Best Drama Anime of 2024

In Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 2 Part 2, Rudeus Greyrat discovers that obeying the mysterious god Hitogami has yielded significant benefits. Upon entering the University of Magic, Rudeus reconnects with his childhood friend Sylphiette, who has dedicated herself to curing his ailment. As their connection strengthens, they choose to host a wedding ceremony, gathering friends from different periods of their lives to honor their union. Even amidst these triumphs, Rudeus encounters serious hurdles. His joint research endeavor with Shizuka Nanahoshi reaches an impasse, plunging Shizuka into a profound depression that mirrors Rudeus's own past struggles. Furthermore, a letter from his father, Paul, creates tension in Rudeus's personal life, a situation largely unknown to Sylphiette regarding his history. Confronted with these trials, Rudeus must leverage the wisdom and perspective acquired in this new existence to manage the intricacies of his world and fulfill his ambitions.

The third season of Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e commences with a grueling special boot camp situated deep within the mountains. Students are compelled to form groups segmented by grade and gender, forcing first, second, and third-year students to work together to survive the unforgiving conditions. Complicating the situation further, the leader of the group that finishes in last place will face expulsion. Can Class D make it back to campus unharmed, or will this ordeal force them to say goodbye to one of their own?

In the second season of [Oshi No Ko], thanks to producer Masaya Kaburagi, Aquamarine "Aqua" Hoshino and Kana Arima land the parts of Touki and Tsurugi for the stage adaptation of the hit manga Tokyo Blade by Lala Lai Theatrical Company. Aqua's co-star, Akane Kurokawa, takes on the role of Princess Saya, Touki's fiancée. Since fans favor the pairing of Touki and Tsurugi, Saya's role in the original work has been reduced, making Akane's performance difficult. The situation grows more complex due to discrepancies between the script and the source material, a problem that also troubles creator Abiko Samejima. However, Aqua's priorities go beyond the show; he seeks to draw nearer to director Toshirou Kindaichi to uncover what he knows about Aqua's mother, Ai.

A year has passed since the Sanctuary arc, during which Subaru Natsuki has been undergoing intense training to face whatever challenges lie ahead. This period of calm is shattered when Emilia receives an invitation from her royal selection rival, Anastasia Hoshin, to visit the Watergate City of Priestella. Due to the precarious circumstances, Subaru and his party accompany Emilia to guarantee her safety. Upon arriving in Priestella, Subaru reconnects with old acquaintances while also clashing with perilous foes fueled by fanatical beliefs. These enemies launch a campaign that threatens Emilia and puts the entire city at risk. Subaru must rally his allies and utilize every available resource to thwart their sinister schemes.

In early 15th-century Poland, twelve-year-old prodigy Rafal adheres strictly to reason, aiming to gain societal approval and avoid emotional interference. He publicly announces his plan to study theology, the most respected academic field of the time. However, an encounter with a mysterious figure drastically alters Rafal's life path, igniting a passion for astronomy. Rafal is determined to prove the heliocentric theory—the idea that the Earth orbits the Sun—is both beautiful and logical. Yet, in the eyes of the powerful Church, this view is considered heresy, as the Church enforces geocentrism, insisting that the Sun revolves around the Earth as the sole truth of the universe. Anyone who contradicts Church doctrine faces extremely brutal punishment. While gathering evidence to support heliocentrism, Rafal must not only solve problems of precise measurement and constructing empirical models but also conduct this research in secret to avoid meeting the same fate as other heretics.

In the Tower's 20th floor, those known as "Regulars" face harsh and expensive trials to advance. Many Regulars abandon their dreams and remain at their current level, but Ja Wangnan is not one of them. Despite his weaknesses and repeated failures in the exams, Wangnan remains resolute in his ambition to ascend to the Tower's peak and claim the title of its king. Struggling with mounting debts, he attempts the exam once again, only to encounter Jyu Viole Grace, a powerful member of the notorious criminal group FUG. Feeling his luck has deserted him, Wangnan must seek out strong allies, including the reluctant Viole, who insists on remaining independent. To overcome the challenges of the 20th floor and continue his journey, Wangnan needs to persuade Viole to reconsider and join forces with him, or his aspirations will likely remain unfulfilled.

