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Sent to Earth for observation, an entity known simply as It possesses the ability to assume the forms of creatures it encounters. Initially manifesting as a stone and later as moss in response to rising temperatures, It remains stationary until a dying wolf passes by. Upon taking the wolf’s shape, It gains consciousness and begins to wander aimlessly. It soon encounters the wolf’s owner, a young boy left behind while his tribe travels south to a land rich in food. Despite his solitude, the boy clings to the hope that his loved ones remember him and that they will one day reunite. Driven by a desire to explore, the boy chooses to leave his home with It, following the tribe’s trail to find their promised paradise. However, as the boy’s body deteriorates from severe injuries and his companions remain missing, his fate hangs in the balance. Fumetsu no Anata e chronicles the journey of an immortal being as it experiences life, interacting with diverse individuals across different eras and locations.

In the small village of Pasloe, Holo, a mighty wolf god, is honored for blessing the yearly harvest. Over time, however, the townspeople grow more self-reliant, and Holo fades into nothing more than a legend. When the wandering merchant Kraft Lawrence stops in the village, Holo suggests a business arrangement: she will help him if he brings her to her northern homeland, Yoitsu. The shrewd trader realizes Holo has a special talent for reading people's true natures and agrees to her offer. Armed with keen deal-making skills and a persuasive companion, Lawrence moves closer to his dream of owning his own store. But as he journeys across the countryside with Holo, searching for profitable ventures, he starts to realize that his ambitions are gradually changing into something unforeseen.

Traveling merchant Kraft Lawrence continues his northward journey alongside the wolf goddess Holo, searching for her lost home of Yoitsu. Lawrence and his quick-witted partner make modest profits along the way, slowly gathering more clues about Holo's hometown. Yet the path to Yoitsu is rough, filled with obstacles—Lawrence encounters a charming young fellow merchant who sets his sights on the female wolf companion, making Lawrence wonder if Holo will stay with him; he and the goddess must also weigh risky business deals as Lawrence pursues his dream of owning a shop. Throughout the journey, as his resolve is tested at every turn, Lawrence must reconsider his relationship with Holo, take on new ventures, and ask himself whether it is time for him and Holo to part ways.

Having witnessed countless deaths and tragedies, the immortal Fushi isolates himself on an island, shielding himself from enemy Nokkers. But instead of attacking Fushi in his solitude, the Nokkers start targeting settlements beyond his reach, aiming to draw him out. Eventually, a group called the Guardians—led by Hisame, descendant of the fallen warrior Hayase—discovers Fushi. Inspired by how Fushi protected Janada Island from the Nokkers years earlier, the Guardians have amassed a substantial following and are known worldwide. Though hesitant at first, Fushi allows the Guardians to join him at the site of the Nokkers' latest assault. In that village, Fushi encounters several valuable allies, both fresh faces and familiar ones. Yet as the struggle against the Nokkers brings only more grief, Fushi must find the inner resolve to confront his inevitable sorrow.

Traveling merchant Kraft Lawrence arrives in the village of Pasloe with a cart filled with fur pelts. Local legend says that centuries ago, a villager formed a pact with the wolf deity Holo, who promised to grant Pasloe abundant wheat harvests. However, over time, these tales have faded into mere memories of the past. After wrapping up his business quickly in the village, Lawrence heads toward his next stop. His journey takes an unforeseen twist when he finds a sleeping girl with animal ears, completely naked, nestled among his furs. To his astonishment, the youthful woman claims to be Holo—the legendary wolf. Holo longs to return to her northern homeland, and despite a rocky start to their meeting, she persuades Lawrence to take her along on his travels. In exchange, she pledges to pull her weight, leveraging her sharp mind and centuries of wisdom to aid her new partner in his trade. As they journey onward, Lawrence and Holo seize whatever commercial chances come their way, frequently landing in predicaments that challenge both their business acumen and their bond.

