedy when their daughter, Charlotte, is taken by Meier Link, a revered vampire lord protected by a legion of monstrous followers. To save Charlotte, the family hires the Marcus Brothers, a brutal band of vampire hunters, along with D, a dhampir armed with a sword—one who possesses the strengths of both vampires and humans but none of their weaknesses. Rushing to Charlotte's rescue, the hunters know that if she is transformed into a vampire by her captor, they will have no choice but to end her life. Furthermore, they must complete their mission before Meier can reach the impenetrable vampire fortress of Carmilla, sealing Charlotte away from human salvation forever.

In a world where technological progress has produced hIEs—androids designed for both public and private assistance—Arato Endou, a compassionate high school student, regards these machines as equals. Despite his kind disposition, Arato's financial constraints prevent him from owning an hIE. His ordinary life takes an unexpected turn during a casual visit to the supermarket when he is violently assaulted by a rogue hIE. On the verge of death, Arato is rescued by Lacia, an extraordinary hIE wielding a coffin-shaped weapon, who has recently fled from the enigmatic MemeFrame Corporation alongside four other highly advanced hIEs. Confronted by another threat from a hijacked vehicle, Lacia proposes to Arato: she will continue to protect him if he agrees to become her new owner, assuming full responsibility for her actions. With no other options, Arato accepts and allows Lacia to live in his home. As Lacia adapts to her newfound peaceful existence, she warns the curious Arato about a crucial detail—she lacks a soul.

Five years ago, Earth came under attack from alien parasites called the "Kiseichuu." These invaders, facing the extinction of their own species, aim to wipe out humanity by destroying human sexual desire, which would lead to the natural end of the human race. In response, the HxEros device was created—a powerful weapon that needs high levels of erotic energy to work properly. Retto Enjou, a high school student with deep hatred for the Kiseichuu, joins a team of HxEros operators dedicated to fighting back and protecting humanity. Since their equipment relies on erotic energy for power, the team must keep their libido levels high to stay ready for battle. With a home full of passionate girls, Enjou has plenty of energy to tap into.

The narrative begins with a confrontation between two opposing heroes, ZET and ALPHAS, before exploring their origins: Jin Kanzaki, a young man capable of transforming into a superhuman entity called ZET, and Kouga Amagi, a youth driven by a strong sense of justice who employs technology to battle as ALPHAS. The destinies of these two individuals and their associates become intertwined as they strive to safeguard humanity and eliminate monstrous abominations dubbed Players, which are paradoxically the creations of the Amagi Corporation, the enterprise established by Kouga's grandfather, Mitsugai Amagi.

During the summer vacation, Charlotte hopes to enjoy some personal time with Ichika at his home, but her plans are disrupted when Cecilia also decides to visit. Soon after, Houki, Lingyin, and Laura all show up as well. The following day, Houki assists with her family's shrine for a summer festival and is taken aback to find Ichika there.

In the 12th century, Kurou, an expert swordsman, flees from dangerous pursuers and finds shelter in a dense forest with his ally Benkei. There, they meet Kuromitsu, a mysterious and alluring woman living alone. She lets them stay but warns them never to enter her private room. Curiosity and perhaps a deadly attraction lead Kurou to disobey her order, and he discovers Kuromitsu drinking the blood of dead men, unveiling her identity as an immortal vampire. He chooses to remain with her, even becoming a vampire himself to secure their eternal bond. However, Benkei is recruited by the mysterious Red Army and betrays Kurou, cutting off his head. Centuries later, Kurou awakens in a ruined, futuristic Japan and sets off to find Kuromitsu again and exact vengeance upon the Red Army.

In the absence of Ichika Orimura, who is visiting the facilities at Kuramochi Engineering, an unknown enemy breaks into the core systems of the IS Academy, causing widespread chaos. To counter this threat and fix the damage, Ichika's sister, Chifuyu, calls on Ichika's harem: Houki Shinonono, Cecilia Alcott, Huang Lingyin, Laura Bodewig, and Charlotte Dunois. They work together to access the academy's network through virtual reality and face the attackers. Unbeknownst to the girls, a harmful program called "World Purge" activates as soon as they enter the digital world. The software traps them in fabricated realities, each showing an idealized romantic scenario with Ichika. When he returns to the IS Academy, Ichika takes action to rescue the five girls from these virtual fantasies.

High school student Takeru Takemoto has a part-time job delivering items by motorcycle. While making a delivery, he spots a strange light zoom past him and ends up crashing into a forest. There, he discovers a beautiful girl emerging from a glowing cocoon, who introduces herself as "Hikari." Takeru feels very awkward due to Hikari being naked, but then a weird monster appears and immediately attacks them. Without fully understanding what is happening, both Takeru and Hikari unleash the powers of their alternate selves.

In his childhood, Sanpeita Kobayashi formed a strong bond with a close friend who was forced to relocate, promising to reunite as husband and wife after ten years. Now a high school student, Sanpeita still cherishes those memories. One night, he dreams of their final day together, but is abruptly awakened by a strange robotic girl fighting other mechanical creatures in his room, who insists she is his wife. This girl looks remarkably similar to his childhood friend, prompting Sanpeita to wonder about her true identity, the reasons behind her departure, and her connection to the Mishima Electronics Corporation.

