2015 Anime

Saitama, a hero who appears entirely ordinary, dedicated three years of grueling training to fulfill his childhood ambition, a process that left him completely bald. He has now achieved such overwhelming power that he can neutralize any opponent with a single blow. Yet, this unmatched strength has resulted in an unexpected dilemma: the lack of any real challenge has robbed him of the thrill of combat, leaving him profoundly bored. His life changes when Genos, a nineteen-year-old cyborg, observes Saitama’s abilities and begs to become his disciple. Genos suggests they both register with the Hero Association to gain official recognition for their societal contributions. Amazed that his identity remains unknown despite his feats, Saitama readily accepts. As he forms bonds with new companions and faces fresh adversaries, Saitama joins the Association, seeking to rediscover the excitement of fighting that he once cherished.

Hidden in the mountains beside the prestigious Kunugigaoka Middle School, a small decaying building houses the troublemakers and failures of Class 3-E. Looked down on by their fellow students, these kids seem to have no future in their academic pursuits—until the world government assigns them a deadly mission: eliminate the greatest threat to the planet, their new teacher. Having already destroyed the moon, this octopus-like instructor, nicknamed "Koro-sensei," has announced he will destroy Earth by March of next year. The students soon find that killing him is far from simple. Koro-sensei can move at speeds up to Mach 20 and is nearly immune to every weapon on Earth. Strangely enough, he also proves to be one of the best teachers Class 3-E has ever known. He trains them to succeed both in their studies as students and in their skills as assassins, confident that their resourcefulness and unwavering spirit can get them back to the main campus. Through trial and error, Nagisa Shiota and the rest of Class 3-E must discover Koro-sensei's weaknesses—and quickly, because the very future of the world depends on it.

Most humans face Heaven or Hell after death, but a select few are transported to Quindecim, a bar accessible only to pairs of people who perish simultaneously. The establishment is overseen by Decim, an enigmatic figure who serves as the arbiter. He judges these patrons by forcing them to play deadly games, the outcomes of which determine whether their souls will be reincarnated or erased into the void forever. Through activities ranging from darts and bowling to fighting games, the true character of each guest is revealed as they risk their souls. However, Decim’s unwavering methods are challenged when a black-haired amnesiac arrives, prompting him to reconsider his past judgments.

Ken Kaneki has finally begun to embrace the monstrous, flesh-hungry side of himself that he once dreaded and loathed. After managing to escape being held captive and tortured, Kaneki decides to align himself with Aogiri Tree—the same violent ghoul group that originally kidnapped him, causing his friends to doubt his true intentions and allegiance. As hostilities between the government and ghouls keep escalating, the Commission of Counter Ghoul, the state's dedicated anti-ghoul task force, has stepped up its campaign to eliminate all ghouls from Tokyo. This endangers the fragile peace enjoyed by Kaneki's friends and former allies—the ghouls of the Anteiku café. Fully aware of the peril, Kaneki endures several fights that test his precious, fleeting humanity.

Yuu Otosaka would be a typical high school student if not for his power to possess other people's minds and bodies. Although his ability lasts only five seconds per use, he employs it to cheat his way to the top of his class and enroll in a prestigious school, where he keeps up his dishonest activities. His schemes are eventually halted by Nao Tomori—the determined student council president of Hoshinoumi Academy—who sees through his deception. Through coercion, Nao persuades Yuu to transfer to Hoshinoumi and join the student council. Hoshinoumi Academy is secretly a school established for teenagers who have supernatural powers—with the student council acting as a group that tracks down those who misuse their abilities. With Yuu reluctantly helping with council duties, the team sets out to locate and shield new ability users from danger. However, as they dig deeper into the nature of these powers, their discoveries pull them into far more complex situations than they ever anticipated.

The long-running virtual reality game Yggdrasil reaches its final moments. Momonga, a powerful wizard and leader of the dark guild Ainz Ooal Gown, intends to stay logged in until the servers shut down. Yet when midnight passes, he remains conscious in his avatar's body, and the non-player characters now display their own personalities and wills. Facing this strange turn of events, Momonga orders his loyal NPCs to assist him in exploring and seizing control of this unfamiliar world. His goal is to discover what caused this change and whether anyone else has been brought here under similar circumstances.

