2007 Anime

After two and a half years of rigorous training away from Konohagakure, the Hidden Leaf Village, Naruto Uzumaki returns, driven by events that strengthened his resolve to grow stronger. Meanwhile, Akatsuki, the enigmatic group of elite rogue ninja, moves closer to executing their ambitious plot, one that could endanger the entire shinobi world. Although Naruto is older and ominous threats loom ahead, his personality remains largely unchanged—he is still boisterous and childish—but he now exudes greater confidence and an even stronger determination to defend his friends and his home. Whatever challenges come his way, Naruto will continue fighting for what he holds dear, even at the cost of his own body, as the saga of the boy who dreams of becoming Hokage unfolds.

Simon and Kamina grow up in a deep subterranean village, hidden from the legendary surface world. Kamina is a wild, impulsive rebel determined to carve out his own legend, while Simon is a shy boy without any real dreams. While digging through the earth one day, Simon uncovers a strange object that proves to be the activation key for an ancient war machine, which the two name Lagann. With their newfound weapon, Simon and Kamina repel a sudden assault from the surface, aided by Yoko Littner—a fierce redhead with a large gun who roams the world above. After the fight, the sky becomes visible for the first time, inspiring Simon and Kamina to embark on a journey with Yoko across the barren surface. They soon join the struggle against the "Beastmen," humanoid monsters that torment what remains of humanity using powerful mecha called "Gunmen." Despite encountering difficulties and losses, the trio courageously battles these foes alongside other survivors to take back the surface, gradually uncovering a mystery that spans the entire galaxy.

Tomoya Okazaki is a high school delinquent who sees life as meaningless and believes he's destined for nothing. Together with his buddy Youhei Sunohara, he cuts class and plans to fritter away his school years. While heading to school one morning, Tomoya notices a girl murmuring softly to herself. Without warning, she blurts out "Anpan!"—a common Japanese snack—which grabs his attention. He soon learns her name is Nagisa Furukawa and that she shouts out things she likes to pump herself up. Nagisa insists they're now friends, but Tomoya brushes it off and moves on. Yet Tomoya finds himself noticing Nagisa more frequently around campus. Eventually he gives in and becomes friends with her. He discovers Nagisa had to repeat a year due to a serious illness and that her goal is to bring back the school's drama club. Claiming he has nothing else to do, he agrees to help her accomplish this, joined by four other girls. As Tomoya spends more time with these girls, he uncovers their personal struggles. While trying to assist each one in overcoming her own challenges, he starts to realize that life is not as boring as he once believed.

A decade has passed since Heaven's Gate materialized in South America and Hell's Gate appeared in Japan, obscuring the once-familiar night sky with an oppressive celestial dome. The purpose of these Gates remains unknown; they are regions where the very laws of physics cease to function. Alongside the emergence of the Gates came the Contractors—individuals who trade their humanity for supernatural abilities. Within the Japanese city surrounding Hell's Gate, Section 4 Chief Misaki Kirihara clashes with an infamous Contractor known by the codename Hei. In the underworld, he is called the "Black Reaper." Hei and his associates carry out missions for the shadowy and ruthless Syndicate, while gradually uncovering the dark layers of a sinister plot that threatens the very existence of Contractors. From the mind of Tensai Okamura comes a sci-fi thriller that unfolds as a subtle exposé of a war where political alliances and justice hold no power—a conflict fought entirely in the shadows.

Set in Chicago during the early 1930s, the legendary transcontinental train Flying Pussyfoot embarks on a journey that will leave a trail of blood across the nation. Simultaneously, in New York, the ambitious scientist Szilard and his reluctant assistant Ennis search for missing bottles of the immortality elixir while mafia conflicts escalate. In 1711, aboard the Advena Avis, alchemists are about to discover the true cost of immortality. Based on the award-winning light novels, Baccano! weaves together seemingly unrelated events in time and place into a larger narrative involving alchemy, survival, and eternal life. The kindhearted aspiring thieves Isaac and Miria act as a nexus, connecting various characters with their own hidden agendas and creating lifelong bonds and consequences for everyone involved.

When a shape-shifting demon craving human flesh, called a "youma," appears in Raki's village, a solitary woman with silver eyes enters carrying only a sword on her back. She is a "Claymore"—a being created as half-human and half-youma, specifically to wipe out these monsters. After Raki loses his family, the Claymore saves his life, but he is then exiled from his village. With no place left to go, he tracks down the Claymore, known as Clare, and chooses to accompany her on her travels. As they move from settlement to settlement, slaying youma along the way, more details about Clare's organization and her fellow fighters become clear. With each village cleansed and every fiend destroyed, they draw nearer to the youma that Clare has sworn to avenge ever since she decided to become a Claymore.

In his first year of high school, Makoto Itou becomes entranced by Kotonoha Katsura's beauty at first sight. Although they ride the same train every day, his timidity keeps him from talking to her. Instead, he secretly snaps a picture of her and sets it as his phone wallpaper, convinced it will work like a charm to make his affections come true. When classmate Sekai Saionji finds the photo, she doesn't expose him but instead volunteers to help him win Kotonoha over, going so far as to befriend her on his behalf. This sparks an unplanned friendship among the three. The story follows these teens as they experience the emotional peaks and valleys of youth. Blending romance and sorrow, this tale leaves a lasting impact that lingers long after its dramatic end.

