Anime Like Dance with Devils: Fortuna

The rare and inexplicable Puberty Syndrome is often dismissed as a myth. It is an unusual condition that only affects teenagers, and its symptoms are so supernatural that hardly anyone acknowledges it as a real phenomenon. However, high school student Sakuta Azusagawa knows from personal experience that it is very real and is surprisingly common in his school. Mai Sakurajima is a third-year high school student who was famous as a child actress in her youth but recently put her promising career on hold for reasons unknown to the public. With an unapproachable demeanor, she is well-known throughout the school, yet no one dares to interact with her—until Sakuta sees her wandering the library in a bunny girl costume. Despite the outfit, nobody seems to notice her, and after confronting her, he realizes she is another victim of Puberty Syndrome. As Sakuta tries to help Mai with her situation, his actions bring him into contact with more girls affected by this elusive condition.

High school student Issei Hyoudou is a typical pervert who spends his days peeping on girls and fantasizing about having a harem. Things take a turn when a beautiful girl asks him out, only for her to reveal herself as a fallen angel and brutally murder him. But he gets a second chance when Rias Gremory, a beautiful senior and top-class devil, revives him as her servant and recruits him into the school's Occult Research club. Now adjusting to his new existence, Issei must train and fight to survive the violent world of angels and devils. Each adventure brings hilarious and risqué moments with his new comrades, all while keeping his secret life hidden from his friends and family in High School DxD.

Koyomi Araragi, a third-year high school student, survives a vampire attack thanks to Meme Oshino, an odd man who lives in an abandoned building. Although he is restored to humanity, lingering side effects like superhuman healing and enhanced vision remain. With support from his friend and class president Tsubasa Hanekawa, Araragi tries to maintain a normal student life. When he catches fellow classmate Hitagi Senjougahara as she falls down a flight of stairs, Araragi realizes she is unnaturally weightless. Despite Senjougahara's reluctance, Araragi insists on helping her and turns to Oshino—the same man who once resolved his own crisis. Through a series of stories involving demons and gods, Bakemonogatari follows Araragi as he works to aid those suffering from supernatural afflictions.

Tokyo is plagued by incessant rain showers that disrupt the daily rhythm of its inhabitants. Into this seemingly endless downpour steps Hodaka Morishima, a runaway high school student struggling to survive on his own. He finds work at a small publishing company. Meanwhile, the orphaned Hina Amano searches for a job to support herself and her younger brother. Their paths cross when Hodaka rescues Hina from suspicious men, and they decide to flee together. Soon after, Hodaka learns that Hina possesses a strange but incredible gift: she can summon clear skies by praying. Recognizing Tokyo's unusual weather, Hodaka sees a chance to use this ability. He proposes that Hina become a "sunshine girl"—someone who brings sunlight to people in their moments of need. At first, things improve for them. But everyone knows that such power comes with a heavy price.

Issei Hyoudou, the high school pervert and future Harem King, finds his adventures continuing in High School DxD New. While the Occult Research Club goes about its usual routine, it becomes clear that something is amiss with their Knight, Yuuto Kiba, who has lost his usual composure and alertness. Issei soon uncovers the dark and bloody history of Kiba, linking it to the enigmatic Holy Swords. Once the victim of a cruel experiment, Kiba now desires vengeance against those who harmed him. With the return of a familiar foe and the arrival of two new beauties wielding Holy Swords, Issei and his Devil allies are once again dragged into a sinister scheme.

Tooru Honda has always been captivated by the Chinese zodiac tales her beloved mother shared with her as a child. But a sudden family tragedy upends her life, leaving her entirely on her own. Forced to live in a tent, Tooru unknowingly sets up camp on land belonging to the prestigious Souma family. One day, she stumbles upon their home and meets Shigure, an older Souma cousin, and Yuki, the "prince" of her school. She tells them she resides nearby, but the Soumas soon uncover her hidden plight of homelessness when they spot her returning to her tent one night. Things begin to improve for Tooru when they kindly offer her a place to stay after learning of her situation. However, she quickly gets caught in a quarrel between Yuki and his short-tempered cousin, Kyou. In trying to intervene, she discovers the Souma family’s own deep secret: whenever they are embraced by a member of the opposite sex, they transform into the animals of the Chinese zodiac. With this newfound knowledge, Tooru realizes that living with the Soumas will be an unexpected journey filled with laughter and romance.

