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Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière attends the prestigious Tristain Academy, where she struggles with magic, causing her spells to frequently fail. Mocked by her peers as "Louise the Zero," she faces a critical moment when first-years must summon their familiars. Louise's attempt results in a massive explosion that everyone assumes is another failure, yet Saito Hiraga emerges from the chaos. Initially treated as a mere servant, Saito is forced to perform menial duties such as cleaning Louise's clothes and eating off the ground. However, a strange mark resembling that of the legendary familiar Gandalfr appears on his hand, hinting that he is far from ordinary. As Saito adapts to this unexpected new life, Louise begins to uncover her true potential, proving she is more than the humiliating nickname suggests.

In "In Another World With My Smartphone," Touya Mochizuki is given a new beginning in a fantasy realm after a negligent deity strikes him with lightning. As part of this second chance, he is allowed to bring one item from Earth, and he chooses his smartphone. Discovering a natural affinity for magic due to the world's abundant mana, Touya quickly draws the attention of several charming women. These include the Silhoueska twins, Linze and Elze, as well as Yumina Urnea Belfast, Leen, and Yae Kokonoe. While their romantic feelings complicate his life, they also provide crucial support as he explores the mysteries of this unfamiliar world.

After heroically defending Tristain, Louise Françoise and her familiar Saito Hiraga face increasing pressure to protect the kingdom. Across the sea, Albion holds a fragile peace as its newly crowned Queen Henrietta struggles with internal unrest and a mysterious foe plotting against her reign. Faced with these escalating dangers, Louise and Saito must join forces once more. Louise has shed her old moniker "Louise the Zero," now commanding Void magic potent enough to level an entire village, though controlling such power proves difficult. As tensions rise, the concept of selfless loyalty is put to the test, yet Louise and Saito remain steadfast in their commitment to their duties until the very end.

In the quiet town of Tomoeda, ten-year-old Sakura Kinomoto lives an ordinary life as a fourth grader until she discovers a mysterious deck called "The Clow." While examining this new treasure, she accidentally releases a powerful gust of wind that scatters the cards across the city. This incident awakens Keroberos, known simply as "Kero," the Beast of the Seal. He informs Sakura that she has freed the Clow Cards, magical beings created by the sorcerer Clow Reed. Each card possesses immense power and acts on its own, making them a serious threat once unbound. Consequently, Sakura must step up to neutralize this danger. Designated as the "Cardcaptor" and given the Sealed Key, Kero charges her with finding and capturing every wayward Clow Card. Assisted by her best friend Tomoyo Daidouji and guided by Kero's instruction, Sakura must balance her daily life as a student with her duties as the magical guardian, Cardcaptor Sakura.

Following his heroic actions in the Albion conflict, Saito Hiraga is granted a knighthood and elevated to the rank of a noble, leaving Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière uncertain about how this change affects their relationship. No longer simply the master of a seemingly powerless familiar, Louise struggles with the shifting dynamic between them. During a visit to a castle, she is attacked by the skilled mage Sheffield but is saved by Saito's timely intervention. The battle reveals unusual effects from Void magic, suggesting the existence of another Void user. Louise also notices that Saito's magical runes are beginning to deteriorate, prompting them to seek out the elf who once revived him. As they set out on a journey to repair the runes and restore their bond, the two must face these challenges together.

After the events of Zero no Tsukaima: Princesses no Rondo, Saito Hiraga and Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière take a more assertive stance. Alongside two other individuals who wield the power of the "void," they confront King Joseph in the Holy City of Romalia. As multiple conflicts loom on the horizon, an ancient evil begins to stir. Their deep connection may grow even stronger, but could the mounting trials ultimately drive them apart instead? Zero no Tsukaima F follows Louise and Saito as they face their most difficult challenges together.

After a curse transformed former World War I pilot Marco Pagot into a pig, he took on the alias Porco Rosso, a well-known bounty hunter who chases sky pirates over the Adriatic Sea. Living on a secluded island, Porco ventures out mainly to collect bounties or visit Gina, a captivating singer who runs the Hotel Adriano. On a trip to fix his faulty engine, Porco is ambushed by the ambitious young American pilot, Donald Curtis. Eager for recognition, Donald boasts that he will end the flying pig's career. To avoid disappointing Gina, Porco flees to the prestigious Piccolo S.P.A., an aircraft manufacturer, where he secures a substantial loan to refurbish and upgrade his fighter plane. Surprisingly, he finds that the company's lead engineer is Fio Piccolo, a 17-year-old aspiring aviation genius. With Fio's modifications, Porco is ready to confront Donald and restore his reputation.

A man was once summoned to another world, where he saved it and became widely adored as a typical isekai hero. But he fell into a "trap" and was forcibly sent back to his home world, forced to restart his life as a baby. The narrative follows this former hero, now a disillusioned high school student, when he is unexpectedly summoned to that same world a second time.

