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Vash the Stampede bears a staggering 60 billion double-dollar bounty, infamous as a ruthless outlaw whose trail of devastation earned him the moniker "The Humanoid Typhoon." Legends claim that merely catching his eye is enough to seal one's fate. However, behind this terrifying image lies a gentle spirit who insists he has never claimed a life, doing everything possible to avert violence. Driven by a strange love for donuts and an optimistic outlook, Vash wanders the desert planet of Gunsmoke alongside insurance adjusters Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson, whose job is to manage the turmoil he accidentally creates. As their travels continue, they are thrust into lethal clashes with elite assassins. These events force Vash's dark history to the surface, testing his core beliefs and moral boundaries to their absolute limit.

Four years after the infamous Sword Art Online incident, the year 2026 sees the rise of Augma, a groundbreaking new device. Unlike previous Virtual Reality gear like the NerveGear and Amusphere, Augma utilizes an Augmented Reality system that keeps users fully conscious and aware of their real-world surroundings, establishing it as a safe and widely embraced consumer choice. The platform's most coveted application is Ordinal Scale, a fantasy role-playing game centered around player rankings and rewards. While Kirito initially harbors doubts about this technology, he ultimately joins his friends who are already deeply immersed in Ordinal Scale. What begins as a harmless pastime quickly escalates into a far more perilous and ominous situation.

In a distant future, humanity is threatened by creatures called Gadoll. Survivors have taken refuge in the Tank, the lower section of the massive mobile fortress Deca-Dence. The upper-level residents, known as Gears, serve as warriors fighting the Gadoll, while those in the Tank mainly support efforts by processing Gadoll meat and improving defenses. Among them is Natsume, a young woman with a prosthetic right arm who dreams of joining the elite Tanker soldiers who fight alongside the Gears. Though other orphans have been assigned their roles, Natsume's application to join the Power remains unapproved. She works temporarily as a cleaner on an armor repair crew led by the stern and distant Kaburagi, who hides a deeper purpose. Initially dismissive of his optimistic subordinate, Kaburagi begins to see in Natsume the potential to disrupt the established order. He takes on the role of her mentor, preparing her to become a key force that challenges the system.

In the abandoned amusement park Granbell Kingdom, which has not seen any human visitors for over a hundred years, Shiki lives as the only human among machines. His life changes when Rebecca Bluegarden and her cat Happy arrive to film content for their B-Cube channel, and they end up befriending the socially awkward Shiki. As Granbell grows dangerous, the three set off on a journey through the Sakura Cosmos, aiming to make more exciting videos and find the legendary goddess Mother. Inspired by his late grandfather's words, Shiki is determined to make more friends, even though no one has ever met Mother, as he pursues his goals and explores the cosmos with his new companions.

Train Heartnet, a cold-blooded assassin known in the underworld as "Black Cat," carries out his assignments with flawless precision while working for Chronos, a shadowy and powerful organization. One evening, this emotionally detached killer crosses paths with Saya Minatsuki, a lively bounty hunter with a sunny disposition. Their unlikely friendship inspires Train to reconsider his way of life, prompting him to shed his Black Cat identity and pursue a path as an honorable bounty hunter. But Chronos, especially Creed Diskenth—a subordinate consumed by an almost obsessive devotion to Train—refuses to accept this change. Creed is determined to use any means necessary to reclaim the organization's prized agent. As a free agent, Train's newfound freedom proves brief, as the looming threat of Chronos's pursuit draws ever nearer.

In a post-apocalyptic Japan reduced to a vast desert, a mysterious rust disease threatens what remains of civilization. The authorities blame mushroom spores and point to Bisco Akaboshi, known as the "Man-Eating Mushroom," as the culprit. Bisco sees things differently. As a "Mushroom Protector," they seek the legendary "Sabikui" mushroom, believed to be the cure for the rusting illness. Accompanying Bisco on this journey are a giant crab named Akutagawa and Dr. Milo Nekoyanagi, a kind-hearted doctor looking for a remedy for their sibling's rust poisoning. Despite widespread prejudice, Bisco continues their quest to heal the decaying world.

In the barren world of Noman's Land, journalists Meryl Stryfe and Roberto De Niro set out to track down the notorious fugitive Vash the Stampede. When they arrive at the decaying town of Jeneora Rock, they find that the person they meet is nothing like the dreaded terrorist they expected. Vash is in fact a calm and easygoing wanderer who advocates for peace and is adored by the townspeople. The violent reputation he carries is actually due to the deeds of his twin brother, Millions Knives. Nonetheless, Vash has gained the nickname "The Humanoid Typhoon" because of the chaos that often trails him. As predicted, trouble erupts when bounty hunters swarm the area, drawn by the huge reward for Vash's capture. Their dogged chase endangers both the town and its vital power plant. Using his extraordinary sharpshooting abilities, Vash manages to fend off most of the aggressive attackers. Yet in the end, he must confront his greatest challenge: the terrifying might of his malevolent brother.