Five students at Yamaboshi Academy find themselves without a club that suits them, so they create the Student Cultural Society, nicknamed StuCS. The members are Taichi Yaegashi, a devoted wrestling enthusiast; Iori Nagase, a cheerful but perpetually uncertain girl; Himeko Inaba, a level-headed computer expert; Yui Kiriyama, a small but skilled karate user; and Yoshifumi Aoki, the group's joker. One day, Aoki and Yui are suddenly forced to swap bodies without warning, leaving them bewildered. As this bizarre supernatural occurrence keeps happening at random among the five friends, they realize it is far more serious than simple fun. Compelled to grow far closer than they ever intended, they gradually uncover each other's hidden secrets and emotional wounds, threatening to shatter both the StuCS and their bond.

During a summer holiday stay at her grandfather's place, six-year-old Hotaru Takegawa becomes lost in a forest said to be haunted by spirits. As she cries out in distress, a mysterious masked boy named Gin appears and offers to guide her. Overjoyed to see another person, Hotaru rushes toward Gin with open arms, only to be sharply pushed away. She soon discovers the harsh reason for his reaction: Gin is under a terrible curse—if a human ever touches him, he will vanish forever. Although Gin tells her never to come back, Hotaru does the opposite, and before long the two form a close bond despite his fragile condition. Yet as the years go by and their feelings deepen, Hotaru and Gin begin to struggle with the barriers that fate has placed between them.

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.

Ryuu Yamada started high school hoping for a fresh start and a more productive life. He chose Suzaku High so that no one would know about his violent delinquent past. But boredom quickly set in, and by his second year, Ryuu had reverted to his old ways—lazy, failing grades, and constantly fighting. One day, after another visit to the office, he runs into Urara Shiraishi, a beautiful honors student. A moment of clumsiness sends them both tumbling down the stairs, resulting in an accidental kiss! The two discover they can swap bodies with a kiss—a power that proves both convenient and troublesome. When student council officer and sole member of the Supernatural Studies Club, Toranosuke Miyamura, learns of their ability, he recruits them for the club. Joined by Miyabi Itou, an eccentric who is fascinated by all things supernatural, the group uncovers the legend of the Seven Witches of Suzaku High—seven female students who each possess a unique power activated by a kiss. The Supernatural Studies Club sets out on its first mission: to find all the witches.

As summer break arrives for the students of Kuoh Academy, the Red Dragon Emperor Issei Hyoudou and the Occult Research Club are back in action. Their battle against Issei's sworn enemy Vali and the Chaos Brigade made it evident just how inexperienced Rias Gremory's team is. To prepare for the trials ahead, Rias and Azazel lead the club through a rigorous training program in the Underworld. While the team gradually matures together, Issei once again finds himself in intimate situations with the girls of the Occult Research Club. Meanwhile, their opponents grow stronger and more numerous as they gather their forces. And with the sudden arrival of Loki, the Evil God of Norse Mythology, the stage is set for epic battles and fearsomely powerful devils in High School DxD BorN!

Six months after his unexpected encounter with a bunny girl in a library, Sakuta Azusagawa is living happily with his girlfriend, Mai Sakurajima—the very same bunny girl. However, the return of Shouko Makinohara, his mysterious first crush now grown up, introduces a fresh challenge to his relationship with Mai. Compounding the issue, he meets a middle school version of Shouko in the hospital, battling a serious illness. Strangely, his old scars begin aching whenever he is near her. Since Shouko’s bizarre situation somehow revolves around him, Sakuta must accept his own conflicted feelings, whatever the outcome. With a young girl’s fate resting on his decisions, what actions can he possibly take?

Kou Yamori is a typical middle schooler who finds it difficult to understand the complicated idea of love. Seeing little reason to conform to what's expected, he eventually stops attending school. With nothing to do, he suffers from insomnia and starts wandering the empty streets at night. One night, Kou meets a strange girl named Nazuna Nanakusa. She believes that people stay up at night because they're unhappy with how their day went and can't rest until they let loose. Nazuna offers to help Kou with his sleeplessness and takes him to her place, where she convinces him to share a futon with her. Feeling uneasy, Kou only pretends to fall asleep—and that's when Nazuna suddenly bites his neck, revealing herself to be a vampire! Although Kou expects the bite to turn him into a vampire, the transformation isn't that straightforward. To change, he must be bitten by someone he truly loves. Ready to abandon his dull human life, Kou sets a new goal: he will make himself fall in love with Nazuna and become a vampire.