Centuries after the massive conflict with the Nokkers in Renril, the world has changed beyond recognition. Through Fushi's immortal efforts while in dormancy, he has established a modern society where he and all living beings can coexist peacefully. Upon awakening from his long sleep, Fushi eagerly seeks to experience everything this new era offers and bring back his departed companions. While exploring, Fushi encounters Yuuki Aoki, an energetic middle school student, who warmly invites him and his friends into his home. As the group adjusts to their new surroundings and learns about contemporary life, Fushi meets Mizuha, Yuuki's friend, who bears a striking resemblance to someone from his past. Mizuha turns out to be a descendant of the Guardians, a group devoted solely to protecting Fushi. Like her predecessors, she develops feelings for Fushi, bringing light into her existence. Yet, when strange incidents start happening around Mizuha whenever she gets close to Fushi, it becomes apparent that this seemingly ideal world harbors hidden flaws.

This OVA is the first animated feature for Bleach, premiering at the Jump Festa 2004 Anime Tour before receiving a DVD release. Created prior to the anime's television debut, it functions as a pilot episode and presents a special version of events from episodes 8 and 9. Kurosaki Ichigo, the substitute Shinigami serving under Kuchiki Rukia, learns that one of the Hollows he has been tracking is the same being that killed his mother. He engages it in combat, driven by a vengeful sense of pride.

Growing up as an orphan, Yuki Sakurai questions his reason for living and his ability to see a person's painful memories simply by touching them. After receiving anonymous notes telling him to die, Yuki cannot shake the nagging feeling forming inside him. Unbeknownst to him, he is being watched—by both those who want to harm him and those who want to protect him. One foggy night, Yuki's life is saved by a beautiful man with silver eyes and jet black hair—a man he has never met before yet seems familiar. With the arrival of this mysterious stranger, Yuki's forgotten past awakens, and the purpose of his existence appears before him. Uragiri wa Boku no Namae wo Shitteiru tells the story of a teenage boy as he discovers who he is and where he comes from—all while making friends, experiencing betrayal, and slowly piecing together the puzzle of his past.

Manji is a notorious swordsman in feudal Japan, earning the title "Hundred Man Killer" for slaughtering one hundred innocent men. Yet even more terrifying than his dark reputation is his immortality—a curse bestowed by Yaobikuni, an eight-hundred-year-old nun who implanted bloodworms in Manji's body that can heal nearly any wound. Seeking atonement for his past sins, Manji vows to kill one thousand evil men. Yaobikuni agrees to this pact, promising that if he succeeds, she will lift his immortality. Shortly after, Manji encounters Rin Asano, a sixteen-year-old girl who begs for his help in avenging her parents' murder. Initially hesitant, Manji turns down Rin's desperate plea. But seeing her lack of strength, he changes his mind and agrees to protect her for four years. With their partnership sealed, the two embark on a perilous journey of bloodshed, vengeance, and redemption, each pursuing their own purpose in life.

Manji, a legendary swordsman from Japan's feudal era, is infamous as the "Hundred Man Killer" for slaying a hundred innocent men. Yet, even more terrifying than his dark reputation is the fact that he cannot die. This is due to the actions of Yaobikuni, an eight-hundred-year-old nun, who implanted bloodworms in his body that can heal nearly any injury. Seeking to make amends for his past sins, Manji vows to kill one thousand evil men. Yaobikuni accepts this plan, promising to lift his immortality curse if he succeeds. Shortly after, Manji encounters Rin Asano, a sixteen-year-old girl who asks for his help in avenging her parents' murder. At first, Manji turns down Rin's desperate request. But seeing her clear lack of strength, he changes his mind and agrees to guard her for four years. With this pact sealed, the pair sets out on a dangerous journey filled with bloodshed, revenge, and redemption, each pursuing their own personal mission.

Renzaburou Taki seems like an ordinary office worker, but he actually belongs to the Black Guards, a covert group dedicated to preserving the delicate balance between humanity and the demon world. With the deadline for renewing the peace treaty nearing, Taki is assigned to protect Giuseppe Mayart, a vital human mystic, alongside Makie, a female demon. This mission proves far more challenging than anticipated; while a radical group of demons resorts to terrorism to shatter the alliance between the two realms, Giuseppe is solely focused on escaping his duties to pursue romantic encounters with women.

Ceres was a tennyo who descended from the heavens to bathe in a stream, leaving her hagoromo on a nearby tree as the key to her return. When the robe was stolen, the thief forced her into marriage, resulting in a lineage of descendants mixed with human and tennyo blood. In the present day, Aya Mikage is a descendant carrying significant tennyo blood. On her sixteenth birthday, during a celebration with her twin brother Aki, her grandfather attempts to kill her because her latent tennyo powers threaten to transform her into Ceres, a figure capable of destroying the Mikage family. Since Aya can reverse this transformation, the change occurs repeatedly. With her protector Yuuhi by her side, Aya must keep Ceres at bay, though her complicated relationship with an ex-worker of her villainous grandfather serves as a potential distraction.

