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Ganta Igarashi begins an ordinary day preparing for a school excursion to Deadman Wonderland, an amusement park where incarcerated performers stage perilous shows for spectators. However, his routine is shattered when a figure cloaked in red brutally massacres his entire class. Wrongfully accused and sentenced to death, Ganta is incarcerated within the very facility he was meant to tour. Thrust into a harsh environment populated by vicious inmates and bizarre supernatural abilities, Ganta is forced to wear a lethal collar that only deactivates when he succeeds in the prison's deadly competitions. To endure this treacherous setting where trust is scarce, he must constantly gamble with his life while hunting down the enigmatic "Red Man" to clear his name.

The story of Persona 4 is set in the rural town of Inaba, where a series of mysterious murders have taken place, each occurring after heavy rain leaves behind thick fog. A local rumor speaks of a television channel called Mayonaka TV that only appears at midnight, and it is said that by staring at the screen, one can catch a glimpse of their "other half." After hearing about a recent unsolved murder linked to the fog, the group—Narukami, Chie, and Yosuke—realizes that each of them attempted to watch the strange channel and saw the murder victim on it. The protagonist later discovers that during the midnight broadcast, he can physically phase into his television set, using it as a gateway to enter another world filled with shadows. Upon fully entering this world for the first time, disoriented and lost, Narukami encounters a being named Teddie. The connection between Mayonaka TV and the town's murders becomes clear—the victims may have been targeted through the channel. The group decides to work together to solve the mystery by exploring the hidden world behind Mayonaka TV.

Rin Asogi is an immortal private detective who has a fondness for vodka and a knack for attracting supernatural horrors. Across a series of nightmarish episodes spanning sixty-five years, Rin's voluptuous body is brutally pierced, exploded, and shredded into a bloody mess. The entity responsible for her endless suffering is Apos, an eternal being fixated on sacrificing Rin to Yggdrasil, the tree that sustains all life. As Rin struggles to uncover the truth behind her perpetual torment, Apos lurks in the shadows, eager to tear into her ripe form and devour the memories of her countless lifetimes. Rin is no stranger to the world of the dead, but her next journey there might be eternal.

In the virtual world of Tsukuyomi, dreams and desires become intertwined. Seventeen-year-old Tokyo high school student Iroha Sakayori juggles a hectic schedule of part-time jobs and schoolwork. She often seeks refuge in the online realm of Tsukuyomi, which is managed by the popular streamer Yachiyo Runami. Iroha visits Tsukuyomi to explore creative outlets and participate in battles to earn extra money. One evening on her way home, she notices a glowing telephone pole and finds a tiny baby inside. Feeling a sense of responsibility, Iroha takes the child home, only to watch it rapidly grow into a girl her own age. "Are you Princess Kaguya?" As Kaguya matures, she displays a rather self-centered personality. Eager to break into streaming, Kaguya asks Iroha for help. Together, they start this new endeavor—Iroha handles production and songwriting, while Kaguya takes the role of streamer and performer. As their connection deepens, hidden threats emerge, intent on capturing Kaguya and sending her back to the moon. This story offers a new take on the classic legend of Princess Kaguya.

The story is set in Ayanagi City, a futuristic metropolis located near the Japan Sea. It was constructed to facilitate recovery from the calamity triggered by the "Apathy Syndrome" a decade earlier. Ten years later, high school student Shin Kanzato and his younger brother Jun reunite with their elder brother Ryō, who now serves as the chief of the Ayanagi City Police. Around the same time, a series of strange incidents unfold in the city: the crew of a submarine suddenly vanishes while inside the vessel, a spiritless symptom resurfaces and disturbs the world after ten years, and a student is found dead with a horrifyingly distorted appearance—the "inside out corpse" case. Ryō pursues the organization behind these events, and as Shin becomes drawn into the incidents, he awakens his "Persona."

In search of his cherished companion, Wu Liuqi returns to Xuanwu Country and reencounters fragments of his forgotten past. As the hidden truths resurface, bringing with them sorrow and anger, he finds he is no longer alone in his struggle. Wu Liuqi is compelled to reconsider the essence of power, leading him to make a new choice about his destiny.

