Best Fantasy Anime of 2013

After her father is killed, Ryuuko Matoi travels across the country seeking his murderer. Her only clue is the missing half of his creation, the Scissor Blade, which leads her to Honnouji Academy, an elite high school unlike any ordinary institution. The academy is controlled by the stern and merciless student council president Satsuki Kiryuuin and her formidable subordinates, the Elite Four. Within the school's cutthroat ranking system, Satsuki grants top-performing students special garments called "Goku Uniforms," which bestow unique superhuman abilities. Defeated soundly in a fight against a uniformed student, Ryuuko returns to her destroyed home and discovers Senketsu, a rare sentient "Kamui" (God Clothes). When Senketsu comes into contact with Ryuuko's blood, it awakens, attaching itself to her and granting her immense power. Armed with Senketsu and the Scissor Blade, Ryuuko confronts the Elite Four, determined to reach Satsuki and uncover the truth behind her father's murder once and for all.

In an instant, thirty thousand bewildered gamers from Japan are pulled out of their ordinary lives and thrust into the world of the popular MMORPG Elder Tale following its latest update—and they find themselves unable to log out. Among them is Shiroe, a socially awkward college student whose initial confusion and shock fade quickly as, being a veteran of the game, he promptly begins to test the boundaries of his new reality. Shiroe must adapt to life in this unfamiliar world, guiding others and bargaining with the NPC "natives" to bring order to the virtual city of Akihabara. He is accompanied by his unfortunate friend Naotsugu, who logged in for the first time in years only to become trapped, and Akatsuki, a petite yet fierce assassin who declares Shiroe her master. A story blending fantasy, adventure, and politics, Log Horizon examines the aspects of gaming through the perspective of a master tactician striving to make the most of a puzzling predicament.

Thirty years ago, a massive "spatial quake," a phenomenon involving space vibrations of unknown origin, devastated the Eurasian continent and claimed over 150 million lives. Since then, these quakes have continued to occur worldwide, though on a smaller scale. Shidou Itsuka is an ordinary high school student living with his younger sister, Kotori. When an impending spatial quake threatens Tengu City, he rushes to save her but gets caught in the eruption. At the quake's epicenter, he finds a mysterious girl who is identified as a "Spirit," a supernatural being whose appearance triggers such quakes. Soon, he is caught in a battle between the girl and the Anti-Spirit Team, a ruthless task force dedicated to eliminating Spirits. Yet there is a third group that believes in saving the Spirits: "Ratatoskr," which, surprisingly, is commanded by Shidou's little sister! After the clash, Kotori forcibly enlists Shidou and offers him an alternative approach to handling the danger Spirits pose—make them fall in love with him. Now, the world's fate depends on his dating skills as he sets out to charm the Spirits.

Following their triumph over Al-Thamen, Aladdin and his companions leave the nation of Sindria, marking the end of their shared journey as they prepare to part ways. Hakuryuu and Kougyoku are tasked with returning to their native land, the Kou Empire. Aladdin declares his intention to travel to Magnostadt, a strange realm governed by magicians, to probe the enigmatic occurrences there and refine his magical abilities. Inspired by his resolve, Alibaba and Morgiana also embark on their individual paths, seeking training and a return to their homeland, respectively. The story chronicles these friends as they navigate distinct adventures and personal trials. Yet, a looming great war signals the emergence of a new danger on the horizon.

Staz Charlie Blood, a powerful vampire who rules over the Eastern district of the Demon World, has a reputation as a ruthless killer. In reality, he is an otaku obsessed with Japanese culture and has no interest in drinking human blood. He leaves his responsibilities to his subordinates so he can relax and enjoy anime, manga, and video games. When Japanese high school student Fuyumi Yanagi accidentally wanders into the Demon World, Staz is ecstatic. But before he can act on any romantic feelings, an assault on his territory results in Fuyumi’s death. Now a wandering spirit, she inspires the disheartened Staz to swear he will resurrect her—a task that would grant him access to the human world, his greatest ambition. Together with Bell, a spatial magician, and Wolf, a half-werewolf, the group sets out to find the magic needed to bring humans back to life.