Touya Mochizuki keeps adjusting to life in a different world, using his smartphone to handle various tasks at his own pace. He spends time with his fiancées: Yumina Urnea Belfast, Yae Kokonoe, and the twin sisters Linse and Elze Shileska. Even with peace around him, Touya starts to understand the weight of being engaged to multiple women. Meanwhile, the elder fairy Lean searches for the lost fragments of Babylon—a floating island created by the enigmatic Professor Regina Babylon over five millennia ago. Touya reluctantly helps her find the teleportation circles leading to those islands. But strange monsters appear, threatening the world's destruction. To protect his new life, Touya must rely on ancient technologies to fight these dangers while juggling his complicated relationships.

Kaito Kuroba is an ordinary high school student whose father is frequently away. After his father dies in suspicious circumstances, he learns the truth: his father was the infamous international criminal known as International Criminal 1412, the Phantom Thief, and was murdered by a shadowy organization for refusing to help them obtain the "Pandora Gem." This mystical stone is said to shed a "tear" during the passage of a specific comet called the Volley Comet, and drinking that tear grants immortality. Determined to stop the organization from achieving eternal life, Kaito takes on his father's mantle and begins searching for the gem. His only leads are that the gem glows red under a full moon and is a doublet—a hidden stone inside a larger one. Therefore, it must be a relatively large gem with a strange history, always kept in a place that never sees moonlight. He investigates and steals famous priceless gems with odd backgrounds from heavily fortified locations, always returning them after the next full moon.

After capturing all the Clow Cards and transforming them into Sakura Cards, Sakura Kinomoto begins her first year at Tomoeda Middle School. After her initial day of classes, she meets up with Shaoran Li, who reveals he will be staying in Tomoeda permanently. Excitingly, Shaoran will be attending the same school as Sakura, making her life seem perfect. But one night, while sleeping, Sakura has a vivid dream about a cloaked figure and finds herself amidst a collection of see-through cards. Upon waking, she discovers her dream isn't just a dream—the Sakura Cards have indeed turned transparent. As she continues to encounter the unknown foe in these surreal experiences and obtains a new magical key, Sakura prepares for her latest adventure in Cardcaptor Sakura: Clear Card.

Like the R Season, SailorStars is split into two arcs. The first arc resolves several lingering issues from the SuperS season and marks the return of the Outer Senshi: Haruka, Michiru, Setsuna, and Hotaru, who has been reborn as a child. The second arc follows the main plot from the manga. Usagi bids farewell to Mamoru as he departs for America to study abroad. In his absence, the Three Lights—an idol trio made up of three boys named Seiya, Taiki, and Yaten—arrive. The new antagonist is Galaxia, a woman who seeks to dominate the entire galaxy by collecting the Star Seeds of humans. Three new Senshi, the Sailor Starlights, appear and intend to stop Galaxia without relying on Sailormoon's help.

Fifty years ago, the sinister Dark Brings triggered the "Overdrive," a catastrophe that wiped out a tenth of humanity. In the present, the evil organization Demon Card seeks to exploit the Dark Brings for their own dark purposes. Haru Glory, a young swordsman with silver hair, takes on the role of Rave Master, wielding the legendary Rave Stones that can neutralize the Dark Brings. But after the Overdrive, the Rave Stones were scattered worldwide, allowing Demon Card to continue their schemes unopposed. In Groove Adventure Rave, Haru sets out on an epic journey alongside his strange dog-like companion Plue, the passionate blonde Ellie, and the infamous thief Musica, traveling across the vast world to gather the Rave Stones and put an end to Demon Card's tyranny.

Nishi rekindles his high school romance with Myon after she narrowly survives a train accident, only to discover she is engaged. While visiting Myon’s family’s yakitori restaurant and meeting her fiancé, Yakuza members ambush them, and Nishi is killed trying to protect Myon. In death, Nishi meets a whimsical, shapeshifting deity who challenges him to accept his fate by stepping through a portal into oblivion. Refusing to comply, Nishi chooses to return to life with a renewed perspective and foreknowledge of the Yakuza attack. Using this awareness, he turns one of the assailants’ weapons against them and flees with Myon and her sister in a stolen vehicle. Directed by Masaaki Yuasa, Mind Game employs a fluid, ever-changing animation style to explore themes of living without regret, establishing itself as a truly unique cinematic work.

In 1889, humanity is being driven into a new era of discovery by swift advancements in technology. A mysterious villain named Gargoyle, driven by a desire to resurrect the fallen Atlantean empire and bring back its former glory, sets in motion a scheme to conquer the world. Nadia teams up with Jean Roque Lartigue, a young inventor, and Captain Nemo, the commander of the submarine Nautilus, to defend the planet from Gargoyle and the forces of Neo-Atlantis.

In a world where magic is seen as mere entertainment, Kaito Kuroba, the son of famed magician Touichi Kuroba, excels at trickery and illusions. Known for his flashy stunts and mischief, Kaito's life changes when he finds a hidden room in his house, revealing the white dove outfit of the legendary Phantom Thief Kid. This discovery rekindles his quest to solve the mystery of his father's sudden death eight years earlier. Seeking the Pandora Gem, a jewel said to grant immortality, Kaito takes on the Kid persona. But the same group responsible for his father's death also pursues the gem. Magic Kaito follows Kaito as he brings back the identity of Kaitou Kid, the elusive night thief. Using decoys, disguises, and his signature card gun, Kaito sets out to reclaim the world's most valuable jewels while uncovering the truth behind his father's fate and the legendary Pandora Gem.