High school student Nanami Momozono is facing a string of troubles, starting with her absent father racking up so much debt that they lose everything. Left homeless and dejected, she encounters a man being harassed by a dog. After she helps him and shares her predicament, he surprisingly offers her his home as thanks. However, when she arrives and finds the place is a rundown shrine, she tries to leave, but is stopped by two shrine spirits and a fox familiar named Tomoe. They mistake her for the man she rescued—Mikage, the land god of the shrine. Realizing Mikage must have sent her as a replacement deity, Tomoe storms off, refusing to serve a human. Rather than return to homelessness, Nanami throws herself into her divine responsibilities. But to keep things running smoothly, she needs the assistance of a certain hot-tempered fox. In a clumsy attempt to find Tomoe, she gets into trouble and ends up forming a contract with him. Now the two must navigate the path of godhood together as deity and familiar, though it won't be easy—new dangers emerge in the form of a youkai who wants to devour her, a snake who wants to marry her, and Nanami's own unexpected feelings for her new familiar.

Oddities, apparitions, and deities keep appearing around Koyomi Araragi and his tight circle of companions: Tsubasa Hanekawa, the group's modest intellectual; Shinobu Oshino, the vampire with a fondness for doughnuts; athletic troublemaker Suruga Kanbaru; the bite-prone spirit Mayoi Hachikuji; Koyomi's sweet admirer Nadeko Sengoku; and Hitagi Senjougahara, Koyomi's eclectic girlfriend. A fresh term has started, and with graduation approaching, Koyomi must urgently decide his future path, the relationships he will nurture, and which friends he will rescue. However, as strange incidents begin to occur, Koyomi is missing, and in his absence, a vicious tiger oddity appears. Hanekawa becomes its target and quickly realizes she must defend herself.

Keima Katsuragi, known online as the legendary "God of Conquest," can conquer any girl's heart—but only in dating sim games. In real life, he shuns reality in favor of a two-dimensional world of gaming, being an obsessively devoted otaku of galge games (a type of Japanese video game centered on interactions with attractive girls). When he arrogantly accepts an anonymous offer to prove his superiority at dating sims, Keima is tricked into helping a naive and mischievous demon from hell named Elucia "Elsie" de Lute Ima with her mission: recapturing runaway evil spirits that have escaped from hell and scattered across the human world. Keima learns that the only way to catch these spirits is to conquer what he despises most: the unpredictable hearts of three-dimensional girls! Bound to Elsie by a deadly collar, Keima must now put his "God of Conquest" title to the ultimate test as he is forced to navigate through the hearts of numerous real-life girls.

Since childhood, Chihiro Furuya has been obsessed with zombies, dreaming of having an undead partner. His fascination becomes practical when his cat, Baabu, is hit by a car, prompting Chihiro to create a resurrection elixir in hopes of reviving the pet. While experimenting, he meets Rea Sanka, a wealthy girl who releases her frustrations about her oppressive home life by shouting into an abandoned well. After bonding with her, Rea encourages Chihiro to continue his work, and he eventually succeeds using poisonous hydrangeas from her family’s garden. Unaware that the potion works, Rea drinks it hoping to end her suffering, believing it will kill her. Instead, the potion’s magic interacts with a fatal accident, causing her to rise as a zombie. With Chihiro’s help, she tries to navigate her new existence. Though this might seem perfect for a boy seeking a zombie girlfriend, life in Sankarea becomes increasingly strange as Chihiro must manage Rea’s unusual new appetites and the unexpected consequences of her transformation.

Yuuki Cross and the stern Zero Kiryuu serve on the disciplinary committee at Cross Academy, an institution divided into the Day Class and the Night Class. Their duty involves maintaining order during the transition between these groups. However, the Day Class remains oblivious to the reality that the students of the Night Class are actually vampires. A decade prior, Yuuki was rescued from a vampire assault by Kaname Kuran, a Pureblood. Kaname now leads the Night Class, and Yuuki’s role allows her to encounter him frequently, deepening her complicated emotions. In contrast, Zero harbors intense hatred for vampires, convinced that humans and vampires cannot coexist peacefully. Yet, a hidden aspect of Zero’s history soon jeopardizes the delicate balance at the academy, promising to change everything forever.