Kojou Akatsuki's ordinary high school existence on Itogami Island's Demon District is turned upside down when an accidental encounter gives him the formidable abilities of a vampire. This new power rapidly attracts significant attention, identifying him as the Fourth Primogenitor—a legendary and fearsome vampire thought to be nothing more than a myth. Concerned by the potential devastation he could cause, the Lion King Organization dispatches Yukina Himeragi, a trainee sword-shaman, to monitor him closely and terminate him if he becomes hostile. Bound by obligation and circumstance, the two form a tentative alliance as Kojou struggles to master his newfound abilities, and together they strive to protect the city from an escalating series of chaotic dangers.

In ancient times, all humans lived beneath the sea. However, some chose the surface and permanently abandoned underwater life. As a result, they lost the divine protection called "Ena" that allowed them to breathe underwater. Over the years, the divide between the people of the sea and those of the surface widened, though some contact between them still remained. Nagi no Asu kara follows Hikari Sakishima and Manaka Mukaido, along with their childhood friends Chisaki Hiradaira and Kaname Isaki, who are forced to leave the sea and attend a school on the surface. There, the group also meets Tsumugu Kihara, a fellow student and fisherman who loves the sea. Hikari and his friends' lives are destined to change as they confront the deep-seated hatred and discrimination between the sea and surface peoples, the storms in their personal lives, and an approaching tempest that may spell doom for all who live on the surface.

Izayoi Sakamaki, Asuka Kudou, and You Kasukabe are gifted teenagers with psychic abilities who are deeply dissatisfied with their dull, ordinary existences. Their lives change dramatically when they each receive a peculiar invitation to Little Garden, a mysterious realm. Upon arriving, they meet Kurousagi, who informs them that they have been selected to compete in high-stakes games utilizing their unique powers. To participate, they must align themselves with a community. Discovering that Kurousagi’s group, No Names, has been stripped of its official standing and territory following a loss to a demon lord, the trio resolves to help restore their honor and protect the local inhabitants while enjoying the thrilling opportunities Little Garden provides.

Fifteen years have passed since the war between humans and demons began. Impatient with the slow pace of the Demon Realm’s invasion, the Hero abandons his companions to race ahead to the Demon Queen’s castle. Upon arrival, he is stunned to discover that she is stunningly beautiful and actually seeks his collaboration. Confused by this unexpected turn, the Hero refuses to ally with his enemy, arguing that the demons’ continuous warfare is ravaging the Southern Nations. The Demon Queen refutes this claim, explaining that the conflict has instead strengthened human unity and created substantial wealth and prosperity, supporting her points with statistical evidence. She further reveals that ending the war would cut off aid shipments from the Central Nations to the Southern Nations, leading to mass starvation for hundreds of thousands. Despite this, she offers a plan to end the war and bring hope to both the Southern Nations and the broader world, on the condition that the Hero helps her implement it. Convinced by her logic, the Hero agrees to work with his former opponent. Promising to stand by her through every challenge, they travel together toward the human world.

Onmyoudou magic was once a potent technique employed by Japan during World War II to gain an edge and establish their nation as a formidable power. However, Japan was swiftly defeated after the renowned onmyouji Yakou Tsuchimikado triggered the "Great Spiritual Disaster," an event that continues to plague Tokyo to this day. In the aftermath of this catastrophe, the Onmyou Agency was founded to exorcise further spiritual disasters and fight the demons that emerge into the world. In the present, Onmyoudou has become far more modernized, streamlined, and refined for use in diverse fields such as medicine and technology. Yet, not everyone can wield this magic, as is the case with Harutora, a member of the Tsuchimikado branch family. Despite an old pledge to protect Natsume, the heir of the Tsuchimikado main family and Yakou's supposed reincarnation, as her familiar, Harutora lacks talent and opts to live an ordinary life instead. But when a high-ranking member of the Onmyou Agency attempts to recreate the same experiment that led to Japan's downfall, he decides to honor his word and fight alongside Natsume.