For as long as he can recall, Souma Yukihira has cooked alongside his father, Jouichirou. Working as a sous chef at his father’s restaurant, he has honed his culinary skills and created innovative dishes to delight patrons. His goal is to master his father’s techniques and eventually inherit the establishment, but he is stunned when Jouichirou announces the restaurant’s closure to pursue a position in New York. Instead of accompanying his father, Souma enrolls at the elite Tootsuki Culinary Academy, an institution where merely ten percent of students manage to graduate. The school is renowned for its Shokugeki, high-stakes cooking duels frequently employed to resolve disputes. Jouichirou challenges Souma to prove he can surpass him by surviving the rigorous three-year program and earning a degree from Tootsuki. Facing a harsh curriculum and a ruthlessly competitive peer group, the young chef must navigate this dangerous landscape to achieve his ambitions. Yet, raw talent may not be sufficient to propel him to the pinnacle of the culinary world.

In the vibrant metropolis of Orario, life is anything but ordinary, particularly for Bell Cranel, an innocent youth striving to become the realm's premier adventurer. A serendipitous meeting with the isolated goddess Hestia brings his ambitions within reach. Bolstered by her aid, Bell dives into the perilous "Dungeon," a labyrinthine network of catacombs teeming with monsters beneath the city. Danger is omnipresent in these dark depths, and an enigmatic force stirs in the shadows. Even above ground, existence is precarious. The coexistence of deities and mortals is fraught with tension, making stability elusive. Regardless, the relentlessly hopeful hero is bound to experience a journey filled with mistakes, victories, and bonds in this epic saga.

After competing in the Inter-High, the Karasuno High School volleyball team tries to redirect their focus, now aiming to win the Spring tournament. When they receive an invitation from their long-time rival Nekoma High, Karasuno agrees to join a large training camp featuring many prominent volleyball teams in Tokyo, as well as some national-level players. By facing some of Japan's toughest teams, they hope not only to refine their abilities but also to develop new offensive strategies to strengthen themselves. Additionally, Hinata and Kageyama work on creating a more powerful technique, one capable of breaking through even the most solid blocks. Facing what could be their final opportunity for victory before the senior players leave, the members of Karasuno's volleyball team must learn to resolve their conflicts and train harder than ever to overcome both new and old formidable opponents—including their archrival Aoba Jousai and its world-class setter, Tooru Oikawa.

Yato and Yukine have finally repaired their bond as god and Regalia. As a little-known deity, Yato continues accepting odd jobs for five yen each, hoping to one day gain millions of followers and his own grand shrine. Hiyori Iki's loose soul remains unfixed, yet she cheerfully prepares for high school regardless. Though things appear to have returned to normal, the tangled history between Yato and Bishamon—the war goddess—comes to the surface. Bishamon harbors a mysterious old grudge against Yato, leading to violent confrontations. Adding to the complications, Kazuma, Bishamon's most trusted Regalia, owes Yato a debt. When lives are at stake, unraveling these secrets may be the only way to correct the mistakes of the past.

A deadly virus suddenly appears, wiping out everyone over the age of 13. In its wake, vampires who had long remained hidden emerge to seize control of humanity. They offer protection to the survivors in exchange for regular blood donations, effectively turning them into livestock. Among those taken captive are Yuuichirou and Mikaela Hyakuya, two young boys from an orphanage, along with other children they regard as family. Unwilling to live as mere blood sources under the vampires' oppressive rule, Mikaela devises a plan to escape. However, the attempt fails catastrophically, leaving Yuuichirou as the sole survivor. He is later discovered by the Moon Demon Company, a military organization dedicated to exterminating vampires in Japan. Years pass, and Yuuichirou becomes a member of the Japanese Imperial Demon Army. He is driven by a single goal: to exact revenge on the creatures that murdered his family. But the price of his vengeance remains uncertain.

Joutarou Kuujou and his companions have at last reached Egypt, where the immortal Dio awaits. Upon arriving, they gain a new ally: Iggy, a stray dog who possesses the Stand "The Fool." But not all is well, as a fresh group of Stand users loyal to Dio blocks their path, each wielding a Stand based on an ancient Egyptian god. With the final confrontation drawing near, they must race against time to lift the curse from Joutarou's mother and put an end to Dio's tyranny over the Joestar family for good.

The Volunteer Service Club has become a regular fixture at the school, handling an increasing number of student requests for help with their personal problems. Yet, the members frequently find themselves at odds over how to approach these challenges. Hachiman Hikigaya’s proposed solutions often conflict with Yukino Yukinoshita’s, causing tension and straining their working relationship. In spite of these disagreements, the three club members keep striving to find a middle ground. As they continue their efforts, they might eventually reach a point where they uncover something truly authentic.

