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Ganta Igarashi's day starts out ordinarily enough as he and his classmates prepare for a field trip to Deadman Wonderland, a prison-themed amusement park where inmates perform dangerous stunts for the crowd's entertainment. But everything changes when a mysterious man dressed in red slaughters the entire class. Framed for the crime and handed a death sentence, Ganta is sent to the very prison he was supposed to visit. His ordeal has only just begun. Thrust into a brutal world of sadistic prisoners and strange supernatural abilities, Ganta lives under the constant threat of a lethal collar around his neck—a device that can only be slowed by winning the prison's deadly games. He must risk his life to survive in a ruthless environment where friends and enemies are hard to distinguish, all while searching for the enigmatic "Red Man" to prove his innocence.

In the quiet town of Inaba, a string of serial murders has baffled the police, who have made little progress. Amidst this unsettling atmosphere, Yuu Narukami relocates to the area to stay with his uncle for a year while his parents work abroad. He begins attending Yasogami High School, where he quickly becomes friends with Yousuke Hanamura, Chie Satonaka, and Yukiko Amagi. One day after school, the group tells Yuu about an urban legend called the "Midnight Channel"—a TV show that supposedly airs only at midnight on rainy nights when the viewer is alone. Intrigued, Yuu decides to check it out that night. Instead of the expected broadcast, he sees the face of the next murder victim. Stranger still, he feels a strange pull toward the television, which sparks the curiosity of his friends and leads them to investigate further. Yuu eventually tumbles into the strange realm inside the TV, a place shrouded in thick fog and filled with dangerous beings known as "Shadows." Convinced that this alternate world holds the key to the murders, the group forms the Investigation Team, determined to solve the mystery behind the horrifying incidents.

Immortality is something many people might wish for. But would they still desire it if they knew it would subject them to endless attacks? That is the reality for Rin Asougi, an immortal private investigator—there is no shortage of individuals who want her dead. Over the centuries, she has met countless gruesome ends, only to return to life each time as if nothing happened. In 1990, while searching for a lost cat, Rin encounters Kouki Maeno, a man who believes his memories are faulty. Agreeing to assist him, Rin soon discovers that Kouki is not what he appears to be, all while moving closer to her true enemy. This foe knows Rin and her kind all too well, and if she dies by his hand, she may stay dead forever.

Tsukuyomi is a virtual realm where ambitions and aspirations converge. Iroha Sakayori, a 17-year-old high school student in Tokyo, juggles a hectic schedule of part-time work and studies. She finds solace by watching Yachiyo Runami, a popular streamer who administers an online virtual space called Tsukuyomi. Iroha frequently visits Tsukuyomi, where people can live alternate lives and freely explore their creativity. She spends her time supporting Yachiyo and playing battle games to earn some extra cash. One day on her way home, Iroha notices a telephone pole glowing with iridescent colors. To her astonishment, a cute baby emerges from the pole. Unable to leave the infant behind, Iroha takes it home and watches as the baby rapidly grows into a girl her own age. "Are you Princess Kaguya?" The grown Kaguya develops a self-centered personality. At Kaguya's earnest request, Iroha helps her start streaming in Tsukuyomi. With Iroha acting as producer and songwriter and Kaguya as streamer and singer, the two grow steadily closer. Unbeknownst to them, sinister forces are lying in wait, eager to take Kaguya back to the moon. This is the story of Princess Kaguya as never seen before.

In Ayanagi City, a seaside metropolis built to facilitate recovery from the "Apathy Syndrome" disaster a decade earlier, high school student Shin Kanzato and his younger brother Jun reunite with their elder brother Ryou, the chief of the Ayanagi City Police, after ten years apart. Around this time, a series of bizarre incidents plague the city: a submarine crew vanishes without a trace inside their vessel, a listless symptom resembling the Apathy Syndrome resurfaces, and a student is found gruesomely mutilated in an "inside-out corpse" case. As Ryou investigates the organization behind these events, Shin becomes entangled in the incidents and awakens his "Persona."