Lucky☆Star centers on the everyday experiences of four cute high school girls: the lazy otaku Konata Izumi, the Hiiragi twins—sweet Tsukasa and spicy Kagami—and the intelligent, well-mannered Miyuki Takara. As they navigate school and life beyond, their quirky and lively friendship deepens through humorous observations about the world around them. From Japanese traditions and the nuances of otaku culture to academics and the proper way to prepare and eat various foods, no topic is off-limits for their musings.

Risa Koizumi and Atsushi Ootani are an unlikely pair when it comes to love: Koizumi stands at 172 cm, far taller than the average high school girl, while Ootani is only 156 cm, much shorter than the average guy. Their struggles deepen when the people they have crushes on end up falling for each other, leaving them both comically upset and heartbroken. To add insult to injury, their homeroom teacher dubs them a comedy duo because of their personalities and extreme height difference, and their classmates treat their arguments like comedy sketches. In Lovely★Complex, Koizumi and Ootani support each other in their search for romance and grow into close friends. Beyond their ridiculous banter, they discover they share unexpected similarities in music and fashion tastes. Perhaps there is a hidden chemistry between them—but can love ever blossom for this mismatched pair?

Celebrated as heroes for protecting Tristain, Louise Françoise and her familiar Saito Hiraga face tremendous pressure to safeguard the Kingdom. Across the sea, Albion enjoys a fragile truce, but the newly crowned Queen Henrietta must navigate growing political turmoil and a shadowy villain scheming against her rule. Confronted by persistent threats, Louise and Saito are forced to work together once more. No longer weighed down by her old nickname "Louise the Zero," the young mage now wields Void magic powerful enough to destroy an entire village, yet mastering this ability remains a considerable challenge. As tensions mount, the ideal of selfless loyalty is put to the test, but Louise and Saito remain determined to fulfill their duty until the very end.

Amidst the small village of Hinamizawa, Rika Furude and her companions share a facade of peace. Yet, Rika is fully aware of the sinister reality lurking beneath this calm surface. During this endless summer, she has endured unspeakable terrors. With each reset of the clock, she strives to uncover the culprit behind these senseless murders before history repeats itself. However, attempting to solve a puzzle with only partial information repeatedly leads to catastrophe. Just when she thinks she has turned the tide, she inevitably fails. As the annual festival draws near, Rika spirals from hope into despair while fighting to break the fate that binds them all.

Kazuma Yagami, a master of Fuujutsu who can command the wind, returns to the prestigious Kannagi estate after being banished four years earlier for his inability to control fire and his defeat in a duel against his younger cousin, Ayano Kannagi. His reappearance creates immediate hostility, but matters worsen when several Kannagi family members are found dead, killed by means of Fuujutsu. The family, led by the fiery Ayano, immediately suspects Kazuma as the culprit. To clear his name and find the true killer, Kazuma must prove his innocence while reluctantly working alongside the family that holds him in contempt.

As a boy, Afro witnessed his father being slain by a swordsman named Justice. After killing Afro’s father, Justice discarded the Number Two headband and took the Number One for himself, seeking its godlike power. Years later, Afro now wears the Number Two headband, which grants him the right to challenge the Number One. He embarks on a quest to avenge his father, but the whole world is against him. Only the Number Two can fight the Number One, yet anyone can fight the Number Two. With countless foes hunting for his rank, Afro must fight through a relentless wave of enemies and obstacles to reach the Number One and achieve his revenge.

After a coworker fails to repay a loan, the shiftless Kaiji Itou finds himself hounded by debt collectors to cover the substantial amount owed. With no money of his own and bleak prospects, Kaiji can't make good on his colleague's borrowing. Faced with crushing financial strain, he receives an invitation to board the luxurious Espoir—rumored to be a place where "one night on the ship can wipe out all your debts." What starts as a seemingly straightforward evening of gambling devolves into a treacherous contest of strategy and deception. The tournament's losers are condemned to a grueling life of forced labor to pay off their debts, forcing Kaiji to weigh his moves and companions carefully. Yet this is merely the start of a chain of high-stakes gambles that put Kaiji's very life on the line, pushing his intelligence and survival instincts to their absolute limits.

The "Medicine Seller" is a deadly and mysterious master of the occult who travels across feudal Japan in search of malevolent spirits called "mononoke" to slay. When he locates one of these spirits, he cannot simply kill it; he must first learn its Form, its Truth, and its Reason in order to wield the mighty Exorcism Sword and fight against it. He must begin his strange exorcisms with intense psychological analysis and careful investigative work—an extremely dangerous step, as he must first confront and learn about the mononoke before he even has the means to defeat it. The Medicine Seller's journey leads him to an old-fashioned inn where Shino, a pregnant woman, has finally found a place to rest. The owner has reluctantly placed her in the last vacant room; however, as she settles in, it quickly becomes clear that the room is infested by a lethal band of mononoke, the Zashiki Warashi. With his hunter's intuition, the Medicine Seller begins his investigation to discover the Form, the Truth, and the Reason before the Zashiki Warashi can kill again.