After surviving a vampire attack, Koyomi Araragi notices that his friend and savior, Tsubasa Hanekawa, has been acting strangely. When he happens to run into her on his way to a bookstore and sees she has a bandage on her face, he knows something is definitely wrong. Araragi wants to help her, but Hanekawa insists the wound is just something she got at home and that he should not worry about it. However, when a white cat with no tail is hit and killed by a car, the two bury the creature, and the real trouble begins. When Araragi later visits his friend Meme Oshino and tells him about the day's events, he learns that what they buried is actually an apparition—one perfectly suited for Hanekawa in her current state. Tasked with finding his friend to confirm she is safe, Araragi discovers that she has attacked her parents, possessed by the "Sawari Neko." Now it falls to Araragi to help Hanekawa just as she once helped him.

One year has elapsed since Tooru Honda started residing at the Souma house, during which time she has forged deeper bonds with Shigure, Kyou, and Yuki. She has also drawn nearer to the rest of the family, learning of their ancestral secret and assisting them with various personal struggles. Yet, as her connection to them strengthens, Tooru begins to suspect that this hidden truth is far darker than she initially believed. As summer arrives, Tooru is invited to spend her days with the Soumas, particularly Kyou and Yuki. Although she longs for a relaxed holiday, her close ties with the two boys and the family may lead to complications. As intimacy grows, their carefree moments are interrupted by lingering hardships and past emotions that resurface. The Eternal Banquet soon approaches, requiring the zodiac members to fulfill their duties under the watchful eye of the unsettling Akito Souma. With the banquet nearing and numerous emotions demanding resolution, Tooru must face the question of whether her life with the Soumas will stay tranquil or if she will become trapped in an inescapable predicament.

Following the loss of her mother in an accident, sixteen-year-old Tooru resides with her grandfather until his house undergoes renovations, forcing her to leave. Afraid of imposing on friends or facing familial judgment, she chooses to live alone in a tent in the woods, claiming she will find housing. One evening, returning from work, she discovers her tent has been buried by a landslide. Yuki Souma, the school’s prince, and his cousin Shigure Souma, a renowned author, find her in this predicament and offer her a place to stay until the renovations finish. At the Souma residence, Tooru uncovers a shocking secret: Souma family members who are embraced by the opposite sex temporarily transform into animals of the zodiac. This bizarre occurrence is not a joke but a heavy curse rooted in a dark past. As Tooru meets more members of the zodiac clan, she must determine if her kind and resilient spirit can help them overcome the burdens hidden within their home.

Hundreds of years ago, the spirits of the Chinese zodiac and their god made a vow to remain together for all time. Bound by this promise, the members of the Souma family who are possessed by the zodiac animals will always return to one another no matter what. But when these ties prevent them from being free, they become an unwanted weight—a curse. As the head of the clan, Akito believes he has a unique bond with the other Soumas. While he desperately holds onto this illusion, the rest of the family remains isolated and held down by the dread of punishment. Tooru Honda, who has come to care deeply for the Soumas, is resolved to sever the chains that trap them. Her closeness with the family and her friends gives her the courage to keep working toward breaking the curse. Yet, because of shocking discoveries, she finds it hard to hold onto the determination needed to continue her efforts. As time steadily slips away, Tooru faces an uncertain future, hoping to find the peace that may lie beyond all this turmoil.

After successfully rescuing his master, Rias Gremory, from the Dimensional Gap, Red Dragon Emperor and aspiring Harem King Issei Hyoudou can finally return to his normal high school routine alongside Occult Research Club members Yuuto Kiba, Asia Argento, Xenovia Quarta, and Irina Shidou. The group embarks on a school trip to Kyoto, but their visit to a temple is disrupted by an assault from local youkai. Following the skirmish, the club learns that the mythical nine-tailed fox protecting the city has been abducted and that they are falsely accused of the crime. Issei and his friends must fight to clear their names, save the trip, and protect the city from impending disaster. Meanwhile, Rias, who stayed behind in Tokyo with Akeno Himejima and Koneko Toujou, grows increasingly uneasy about leaving the perverted Issei alone with the other club girls. Beneath her vague anxiety lies a deeper question: what are the true feelings Rias has been struggling with for the past few months?

Youkai, spirits coexisting with humans, generally maintain peace, though a dangerous minority threatens the fragile balance between their world and ours. Kotoko Iwanaga, bearing the title of God of Wisdom, serves as a mediator to settle these supernatural conflicts. She approaches university student Kurou Sakuragawa, whose recent breakup has left him vulnerable, suspecting he is connected to a hidden supernatural presence. Harboring feelings for Kurou, Kotoko recruits him to assist in handling youkai. Two years later, a tragic accident claims the life of an idol, but she returns as a faceless woman wielding steel beams. Kotoko and her partner investigate the haunting, only to uncover a case far more sinister and personal than they initially anticipated.