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Charming, cool, athletic, and a skilled cook—but above all, he has an obsession with cleanliness. Aoyama is adored and respected by everyone, yet his mysophobia keeps people at a distance. Still, he plays soccer, a sport that is anything but clean! As Fujimi High School's soccer club playmaker, Aoyama avoids any physical contact at all costs, dribbling his way cleanly toward victory. But the road to Nationals is tough for Fujimi's underdog squad. Alongside striker Kaoru Zaizen, Aoyama aims to prove that even a clean freak has things he's willing to get dirty for.

Thirteen-year-old Tyson Granger (Takao Kinomiya), together with his teammates Kai Hiwatari, Max Tate (Max Mizuhura), and Ray Kon (Rei Kon), aims to become the greatest Beybladers in the world. Backed by the technical expertise of the team's resident genius, Kenny (Kyouju), and the immense power of their BitBeasts, the Bladebreakers—armed with their spinning tops known as Blades—strive to reach their goal.

Tatsuya Yoigoshi, once a nationally acclaimed soccer player, is now a first-year student at Noukin High School. Having developed a deep hatred for sports, he gave up his old dreams to pursue fame as an internet livestreamer. One day, Souma Azemichi, a first-year member of the kabaddi team, seeks to recruit Yoigoshi and suddenly barges into his livestream. Without any real expectation, Yoigoshi follows Souma to the school gym, where he witnesses second-years Kyouhei Misumi and Shinji Date locked in the primal contact sport of kabaddi. Though he mocks the rules of the game, Yoigoshi is overwhelmed by the raw intensity of the match. Through a tempting offer combined with a bit of pressure, he agrees to decide the matter of his recruitment in the most thrilling way possible: a game of kabaddi, a team sport played with empty hands.

A new generation of characters enters the enduring clash between good and evil. The hero Ginga and his faithful friends face a dangerous group called the Dark Nebula. Their only goal is to conquer the world and spread their wickedness, but to do so, they must first defeat Ginga—the one person strong enough to oppose them. As alliances shift, friends become enemies and enemies become allies. Everything revolves around Ginga as he fights to find the strength to protect his world and the honor of Beyblade.

Kojirou, the kendo instructor at Muroe High School, is completely broke. Suddenly, an opportunity presents itself: if his team defeats his senpai's team, the reward will be free meals for an entire year. The only remaining challenge is finding girls who are both skilled enough and willing to join the kendo club.

Subaru Hasegawa dreams of becoming an elite basketball superstar, but his plans are derailed when his school's basketball team suspends activities for a full year. Stunned by this development, he decides to step away from the sport entirely. His aunt, Mihoshi Takamura, later asks him to coach the Keishin Academy girls’ basketball team, and he reluctantly accepts. There, he meets fifth graders Tomoka Minato, Maho Misawa, Airi Kashii, Hinata Hakamada, and Saki Nagatsuki. He begins training them with a single objective: to defeat every strong opponent they encounter. Ro-Kyu-Bu! follows the journey of five elementary school girls and their coach as they refine their adorable approach to playing basketball.

Kakeru and Suguru are brothers who share an intense love for soccer. While Suguru climbs the ranks as a rising talent in Japan's youth soccer scene, Kakeru, after struggling as a player, chooses to become a manager. However, a tragic turn of events forces Kakeru to reconsider the path he has taken. Driven by the dream of one day playing in the World Cup as a member of the national team, Kakeru trains harder than anyone else. He is not alone in this pursuit, though. His childhood friend Nana, a soccer prodigy nicknamed the "Little Witch," is already a top player for Nadeshiko Japan, the women's national team. Her success gives Kakeru the extra motivation to chase his own ambitions. Soccer and youthful passion come together in an epic, emotional journey. Experience it for yourself in Area no Kishi!

Specials bundled with the DVD/BDs.

Teekyuu follows the absurd daily life of four schoolgirls who make up the entire membership of their school's tennis club. Kanae Shinjou gets bored easily and frequently defies the laws of physics to get what she wants; Nasuno Takamiya is extremely wealthy and skilled at manipulating situations in her favor; Marimo Bandou engages in behavior that would likely get her arrested, such as eating panties or kidnapping children; and Yuri Oshimoto, their ordinary junior, rounds out this eccentric group. Although they are interested in learning tennis, the older girls prefer to goof off, while Yuri—the only one who actually knows how to play and the most mature despite being younger—has to manage her seniors' uncontrollable antics. When these four girls come together, chaos erupts in this fast-paced comedy about a tennis club that rarely plays tennis.

Animated bloopers adapted from the bonus section of the original manga, bundled with the BD/DVD release of Kuroko no Basket (in both limited and regular editions).

This collection of animated bloopers, drawn from the extra content of the original manga, was packaged with both the limited and standard editions of the Kuroko no Basket Second Season BD/DVD release.

The first episode adapts the sixteenth manga volume, centering on the clash between Ikki and Ringo. The second episode draws from the twenty-third and twenty-fourth volumes, depicting Kogarasumaru fighting the Sleeping Forest within Inorganic Net.

Ginga Hagane and his fellow Bladers return, eager to face fresh challenges as the World Championship approaches. Equipped with his new Galaxy Pegasus W105R2F, Ginga stands ready for battle alongside a new tag partner from the USA, Masamune Kadoya. However, Masamune also aims for the title and intends to defeat Gingka. Masamune is not the sole obstacle on Ginga’s path to victory. Although Kyoya was selected alongside Ginga, Masamune, Tsubasa, and Yu to represent Japan, he instead joins the African team. Teaming up with Benkei, Kyoya seeks to bring down Ginga and the Japanese squad. This sets the stage for one of the most dramatic confrontations in Metal Fight Beyblade: Baku.