Traveling merchant Kraft Lawrence arrives in the village of Pasloe with a load of fur pelts. Local legend speaks of an ancient agreement between a villager and the wolf deity Holo, which once ensured plentiful wheat harvests for Pasloe, though these stories have largely faded from memory over time. After finishing his business in Pasloe, Lawrence sets off toward his next destination. To his surprise, he discovers a nude young woman with animal ears sleeping among his furs. She reveals herself to be Holo, the legendary wolf deity from the old tales. Holo wishes to return to her northern homeland and convinces Lawrence, after some initial hesitation, to take her along on his travels. She offers to help their partnership by using her sharp intellect and accumulated wisdom to assist Lawrence with his trading ventures. Together, they navigate various business opportunities and face numerous challenges that test both their abilities and their deepening bond.

In "Look Back," fourth-grader Ayumu Fujino earns recognition for the hand-drawn four-panel comics she contributes to her school newspaper. Her world is shaken when she is paired with Kyoumoto, a secluded and enigmatic student whose artistic talent far exceeds her own, making Fujino feel inadequate for the first time. Driven to close that gap, Fujino throws herself into mastering manga creation over the course of a year, yet Kyoumoto's ability remains out of reach. Dejected, Fujino gives up on her efforts. A year later, at their graduation ceremony, she finally meets Kyoumoto and learns that the shy, stammering girl has long admired her work. This encounter reignites Fujino's passion for drawing, paving the way for a lasting friendship rooted in their shared love of manga and a spirit of friendly rivalry.

In the town of Kurouzu-cho, Kirie Goshima lives an ordinary life with her family. On her way to meet her boyfriend, Shuuichi Saito, at the train station, she spots his father staring at a snail shell in an alley. She thinks little of it but later mentions it to Shuuichi, who reveals that his father has been acting strangely. Shuuichi also tells Kirie he wants to flee the town with her, suggesting that Kurouzu-cho is cursed by spirals. Soon, his father's obsession with these shapes grows dangerously out of control, triggering a series of terrifying and bizarre events that drive the townspeople to madness.

In Bottom-Tier Character Tomozaki 2nd Stage, Fumiya Tomozaki continues navigating life with support from his popular classmate and rival in the online game Attack Families, known as Tackfam, Aoi Hinami. As the new academic term begins after summer break, Tomozaki reconnects with Aoi, who reiterates his main priorities: gaining recognition from his peers and securing a girlfriend. However, Tomozaki shifts his focus away from these objectives when he notices his gentle friend, Hanabi Natsubayashi, facing bullying. Typically oblivious to such issues, Aoi is not immediately aware of the situation. Nonetheless, Tomozaki is not alone in addressing the challenge; he has a group of dedicated friends who are all determined to help Hanabi and ensure they make the most of their youth.

Second part of Tower of God Season 2.

In pursuit of their true destinies, people often encounter unexpected obstacles. For Nina Iseri, a 17-year-old aspiring university student, life in Tokyo begins with a string of misfortunes—getting lost, being ignored, and finding herself locked out of her new apartment. However, fate steps in when she meets Momoka Kawaragi, one of her admired guitarists. After a street performance where Nina joins Momoka, the guitarist suggests they form a band. Despite initial hesitation, Nina agrees, and soon they are joined by Subaru Awa, a striking drummer; Tomo Ebizuka, a reserved keyboardist; and Rupa, a precise bassist. Together, these five young women navigate the challenges of the music industry and their personal struggles, but their shared passion for music keeps their dreams alive.

In "Bartender Glass of God," Miwa Kurushima and her coworker Yukari Higuchi are assigned to locate an exceptionally skilled bartender for the prestigious Hotel Cardinal. The hotel's chairman insists on hiring someone capable of crafting the mythical cocktail known as the "Glass of God," but due to her lack of understanding of this requirement, Miwa struggles to find a suitable candidate. Deep within the bustling alleys of Ginza lies Eden Hall, a quaint bar run by Ryuu Sasakura, a bartender whose skills are unparalleled. Ryuu has an innate talent for selecting drinks that perfectly ease the stress of his patrons, serving each glass with genuine empathy and care. One day, the chairman stumbles upon Eden Hall and is instantly captivated by Ryuu's extraordinary talents, making him eager to secure Ryuu for Hotel Cardinal. He begins frequenting Eden Hall daily, attempting to persuade Ryuu to join the hotel's staff. Despite Miwa's involvement, convincing Ryuu to leave his beloved establishment proves to be a daunting challenge.