Mikoto Misaka and her friends return to investigate strange rumors circulating through Academy City. Before long, Mikoto uncovers a horrifying truth: deadly experiments are being conducted across the city, involving the systematic murder of thousands of espers. Even more shocking, these espers are not ordinary individuals—they are clones of Mikoto herself. Overcome with guilt over their plight, she resolves to stop the experiments. But the enemies she faces are far more formidable than she expected, pitting her against some of the most powerful espers imaginable. Toaru Kagaku no Railgun S follows the Railgun as she desperately battles to end the inhumane experiments she believes she inadvertently caused, plunging her life into deep despair. Academy City never lacks excitement, but not all of it is pleasant.

Shinichi Kanou is a shut-in who possesses exhaustive knowledge of anime, manga, and video games. When he applies for a job to break out of his reclusive lifestyle, he gets kidnapped and transported to the Eldant Empire, a fantasy world filled with elves, dragons, and dwarves. The Japanese government assigns him the role of an Otaku Missionary, charged with spreading otaku culture. With assistance from the half-elf maid Myucel and Princess Petralka, Shinichi must deal with political schemes, social hierarchies, and racial discrimination as he brings the ways of the otaku to this new realm.

The Walpurgis Royal Academy of Machinart was established alongside the creation of "Machinart," a form of machine magic that grants life and intelligence to mechanical dolls, known as "automatons." Its purpose is to train skilled puppeteers capable of controlling these automatons, as global militaries have started integrating Machinart into their forces. After failing the academy's entrance exams miserably, Raishin Akabane and his humanoid automaton Yaya must defeat one of the top one hundred students to earn the right to participate in the Evening Party, a battle for supremacy among puppeteers using their automatons. The last competitor standing receives the title of "Wiseman" and gains access to the powerful forbidden arts. To this end, Raishin challenges Charlotte Belew and her automaton Sigmund to a duel, but before the match begins, Sigmund is attacked by other students. After rescuing his opponents from their attackers, Raishin cancels the duel and is forced to find another way to enter the Party. Driven by the tragedies of his past, Raishin fights alongside Yaya to climb to the top and achieve the title of Wiseman.

Raul Chaser once dreamed of becoming a hero and defeating the Demon King, so he enrolled in the Hero Training Program to pursue that goal. But when peace returns to the world after the Demon King's defeat, the program gets suspended indefinitely, making it impossible for anyone to become a hero. Two years later, Raul grudgingly works at a small electronics store called Magic Shop Leon. The former hero-in-training is frustrated by the dullness of retail work, but everything shifts when a new employee arrives. At first, this person appears to be just a handsome boy, but "he" is actually a female demon named Fino Bloodstone. And she is no ordinary demon—Raul's new coworker is the daughter of the late Demon King. Tasked with training this eccentric recruit, Raul soon finds his life becoming far more lively than ever before.

Upon passing out at her job, a young woman wakes up in the storage area of the cafe where she works, completely lacking any recollection of her past or the people surrounding her. She is assisted by two acquaintances, identified as Shin and Toma, who ensure she gets home safely. Once by herself, she encounters a ghostly boy called Orion, visible and audible only to her. He reveals that her memory loss resulted from his accidental entry into her reality and promises to aid her in recovering her identity. Nevertheless, restoring her missing memories without disturbing those close to her proves to be a complex challenge. Beyond the melancholic Shin and the vigilant Toma, she must navigate the potential suspicions of the charming Ikki, the sharp-minded Kent, and an enigmatic figure observing from afar. As her condition draws her into the personal lives of these men, her scattered recollections gradually reassemble, unveiling the hidden truths behind her situation.

Deep in the countryside, a bamboo cutter named Okina spends his days slicing through hollow stalks in the forest. One day, he discovers a tiny baby nestled inside a glowing shoot. Convinced she is a princess sent from heaven as a divine blessing, he immediately brings her home. Okina and his wife Ouna take on the task of raising the infant as their own, watching over her as she rapidly grows into an energetic young girl. Named Kaguya, she fits right into the village she now calls home, going on adventures with the other children and savoring the joys of youth. However, when Okina finds a vast fortune of gold and treasure in the forest, Kaguya's life is completely transformed. Believing this to be another gift from heaven, he takes it upon himself to turn his daughter into a true princess using his newfound wealth, moving the family to a mansion in the capital. As she leaves her friends behind to enter an unwanted life of royalty, Kaguya's origins and true purpose gradually come to light.