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.

From the dawn of time, monstrous Demons and noble Guardians have fought over Earth—the eternal gift of the great Mother who created all life. A deep hatred rages between them: the Guardians prevented the Demons from destroying humanity and the world itself. Ages later, in Neo-Shinjuku City, few Demons or Guardians remain to continue their epic war. Humans now rule Earth, with no true memory of either Demons or Guardians. Yet deep within the city's dark underworld, one supreme Demon still lives, scheming to subjugate mankind. Only a single Guardian is left to do battle, and the fate of the human race hangs in the balance.

Osamu and Jay, two traveling cereal salesmen, come across a barricade during a work trip. Curious, they leave their car and stumble into a government secret. Two mysterious demon-like men are terrorizing the military, which had responded to a car crash involving a vehicle carrying government research materials. Inside the wreckage, Osamu discovers a beautiful hermaphrodite with gold and crimson eyes trapped in a frozen chamber. Osamu shares a kiss with them through the glass before being forced to flee. Osamu and Jay interrogate Jay's father, a top researcher at a government laboratory. He reveals that what they saw was top-secret, and they would likely be in prison without his influence. While Jay wants to forget everything, Osamu cannot let it go. After stealing a security badge, Osamu finds where the person he kissed is kept and learns their name is Kimera. Osamu wants to run away with Kimera, though he does not know why they are held captive or what a relationship with them means for humanity's future.

The handsome and effeminate Akito Kobayashi is quiet yet proud, with a sinister obsession for the occult. He has developed a computer program that can summon demons and the living dead. What he does not know is that his fellow high school students Kojirou Souma and Saki Yagami are reincarnations of powerful, benevolent spirits. When the pair's friends become the targets of demons seeking to harvest their life energies, they must harness their own dark metaphysical powers to destroy Kobayashi's threatening program—or risk losing their loved ones forever.

A promotional animated trailer for the PlayStation title Persona 2: Innocent Sin. It was featured as a bonus extra on the Persona 2: Eternal Punishment Bonus Disc.

In the year 2045, human singing is outlawed. Music is no longer created or performed by people; instead, all songs are generated through a music application called MiucS. While out with her friends, Seria Aiba hears a human singing voice—something that should not exist in this era. Tracing the sound, she comes upon a ghost. But this is no ordinary spirit; it is a Great Ghost, a being from beyond this world. As Seria becomes caught up in encounters with Great Ghosts, the psychic organization TERA, and a mysterious song known as the Possession Requiem, she steps into a hidden side of a world that has erased human music. This is the tale of how Seria's life begins to change—and the road that leads her toward becoming a ghost herself.

In Sin, Blade must investigate a string of strange kidnappings. As they navigate the city's merciless underworld, a complex mystery emerges, centered around the SinTEK corporation and its leader, the ruthless and beautiful Elexis Sinclair. A brilliant biochemist, Sinclair will stop at nothing to realize her goal: a plan that could drive the next step of human evolution—or spell disaster for all of humanity.

Ageha Yoshina is a self-assured high schooler who aids people for payment. After completing a job, he finds a calling card marked with "Psyren" in a phone booth and keeps it without knowing its significance. The following day, he learns that his classmate Sakurako Amamiya possesses an identical card. When he confronts her, she begs for his help, marking the start of his troubles. Baffled by the situation, Ageha grows concerned when Sakurako disappears. To uncover the truth, he dials the number on the card and answers questions from a mysterious voice, culminating in the offer: "Would you like to go to Psyren?" This initiates their involvement in a deadly game within a bizarre world populated by creatures known as Taboo. Empowered with PSI abilities, the pair battle to return to their home.