Mahiru Kouzuki, a gifted illustrator, abandons her dreams after her elementary school classmates mock her vivid jellyfish mural. Later, she meets Kano Yamanouchi, a former idol facing her own hardships, who unexpectedly praises Mahiru's artwork. Inspired by Kano's admiration, Mahiru decides to reignite her childhood passion. When Kano invites Mahiru to design the mascot for her upcoming musical project, JELEE, Mahiru enlists the help of Kiui Watase, her childhood friend and a professional streamer, to create JELEE's first music video. Together with Kim Anouk Mei Takanashi, a pianist and fan of Kano's idol days, the trio aims to turn JELEE into a global sensation. To reach this ambitious goal, however, they must overcome the shadows of their past experiences.

The warmth of summer extends beyond the weather as Sawako Kuronuma and Shouta Kazehaya’s bond deepens. Whether attending summer school or spending time with each other's families, they treasure every moment together, even as doubts and emotional tension arise from their blossoming romance. Meanwhile, Sawako’s closest friends, Chizuru Yoshida and Ayane Yano, face their own romantic struggles, as past relationships conflict with their current emotions. Burdened by internal conflicts, these high school students navigate the complexities of love, filled with hesitation and uncertainty, as they seek deeper connections during their second year of school.

In an anthropomorphic animal society, a major shift is underway. After the discovery of a carnivore killer at Cherryton Academy, the school enforces a strict separation policy meant to protect herbivores, but this only heightens hostility toward carnivores. Meanwhile, the illegal meat trade flourishes, and the powerful lion gang, Shishi-gumi, faces turmoil following the loss of its leader. A new, ruthless figure emerges with ambitions to take over the Shishi-gumi by introducing a tempting energy drink designed for carnivores. Legoshi, a compassionate gray wolf struggling with his predatory nature, has left the academy to live a peaceful life, using his natural strength only to defend the vulnerable. However, his involvement in the academy's murder scandal attracts the attention of the current Beastar, the highest authority figure. Determined to preserve his contentious relationship with Haru, a delicate white dwarf rabbit, Legoshi upholds his moral principles while being drawn into the escalating conflict between carnivores and herbivores.

After winning the ensemble contest, the Kitauji High School concert band sets its sights on earning a gold medal at the national competition. As a third-year student and club president, Kumiko Oumae views this as her final opportunity to achieve success before graduating. She wrestles with a mix of excitement and anxiety, questioning her own ability to lead. Under these circumstances, Kumiko meets Mayu Kuroe, a transfer student who is both gentle and exceptionally skilled on the euphonium. Mayu previously played for the nationally renowned Seira Girls' School concert band. Although Mayu is welcomed warmly, Kumiko senses something inexplicable from their encounter. With new members joining and various initiatives underway, the club, driven by their strong yearning for gold, discovers what is truly necessary to perform at the national level.

In "Whisper Me a Love Song," Himari Kino is a bright and sociable freshman who becomes enchanted by Yori Asanagi, a reserved senior she watches perform with her band during the opening ceremony. Himari immediately declares her feelings to Yori, who is new to romantic emotions and asks her friends and music for guidance. After choosing to reciprocate Himari's feelings, Yori learns that Himari was originally drawn to her musical skill and stage presence rather than to her as a person. Even so, Yori is resolute in her goal to make Himari fall for her as an individual. They spend their afternoons together on the rooftop, where Yori plays her guitar, trying to win Himari's heart.

Humanity lived in peace behind massive walls built to protect against the monstrous Titans. This century of tranquility was shattered when an attack on their city left a young child, Eren Yeager, motherless and swearing vengeance against the Titans. Years after joining the Survey Corps, Eren confronts a deadly enemy and ultimately gains a special power that reveals a hidden truth about the world he knows. After venturing beyond the walls and becoming separated from his comrades, Eren finds himself inspired by this new truth and conceives the "Rumbling," a terrifying plan to wipe out all life on Earth. With the world's fate at stake, a ragtag group of Eren's former friends and enemies race to stop his deadly mission. The only question is whether they can succeed.