In a world devastated by monstrous creatures known as Limbeekoon or Filth Monsters, humanity has taken refuge inside enormous moving cities called Regios, where people learn to wield special weapons known as Dite by channeling the energy of Kei to protect themselves. In the Academy City of Zuellni, Layfon Alseif hopes to start over and leave his past behind. But his history draws the interest of Karian Loss, the manipulative Student Council President, and Nina Antalk, a Military Arts student and captain of the 17th Military Arts Platoon, who quickly sees his skill and decides he is the ideal recruit for her team. However, with a secret past that refuses to let him go and extraordinary abilities beyond the ordinary, Layfon may not simply go along with it.

In ancient times, a group of young warriors devoted themselves to safeguarding Athena, the deity of wisdom and warfare. Capable of fighting without weapons, their strength was immense; a single blow could split the heavens and crumble the earth beneath. These fighters were known as Saints and could harness the power of the Cosmos within them. In the modern era, a fresh batch of Saints emerges. Seiya, full of vigor, fights passionately to claim the Pegasus Cloth, determined to overcome any obstacle. After six years of rigorous training, his efforts bear fruit as he triumphs and joins Athena’s ranks as a Saint. However, Seiya’s trials are just beginning. Numerous threats and powerful adversaries still confront him and the other Saints. What future hurdles will the protagonists of the legendary Saint Seiya series face?

In the world of Prester, where air travel is powered by engines running on Claudia Fluid—a liquid derived from local crystals—the Guild holds authority over the skies, monopolizing these essential engines while mediating disputes between the warring nations of Anatoray and Disith amid environmental crises. Against this backdrop, Sky Couriers navigate the skies in two-seater vanships, braving the dangers of aerial transit. "Last Exile" follows Claus Valca and Lavie Head, two young individuals determined to surpass their famous parents. Claus, the son of a renowned vanship pilot, and Lavie, his trusted co-pilot and close friend, take on dangerous courier missions, including navigating the treacherous Grand Stream that separates the conflicting nations. However, their routine is disrupted when they agree to transport an orphan named Alvis Hamilton to the warship Silvana, drawing them into a larger conflict with the powerful Guild.

In a far-off future, Earth has become a barren wasteland devoid of any human life. The only inhabitants are intelligent robots, originally designed to be immortal. Yet after the death of Luna, a catastrophe known as the Ruin sets in, causing their bodies to gradually decay with no remedy in sight. These robots cling to the desperate belief that consuming Casshern will grant them eternal life. Casshern himself has lost all memories of his past, his purpose, and even his own identity. He must uncover these forgotten truths while constantly fleeing from relentless robotic hunters who seek to extend their own existence. Wherever Casshern goes, destruction follows in his wake, yet he is forced to confront this grim reality in order to solve the mysteries surrounding his own being and the ultimate destiny of the world.

Goku observes the devastation in the Southern Galaxy, while Vegeta is crowned as the King of New Planet Vegeta and given the task of destroying the Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly.

Gene Starwind has long dreamed of commanding his own starship and traveling through space. Working odd jobs on the planet Sentinel III alongside his partner James Hawking, he manages to get by. Their lives change drastically when they accept a job from Rachel Sweet, a treasure hunter operating under a disguise. Their assignment is to protect a mysterious young woman named Melfina, leading them to an unforeseen journey aboard the cutting-edge spacecraft called Outlaw Star. The story follows Gene and his eclectic crew as they navigate the cosmos, attempting to uncover the secrets behind Melfina. Along the way, they confront a variety of threats, including merciless bounty hunters, marauding space pirates, practitioners of Tao magic, and even catgirls, making for a thrilling and perilous adventure.

Due to a janitor's mistake, an unsuspecting custodian is turned into Janemba, a chubby, yellow demon causing chaos in the afterlife. Since his heroic death during the battle against Cell, Goku Son has been taking part in posthumous martial arts tournaments. Janemba's disturbances eventually draw the attention of Goku and his fellow fighter Pikkon, prompting them to search for a way to defeat the monstrous enemy. After their clash, Goku witnesses Janemba undergo another transformation: the demon sheds its excess weight and changes color, becoming a sword-wielding opponent far more powerful than any Goku has faced before. Alongside his equally deceased rival, Vegeta, Goku must stop the menacing Janemba from destroying the very fabric of the universe.

Goku Son and his companions are enjoying a camping trip when three mysterious foes suddenly ambush them. After a brief skirmish, Cooler, the fourth villain, emerges. Driven by a thirst for revenge over his brother Frieza's downfall, Cooler sets his sights on Goku. Goku barely manages to escape with Gohan Son and goes into hiding. Frustrated by this setback, Cooler and his minions launch an unyielding hunt for Goku, determined to track him down and exact their vengeance.