A timeless war has been waged between the monstrous Demons and the noble Guardians over control of Earth, the cherished creation of the great Mother who gave life to all. Their deep-seated animosity stems from the Guardians having stopped the Demons' attempts to wipe out humanity and the world. In the present day, within the bustling Neo-Shinjuku City, only a handful of Demons and Guardians continue this ancient conflict. Humanity has long since taken dominion over Earth, with no real memory of either Demons or Guardians. Yet, in the hidden depths of the city’s underworld, one powerful Demon plots to dominate humankind. Standing against this threat is a sole Guardian, whose actions will determine the future of the human race.

Ageha Yoshina, a self-assured high school student who takes on odd jobs to earn money, stumbles upon a card labeled "Psyren" inside a phone booth after completing one such task. He pockets it, unaware of its significance. The following day, he notices his classmate Sakurako Amamiya possesses an identical card. When he asks her about it, she begs for his help, marking the start of his ordeal. Perplexed and worried after Sakurako disappears, Ageha decides to probe further. He dials the number on the card and receives a series of questions from an unidentified voice, culminating in the query: "Do you want to go to Psyren?" This decision plunges them into a deadly game set in a bizarre world swarming with monstrous creatures known as Taboo. Armed with psychic abilities, they battle their way through this hazardous realm, striving to find a way back home.

During a business trip, cereal salesmen Osamu and Jay come across a strange roadblock. Investigating, they witness a secret government operation where two mysterious demon-like beings attack military personnel who had responded to a crash involving a vehicle carrying classified research. In the debris, Osamu finds a stunning hermaphrodite with one gold eye and one crimson eye, sealed inside a frozen chamber. Before fleeing, Osamu presses a kiss to the glass between them. Later, Osamu and Jay confront Jay's father, a high-ranking scientist at a government lab. He reveals that what they saw is top secret and that without his intervention, they would face prison. Jay wants to move on, but Osamu is determined to learn more. By stealing a security badge, Osamu locates the facility where the person he kissed is held and learns their name is Kimera. Driven by an inexplicable urge, Osamu dreams of escaping with Kimera, even though the reasons for Kimera's captivity and the nature of such a relationship remain unclear.

A satanic program is triggered aboard a crowded commercial flight heading to Tokyo, releasing a swarm of invisible demons that send the aircraft crashing in a fiery inferno. Everyone on board dies instantly—except for Akito Kobayashi, the owner of that devilish program and a sworn ally of hell. Kojiro Soma, an old elementary school friend of Akito's, is surprised to see him re-enroll at their school. Kojiro notices how this once lonely boy has become a suave and arrogant teenager. Later, when his classmates are attacked and legendary demons return to stalk the streets of Tokyo, Kojiro begins to truly understand what his old friend has become. Akito has plans for the human race. Those plans revolve around magnetite, the mysterious element that forms the living essence of every human soul. Combined with his demonic software, a strong enough source of magnetite would release a plague of devils upon the Earth. That source exists in Kojiro's class, but when the evil plan expands beyond even Akito's control, it is Kojiro who must find the ultimate power within himself and go head-to-head with the greatest demon of all.

An animated promotional trailer for the PlayStation title Persona 2: Innocent Sin, this short film was bundled as a bonus feature on the Persona 2: Eternal Punishment Bonus Disc.

In 2045, singing with a human voice has been outlawed, and all music is generated through an app called MiucS. While hanging out with her friends, Seria Aiba unexpectedly hears a live human voice singing—something that should no longer exist. Following the sound, she finds a ghost, but not an ordinary one: it is a Great Ghost, a being from another world. As Seria becomes involved with these spirits, the psychic organization TERA, and a mysterious melody known as the Possession Requiem, she discovers a hidden side of a society that erased human music. This tale follows Seria as her life changes and her own path begins to cross with the possibility of her becoming a ghost.