In her first year of high school, Saki Aoi becomes enamored with the graceful senior student council member, Makoto Hanaoka, just like many of her classmates. Despite worrying that Hanaoka might not welcome a confession from a female student, Aoi gathers her courage to admit her feelings. However, Hanaoka's reply catches her off guard: he is actually a boy who likes to dress as a girl. Believing Aoi would be put off by this truth, Hanaoka is surprised to find she is unbothered. Although he turns down Aoi's request to date him, explaining his identity and that he has never experienced love, Aoi remains resolute, vowing to become his first love. Perplexed by Aoi's persistence, Hanaoka questions whether he can truly return her feelings without first learning to accept himself.

In a world where rising oceans have swallowed large portions of livable land, people depend on existing technology to get by. Natsuki Ikaruga, a talented young graduate who lost a leg in a submarine accident, leads a grim existence on a sparsely populated island. One day, Natsuki meets a mysterious woman named Catherine and discovers an advanced humanoid robot that once belonged to his grandmother, Nonko, a renowned climatologist. The robot, called Atri, looks like a young girl and tells Natsuki that Nonko gave her an important mission, though she can no longer remember what it was. Natsuki initially plans to sell Atri, but changes his mind when he sees a chance to reconnect with his grandmother's work. He had previously given up his dream of joining a prestigious scientific expedition. As he starts building relationships with the other island residents, Natsuki begins to see opportunities to make a real difference in their tough surroundings.

When you gaze upward at the sky, what do you imagine? Peaceful clouds? Freedom? A bright tomorrow? For the people of Tokyo, those dreams are distant. Instead, they live under the constant shadow of a colossal alien mothership hovering overhead. Three years ago, the "Invaders" arrived on Earth, triggering the greatest conflict humanity has ever known—one that could mean total extinction. In response, Japan's government launched massive military efforts against the aliens, accelerating weapons production to levels never seen before, fueling intense disputes and anti-war demonstrations. Yet amidst the chaos, everyday life continues for some. High school students Kadode Koyama and Ouran Nakagawa go about their usual routines: attending classes, hanging out with friends, and taking each day as it comes. As they grow older, Kadode and Ouran begin to understand the painful realities of coming of age in a world where those in power appear more like deceitful monsters bent on ruin. They eventually realize that the real danger to humanity does not come from the Invaders—it comes from within humanity itself.

After a violent break-in at the photo studio he shares with his best friend Cheng Xiaoshi, Lu Guang faces tragedy when a vengeful intruder, seeking retribution for time manipulation, brutally murders both Cheng Xiaoshi and Qiao Ling. Now wielding his friend's temporal powers, Lu Guang decides to use them to travel back and prevent their untimely deaths. Returning to the past, Lu Guang heads to Bridon to assist Cheng Xiaoshi in his search for his missing father. But he soon encounters numerous inconsistencies that disrupt the timeline. With his ability to foresee events becoming unreliable, Lu Guang must devise a new strategy to confront the person responsible for upending his life.

In the Kingdom of Yamauchi, people possess the ability to transform into three-legged crows called yatagarasu. Men handle political affairs, while women compete to become the wife of Wakamiya, the crown prince designated as the Kinu, or servant, to the Mountain God. Among the four female contenders who arrive at the royal court is Asebi, whose kind and innocent nature distinguishes her from the others. Meanwhile, Wakamiya faces difficulties in solidifying his role within the clan. As the second son of a concubine, he was chosen over his older brother by the royal priests to be the Kinu, a decision that has strained his relationship with his sibling and angered his stepmother. The arrival of Yukiya, a teenager from the village chief's household sent to serve as Wakamiya's new attendant, further complicates matters, though his presence at the imperial court is anything but coincidental.

Yasumi Utatane is a seasoned voice actor who keeps up a wholesome public image to satisfy her fans, but she struggles to find steady work. Away from the spotlight, she lives a different life as Yumiko Satou, a high school student who prefers casual, attention-grabbing outfits—a stark contrast to her refined professional persona. When Yasumi lands a role in a radio show alongside the talented and charming Yuuhi Yuugure, whom she greatly admires, she meets her co-star at the studio and discovers that Yuuhi is actually her somber classmate, Chika Watanabe. As they work together on the radio program, both Yumiko and Chika gradually drop their facades and, through mutual encouragement, find the confidence to be true to themselves.