In a mythic realm, spirit beings maintain the natural balance of the human world. Chun, a young spirit, completes her coming-of-age trial by visiting the human world, where she saves a boy from drowning nets during a storm. Overcome with guilt after the boy perishes, she returns home and strikes a deal with the Soul Keeper to resurrect him by giving up part of her lifespan. This interference with cosmic order triggers severe repercussions. Da Yu Hai Tang explores themes of sacrifice and redemption as Chun confronts the limits of her abilities, grappling with death, love, and complex emotions. She faces a critical choice: risk everything to save the human boy or uphold her duty to preserve the world’s balance.

Second season of Ookami to Koushinryou: Merchant Meets the Wise Wolf.

The Sanzou Party has finally reached India, entering a foreign land where the anomaly's influence is widespread and their battles grow increasingly fierce. They also face the tragic destiny that awaits them from five hundred years ago. What awaits them at the conclusion of their long and perilous journey?

Continuing their westward journey, priest Genjo Sanzo and his companions Cho Hakkai, Sha Gojyo, and Son Goku aim to prevent the demon Gyoumao from being resurrected. As the Sanzo Ikkou's reputation precedes them, they battle demon assassins at every turn, yet must also contend with rising tensions within their own group to overcome a powerful enemy.

Momiji leads an ordinary life until discovering she is a descendant of the renowned Kushinada family. Only her Kushinada blood can stop the Aragami, demonic plant-like monsters that threaten to destroy Japan. Helping her are the TAC and a possible love interest in a young man named Kusanagi.

The Sanzo Ikkou presses onward in its westward trek, bound for a mission to stop a demon from being resurrected. Genjo Sanzo, Cho Hakkai, Sha Gojyo, and Son Goku battle their way toward their objective, but their journey is riddled with inner conflict. When they come across a powerful duo of enemies hailing from the west, the unity of the group—and the success of their mission—could hang in the balance.

To locate his beloved partner, Wu Liuqi travels back to Xuanwu Country and confronts the pieces of his past he had long forgotten. While the uncovered truth stirs up pain and rage, he no longer has to face it by himself. He must now consider what the true meaning of power is, forcing Wu Liuqi to make a fresh decision regarding his future.

Recap of episodes 1 to 12 of Fumetsu no Anata e.

Ambushed by rogue demons during their travels, the Sanzou party considers it just another day—until their latest attackers turn out to be human. Confused, the group soon meets a wandering priest named Hazel Grouse and his imposing bodyguard, Gaty Nene Hawk. Hailing from the far West, Hazel uses his power of resurrection to help grief-stricken villages. Though the locals welcome his ability, the truth behind it is far less miraculous than it appears. Worse, the resurrected humans develop golden eyes—the same trait shared by the recent assailants. The friendly priest's motives are not as benevolent as they seem, and the Sanzou party is on the verge of uncovering them.

Upon learning about Adachi's past and the circumstances surrounding him, Yuu makes one crucial choice to rescue him. This serves as an alternate ending to the Persona 4 The Golden Animation series.

Spanning from ancient times to the far future, Hi no Tori depicts how the legendary immortal bird Phoenix acts as a witness and chronicler for humanity's unending struggle in pursuit of power, justice, and freedom. The story is divided into five arcs: 1. Reimei-hen (Dawn), 2. Fukkatsu-hen (Resurrection), 3. Igyou-hen (Transformation), 4. Taiyou-hen (The Sun), 5. Mirai-hen (Future).

Akemi Nakajima is a high school student possessing a prodigious talent for computer programming. One day, a transfer student named Yumiko Shirasagi joins his class. She has a vague sensation that she knows Nakajima from somewhere, yet she chooses not to pursue it. After school, Nakajima and a few of his classmates conduct a ceremony intended to summon a devil. Nakajima succeeds in calling forth the demon Loki on his computer screen, all while presenting a female offering. What becomes of Yumiko, who witnesses this event?