Hachimitsu Private Academy, a prestigious boarding institution on the outskirts of Tokyo known for its rigorous standards, faces a drastic shift when its historic all-girls policy is abolished to admit male students. At the beginning of the new semester, only five young men—Kiyoshi, Gakuto, Shingo, Andre, and Jo—are accepted, resulting in an overwhelming ratio of two hundred girls to every single boy. Struggling to integrate, the inexperienced boys abandon their attempts at normal social interaction and instead fixate on the perilous goal of spying on the female students in the baths. Their scheme is swiftly crushed by the notorious Underground Student Council, leading to their immediate imprisonment within the school grounds for a month. This marks the start of their brutal existence in Prison School, a harrowing ordeal that challenges both their friendships and their twisted sense of camaraderie.

In this world, only a handful of humans can manifest their souls into formidable weapons. These individuals, called Blazers, undergo training at the prestigious Hagun Academy to become Mage-Knights. Among the student body is the so-called failure Ikki Kurogane, the sole F-ranked Blazer. But when the academy's worst student accidentally sees Stella Vermillion—an A-ranked Blazer who is also a princess—in the nude, she challenges him to a duel with severe stakes: the loser becomes the winner's slave. There's no way Stella could possibly lose, right? As he strives to demonstrate his strength to a world that considers him the weakest, Ikki acquires new friends, insight, and experience.

After failing his university entrance exams, eighteen-year-old Tsukasa Mizugaki secures employment at the Sion Artificial Intelligence Corporation by leveraging personal connections. This organization manufactures Giftias, sophisticated androids nearly indistinguishable from humans, though they possess a limited lifespan of 81,920 hours, roughly nine years and four months. Tsukasa is assigned to Terminal Service One, a unit tasked with retrieving Giftias that have reached their expiration date to prevent them from losing their memories and turning hostile. Shortly after starting, he is paired with Isla, a stunningly beautiful Giftia and a veteran of the Terminal Service. Despite her small stature and calm demeanor, she is regarded as the top expert in Giftia retrievals. As their time together draws to a close, Tsukasa must confront his growing affection for Isla, realizing that no matter one's wishes, nothing endures forever.

Long before the gateway to the Beyond opened three years ago, Hellsalem's Lot, once New York City, was already home to a bizarre mix of supersonic monkeys, vampires, talking fishmen, and various supernatural beings coexisting with humans. The emergence of this dimensional portal trapped both humans and creatures from the other side within an inescapable bubble, forcing them to share their lives. To maintain order and prevent the city's chaos from leaking out, the secret organization Libra, made up of eccentrics and superhumans, keeps the peace. Leonardo Watch, who leads a mundane life pursuing photography with his family, undergoes a drastic change after acquiring the "All-seeing Eyes of the Gods" at the cost of his sister's vision. He travels to Hellsalem's Lot seeking answers about his new abilities, where he encounters Libra. After unexpectedly joining their ranks, Leo finds himself in over his head, embarking on misadventures with his peculiar comrades. This is the story of an ordinary boy whose life takes an extraordinary turn as he navigates the strangest place on Earth.

During the Fifth Holy Grail War, Caster initiates her scheme by seizing Shirou’s Servant, Saber. Recognizing the witch’s escalating power, Rin and Archer agree that she must be neutralized immediately. However, as the war’s power dynamics shift, the Master and Servant pair find themselves drifting apart. Despite being injured and stripped of his Servant, Shirou disregards Rin’s plea to withdraw from the battle royale, pushing forward to confront Caster directly. He seeks to prove his unwavering determination to fight, and his latent ability to protect others is put to the ultimate test. As violence and turmoil engulf the conflict, the true motives of every Master and Servant gradually come to light. Each participant sacrifices everything in a desperate bid to emerge victorious and obtain the Holy Grail.

Seven years after the defeat of Majin Buu, Earth enjoys a peaceful existence free from cosmic threats. But this calm does not last—a dormant menace stirs in the universe's dark depths: Beerus, the merciless God of Destruction. Haunted by a prediction that he will fall to a "Super Saiyan God," Beerus and his angelic attendant Whis scour the galaxy for this mysterious warrior. They soon arrive on Earth, where they encounter Gokuu Son, one of the planet's strongest fighters, along with his formidable allies.