During the daytime, Ryu Hayabusa runs a modest shop dealing in Japanese antiques, but once night falls, he transforms into the Dragon Ninja to protect New York City. The calm is shattered when the esteemed Dr. Ned Friedman reveals a miraculous cure for cancer during a highly unusual press conference. Sensing that something is amiss, Ryu teams up with his reliable colleagues at a small newspaper to investigate the sinister truths hidden behind Dr. Friedman’s alleged breakthrough.

Since his father passed away, Tanjirou Kamado has shouldered the responsibility of providing for his family. Although they live in poverty on a remote mountain, the Kamado household enjoys a relatively peaceful and happy life. One day, Tanjirou goes down to a nearby village to earn some money by selling charcoal. As night falls on his way back, he is forced to take refuge in the home of a strange man, who warns him about flesh-eating demons that lurk in the woods after dark. When he finally returns home the following morning, he is confronted with a horrific scene—his entire family has been slaughtered. Even worse, the only survivor is his sister Nezuko, who has been transformed into a bloodthirsty demon. Fueled by rage and grief, Tanjirou vows to avenge his family and stay by his last remaining sibling. Alongside the mysterious organization known as the Demon Slayer Corps, he will do whatever it takes to slay demons and preserve the last remnants of his beloved sister's humanity.

High schooler Yuuji Itadori spends his free time either in the Occult Club, casually indulging in baseless paranormal activities, or at the hospital visiting his bedridden grandfather. This easygoing routine takes an unexpected turn when he stumbles upon a cursed item. A chain of supernatural events is set off after Yuuji swallows the object, which turns out to be a finger belonging to Sukuna Ryoumen, the King of Curses. Thrust into the world of Curses—beings born from human malice and negativity—he quickly learns the threat they pose to society as he discovers his own new abilities. Introduced to the Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School, Yuuji begins to follow a path from which there is no return: the path of a jujutsu sorcerer.

Shigeo Kageyama, an eighth-grader known as Mob, discovered his immense psychic abilities early in life. Recognizing the inherent dangers of such power, he chose to suppress it, using his talents solely to woo Tsubomi, a girl he has long admired, though her interest quickly fades. Seeking guidance, Mob joins the agency of Arataka Reigen, a fraudulent psychic who manipulates Mob’s powers for small profits. This arrangement turns the exorcism of spirits into a routine part of his dull existence. Yet, the energy Mob releases is merely the surface; if his overwhelming emotions and latent potential go unchecked, they will trigger a catastrophic explosion that will transform him beyond recognition. The countdown to this explosion continues relentlessly, and halting it seems impossible.

When trouble strikes, a mysterious red phone number might appear. Dialing it connects you to Yato, a minor deity who calls himself the Yato God and aspires to amass millions of followers. Lacking even a single shrine, his ambitions remain unfulfilled, forcing him to scrape by with five-yen odd jobs. His situation worsens when his weapon partner abandons him for being incompetent. Yato’s fortunes shift when middle school student Hiyori Iki seemingly sacrifices herself to save him from a vehicle collision. While she survives, the incident destabilizes her spirit, allowing her soul to detach from her body. To restore her normal state, Hiyori insists Yato fix the problem, which requires a new weapon partner. Reluctantly, she agrees to assist him in finding one, offering hope that Yato’s luck is finally improving.

High school student Ichigo Kurosaki leads a normal life until his family is targeted by a Hollow, a malevolent spirit that devours human souls. During the attack, he encounters Rukia Kuchiki, a Soul Reaper who is wounded while defending Ichigo’s relatives. To protect his family, Ichigo accepts Rukia’s proposal to assume her powers, thereby becoming a Soul Reaper himself. Since Rukia cannot recover her abilities, Ichigo takes on the difficult responsibility of eliminating the Hollows infesting their town. He is not solitary in this mission, as he is eventually aided by his friends and classmates Orihime Inoue, Yasutora Sado, and Uryuu Ishida, each possessing distinct talents. As Ichigo and his companions adjust to their new roles and support one another both in combat and daily life, the young Soul Reaper discovers that Hollows are not the sole danger threatening the human world.