Nozomu Itoshiki is a high school teacher so deeply pessimistic that even the tiniest mishap can plunge him into overwhelming despair, with some of these "disasters" even driving him to attempt suicide. Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei is a satirical slice-of-life comedy set in contemporary times, exploring various facets of Japanese life and culture through Nozomu and his interactions with his students: Kiri Komori, a recluse who refuses to leave the school grounds; Abiru Kobushi, a mysterious figure who often shows up to class with severe, unexplained injuries; the excessively optimistic Kafuuka Fuura, Nozomu's complete opposite; and several other unusual girls, each as eccentric as their teacher.

During Japan's Sengoku period, a young orphan named Kotarou and his dog Tobimaru survive by stealing from villagers. However, Kotarou finds himself hunted by assassins sent by China's Ming Dynasty for reasons unrelated to his petty thefts. The duo encounters Nanashi, a ronin sheltering in a small temple, just as Kotarou is attacked and Tobimaru is poisoned. Though the samurai saves the helpless pair from their pursuers, he sees no need to assist them further. However, when offered a gem as payment for bodyguard services, he reluctantly agrees to Kotarou's proposal—only until Tobimaru recovers and they reach their destination. As the three embark on a dangerous journey, it becomes clear that their path is fraught with peril, as the Ming Dynasty has dispatched a fearsome swordsman to capture Kotarou and fulfill a certain prophecy.

Patty Lowell, the missing heiress of a noble family, is found living in an orphanage and entrusted to Dante, the proprietor of the "Devil May Cry" shop. Acting on a request from J.D. Morrison, Dante reluctantly takes on the task of escorting the girl to her relatives. Although he considers the job mere babysitting and finds the ordinary nature of the work annoying, he begins the journey. Beneath his facade as a lazy idler lies a formidable demon slayer—a quality that becomes essential when supernatural beings start targeting Patty. As Dante uses his special skills to safeguard her, he unravels hidden truths behind the case, discovering that the circumstances are far more intricate than they first seemed.

Middle school student Nagasumi Michishio goes to the Seto Inland Sea for his summer break. While swimming at Mio Sun Beach, a sudden leg cramp strikes. Nobody nearby hears his frantic cries for help, and he begins to sink into the ocean, left to drown alone. Just as he loses consciousness, a mermaid appears and rescues him. That night, his savior visits Nagasumi and introduces herself as Sun Seto, a mermaid from a yakuza family. Under mermaid law, if a human learns a mermaid’s identity, the mermaid faces execution. To avoid this grim punishment, the Seto family offers a solution: Nagasumi must marry Sun, or be killed by Gouzaburou, Sun’s father and boss of the Seto clan. With no other choice, Nagasumi accepts the marriage. Now the newlyweds must keep their relationship a secret. Between Gouzaburou’s relentless attempts on Nagasumi’s life and the eccentric behavior of various other antagonists, a genuine and innocent love begins to develop as the pair adjusts to their new life together.

Shinichi Chiaki is an outstanding musician who aspires to perform among the best in Europe. Hailing from a prestigious family, he is a notorious perfectionist—he judges himself harshly and expects the same from others. The one obstacle preventing him from going abroad is his crippling fear of flying, which keeps him stuck in Japan. In his fourth year at the country's leading music academy, Shinichi crosses paths with Megumi Noda, who goes by the nickname Nodame. At first glance, she appears to be a disorganized young woman lacking clear ambition. But when Shinichi hears Nodame play the piano for the first time, he is amazed by the unique music she produces. Still, he is horrified to learn that Nodame lives right next door, and worse, she quickly develops an intense romantic crush on him.

Denizens from the Crimson Realm keep slipping into Misaki City, draining life energy from humans. To counter this threat, Flame Hazes are deployed to rescue people from having their existences erased. However, though protecting humans is a Flame Haze's mission, Shana—known as the "Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter"—appears to be directing her attention toward a single individual: Yuuji Sakai, a teenage boy caught in the conflict between Crimson Denizens and Flame Hazes without his consent. Ever since their first meeting, Shana has begun to see Yuuji as more than just a companion. In fact, Yuuji suspects that Shana may have confessed her emotions to him at one point, but her erratic temperament makes it hard for him to be certain. Still, their everyday life continues as usual, until a new transfer student appears at their school—someone who looks uncannily like a former foe. Yuuji and Shana cannot afford to tiptoe around their relationship; as their enemies within the Bal Masqué organization prepare their next move, the pair must remain vigilant while probing the mystery behind the treasured artifact inside Yuuji, the "Midnight Lost Child."