A year after Guts left them to pursue his own path, the Band of the Hawk has been reduced in number. Returning after hearing a rumor about their situation, Guts finds the Hawks—now commanded by his former ally Casca—fighting for their survival. Once hailed as the saviors of Midland, they are now hunted fugitives, desperately trying to free their leader Griffith, who was imprisoned for treason. But the man they rescue bears little resemblance to the Griffith they remember. Griffith is a shattered remnant of his former charismatic self after enduring a year of horrific torture. Unable to walk, speak, or even lift a sword, he clings only to the strange Crimson Behelit that refuses to leave him. The entire Band of the Hawk yearns to rise again, but the price of reclaiming their former glory may be steep. When Griffith's heart turns dark and a solar eclipse blots out the sky, the Behelit presents a choice that seals the Hawks in a blood-soaked fate that will haunt them forever.

The world has been forsaken by God, plunging existence into a state where no one can truly die and no new life can be born, while the "dead" wander aimlessly among the living. Before turning away forever, God granted one final miracle by creating "gravekeepers"—mystical beings who can lay the dead to rest through proper burial. Ai, a cheerful yet naive young girl, carries on her late mother's role as her village's gravekeeper. One day, a man named Hampnie Hambart—claimed to be Ai's father—arrives and slaughters everyone in her village. With her home destroyed and no direction in life, Ai decides to join this mysterious man on his travels. As she journeys across the land, the young gravekeeper strives to fulfill her duty: bringing peace to the dead and helping the living, all while gradually uncovering the truth about the world God left in such a tragic state.

A young boy named Nai, searching for a dear friend, is captured by a beautiful woman whose appetite for human flesh is as striking as her appearance. Meanwhile, Gareki, a skilled thief, is robbing her lavish home. After creating a diversion, Gareki agrees to help Nai escape, but they are caught when the woman returns and transforms into a monstrous creature, forcing the boys to flee. While on the run, Nai and Gareki are discovered by "Circus," a government defense agency that handles crimes too severe for the police and protects civilians from "varuga"—terrifying monsters that feed on humans. Hoping it will lead Nai to his missing friend, the two decide to join Circus. As they embark on a perilous journey, they confront dangerous varuga and begin to unravel the secrets of a mysterious organization called Kafka.

Once upon a time, there lived a monk named Myoue who had the ability to bring anything he drew to life. He dwelled peacefully with his wife Koto—a black rabbit in human form—and their three children: Yakushimaru, Kurama, and Yase. Eventually, the region's high priest decided that Myoue's creations were causing too much trouble for the townspeople and ordered him to resolve the matter. In response, the family secretly escaped to a parallel world of Myoue's own making—the Looking Glass City. All remained calm until Myoue and Koto suddenly vanished. Their three children are left to manage the city, and Yakushimaru takes on his father's name and duties. Stranded in this alternate dimension, their problems only grow worse when a young girl—also named Koto—crashes down from the sky and declares that she, too, is searching for the older Myoue and Koto. Armed with a giant hammer and two unruly familiars, Koto just might be the one to free everyone from the eternal paper city.

Satoshi and Pikachu arrive in Lumiose City, a part of the famous Kalos region, as they continue their quest to capture more Pokémon and strive to become the very best. Meanwhile, genius inventor Citron and his younger sister Eureka are exploring the city when they encounter Satoshi, who promptly challenges them to a battle. Their plans are interrupted by a dangerous situation when Team Rocket, having followed Satoshi into Kalos, causes a Gaburias to go on a rampage through the streets. Far off in the quiet town of Vaniville, a young girl named Serena goes through her daily Sihorn riding practice under her mother's guidance, as her mother is a professional Sihorn racer. After finishing practice, she watches the events unfolding in Miare City on television and spots a boy she knew from her childhood. The sight of him, having left a deep impression on her, awakens a longing to see him again. So Serena sets off for Miare City, determined to find the boy from her past. Pokemon XY follows the group as they journey across Kalos, each pursuing their own goals—Satoshi taking on Pokémon gym challenges, Citron learning from Satoshi, and Serena searching for what her true dream might be. Along the way, they make new friends, encounter fresh rivals, and repeatedly foil Team Rocket's plots, all while gradually uncovering some of the secrets behind mega evolution.