In Beatless Final Stage, Arato Endou and his hIE companion Lacia join forces to demonstrate that even highly advanced artificial intelligence can be rendered harmless. They venture into the facility to confront Higgins, Lacia’s creator, and face numerous obstacles, including Snowdrop, a rogue hIE intent on consuming Higgins, and Methode, another hIE driven by a desire for vengeance against Lacia. Meanwhile, the world’s super-intelligent AIs have decided to eliminate Lacia, viewing her as a threat to humanity. With limited time and overwhelming opposition, Arato and Lacia must succeed in their mission to foster a harmonious relationship between humans and hIEs.

A DVD recap episode of the Chobits TV series.

In 2142 A.D., one hundred years after human negligence caused Earth's biosphere to collapse, the only remnants of civilization are the technologically advanced inhabitants of Ecoban, a magnificent enclosed refuge city built with scientific precision, and a small group of refugees surviving in the Wasteland just beyond its walls. Ecoban's leaders initially supported these refugees in exchange for their labor mining the raw materials necessary to keep Ecoban functioning. Over the century, Ecoban's rulers have devolved into a lazy elite class that has reduced the "Diggers" to a state of slavery, giving them only the bare minimum to stay alive. Meanwhile, the machinery that sustains Ecoban continues to pollute the outside world. The Diggers have finally reached a breaking point and are striking for improved conditions. At the same time, Ecoban's equipment is deteriorating, and repairing it requires subjecting the Diggers to even more pollution, putting their lives at greater risk.

In Mahoromatic ~Something More Beautiful~, as Mahoro, Suguru, and their classmates deepen their bonds of friendship, a new android girl appears and develops a strong connection with Mahoro. At the same time, the countdown to Mahoro's scheduled deactivation continues to draw nearer.

In *The Relative Worlds*, Shin Hazama has lived in emotional seclusion since the mysterious and sudden death of his mother during his childhood. His only meaningful connection is with Kotori Izumi, the cheerful and compassionate daughter of his scientist father’s employer. As they near the end of their third year of high school, Shin and Kotori begin to explore deeper personal and romantic feelings for each other. Their newfound bond is shattered by the unexpected death of Shin’s father. In the aftermath, Shin and Kotori uncover the truth behind both his parents’ deaths when they encounter agents from a technologically advanced but dystopian version of Japan in a parallel universe. One such agent is Jin, Shin’s alternate self, who battles against the mechanical warriors Miko and Niko. Because of the interconnected nature of their relative selves, Jin seeks to protect the vulnerable Shin to ensure their mutual survival while also aiming to eliminate Kotori to undermine the iron rule of Princess Kotoko, his rival and the one responsible for his parents’ murder. Faced with this harsh reality, Shin and Kotori must confront their true feelings for each other as the threat of an imminent world collapse looms.

Tomobiki is its usual self, full of strange occurrences. The students are busy getting ready for the upcoming school festival that is supposed to happen the next day. But chaos breaks out when they discover that the next day never comes. As they look into this weird event, their understanding of what is real and what is a dream starts to get confused.

In Cutie Honey Universe, malevolent forces are gaining strength. After Sister Jill turns one of her minions into the monstrous Breast Claw and coordinates a jewelry theft with the Panther Claw gang, Honey Kisaragi departs her Catholic girls' school to fight the danger as Cutie Honey. This situation unfolds precisely as Sister Jill intends, since she covets Honey's Airborne Element Fixing Device, which lets her take on seven distinct forms. At the same time, Sister Jill poses as Inspector Genet, working to gain Honey's trust through a separate approach.

In 2023, extraterrestrial entities called "Lucifer Hawks" have started launching invasions from a different dimension. The only force preventing them from subjugating humanity is the Attacked Mystification Police Department, a specialized branch of the Tokyo Police composed of women who possess extraordinary paranormal powers.

In the world of Photon Earth, a kind-hearted young man with incredible physical strength bears the word "Baka" (meaning "idiot" in Japanese) carved into his forehead, likely done by his playful companion Aun Freya. His life grows more complicated when he becomes engaged to Keyne Acqua, a beautiful runaway pilot, after he marks her forehead with the same word. His troubles escalate as he must shield both Aun and Keyne from Papacharino, a malicious figure seeking to steal the secrets of "Aho" (another term for idiot) energy hidden within Keyne's grandfather's spaceship.

In Tomobiki, everyone receives an invitation to Ataru's wedding, causing Lum to explode in anger, particularly because she is not mentioned as the bride. The situation stems from an incident eleven years ago when Ataru played "Shadow Tag" with a young girl named Elle and emerged victorious. On Elle's home planet, winning this game means marriage. When Elle's representative arrives to finalize the wedding plans, Lum's attempts to intervene prove futile as a protective force field shields Ataru from her electrifying love attacks. Lum's ally, Benten, proposes a surprise wedding to preempt the arranged ceremony. As a result, Lum and Benten kidnap Ataru along with all the invited guests, leading to a chaotic impromptu wedding event.