After the 99th emperor of the Holy Britannian Empire seemingly passed away, the empire disintegrated, allowing its former territories to regain their independence. Many joined the United Federation of Nations, an alliance dedicated to long-lasting peace, yet some remnants of the former empire still exist. Among them is Neo-Britannia, which took over Hokkaido Island in Japan following the assassination of Governor Juugo Sumeragi. The Seven Shining Stars, a resistance group based in Hokkaido, has reached an impasse in their struggle against Neo-Britannia. In a last-ditch effort, they turn to the Nameless Mercenaries: Rozé, known for his strategic genius, and Ash, an exceptional Knightmare pilot. Despite their Britannian origins, Rozé and Ash have gained fame for protecting the Japanese and eliminating imperial officials. With their support, the resistance hopes to reclaim their homeland and prevent another era of tyranny.

In the film "given The Movie: Hiiragi Mix," the band syh, featuring Hiiragi Kashima and Shizusumi "Shizu" Yagi, faces disruption right before their debut when their backup guitarist suddenly quits. Hiiragi persuades Ritsuka Uenoyama, the prideful boyfriend of his childhood friend Mafuyu Satou, to step in temporarily, despite their frequent disagreements. Recognizing Uenoyama's skill, Hiiragi asks him to finish a song started by Mafuyu's former partner, Yuki Yoshida. While working on the music video and recording sessions, Hiiragi struggles with his feelings for Shizu. At the same time, Uenoyama's band, given, which includes Uenoyama, Mafuyu, Haruki Nakayama, and Akihiko Kaji, gets an opportunity for a debut. Although the rest of the band is excited, Mafuyu feels hesitant about pursuing a professional music career. As Uenoyama tries to replicate Yuki's unique sound, Mafuyu withdraws to reflect on the future and the challenges that lie ahead.

In the second event of the MFG tournament, held at the notoriously difficult Lake Ashinoko circuit, Kanata Katagiri’s Toyota 86 GT, despite lacking horsepower, secures a competitive position through strategic modifications. On the final day, a sudden downpour worsens track conditions, challenging all racers. Leveraging his exceptional training and unique background, Kanata impressively surges ahead with daring maneuvers. However, his path to victory is fraught with challenges, including facing off against Michael Beckenbauer, the reigning champion, and Kouki Sawatari, holder of the Lake Ashinoko record. Even if Kanata manages to catch up to the frontrunners, he must be wary, as those trailing him are poised to capitalize on any mistake he makes.

In search of a fresh start, househusband Masaki Fujiyoshi, his wife Hiromu, and their young son Hikari move to a new neighborhood. Their relationship has been strained due to societal prejudice, as Masaki is an omega, a secondary gender with the ability to bear children. Despite Hiromu being an alpha, another secondary gender deemed superior, they still face significant discrimination that jeopardizes their aspirations for a serene family life. Fortunately, they find companionship. Hikari befriends Yuuki Hirai, a solitary college student living next door. Although initially wary, Yuuki develops a strong connection with the boy. Additionally, the family receives support from Tomohiro "Matsu" Matsuo, Hiromu's old friend and coworker. Despite the seemingly perfect life the young family has established, a return of someone from their past threatens to upset this newfound peace.

In "The Colors Within," Totsuko is a high school student with a unique gift—she can see the colors that people emit, emotions expressed as hues of happiness, enthusiasm, tranquility, and one special shade that is particularly close to her heart. She finds herself especially drawn to the stunning color given off by her classmate, Kimi. Despite lacking musical talent herself, Totsuko manages to bring together Kimi and Rui, a quiet music enthusiast they meet at a vintage bookstore in another part of town. As they practice together in an abandoned church on a remote island, their collaborative music fosters deepening connections and budding affections. Can each of them discover their true inner "colors"?

When you gaze upward, what do you see? Maybe a clear sky, a symbol of liberty, or a bright tomorrow. But for the people of Tokyo, the view is grim. An alien mothership hangs ominously above, blocking the city's skyline. The "Invaders" arrived three years ago, triggering the greatest war in human history—one that could bring about the end of the world. Japan's government responded by ramping up arms production, sparking fierce arguments and fueling peace movements. Still, daily life goes on mostly unchanged. Kadode Koyama and Ouran Nakagawa are ordinary high school girls, focused on classes, hanging out with friends, and enjoying their youth. As they get older, they begin to understand what adulthood truly means in a world where grown-ups often seem like deceitful, destructive demons. In time, they realize the real threat to humanity isn't the Invaders at all—it's humanity itself.