In "Sin: The Movie," Blade investigates a string of strange abductions, uncovering a deepening mystery linked to the mysterious SinTEK corporation and its powerful leader, Elexis Sinclair. A brilliant biochemist, Sinclair will do whatever it takes to achieve her ultimate goal: a plan that could either advance human evolution or spell disaster for humanity.

Late one night in New York City, Ryu finds himself pursued and assaulted by assassins. After eliminating them, he discovers an ID card belonging to the Friedman Company. The following day, news breaks that Dr. Ned Friedman has found a cure for cancer. However, when he offers no details during his press conference, reporter Sarah decides to look into the matter with her friends Robert and Jeff. While passing by Dr. Friedman's residence, Ryu hears a young girl's voice crying for help. When Sarah and her group also investigate the house, they encounter their colleague Ryu. Together, they uncover that Dr. Friedman has been performing biotechnology experiments on living humans, and that this may be linked to the power of the Evil Gods—whom Ryu defeated in the past. When Ryu's friend Irene is abducted, he must once again take up his role as a Dragon Ninja to confront this new threat and rescue her.

Ever since his father passed away, Tanjirou Kamado has shouldered the responsibility of supporting his family while living in poverty on a remote mountain. Despite their difficult circumstances, the Kamado household maintains a generally peaceful and happy life. One day, Tanjirou travels to a nearby village to sell charcoal and earn money. As night falls during his return trip, he finds shelter at the home of an odd stranger, who warns him about flesh-eating demons that roam the forest after sunset. The following morning, upon returning home, Tanjirou encounters a horrific scene: his entire family has been brutally slaughtered. The only survivor is his sister Nezuko, who has been transformed into a blood-thirsty demon. Driven by rage and grief, Tanjirou vows to avenge his family and protect his remaining kin. Joining forces with the mysterious Demon Slayer Corps, he is resolved to eradicate demons and preserve what little of his beloved sister's humanity remains.

Teenager Yuuji Itadori enjoys a laid-back existence, splitting his days between the Occult Club's informal ghost hunting and caring for his ailing grandfather at the hospital. This mundane life shatters when he encounters a cursed object. Upon swallowing a finger belonging to Ryoumen Sukuna, the malevolent King of Curses, Yuuji is dragged into a perilous realm where curses born from negative human emotions roam free. As he comes to grips with his newfound powers, Yuuji enrolls at Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School, embarking on an irreversible journey as a jujutsu sorcerer.

In Mob Psycho 100, Shigeo Kageyama, an eighth-grade boy known as Mob, has grappled with overwhelming psychic abilities since he was a child. To avoid the hazards these powers pose, he keeps them tightly suppressed, utilizing them solely to impress Tsubomi, a girl he admires, only for her to eventually lose interest. In search of meaning, Mob begins working for Arataka Reigen, a fraudulent psychic who capitalizes on Mob's talents for profit, turning routine exorcisms into a daily occurrence. However, the psychic energy Mob holds back threatens to explode destructively if his intense emotions or concealed power are unleashed, potentially transforming him forever. This looming danger of an eruption persists, making it appear nearly impossible to prevent.

When people face dire emergencies, a mysterious red phone number occasionally appears, linking them to Yato, a minor god who styles himself as the Yato God. Although he dreams of amassing millions of followers, his lack of a single shrine keeps him from that ambition, forcing him to survive on cheap five-yen jobs. His plight deepens when his weapon partner abandons him, disillusioned by what they see as his incompetence. However, fate intervenes when middle schooler Hiyori Iki seemingly sacrifices her life to save Yato from a car crash. While she survives physically, her spirit becomes unstable, causing her soul to detach from her body. Desperate to return to normal, Hiyori insists that Yato fix her condition, a task that requires him to find a new weapon partner. Reluctantly, she agrees to help him in this search, offering a faint glimmer of hope that Yato's luck might finally be turning.