For years, the four realms of Gamindustri—Planeptune, Lastation, Lowee, and Leanbox—fought a pointless war over Share energy, the power that goddesses draw from their people's faith. At last, the four ruling CPUs signed a friendship treaty, banning any military attempts to claim Shares, in hopes of bringing peace and prosperity. However, one month after the treaty, Neptune, the CPU Goddess of Planeptune, spends her time slacking off and playing games instead of doing her duties, causing her realm's Shares to plummet. Choujigen Game Neptune The Animation follows Neptune and her friends as they try to raise Shares while confronting an external threat that could spell the end of both the Goddesses and Gamindustri itself.

Centuries ago, the barriers separating the worlds of humans and youkai briefly dissolved, causing many beings from both realms to migrate across. In the aftermath, the town of Sakurashin emerged as a central crossroads for interdimensional activity—thanks to the sacred Seven Pillars that attract youkai and the work of the Hiizumi Life Counseling Office, which strives to keep the local residents content. The office consists of Hime Yarizakura, the youthful mayor of Sakurashin; Ao Nanami, a satori with the ability to read minds; Kotoha Isone, a half-youkai who can summon anything merely by speaking; the oni siblings Kyousuke and Touka Kishi; and director Akina Hiizumi, who wields his family's inherited power to force youkai back to their own dimension. Beyond volunteer duties and mediation, the Life Counseling Office also deals with Strikes—rare incidents where humans suddenly become imbued with youkai abilities and go on a rampage. However, the arrival of a sinister figure heralds trouble as Strikes grow more frequent, political opponents begin to maneuver, and dangerous individuals descend on the city. As the self-appointed protectors of Sakurashin, the Life Counseling Office must defend the peaceful town they call home.

William Twining, a seventeen-year-old noble, takes great pride in his family lineage and his dedication to modern science. After discovering that his family is bankrupt, the arrogant aristocrat must confront the fact that he can no longer pay for his education or maintain his usual lifestyle. Desperately searching his mansion for valuables, William stumbles upon a concealed room and inadvertently summons the prideful demon Dantalion, the Grand Duke of Hell. It turns out that Lucifer, Hell's ruler, has entered a deep sleep. During his absence, only a human known as the "Elector" has the authority to choose a temporary successor, creating conflict among demons. Although William is informed that he is a direct descendant of King Solomon and holds absolute power in the underworld, he remains skeptical. Continuing to reject the existence of magic and the supernatural entirely, the stubborn realist fails to see that he stands at the heart of the ongoing conflict between Heaven and Hell.

Long ago, the demon lord Rchimedes brought terror across the world until the legendary hero Creasion sealed him away. A thousand years of peace followed. But now, a mysterious rift has opened between the demon and human realms, and countless demons are flooding into the human world once more. Believing Rchimedes will soon return to cause chaos, a human king summons all possible descendants of the legendary hero—75 in total. Unfortunately, after so many generations, pinpointing the true heirs proved impossible. Among the brave candidates is the amateur adventurer Alba Frühling. His skills are far from exceptional, but he has the talented soldier Ross at his side, meant to help the young hero whenever he's in trouble... or at least, that's the plan. Though undeniably a capable warrior, Ross is actually sarcastic and sadistic, taking great pleasure in Alba's misfortunes. Senyuu. is a comedic adventure following this unlikely pair as they struggle in their quest to defeat the demon lord, meeting all sorts of eccentric characters along the way.

Kiri Haimura has an unusual fascination with beautiful hair—specifically, cutting it. This odd compulsion drives him to search for a rumored long-haired ghost said to haunt an abandoned house on a hill. Instead of a spirit, he discovers Iwai Mushanokouji, a lovely girl with flowing locks known as the "Hair Queen," whose hair cannot be cut because of a family curse. Iwai reveals that a death game revolves around her: if someone kills her with a cursed object called a "Killing Good," that wielder's wish will be granted. After defending Iwai from "Authors"—users of Killing Goods—Kiri learns that his own family possesses a Killing Good: a pair of scissors once used by his ancestor to commit murders. Dubbing the scissors "The Severing Crime Edge," he realizes they can cut Iwai's cursed hair, freeing her to live a normal life. Yet many Authors still seek to slay the Hair Queen, and Kiri must protect her in this lethal game of fate.