On Christmas Eve, Hiro Hirono encounters Miyako Miyamura, a carefree girl who takes his bicycle to chase a purse thief. After Hiro finds his bike broken and Miyako passed out, they unexpectedly spend Christmas Eve together. When they learn they attend the same high school, their accidental connection grows deeper. This stirs jealousy in Hiro's childhood friend Kei Shindou, whose innocent outlook attracts Kyosuke Tsutsumi, a womanizing photographer seeking the perfect image. Meanwhile, Renji Asou, a boy who dreams of being a girl's knight in shining armor, meets Kei's twin sister—the extremely shy Chihiro Shindou, who spends her time reading alone—at an abandoned train station. They quickly become friends and decide to write a novel together. But when Renji uncovers Chihiro's secret, his childish ideals face a serious challenge. Guided by two enigmatic adults, these young people's relationships become intertwined in a poignant story of love, rejection, acceptance, and memories.

The life of diligent Hayate Ayasaki seems to embody Murphy's Law—everything that can go wrong inevitably does. After his parents rack up a debt exceeding 150 million yen and abandon him, they sell him to the yakuza, forcing Hayate to flee from a grim fate. On that same night, he encounters Nagi Sanzenin, a young girl, and attempts to kidnap her to settle his family's enormous debt. However, due to Hayate's compassionate personality and a series of misunderstandings, Nagi mistakes his actions for a love confession. After he rescues her from actual kidnappers, she hires him as her personal butler, revealing that she belongs to one of Japan's richest families. Though highly capable, Hayate is plagued by the worst possible luck. He immediately begins serving his employer while coping with the countless misfortunes that come his way. Whether managing a mansion, defending against dangerous enemies, or accidentally winning the affections of the women around him, Hayate finds himself overwhelmed in the butler comedy Hayate no Gotoku!

In the face of an impending calamitous drought, the Star Readers of the Shin Yogo Empire must find a way to prevent widespread hunger. Ancient legends tell of the first emperor and eight warriors who killed a water demon to avert a great drought and secure the land that would become Shin Yogo. Should a water demon appear again, its death could bring deliverance. But the water demon takes form inside the emperor's own son, Prince Chagum—by imperial decree, Chagum must be sacrificed to rescue the realm. Meanwhile, a mysterious spear-wielding bodyguard named Balsa arrives in Shin Yogo for her own business. After rescuing Chagum from a thinly disguised assassination attempt, she is charged by the prince's mother to shield him from the emperor and his pursuers. Tied to a sacred oath she made long ago, Balsa agrees. Seirei no Moribito follows Balsa as she undertakes her mission to protect Chagum, delving into the wonders of life, nature, family, and the connections that grow between strangers.

In a future era, humanity’s reliance on fossil fuels results in their total exhaustion, triggering an unprecedented energy crisis. In response, the world shifts to solar power as an alternative. Nations consolidate into three major blocs: the Union of Solar Energy and Free Nations, the Advanced European Union, and the Human Reform League. Each faction gains access to a solar generator, providing them with limitless energy. Consequently, countries that once depended on fossil fuel exports fall into poverty, sparking prolonged wars and internal conflicts over control of solar energy. Into this turmoil emerges an unknown paramilitary group calling themselves "Celestial Being," which aims to eradicate all warfare through armed intervention using mysterious, highly advanced Mobile Suits called Gundams. Mobile Suit Gundam 00 follows Celestial Being’s Gundam Meisters—Setsuna F. Seiei, Lockon Stratos, Allelujah Haptism, and Tieria Erde. These four plunge into the devastating battles among the three superpowers, striving to achieve their goal of changing the world.

Amu Hinamori is a timid girl who has difficulty making friends because of the rumors at school about her "cool and spicy" personality. She wishes she could show everyone her true self. One day, she wakes up to find three colorful, ornately decorated eggs in her bed. These "Hearts Eggs" each contain a "Guardian Character"—a manifestation of someone's inner self and their dreams. With the help of Ran, Miki, and Su, Amu is now able to express who she really is. However, things don't always go as planned. The sudden appearance of Amu's Guardian Characters draws the attention of the Seiyo Elementary Guardians, a student council-like group where each member has their own Guardian Character. Because she possesses multiple Characters, Amu is brought in as the Guardians' "Joker," tasked with helping them find X Eggs—corrupted versions of Hearts Eggs. As she becomes involved in the Guardians' mission, Amu starts to learn more about these mysterious Characters, the X Eggs, and the organization that seems to be behind it all.

Fifteen kids enjoying a summer camp stumble upon a small cave by the shore while spending their carefree days together. Deep inside the caverns, they discover a mysterious room where they meet a strange man named Kokopelli. He invites them to play a game that involves taking turns piloting a giant robot to defend Earth from alien threats. Believing it to be some kind of interesting computer game, all but one of the children sign a contract agreeing to participate. Later that day, the giant robot appears in reality, and the children are teleported into its cockpit. There they find Kokopelli, who pilots a battle against a similar robotic creature that has suddenly emerged nearby. After winning the fight, Kokopelli tries to apologize, but the children are teleported back to the ground amid the wreckage before he can finish. Once the shock of the battle subsides, the robot vanishes without warning, leaving the kids scared and bewildered. Though it seemed like a harmless game at first, they never imagined the true stakes involved—or how their pasts would become intertwined with the choices they must now make.