Ichigo Kurosaki's mundane high school life is abruptly upended when a Hollow, a soul-devouring spirit, launches an attack on his family. Amidst the chaos, he meets Rukia Kuchiki, a Shinigami who sustains injuries while defending Ichigo's kin. Driven by a desire to protect his loved ones, Ichigo accepts Rukia's powers and transforms into a Shinigami himself. With Rukia incapacitated, Ichigo assumes the perilous duty of purging the Hollows that plague their town. He is soon aided by his friends and classmates—Orihime Inoue, Yasutora Sado, and Uryuu Ishida—who each contribute their own distinct abilities to the fight. As Ichigo and his allies navigate their new roles, striving to balance combat with daily existence, he learns that Hollows represent merely the initial wave of dangers threatening the human world.

In The Future Diary, Yukiteru Amano is a quiet middle school student who records every aspect of his daily life in a digital diary on his phone. Feeling like an outsider at school, he frequently converses with his imaginary friends: Deus Ex Machina, the god of time and space, and Mur Mur, Deus' assistant. One day, Yukiteru notices his phone beginning to predict future events. Initially dismissing it as a coincidence, he soon realizes the predictions are accurate. As he starts utilizing this power, he discovers that his classmate Yuno Gasai possesses a similar device. Together, they manage to evade a mysterious pursuer and return home. There, Deus Ex Machina reveals that they, along with ten others, are now participants in a deadly game where the winner will become Deus Ex Machina's successor. With no other option, Yukiteru and Yuno must rely on their Future Diaries to survive and win the brutal competition.

By 2071, humanity has spread across the stars yet remains plagued by terrestrial issues such as addiction and crime. The narrative centers on Spike Spiegel and Jet Black, bounty hunters who traverse the cosmos tracking down felons for a living. Beneath Spike's carefree demeanor hides a troubled past, while Jet struggles with his own painful memories as he tends to both Spike and the Bebop, their ship which doubles as their home. They are eventually joined by Faye Valentine, a charming con artist; Edward Wong Hau Pepelu Tivrusky IV, a quirky child; and Ein, a genetically modified Welsh corgi. As the Bebop crew develops strong bonds and apprehends various criminals, they face a looming threat connected to Spike's dark history. Confronted by a rival's perilous plot, Spike must decide between seeking vengeance or valuing his new family.

In a reality where the human world of Assiah and the demon realm of Gehenna remain distinct, crossing between them is only possible through possession. Satan, the ruler of Gehenna, seeks to conquer Assiah but lacks a suitable host. To realize this ambition, he sends his own son to grow until he becomes a vessel strong enough to contain him. "Blue Exorcist" centers on Rin Okumura, a teenager who appears ordinary and occasionally rowdy. His life shifts dramatically when demons attack him, revealing his true identity as Satan's son, destined to return to Gehenna and aid his father in the conquest of Assiah. Refusing to ally with his father, Rin resolves to become an exorcist to defend Assiah, fighting alongside his brother Yukio.

Parasitic aliens descend from space to infiltrate Earth, seizing human brains to transform their hosts into predators. When seventeen-year-old Shinichi Izumi narrowly avoids full possession, a parasite named Migi fails to reach his brain and instead takes control of his right hand. Deprived of its primary objective, Migi must depend on Shinichi for survival, binding them in an uneasy alliance as they confront other dangerous parasites intent on eradicating this deviation from their kind.

In 1868, English nobleman George Joestar and his son Jonathan survive a carriage crash, creating a debt they believe they owe to Dario Brando. In truth, Dario never intended to save them; he merely assumed they were dead and hoped to rob them. Twelve years after Dario's passing, George takes in Dario's son, Dio, to honor this perceived obligation. Dio feigns affection for his adoptive father while secretly scheming to seize the Joestar fortune. He starts by driving a wedge between George and Jonathan, frequently outshining his foster brother to solidify his position within the household. However, Dio overreaches when Jonathan ultimately triumphs in a physical confrontation. As time passes, Dio and Jonathan seem to forge a bond, appearing as close friends to outsiders. Yet tensions flare again as George's health deteriorates, leading Jonathan to suspect Dio is responsible for his father's decline and harboring darker intentions.