The Winter Cup finals have begun, with the Seirin High School basketball team preparing to face Rakuzan High School, an invincible rival. Rakuzan, led by captain Seijuurou Akashi, the former leader of the Generation of Miracles, reigns as the unyielding emperor of the court. Akashi’s innate power, the Emperor Eye, enables him to anticipate his opponents' actions and systematically dismantle their strategies, solidifying his absolute control. The "light and shadow" duo of Seirin, Taiga Kagami and Tetsuya Kuroko, now face the ultimate challenge, requiring maximum synergy to overcome Akashi’s all-seeing abilities.

This special edition is included with the sixth Blu-ray and DVD release. The story adapts chapter 124 of the manga, focusing on the first encounter between Kuroko and Aomine.

Haruka Kiyomine and Kei Kaname were once hailed as the most unstoppable pitcher-catcher duo in middle school baseball. Known as the "General," Kaname combined his sharp tactical mind with Kiyomine's devastating pitches, shattering the aspirations of countless hopeful players who dreamed of reaching the professional level. High school freshman Tarou Yamada is one of those former players. After giving up on the sport, he enters Kotesashi High School—an entirely ordinary public school that doesn't even have a baseball team—only to find that his new classmates are the legendary pair who once crushed his dreams. To make matters worse, he learns that amnesia has turned the once composed General into a crude class clown. Having lost all passion for baseball, Kaname dragged a reluctant Kiyomine to Kotesashi simply because it was the closest school to their home. As Kotesashi starts up a fledgling baseball club, Yamada encounters other players he once looked up to who have also abandoned the game. Though they are currently uninterested, Yamada believes that if he can persuade such gifted athletes to pick up the sport again, they might be able to fulfill their dreams and capture the national championship—provided they can tolerate Kaname's endless jokes.

Luffy and his crew face off against the Villain All-Stars in a soccer match, aiming to claim the title of Dream Soccer King. The contest is decided by a penalty kick shootout, with Coby serving as goalie and Helmeppo acting as referee.

A J. League soccer match unfolds at Touto Stadium when Detective Kogorou Mouri receives a bomb threat and a cryptic riddle from an unknown caller indicating the device's location. Conan Edogawa races to save the spectators before time expires. Thanks to Conan's swift actions and sharp intellect, the explosive is located and detonation is prevented. However, the antagonist remains at large, revealing a second bomb set to detonate at a major city event. With countless lives hanging in the balance, Conan must once again solve a riddle, pinpoint the bomb's hiding spot, and apprehend the culprit to avert a catastrophic disaster.

Animated bloopers included with the Blu-ray/DVD releases of the Kuroko no Basket 3rd Season.

This installment occurs shortly after Ikki agrees to Simca’s proposal to assume the role of Genesis’s new leader. It depicts the clash between Kogarasumaru and Potemkine, set chronologically between episodes 21 and 22 of the main series.

Kohane Hatoya’s most endearing quality is also her greatest weakness: she is endlessly eager to assist others, often going to extreme lengths to get the job done. This relentless drive was sparked in middle school when she witnessed cheerleading for the first time. Now in high school, her enthusiasm has not dimmed, and her primary goal is to establish her own cheerleading squad. Her best friend, Uki Sawatari, supports this ambition, though she frequently finds herself rescuing Kohane from the trouble her zeal creates. The main obstacle is Kohane’s complete lack of cheerleading experience; she has no clue about the routines, the attire, or the techniques. Compounding her difficulties is a lifelong fear of heights, which poses a significant challenge given that cheerleading involves numerous aerial stunts. Enter Hizume Arima, a former cheerleader who intends to leave her pastime behind. However, Kohane spots Hizume and is determined to recruit her as the squad’s leader, forcing Kohane to confront her deep-seated fear of heights in the process.

Rifle shooting is a competitive sport that demands accuracy and precision. In Japan, where carrying firearms is prohibited, most participants come from the defense force. However, once rifles using light beams instead of live ammunition became common, the sport opened up to younger people, leading to school-level competitions. First-year high school student Hikari Kokura, who loves marksmanship, transfers to Chidori High School. She tries to join the rifle-shooting club, only to discover it no longer exists because the sport lacks popularity. Disheartened but determined, she works to revive the club and manages to gather three other members: her childhood friend Izumi Shibusawa, the half-Russian Erika Meinohama, and the reserved Yukio Igarashi. Thus begins the Chidori Rifle-Shooting Club, whose sole ambition is to compete on the national stage.

Kaname Okiura attends Prefectoral Umineko Shougyou High, better known as "Umishou," and joined the school's swimming club hoping to learn how to swim. However, the club is full of eccentrics, and none of them can actually teach him. Then a cheerful, carefree girl named Amuro Ninagawa transfers from Okinawa and joins the club. Her astonishing speed underwater and unconventional swimming technique—along with her habit of swimming nude, which naturally attracts the attention of teenage boys—stuns every member. Okiura is especially taken aback because she reminds him of a mermaid-like creature he glimpsed just once in early childhood.

Following their defeat at the hands of Suzuridani Academy, the Keishin Academy girls' basketball team—Tomoka Minato, Maho Misawa, Airi Kashii, Hinata Hakamada, and Saki Nagatsuka, together with their coach Subaru Hasegawa—pour even more time and effort into improving their skills in the sport day after day. However, this time, new rivals whose abilities may surpass theirs, as well as friends, appear on their journey toward the top.