In Ogikubo, the lone Space Immigration Zone where humans and aliens live together in a unique mix, Luluco is an energetic middle school student who dreams of an ordinary life. One morning, her father—an employee of the Space Patrol—takes a dangerous sleep capsule and turns into a solid block. While trying to help him, Luluco accidentally shatters him. Rushing to his workplace for assistance, she meets Over Justice, the Space Patrol's leader, who recruits her as a temporary operative to investigate criminal activity at her school. Wearing the Space Patrol suit and sent out to enforce law and order, Luluco tries to maintain the appearance of an average student. But she soon realizes that the suit's automated functions and its overwhelming drive for justice make blending in far more difficult than she anticipated.

Vash the Stampede is a walking contradiction. Across the barren world of Gunsmoke, he is both feared and admired as "The Humanoid Typhoon" for the destruction he is blamed for, yet Vash is actually a gentle soul who avoids conflict and follows a strict code of non-violence. Two decades ago, during a failed bank robbery, the cunning Gasback Gallon Getaway was stopped by Vash and left behind by his former partners. Now, those same betrayers have become wealthy businessmen and politicians. Driven by his lasting hatred, Gasback has started a mission to take revenge on each of them, using ruthless methods to achieve his ends. When he arrives in Macca City, Vash accidentally interferes with Gasback's schemes. He joins forces with the mysterious Amelia Ann McFly and the insurance agents Milly Thompson and Meryl Stryfe, creating a team ready to face Gasback and stop any more violence.

Sentan Island rests quietly in the Yuden Sea, a small landmass untouched by the ongoing conflict between the Northern Government and the Southern Continent Free Zone. There, Akiyuki Takehara lives a peaceful existence with his mother, Fusa. Though his father, town physician Ryuzo, no longer resides with them, the connection between father and son remains strong. One day, after delivering the lunch Fusa prepared to his father as he always does, Akiyuki heads to school. There, an explosion erupts around him and his companions Haru and Furuichi. From the blast emerges a strange radiance that seeps into Akiyuki's arm, bringing unbearable agony. Before he can make sense of what's happening, the white-haired girl he encountered on the bus appears, leading him toward a power beyond anything he has ever experienced.

In a post-apocalyptic Japan, the Great Kanto Desert stretches across a barren landscape of sand and ruins, where survival is a daily struggle. While most merely endure the harsh conditions, a few rise to legendary status through their exploits. One such figure is Sunabouzu, known as the Desert Punk—a masked handyman who accepts any job, no matter how dangerous or morally questionable. His ruthless and cunning methods make him a feared presence across the desert. Yet Junko Asagiri, called the "Vixen of the Desert," discovers that Sunabouzu has a notable weakness: an overwhelming attraction to well-endowed women. As they travel through the Kanto Desert, Sunabouzu meets a strange assortment of individuals, all engaging in violent and perverse behavior in a world already ruined by previous generations. Despite the chaos and moral decay, they appear to take no lessons from the mistakes of those who came before.

An unknown object crashes on Earth, sparking a huge wildfire near the campsite of Gohan Son, Kuririn, Bulma, and Oolong. Even after their attempts, they cannot fully save the forest and decide to use the Dragon Balls to restore it. Several days later, a group of unidentified warriors plants a seed at the crash site; it rapidly grows into a massive tree that devastates the forest and nearby cities. North Kaio informs Gokuu Son that the tree, called the "Shinseiju," drains all the planet's nutrients, leaving the land barren. The tree also yields a powerful fruit that grants great strength to anyone who eats it. Armed with this information, Gokuu and his allies try to destroy the tree before it's too late, but soon discover the task is far harder than anticipated.

In "Dragon Ball Z: Wrath of the Dragon," the Z Fighters encounter a mysterious music box that cannot be opened, prompting them to search for the Dragon Balls to solve the puzzle. When they finally unlock it, they find Tapion, a warrior who had sealed himself inside along with a powerful monster named Hildegarn. To overcome this dangerous enemy, Goku must master a new technique.

A mysterious entity called the "Big Gete Star" attaches itself to the planet New Namek, draining its energy and placing the Namekians in serious danger. Dende, now Earth's guardian, senses the crisis and urgently calls on Goku Son and his allies for help. Arriving on New Namek, they find the Namekians have been captured by advanced robots, with Cooler revealed as their captor. Cooler explains that he was revived by the Big Gete Star's advanced technology. Commanding his robotic army, he launches an attack on Goku and his companions, determined to eliminate them once and for all.

In "Dragon Ball Z: Super Android 13!," Dr. Gero's androids—#13, #14, and #15—are activated by the laboratory's systems and head to a shopping mall where Goku is shopping. Goku and his companions are tasked with stopping these new threats.

During his training on a remote cliff, Piccolo is defeated by a group of unknown assailants. These same attackers then head to Mount Paozu with the goal of stealing Gohan Son's Dragon Ball. Upon arriving, they easily overpower Chi-Chi and Gyumao—Gokuu Son's wife and father-in-law, respectively—and proceed to kidnap Gohan. Sensing something is wrong, Gokuu returns home to find Chi-Chi injured and learns what happened. He goes to Kame House to get the Dragon Radar, which he uses to track the Dragon Balls and locate both the enemies and Gohan.