In a world where half-human, half-animal chimeras coexist and work alongside ordinary people, a few bad apples inevitably appear among them. Unfortunately, criminals with non-human traits leave behind clues that often baffle the police. That's where lone wolf detectives like Hiroshi Inaba step in. He is literally part wolf and possesses the unique talent of extracting crucial information just by examining or tasting a strand of someone's hair! Naturally, this ability has given Inaba a bit of a hair fetish, but that doesn't seem to bother his two assistants—well, at least the cross-dressing one doesn't complain much. And it's nothing compared to the peculiar cravings of Inaba's nemesis, the omnivorous (and half goat) crime boss Don Valentino, who has a taste for green cash instead of fresh greens! Inaba is determined to cut Valentino out of the criminal herd before the Don can gobble up more ill-gotten money, but he'll have to chew through a heap of evidence to get his goat. Can sheer dogged detective work put the baaaaad guys behind bars?

Giant monster-like insects are terrorizing Edo, and ordinary people are powerless against them. To combat this threat, a group called the Insect Magistrates, skilled in secret techniques and fighting styles, hunt these creatures. Seeking to strengthen their ranks, they summon master swordsman Genjuurou Tsukishima from the Tsugaru Province. However, due to an unfortunate incident, Genjuurou cannot respond and sends his son, Jinbee, to take his place. Driven by a desire to atone for the cowardice that caused that incident, Jinbee agrees to travel to Edo and join the Insect Magistrates. Armed with a fiery spirit and unyielding resolve, he vows to become a stronger samurai and eliminate the insect menace from Edo once and for all.

In December of 2199, the city streets buzz with excitement as the year draws to a close and a new one approaches. Amid the festivities, rumors spread that Ragna the Bloodedge—an SS-class outlaw carrying the largest bounty ever placed on a single individual—has arrived in the 13th Hierarchical City of Kagutsuchi. The so-called "Grim Reaper" is believed to be targeting the system that governs the world, seeking its total destruction. Drawn by the promise of the immense reward, a diverse group of unmatched fighters gathers in Kagutsuchi, each with their own reasons for hunting him down.

After Brook asks about the origin of the name Mini Merry, Usopp and Tony Tony Chopper remember the journeys of the Straw Hat Pirates' cherished ship, comrade, and crewmate—the Going Merry. Usopp leaves the crew following a dispute over the Going Merry, while Nico Robin departs with CP9, the government's elite assassination squad. To reunite the crew, Monkey D. Luffy and the remaining Straw Hats pursue Robin to save her from the grasp of the World Government.

Arata, a youth from a distinguished lineage in Amawakuni, anticipates carving his own path until news arrives that the princess is failing. Secretly, his grandmother registered him as female at birth, and since the matriarchal Hime clan lacks other female heirs, he becomes the next in line for the throne. Posing as a woman while awaiting a substitute, Arata observes an assassination attempt on the princess by her personal guards, the 12 Shinsho. Framed for the crime, he flees into the Kando forest, a place rumored to transform all who enter. Simultaneously, in contemporary Japan, Arata Hinohara seeks refuge from his classmates’ brutality. Lured by a voice calling his name from an alley, he strays from his route and accidentally swaps universes with the Arata of Amawakuni. Empowered as a newly awakened Sho, a warrior capable of wielding Hayagami, divine weapons, and aided by companions he meets along the way, Hinohara aims to bring stability to this unfamiliar realm.

As a rift tears open reality and unleashes hordes of monsters, the world braces for the return of the demon lord Rukimedes. Yet, this looming catastrophe does little to halt the chaotic antics of the straight-laced hero Alba Frühling and the sadistic soldier Ross. While Ross finds himself stranded in a dimension between worlds by Januar Ein’s magic, he stumbles upon the demon lord sleeping soundly in his cell. Meanwhile, Alba remains imprisoned and sidelined, left to watch from the sidelines as his eccentric partner causes trouble. Despite being apart, the duo strives to stop Rukimedes from rising again. Unbeknownst to them, however, a specter from Ross’s past threatens to derail their mission.