These picture drama episodes are included across the seven DVD volumes of Zero no Tsukaima: Princesses no Rondo. The episodes are as follows: volume 1: "Maid's Afternoon: Whip of Love" (メイドの午後　愛のムチ編); volume 2: "Maid's Afternoon: Afternoon for Two" (メイドの午後　二人きりの昼下がり編); volume 3: "Maid's Afternoon: The Last Night" (メイドの午後　最後の夜編); volume 4: "Countess Butterfly's Graceful Day" Prologue (バタフライ伯爵夫人の優雅な一日 序章); volume 5: "Countess Butterfly's Graceful Day" Chapter 1 (バタフライ伯爵夫人の優雅な一日 第1章); volume 6: "Countess Butterfly's Graceful Day" Chapter 2 (バタフライ伯爵夫人の優雅な一日 第2章); volume 7: "Countess Butterfly's Graceful Day" The Last Chapter (バタフライ伯爵夫人の優雅な一日 最終章).

In a distant future, Earth's overpopulation drives efforts to colonize other planets. One colony ship, the "Mesopotamia," suffers a malfunction, killing all but six of its inhabitants. The six survivors escape to a nearby planet called "Terra II," which closely resembles Earth. However, all six are male. To prevent their mission from being wasted, they establish six countries and continue their population through cloning and genetic engineering. Still, no women exist, so they create lifelike advanced female androids known as "Marionettes" to handle daily chores and labor. These Marionettes are emotionless machines. One day, an ordinary boy named Otaru discovers and activates three special battle-type Marionettes that possess emotions thanks to a "Maiden Circuit" installed within them. It becomes his responsibility to teach them and help their emotions develop. When a neighboring country threatens world domination, Otaru and his "human" Marionettes must defend their homeland.

35 years after Lynn Minmay's efforts brought peace between Zentradi and humanity during the Macross era, Nekki Basara serves as both guitarist and vocalist for the band Fire Bomber. He lives in an underdeveloped section of the flying colony City 7, which is searching for a habitable world, and he writes and performs songs believing music holds a deeper power. As the colony journeys through space, a mysterious alien race appears and begins attacking City 7. Their assault is unusual—rather than destroying the city, they steal a substance called "spiritia," leaving their victims unresponsive and lifeless. In the midst of these battles, Basara regularly ventures straight into the combat zone, singing his songs in the hope that both allies and enemies will listen and be moved by his music.

The OVA episodes come bundled with the limited edition releases of manga volumes 23 through 25. The first episode adapts chapters 176 and 177 from the manga. The second episode adapts chapters 178 to 180. The third episode adapts chapters 182 and 183.

In the year 952 of the Cartland Calendar, the demon army, commanded by Demon King Krotin and four demon lords, launches an assault on the Cartland Kingdom in the northern part of the central continent. With the war at a standstill, the hero Jad Dove fights his way alone into the Demon Capital, ultimately defeating the four demon lords and killing Demon King Krotin. Jad believes this will conclude the conflict between humans and demons, but new troubles continue to emerge one after another, and he also uncovers the secrets of the Cartland Kingdom.

Nina Yamada dreams of having a guardian just like the ones in her favorite fairy tales. Her wish takes an unexpected turn when she mistakes a mysterious pink orb for candy and swallows it—causing people to suddenly fall from the sky. The orb is actually the Crystal Pearl, a highly coveted artifact that magic practitioners from another world are competing to obtain. Whoever owns the pearl can take a magical test to earn the prestigious title of professional wizard. Realizing the pearl is now inside Nina, two contestants, Zero and Ichii, decide to protect her until the examination ends. As other competitors strive for the same prize, guarding her grows increasingly challenging. Meanwhile, Nina finds herself in an awkward situation when she arrives at school with two handsome boys in tow.

Set during Japan's Taisho Era (1912-1926), a scientist named Ayanokoji created the Steel Angel, an artificial humanoid possessing superhuman physical abilities. Although the Imperial Army sought to deploy this creation as a new instrument of modern warfare, Ayanokoji envisioned it as a pivotal step for the future of humanity. Defying the Army's orders, he secretly constructed the Steel Angel codenamed "Kurumi". One day, a young boy named Nakahito Kagura, daring his friends, snuck into Ayanokoji's residence and stumbled upon Kurumi's lifeless form. Suddenly, an Imperial Army assault shook the house, causing Kurumi to fall atop Nakahito. In that instant, their lips touched, and Kurumi awoke from "the kiss that started a miracle".

The Kisugi sisters—Rui, Hitomi, and Ai—operate a small café called "Cat's Eye." When darkness falls, they transform into the elusive art thief known as "Cat's Eye," stealing paintings from galleries in hopes of recovering works by their missing father, the acclaimed artist Michael Heintz. They believe these pieces may hold clues to his whereabouts. Hitomi finds herself in a romantic relationship with Toshi, a police inspector dedicated to capturing "Cat's Eye," unaware that she is the very person he pursues.