In the quiet town of Sakuranomori, a close circle of childhood friends must say goodbye to one of their own. Due to his parents' work, Sana Hidaka is forced to leave his peaceful hometown for the bustling city of Tokyo. Though it pains him deeply, he parts ways with his treasured companions—the gentle Aoi Oribe, the energetic Wakatsuki twins Shuri and Shuusuke, and the bright and cheerful Nanaka Yatsushiro. Even as he reluctantly moves away, he holds onto the belief that distance will never erase the bond and memories they share. Five years later, now a sixteen-year-old high school student, Sana returns to Sakuranomori hoping to pick up where he left off. But he soon discovers that while the town itself has changed little, the friends he left behind are no longer the same people he remembers. Dark and unsettling secrets now linger over the town, and each of his friends carries burdens and hidden truths that threaten to shatter the bonds they once took for granted.

On the floating continent of Neo Verona, the Montague family massacres the entire Capulet clan and seizes control of the kingdom. The legitimate heir, Juliet Fiammata Asto Capulet, manages to flee the slaughter and is concealed by loyalists for 14 years, holding onto the hope that she will eventually overthrow the brutal Montague rule. Though she has no memory of her family's murder, Juliet now secretly defends the downtrodden citizens of Neo Verona as a vigilante called the Red Whirlwind. During one of her adventures, she encounters Romeo Candorebanto Montague, the gentle and selfless son of the tyrannical Prince Laertes Montague. Without knowing each other's true identities, they fall deeply in love at first sight. However, their fate is tragic: not only do both families wish to annihilate the other, but a hidden ancient secret beneath Neo Verona also endangers their unwavering love. Can they defy the stars, or is this truly a love that can never be?

Three sisters live in the Minami household: Haruka, the responsible and hardworking eldest; Kana, the cheerful and scatterbrained middle sister; and Chiaki, the youngest with a brutally honest tongue. Without any adults around, they divide up chores like cooking and laundry while also navigating occasional romantic escapades. Whether they are fighting off persistent laziness or spending time with their friends, every day at the Minami home is full of excitement.

In the town of Suiten, unusual events are unfolding. A priest's daughter starts experiencing eerie visions, spirits are appearing in the mountains, and Tarou Komori is troubled by disturbing dreams. Eleven years after being kidnapped, he has suppressed most of the memories that might reveal the truth. However, these memories resurface during his sleep, merging with experiences that go beyond mere dreams. As the boundaries between the supernatural and psychological blur, three children work to confront their inner demons and mend the rift between the spiritual and physical realms.

In the near future, augmented reality is an essential part of everyday life. A gentle middle school girl named Yuuko "Yasako" Okonogi and her family have relocated to Daikoku City, despite rumors of people vanishing there. Her grandmother, known as "Mega-baa," runs a shop called Megasia that deals in illegal tools capable of interacting with parts of the virtual world. Mega-baa also operates an unofficial detective agency called "Coil," made up of children around Yasako's age who investigate and address corruption within the virtual world. Yasako becomes involved with the group when Fumie Hashimoto, a playful Coil member, helps rescue her cyberdog Densuke after he becomes trapped in virtual space while chasing a mysterious virus. Also looking into these corruptions and viruses is a sharp-tongued hacker named Yuuko Amasawa, whom the others refer to as Isako. Can Coil uncover the truths behind the mysterious viruses and corruption, and if they can, at what cost?

Michiru Kita has a unique ability: she can see a "ring of death" around people's necks, and the darker the ring, the closer they are to dying. One day, she notices that two classmates, Chika Akatsuki and Shito Tachibana, have rings that are completely black. When she tries to warn them, she discovers their secret—they are already dead, but they remain alive thanks to a contract with Zombie-Loan, a mysterious loan agency. However, nothing is free: the boys must hunt and eliminate zombies to repay their debt. Once they learn about Michiru's "Shinigami Eyes," they pull her into their dangerous world.

During the early Edo period, an era of peace, Lord Tokugawa Tadanaga organizes a martial tournament. Previously, combatants used wooden swords, but now they will wield real blades. In this contest, the one-armed Fujiki Gennosuke faces the blind Irako Seigen. Both are students of Iwamoto Kogan, renowned as Japan's supreme swordsman. Each seeks to be named his successor. But only one can emerge victorious. Thus commences a tale of linked destinies, strife, and peculiar fates.

One day, mysterious cards fell from the sky. They could summon powerful creatures from another dimension, and soon became the basis for a new game called Bakugan. The game quickly grew popular among children and teenagers, with top players competing in a worldwide ranking. At the same time, a war for control of Vestroia—the home dimension of Bakugan cards—rages on. The realm is thrown into chaos when the White Dragon Naga and his servants, the Doom Beings, invade. Dimensions begin to merge, and many Bakugan players slowly realize that their hobby is much more than a simple game. Danma Kuusou, a dedicated Bakugan player, aims to become the number one in the World Ranking. But during one of his battles, he receives a vision of a clash in Vestroia. The fight then shifts to Earth, where Danma obtains a talking, powerful fire Bakugan: Pyrus Dragonoid. Soon he is pulled into the conflict, and together with his team, the Bakugan Brawlers, must journey across dimensions to restore balance to a devastated world.