Youji Itami, an off-duty Japan Self-Defense Forces officer and avid otaku, is traveling to a doujin convention in Ginza, Tokyo, when a massive gate suddenly manifests. Through this portal, medieval warriors and supernatural beasts storm into the city, wreaking havoc and causing mass casualties. Youji acts quickly to rescue civilians while the JSDF mobilizes to repel the incursion. Three months later, Youji is assigned to lead a special reconnaissance unit within a JSDF task force. Their mission is to enter the "Special Region" beyond the gate to investigate the new world, establish diplomatic relations with the local inhabitants, and foster peace with the ruling empire. Failure to secure this alliance risks plunging both sides into a catastrophic war.

Japan has undergone a transformation under strict morality laws that have eliminated all forms of obscenity and impurity. To uphold this purity, authorities use special neck devices to monitor citizens and enforce harsh penalties for indecency. In this repressive society, Tanukichi Okuma, whose father is a notorious terrorist who fought against these chastity laws, starts high school. He joins the student council hoping to get closer to Anna Nishikinomiya, the student council president and his childhood crush. Unbeknownst to Tanukichi, vice president Ayame Kajou is secretly Blue Snow, a masked criminal who spreads lewd content to the sheltered public. She targets Tanukichi specifically because of his father's reputation. Tanukichi is then forced to join Ayame's group, SOX, and participate in distributing obscene propaganda as part of an assault on the government's oppressive system. When their school becomes the first target, Tanukichi faces a painful conflict upon learning that their main goal involves the person he admires most.

Yuuichirou Hyakuya has finally been reunited with his childhood friend Mikaela Hyakuya, whom he believed to be dead for a long time. However, upon meeting again, he learns that Mikaela has become a vampire. Determined to aid his friend, Yuuichirou swears to grow stronger so he can protect Mikaela and the members of the Moon Demon Company. Kureto Hiiragi receives intelligence that a large gathering of vampires is forming in Nagoya, preparing for an attack on the Imperial Demon Army's main forces in Tokyo. Under the command of Guren Ichinose, Yuuichirou's squad is among those chosen to intercept and defeat the vampire nobles. With the Nagoya operation drawing near, the members of Shinoa squad continue working to master their Cursed Gear and improve their teamwork. Yuuichirou must acquire the strength needed to slay the nobles and save his best friend before the demon inside his weapon consumes him.

Ryuu Yamada started high school hoping for a fresh start and a more productive life. He chose Suzaku High so that no one would know about his violent delinquent past. But boredom quickly set in, and by his second year, Ryuu had reverted to his old ways—lazy, failing grades, and constantly fighting. One day, after another visit to the office, he runs into Urara Shiraishi, a beautiful honors student. A moment of clumsiness sends them both tumbling down the stairs, resulting in an accidental kiss! The two discover they can swap bodies with a kiss—a power that proves both convenient and troublesome. When student council officer and sole member of the Supernatural Studies Club, Toranosuke Miyamura, learns of their ability, he recruits them for the club. Joined by Miyabi Itou, an eccentric who is fascinated by all things supernatural, the group uncovers the legend of the Seven Witches of Suzaku High—seven female students who each possess a unique power activated by a kiss. The Supernatural Studies Club sets out on its first mission: to find all the witches.

As summer break arrives for the students of Kuoh Academy, the Red Dragon Emperor Issei Hyoudou and the Occult Research Club are back in action. Their battle against Issei's sworn enemy Vali and the Chaos Brigade made it evident just how inexperienced Rias Gremory's team is. To prepare for the trials ahead, Rias and Azazel lead the club through a rigorous training program in the Underworld. While the team gradually matures together, Issei once again finds himself in intimate situations with the girls of the Occult Research Club. Meanwhile, their opponents grow stronger and more numerous as they gather their forces. And with the sudden arrival of Loki, the Evil God of Norse Mythology, the stage is set for epic battles and fearsomely powerful devils in High School DxD BorN!

Seirin High faces formidable challenges on their road to the Winter Cup, as they must overcome teams that include members of the Generation of Miracles. Kuroko once again clashes with his former teammates, striving to prove that individual talent alone isn't the essence of basketball. His unwavering conviction that his style—team-oriented play—is the correct approach will be tested against the abilities of a flawless copy and an absolute ruler. As Kuroko works to demonstrate that his basketball is the "right" way, he and the rest of Seirin High share a single objective: to claim victory at the Winter Cup and surpass the strength of the Generation of Miracles, who have long dominated middle and high school basketball.