In "Narenare -Cheer for You!-", Kanata Misora, once a standout in competitive cheerleading and a champion at the middle school national level in Japan, transfers to Takanozaki Prefectural High School with her friend Megumi Kaionji, aiming to reignite her passion. After experiencing a setback during a competition, Kanata's self-assurance wavers, causing her to abandon her club activities. During this period, she crosses paths with Suzuha Obunai, a viral star known for her exceptional parkour abilities, leading to a budding friendship. Through Suzuha, Kanata meets Anna Aveiro, Nodoka Ootani, and Suzuha’s peer Tanizaki Shion—each possessing unique skills beneficial to cheerleading. United by coincidence, these six young women encourage each other as they chase their personal dreams.

Tech-savvy yet introverted Manabu "Gaku" Taira finds himself saved from some bullies by the vivacious Haru Tennouji, leading to a strong friendship despite their differences. Years pass, and Gaku, still battling his shy demeanor, finds it difficult to secure employment. Inspired by Haru's encouragement, he applies for a job at Dragon Bank, a major IT firm, along with Haru. At their interviews, the board director, Kirika Kokuryuu, takes notice of the stark contrast between Haru and Gaku. Unfortunately, Gaku isn't offered a position, causing Haru to resign on his first day in solidarity. Undeterred, the duo sets their sights on an audacious goal: amassing a trillion dollars. Haru and Gaku embark on seeking investors for their grand plan, but are met with rejection at every turn. Their fortunes change when Kirika offers them an investment, potentially bringing their dream within reach.

In the wake of her clash with the covert organization Amarariruku, Teru Momijiyama resumes her everyday life in Tokyo, carrying on with her hidden duty as Japan's guardian, Shy. Through her interactions with those around her, Teru's self-assurance increases, and she gradually comes to understand the deeper nuances of what being a hero truly entails. One evening after school, Teru encounters Ai Tennouji in the city, and they quickly form a connection, with Teru starting to open up more about herself. Teru learns that Ai left her hometown in pursuit of something closely tied to her role as Shy. With Amarariruku still a looming danger, Teru must determine how far she is willing to place her trust in and cooperate with the enigmatic Ai.

Second part of Given Movie: Hiiragi Mix.

In a routine computer class, Saneatsu Narita encounters a peculiar screen displaying a yes-or-no query before vanishing. The following morning, he discovers that nearly the entire world has perished, leaving only a few survivors including himself. An enigmatic entity known as the Emperor reveals that Saneatsu was part of a game called Tasuketsu. Every day, the remaining survivors face a new question on a screen, and their choice dictates their survival into the next day. Selecting the majority's response leads to death, and the ultimate survivor will gain an audience with the Emperor. Eager to outsmart the Emperor, Saneatsu intends to utilize secret envelopes containing special abilities to assist the contestants. Alongside his close friends, he must maneuver through the treacherous strategies of the other players and triumph in this harsh contest.

In the town of Engamori, where yokai, gods, and humans have coexisted for centuries, these beings strive to maintain their ordinary, peaceful daily lives. A 20-year-old cat named Buchio undergoes a mysterious evolution into a nekomata, a type of cat yokai, as his natural lifespan draws to a close. This transformation grants him more time with his human family but raises questions about the reason behind his change and the meaning of his newfound abilities. At the same time, elementary school student Mutsumi "Muu-chan" Sugimoto feels a growing connection with Jirou, a tengu yokai resembling a crow, who helps fill the emptiness left by her deceased father. Despite initial trouble expressing their emotions, the two slowly build a supportive bond with one another.

Introverted high school student Kei moves into a new apartment looking for something exciting and stumbles upon mahjong. His life takes a turn when a gang forces him into a game, and against all expectations, he beats his opponents. Instead of taking cash, he chooses to free a captive girl named Amina. Kei's remarkable skill and emotionless demeanor attract the notice of the mysterious Hideharu Seki, who guides him into elite mahjong circles and stronger challengers. In a match against veteran player Doujima, Kei is pushed to his limit and barely avoids a crushing debt. Determined to preserve the new life he's building with Amina, Kei must outsmart his perilous opponents and come out on top in every mahjong showdown.

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.