Upon extending an invitation to other civilizations to venture among the stars, the Golden Race received responses from three sentient races, whom they named the Bronze, Silver, and Heroic Tribes. Shortly before the Gold Tribe departed for another universe, a fourth race emerged, having reached the stars through their own efforts. The Golds designated humanity as the Iron Tribe. As time passes, humanity suffers under the dominance of the more powerful races and now teeters on the brink of extinction. Guided by a prophecy left by the Gold Tribe, Princess Deianeira embarks on a quest to find a being of immense power who might rescue humankind. On a desolate planet, she encounters a boy with wild hair—a fateful meeting that will reshape not only humanity's fate but the destiny of the entire universe.

Third-grade teacher Aoki Daisuke never anticipated that his very first class would become one of the greatest challenges of his life. After making a poor first impression with all his students, a single act of kindness immediately persuades one of them, Rin Kokonoe, to turn the unfortunate Aoki-sensei into her beloved. However, what are Rin's true motives for so eagerly attempting to seduce Aoki-sensei, and can Aoki-sensei assist her in confronting them?

Ikuto Touhohin got into an argument with his father and, on impulse, decided to flee home. He boarded a ship intending to go on a vacation, but a massive storm struck, sweeping Ikuto overboard. When he regains consciousness, he finds himself alive on a strange island. It's completely cut off from the outside world, populated only by girls—all beautiful. And there's no electricity, gas, radio, or television; it's as if he's been thrown back into the Stone Age.

Ren Mihashi served as his middle school baseball team's ace, but his poor pitching meant they could never secure a victory. A string of losses led to bullying from his teammates, who eventually stopped trying to win altogether, leaving Mihashi to graduate with severely low self-esteem. Determined to leave that behind, he chooses a high school in a different prefecture, planning to avoid baseball entirely. However, upon arriving at Nishiura High, he is forcibly recruited into the new team as their starting pitcher. Though initially reluctant, Mihashi begins to see that here, he can be accepted for who he truly is. With support from catcher Takaya Abe, he gradually gains confidence in his own skills. Recognizing Mihashi's potential, Abe sets his sights on helping him develop into a pitcher worthy of the title "ace."

Yorito Morimiya has an intense fascination with the sky, particularly capturing its many changing expressions through photography—from sunrises and sunsets to clouds. During one of his early morning trips to photograph the sunrise, he encounters a strange girl arguing with a vending machine. By the time he manages to get her tomato juice out of the machine, she has vanished without a trace. Sola follows the story of Yorito, his sister Aono, their childhood friends Mana and Koyori Ishizuki, and a mysterious girl who appears and disappears, seemingly hiding a dark secret. In a world where magic and the supernatural lurk just beneath the surface, and where nobody is what they appear to be, love and loneliness compete for dominance under Yorito's sky.

Shungo Ninomiya is a typical high school student living with his older sister Ryoko—when she's not off working as a mercenary. His ordinary life is turned upside down when a cute girl named Mayu Tsukimura arrives on his school campus in a military helicopter. Ryoko has sent Mayu and her older brother Mikihiro to live with Shungo. But these new housemates are far from normal: Mayu is a succubus and her brother is an incubus. To make matters worse, Mayu suffers from androphobia, a fear of men. At his sister's request, Shungo must help Mayu overcome this fear. Ryoko's plan involves forcing Mayu to get closer to Shungo through questionable methods, including sharing a bed and bathing together. The situation grows more complicated when student council president Reika Houjou arrives as the Ninomiya family's new maid. She will do everything in her power to sabotage Shungo and Mayu's sexually-charged training. With all these strange arrivals, Shungo's once ordinary life is about to be thrown into complete chaos.

A malevolent presence lurks within the shadows of Tokyo. As a quiet high school senior, Tatsuma Hiyuu transfers to Magami Academy in Shinjuku. His enigmatic nature and exceptional martial arts prowess quickly win him the friendship of class delinquent Kyouichi Houraiji. Through a fateful challenge and strange coincidence, he also bonds with wrestling club member Yuuya Daigo, girls' archery club captain Komaki Sakurai, and Student Council President Aoi Misato. Their meeting coincides with a violent disturbance in the Ryumyaku, or Dragon Pulse, the flow of magical energy. This surge awakens latent supernatural abilities within the five teenagers. Hisui Kisaragi, the young heir to the Kisaragi Clan who runs his family’s antique shop, reveals their new powers and their sacred duty to defend Tokyo from Oni. The Magami students resolve to use these gifts to shield the city from dark forces. Fighting alongside Hisui, the five unlikely friends realize the threat extends beyond random malevolent creatures. The Ryumyaku was forcibly disrupted by an individual wielding the Dark Arts, who seeks to unleash a long-dead evil. The teenagers must overcome their personal fears and flaws to combat these dark forces. As they uncover their Stars of Fate, they are forced to confront their own destinies. The series is based on a manga, which itself was adapted from the Nintendo role-playing video game released in 1998.