Yukiteru Amano is a timid middle school student who habitually records everything he does in his daily life on his phone—a digital diary. At school, he has no friends, but he is often seen talking to his supposed imaginary companions: Deus Ex Machina, the god of time and space, and Deus' servant, Mur Mur. One morning, Yukiteru wakes up to find that certain events of his day are already appearing on his cellphone ahead of time. At first he dismisses it as coincidence, but he slowly realizes that the incidents written on his phone actually occur in the near future. After benefiting from this new ability throughout the day, he discovers that his classmate Yuno Gasai owns a similar diary. When the two team up to fend off a strange pursuer and return home, Deus Ex Machina reveals that they—along with ten other participants—have been forced into a survival game where the winner becomes the deity's successor. Left with no other choice, Yukiteru and Yuno must rely on their phones, now called "Future Diaries," to survive this merciless battle royale.

In the year 2071, humanity has colonized the galaxy, yet Earth-like problems such as murder, drug abuse, and theft persist. Consequently, a rising number of tough bounty hunters chase intergalactic outlaws. Spike Spiegel and Jet Black travel through space, hunting criminals to earn a modest living. Under Spike’s goofy and detached exterior lies the burden of a violent history. Jet copes with his own painful memories while caring for Spike and their ship, the Bebop. They are later joined by the attractive con artist Faye Valentine, the eccentric child Edward Wong Hau Pepelu Tivrusky IV, and Ein, a bioengineered Welsh corgi. As the Bebop crew forms bonds and captures a diverse array of criminals, their lives are shaken by a threat from Spike’s past. With a rival’s insane scheme unfolding, Spike faces a choice between his life with his new family or vengeance for his old grievances.

Humans and demons represent two sides of the same coin, just as Assiah and Gehenna are the distinct worlds they inhabit. The only method to traverse between these realms is through possession, similar to tales of ghosts. Yet Satan, the ruler of Gehenna, cannot locate a fitting host to inhabit, leaving him trapped in his own domain. In a bid to conquer Assiah, he dispatches his son, hoping the boy will mature into a vessel capable of holding the demon king. Ao no Exorcist centers on Rin Okumura, a somewhat rowdy teenager who seems entirely normal until demons ambush him. His reality is upended when he learns he is Satan’s son and that his father desires him to return so they may take over Assiah. Refusing to side with the king of Gehenna, Rin resolves to train as an exorcist to defend Assiah, fighting alongside his brother Yukio.

Parasitic aliens suddenly descend upon Earth, infiltrating humanity by burrowing into the brains of vulnerable targets. These insatiable creatures seize complete control of their hosts and can morph into various forms to hunt unsuspecting prey. Sixteen-year-old high school student Shinichi Izumi is attacked by one of these parasites, but it fails to take over his brain, ending up in his right hand instead. Unable to move to its intended location, the parasite, named Migi, must rely on Shinichi to survive. This forces the duo into an uneasy coexistence as they defend themselves against hostile parasites determined to eliminate this new threat to their kind.

In 1868, English aristocrat George Joestar and his son Jonathan owe a debt to Dario Brando after being rescued from a carriage accident. However, the Joestars remain unaware that Dario never intended to help them—he thought they were dead and was merely looting their possessions. Twelve years later, following Dario's death, George adopts his son Dio as a way to repay the supposed debt. Though Dio outwardly acts affectionate toward his new father, he secretly plots to seize the Joestar wealth. His initial move is to drive a wedge between George and Jonathan. By consistently outshining his foster brother, Dio solidifies his position in the Joestar household. But when Dio pushes Jonathan too far, Jonathan bests him in a physical confrontation. As the years pass, the two appear to have become close friends to outsiders. Yet trouble stirs again when George falls ill, and Jonathan suspects Dio is somehow responsible—and that he has further schemes in motion.