In C.E. 75, the fighting still rages on. Independence movements and the aggressive actions of Blue Cosmos continue to trouble the region. To bring order, a new global peacekeeping organization called COMPASS is created, with Lacus serving as its first president. As members of COMPASS, Kira and their comrades work to settle various local disputes. A newly formed nation, Foundation, then suggests a joint operation to strike a Blue Cosmos stronghold.

Kazuyoshi Igarashi, a former professional golfer, relocates to Hinoshima Island to start a new chapter in his life, taking a position at the local development center. Expecting a quiet, rural setting, he is surprised to find a fully functional golf course built by the islanders, which turns the coastline into a shared golfing space. His amazement grows when he meets Tonbo Ooi, a young girl who plays exclusively with a challenging 3-iron club. Through his interactions with Tonbo and witnessing her remarkable abilities, Kazuyoshi rediscovers a renewed appreciation for golf and finds the true joy of the sport once again.

After a brutal battle, Touko becomes lost amid the chaos of a city overrun by the Spiders—people who possess dangerous supernatural abilities. She aims to return the belongings of Haijuu, a fire hunter who gave his life to rescue her. With Haijuu's dog Kanata and Akira, another fire hunter who has looked after her, she tries to navigate the crisis. But when Akira is sent away on an urgent mission, Touko is forced directly into the heart of the conflict and sets out on a new journey. At the same time, Haijuu's son Koushi fights to protect the city despite having little physical strength. His resourcefulness has produced many effective weapons, especially a cannon that unleashes divine lightning against the Spider invaders. Because this weapon's immense power is considered an affront to the gods, the deity Hibari steps in to stop Koushi's efforts. Caught between divine and human schemes, Touko and Koushi face overwhelming obstacles as they struggle to survive.

Aki, Ryo, and Yuta grew up together on a small island and now live as 20-year-old roommates in Tokyo’s Takadanobaba area. Their lives differ—one works part-time at a bar, another handles real estate sales, and the third studies fashion design at a vocational school—yet they remain deeply connected. That bond comes from strange beings called Touch, which they brought with them from their home island. These creatures grant them a kind of telepathic communication, letting them stay close even as their paths diverge. But this seemingly unbreakable friendship is tested when they uncover a hidden power the Touch also possesses.

After finishing middle school, Tonbo Ooi departs from the secluded Tokara island and heads to Kumamoto to further develop her golf game. With guidance from her mentor Kazuyoshi Igarashi, she meets coach Hajime Udou as a potential trainee. At first, Tonbo struggles to demonstrate her abilities because of her unconventional technique and lack of familiarity with different golf clubs. Nevertheless, during her debut tournament, she astonishes everyone with her remarkable skills. Tonbo's showing grabs the attention of Hajime and others, resulting in her entry into the Kyushu Women's Championship. There, she goes up against both old rivals and fresh opponents, fully intent on carving out a place for herself in the professional golf world.

A series of extra episodes that is included with each Hibike! Euphonium 3 Blu-ray/DVD volume.

Following human experimentation that transforms Kisaragi into a cyborg, he becomes the target of relentless pursuit by three distinct factions: an undying coven of vampires aiming to conquer Tokyo, an immortal order of Knights, and a group of Yakuza dedicated to avenging their slain leader. "I might not have any reason to live, but that's no reason to let them kill me." To achieve his great escape, Kisaragi must leverage his cyborg body, his unique "blood," and any other means at his disposal.

Four short stories bundled with the Blu-ray of Given: Hiiragi Mix.

Young animator Mito finds themselves cornered by a challenging sequence, an unyielding deadline, crippling self-doubt, and a director who appears completely unhinged. Occasionally, the sole path to breakthrough is to drive straight through the obstacle. Originally released on June 28, 2024, as part of the "Gemnibus Vol. 1" anthology, the film was simultaneously chosen for screening and subsequently premiered at the Fantasia International Film Festival.

At the park, Dong-Dong often ends up overlooked when other children are picking partners to play with, but he's content enough just rolling his marbles by himself. One day, instead of buying more marbles, he decides to get a bag of bright candies. After popping the first one, his old sofa unexpectedly begins speaking to him! They have an unanticipated conversation until the candy's power fades. It emerges that because of these magical sweets, every being and object around Dong-Dong is able to voice their own thoughts and emotions.