Following their departure from Record Country, where the book of memories was kept, Syaoran and his companions arrive in Tokyo Country. This nation is engulfed in a violent conflict between rival factions fighting over natural resources and survival, resulting in a landscape drenched in blood. As the group is drawn into this struggle for existence, they must confront personal issues and uncover shocking truths that fundamentally alter the course of their journey. A devastating betrayal and a life-threatening battle leave them forever changed, ensuring they can never return to who they were before.

Kouichi Sanada and Kazuki Aihara are reunited with their childhood friend Mao Mizusawa, who comes back after spending a couple of years in France. Kouichi is taken aback when he finds out that Mao will be living with his family for now, since her parents are staying overseas. The three friends support one another through the highs and lows of romance in high school.

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.

The Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture—commonly called Genshiken—is now led by a more self-assured Sasahara. Between semesters, the otaku club has seen changes, including a new member named Ogiue, who openly dislikes otaku. Sasahara's ambition to form a doujin circle and sell fan-made magazines at the next Comic Festival comes to fruition, but reality proves to be a harsh taskmaster... one who apparently enjoys crossplay. Following this, the club is stirred by discussions about Tanaka and Ohno's relationship, which tentatively moves forward.

Yuno has been fascinated by art since childhood. Her acceptance into Yamabuki Arts High School means one thing—she has to move out. Living on her own in a dorm at Hidamari Apartments, Yuno meets her neighbors: the hyperactive Miyako, the self-conscious Hiro, and the mature Sae. Despite their distinct personalities, they attend the same school, spend time together, and form a close bond. Yuno's life won't be so solitary after all! Hidamari Sketch follows the everyday adventures and daily routines of the girls residing at Hidamari Apartments.

The intense rivalry among Kanto high schools escalates as Moutoku Sousou and Gentoku Ryuubi, leaders of Kyousho and Seito Academies, awaken their dragon powers. However, the equilibrium between these schools and their primary rival, Nanyo Academy, is threatened when Shimei Ryomou obtains a mysterious dragon orb in China. Legend states that the orb empowers its dragon wielder, and Shimei seeks to use it to protect Nanyo Academy’s leader, Hakufu Sonsaku, from the dangers posed by her volatile abilities. Simultaneously, Moutoku is entirely consumed by his powers, losing control of his body to the Demon King’s soul. The Demon King’s boundless ambitions jeopardize regional stability and endanger his own allies. As tensions rise over the dragon orb, Hakufu and Gentoku must set aside their differences and unite to stop Moutoku’s demonic schemes.

Hiro Hiyorimi throws himself in front of a beautiful young woman to save her from certain death, only to become a dead hero himself. But since the woman he rescued is Hime, the daughter of the King of the Monsters, his “reward” is resurrection as a half‑alive soldier in her honor guard of horror. That means helping her fight off the endless parade of supernatural monstrosities sent by Hime’s siblings, who are trying to climb the ladder of succession by killing her. If dealing with vampires and zombies weren’t bad enough, how does anyone prepare for the truly bizarre ones—like were‑sharks, pandas, and killer dumplings? This is definitely not the afterlife Hiro dreamed of, but the truly sad part is that Hime is the good girl in all of this… or at least as close to good as you can get when you’re on the wrong side of the gates of hell.

Two decades before the events of the story, an asteroid on a collision course with Earth destroys Pluto. The destruction halts the asteroid, named Thanatos, and it becomes stationary for a time. To prevent Earth's impending annihilation, the International Solarsystem Development Agency (ISDA) undertakes the "D-Project," discovering a dragon egg beneath the ocean and creating the "Dragonaut." This weapon is intended to destroy the asteroid when it resumes its approach. However, the ISDA soon realizes that the asteroid is not the only danger, as destructive dragon-like creatures begin appearing on Earth. Jin Kamishina, an 18-year-old boy who lost his family in a shuttle accident two years prior, witnesses one of these creatures kill someone. He becomes entangled in the mysteries surrounding the dragons and is chosen as the Dragonaut's pilot. A mysterious girl named Toa saves him from falling to his death after the creature attacks him, and she helps him on his journey. As they delve deeper into the secrets of the dragons, they encounter both new allies and adversaries, and their bond grows stronger.

College freshman Tadayasu Sawaki has an unusual gift: he can see microorganisms with the naked eye. Sawaki perceives all kinds of microbes, from the fungi that cause athlete's foot to the yeast used in brewing alcohol, and they appear to him as cute chibi creatures. Attending an agricultural university, his ability draws the attention of several professors, most notably Professor Itsuki, who specializes in fermentation. Sawaki begins his studies indifferent to his talent, having chosen an agricultural school in Tokyo. However, with the help of the eccentric community around him, he gradually learns to appreciate both the visible microbes and his own ability. The whimsical cast of professors and classmates at the university almost makes Sawaki seem normal despite his extraordinary sight.

After saying goodbye to his former teammates at Kaido High School’s baseball club, Gorou Honda returns to his hometown with the desire to keep playing. However, attending a new high school proves harder than anticipated because Tetsufumi Egashira’s relentless slander stops Gorou from joining any school that already has a baseball team. With no other choices available, Gorou enrolls at Seishuu High School, where his childhood friend Kaoru Shimizu also studies. Since Seishuu was only converted from an all-girls school two years ago, it lacks a dedicated men’s baseball team. Undeterred in his quest for Koshien, Gorou resolves to build a team from the ground up using the seven male students at Seishuu, all of whom are complete amateurs. He aims to train this incompetent group to a nationally competitive standard, a task that is far more challenging than it sounds. Will Gorou pull off another miracle, or will he abandon his dream of defeating Kaido with his own squad?