After the Isshu League Higaki Tournament, Satoshi and his friends embark on a new journey to the White Ruins, a site discovered by Professor Araragi's father and connected to the legendary Pokémon Reshiram. There, they meet the enigmatic youth N, who claims to understand the speech of Pokémon. Soon, the group becomes caught up in a disturbing experiment on Pokémon carried out by the Plasma Gang! Through the efforts of the mysterious scientist Achroma, even Pikachu and Kibago turn aggressive toward Satoshi and his companions!? What are the true objectives of the Plasma Gang's leader Ghetsis, who indicates that the gang has been searching for N!? And then, the Rocket Gang trio makes their comeback to the Isshu Region!! Their present mission places them in conflict with the Plasma Gang... how will the ensuing battle play out!?

After their encounter with Team Plasma, Satoshi, Iris and Dent start a new journey in the Decolora Islands.

The docks offer a glimpse into the true nature of ocean life—the gentle, steady sound of waves, tiny insects darting across the pier, and—mermaids!? Takurou Mukoujima's peaceful fishing days come to an end when he hauls in the lively mermaid Muromi-san, who then delights in amusing herself around her new acquaintance, despite his clear lack of interest. With a chatty and impulsive companion constantly at his side, Takurou finds it hard to avoid being swept up in Muromi-san's rhythm as she begins bringing her deep-sea acquaintances to the dock, turning it into a popular hangout for mythical beings. Each day brings novelty and excitement, but Takurou's only wish is to fish undisturbed.

In the world of Aquafall, a lush fantasy land filled with water, forests, dragons, and fairies, dangerous creatures emerge from falling meteorites, threatening all life. To counter this menace, the fairy Syrup forms the Aquafall Defense Force, recruiting three girls from the dragon clans. The narrative follows Syrup alongside the dragon maidens Leviathan, Bahamut, and Jörmungandr as they fight their foes and mature through their shared battles.

Uzume Uno, a young student and former champion of a trading card game competition, is entrusted with a special device that contains five powerful Fantasista Dolls. These dolls are sentient virtual beings who reside within cards, and they are now under the control of their new master, Uzume.

Set at the end of the Edo period, an era where, much like the present day, both natural disasters and human-caused calamities brought about widespread turmoil. Manjiro earns his livelihood by aiding the citizens of the distressed capital, yet in the shadows, he covertly retrieves valuable possessions that have been stolen from the populace by corrupt political forces and scheming threats. The people refer to him as "Get-backer Roman."

Direct follow-up to the first season. CG-animated series featuring three fairies who chatter about random topics in three places.

In the year 2047, humanity uncovered a rare metallic ore known as "Gaimetal," which contained vast amounts of energy, prompting global mining operations for this unusual substance. However, by 2075, humans faced relentless assaults from the Gaist, a race of metal creatures whose bodies were covered in Gaimetal. This led to the creation of the GCG (the "Gaist Crusher Garrison"), an organization formed to combat the Gaist. Then, in 2064, the GCG deployed humanity's defense force: the Gaist Crushers—individuals capable of wearing specialized Gaimetal armor called "Gaist Gear" to fight the Gaist, along with the threat posed by a mysterious group known as the "Erasers."

The continuation of Battle Spirits Sword Eyes.

A millennium has passed since the time of Princess Mikoto, during which a specific historical event led to all hunters being trapped within cards. Hagan, a spirited young boy, holds the power to release these sealed warriors. He embarks on a journey with his companions to locate the cards, encountering dangerous combat along the way.

Following his victory over the YA.RA.SI faction and the restoration of his fame after besting Leo and Nai Minamimo, Katta Kirifuda moves forward. In this installment, he employs a fresh breed of Outrage monsters to counter the emerging Oracle deck players. Meanwhile, the creature world enters a brand new era.

This new series follows twin sisters Miraitchi and Kururutchi, who dream of becoming designers and travel from the future to present-day Dream Town. (Their names are puns on the Japanese words for "future" and "miracle.") To return to the future, they must collect all eight Dreambakutchi—mysterious Tamagotchi that have escaped and are scattered across the town. Mametchi joins Miraitchi and Kururutchi in their mission to find the Dreambakutchi, but then an enigmatic Tamagotchi named X-Kamen (X-Mask) appears.