Yako Katsuragi is a celebrated high school detective whose young age belies her impressive track record of solving crimes and bringing culprits to justice. Yet, the true genius behind her agency’s success is her assistant, Neuro Nougami. Neuro is no ordinary human; he is a demon who traveled to the human realm after solving every mystery in the demon world, seeking the ultimate challenge. He feeds on the negative energy humans emit when they commit crimes, using Yako as a front to satisfy his hunger while avoiding detection. In exchange for his assistance, Neuro offers to help Yako uncover the truth behind her father’s death. Together, they tackle case after case, balancing Neuro’s insatiable appetite with the need to keep his supernatural identity hidden.

After Earth, or Terra, was rendered uninhabitable by pollution, global governments established Superior Domination to colonize space. Centuries pass, and humanity surrenders its liberty to the AI Grand Mother; at age 14, citizens undergo memory wipes and are assigned social roles. Jomy Marquis Shin, a gentle youth protected by his parents, is rescued from this fate by Soldier Blue, the leader of the Mu, a psychic human subspecies. Viewing Jomy as a threat to their order, SD authorities pursue him, leading him to the Mu, who reside on the spaceship Shangri-La. Years later, as the Mu resistance leader, Jomy travels to Terra to evade Keith Anyan, a ruthless and ambitious agent of SD. Jomy and his followers must reach humanity’s origin before Keith extinguishes their final chance for survival.

After his father vanishes, Itsuki Iba inherits the family enterprise, a service that dispatches magicians and supernatural entities to provide magical aid. Although the role demands a leader who is resolute and trustworthy, Itsuki is fundamentally timid. Furthermore, managing the diverse staff proves challenging due to his difficult personality, making employee relations harder than anticipated. Beyond internal management, Itsuki must also confront external threats that endanger the family's operations.

Nadie is a bounty hunter with a strong attitude, and her next target is Ellis, a young girl suffering from amnesia who is suspected of murdering a renowned scientist. After capturing Ellis, Nadie impulsively decides to escort her to Wiñay Marka, a location rumored to hold the key to unlocking Ellis’s lost memories and mysterious past. Nadie makes it clear that this assistance does not mean Ellis will go free; once Ellis discovers what she seeks, Nadie intends to hand her over to the authorities. Guided solely by Ellis’s connection to a gemstone known as the Inca Rose, the two embark on a journey southward through Mexico in search of the enigmatic Eternal City of Wiñay Marka.

Set ten years ahead, this recap explores a world where Gods, Demons, and Humans travel freely between their respective realms like overseas tourists, with romance blossoming everywhere. The barriers that once divided them have crumbled, allowing the three races to intermingle, fall in love, and build new families together. Rin Tsuchimi looks back on his past memories, revisiting the significant events that transpired between him and Lisianthus, Nerine, Kaede, Asa, and Primula.

When Shu’s village is assaulted by a mysterious force, he and his companions Jiro and Kluke resolve to protect their home. During the conflict, they encounter the warrior Zola and gain the ability to harness Shadow, a power that allows them to manifest their shadows into formidable beasts. Shu bonds with Blue Dragon, one of the most potent of these creatures, and the group embarks on a quest to vanquish their foe.

Thirteen-year-old Karin Hanazono thinks her life couldn't get any worse. Her parents died when she was young, leaving her with an aunt who frequently calls her stupid and useless because of her bad grades. Her only friend, her cat Shii-chan, recently passed away, leaving her completely alone. The only thing she has left from her parents is a ring her mother gave her, which she treasures as the sole reminder of her past. Kamichama Karin starts when her life finally takes a turn for the better. She's approached by Himeka Kuujou, a cute girl who also lost her parents, and Kazune Kuujou, her cousin who finds girls troublesome. They are searching for a goddess. Her mother's keepsake ring shines brightly in their presence and fills her with its radiance, making her smarter, faster, and able to grant wishes. It turns out that her ring lets her become the very goddess they were looking for, and now that her power has awakened, others will come after her to claim it.

Ten years have passed since the Book of Darkness incident, and Nanoha Takamachi, Fate Testarossa, and Hayate Yagami have graduated from their Earth studies to serve as military mages for the Time-Space Administration Bureau on Midchilda. After their help in quelling a major airport fire goes unacknowledged, Hayate establishes the elite Riot Force 6 to manage public safety threats and dangerous magical artifacts called Lost Logia. The three veterans mentor promising recruits Subaru Nakajima, Teana Lanster, Caro Lu Luce, and Erio Mondial, guiding them through rigorous training as they strive to meet expectations and achieve their personal aspirations. However, the unit faces relentless challenges, from enemies wielding Lost Logia to internal criticism, leaving Riot Force 6 constantly stretched thin in their ongoing missions.