While his parents are away overseas, Kimihito Kurusu enjoys a quiet, normal life—until monster girls arrive and disrupt his peace. In this alternate Japan, the country leads global efforts to integrate non-human species through its advanced interspecies exchange program. But thanks to coordinator Agent Smith's incompetence, Kimihito is mistakenly made the live-in caretaker for Miia, a Lamia. This error turns him into the center of a rapidly growing harem of women from various species, all drawn to him by powerful attraction and erotic tension. The situation grows more complicated due to the Interspecies Exchange Act, which strictly forbids sexual relations between humans and monsters. The only legal way around this ban is a controversial experimental marriage clause. As a result, Kimihito's life descends into chaos as he navigates a maze of species-specific rules and sensitive legal loopholes. His passionate, affectionate, and lustful new housemates constantly pursue his romantic and physical attention. With new monster girls frequently appearing and unpredictable events always happening, it's impossible to guess where Kimihito and his chaotic harem will end up next.

The apparent resolution of the conflict between their families does not stop Raku Ichijou and Chitoge Kirisaki from keeping up their fake relationship. As Chitoge’s feelings toward Raku shift, she begins to see him in a more favorable light. Yet she struggles with her emerging emotions, especially when a fresh rival appears and the competition for the yakuza heir’s affection heats up. Meanwhile, the search for the truth behind the locked locket and the identity of Raku’s first love continues in Nisekoi: False Love Season 2, picking up directly from where the first season left off.

Umaru Doma looks like the perfect high school student on the surface, but her real self comes out as soon as she gets home. Once the door closes behind her, she drops her composed act and turns into a lazy, junk food-loving otaku who leaves all the household chores for her dependable older brother, Taihei. Whether she's hanging out with her friends Nana Ebina and Kirie Motoba or competing with Sylphinford Tachibana, Umaru knows how to kick back and have fun. This heartwarming series follows the everyday lives of Umaru and Taihei as they manage their sibling relationship and treasure the strong ties of friendship and family.

Despite her name meaning "snow white," Shirayuki is a cheerful young woman with red hair who lives in the country of Tanbarun and works hard as an apothecary at her herbal shop. Her life takes a major turn when she catches the attention of the foolish Prince Raji of Tanbarun, who attempts to force her into becoming his concubine. Refusing to surrender her freedom, Shirayuki cuts her long red hair and flees into the forest, where she is saved from Raji by Zen Wistalia, the second prince of a neighboring land, along with his two attendants. Wanting to someday repay the debt she owes to the trio, Shirayuki sets her sights on becoming the court herbalist in Zen's country, Clarines. Akagami no Shirayuki-hime follows Shirayuki's path toward a fresh start at the royal palace of Clarines, as well as Zen's efforts to grow into a prince worthy of his position. As loyal bonds are formed and dangerous foes arise, Shirayuki and Zen gradually learn to support one another while walking their own journeys.

Takeo Gouda, a high school freshman, stands out with his muscular build and towering height, but beneath his intimidating exterior is a genuinely kind and noble heart. His male classmates admire him as a hero for his courage and chivalry. However, Takeo's appearance works against him in romance. His good-looking and effortlessly cool best friend, Makoto Sunakawa, who is always by his side, unintentionally captures the hearts of the girls at school—including every girl Takeo has ever liked. When Takeo rescues the cute Rinko Yamato from a molester, he falls for her instantly. Yet he quickly assumes she may have feelings for Sunakawa. Despite his growing love for Yamato, Takeo resolves to play the role of a matchmaker for her, all while secretly longing for his own love story to unfold.

Encountering his new stepsister in the restroom sets a poor tone for their first meeting, a mistake Basara Toujou makes abundantly. His life turns upside down when his father brings home two stunning girls, claiming they are his new siblings. Basara must reluctantly accept the Naruse sisters into his home: the voluptuous redheaded Mio and the petite silver-haired Maria. However, the sisters discard their human disguise to reveal their true nature as demons. Mio is the sole daughter of a former Demon Lord, while Maria serves as her loyal succubus attendant. This revelation forces Basara to expose his own heritage as a descendant of the Hero clan, ancient enemies of the demon race. Despite this long-standing enmity, Basara has developed feelings for his new family. Opting for protection over confrontation, he forms a master-servant pact with Mio, pledging to defend her using his special abilities. Now, Basara must steer through the perilous situation of being watched by the Heroes while also fending off hostile demons. He must accomplish the nearly impossible task of safeguarding his new relatives, all while keeping a dark personal secret hidden that still torments him.

Tomoya Aki is an otaku who has spent years collecting anime and light novels, immersing himself in series with compelling stories and characters. Now he wants to give others the same experience by making his own game, but he cannot accomplish this alone. He successfully gets his childhood friend Eriri Spencer Sawamura on board as the illustrator and the literary elitist Utaha Kasumigaoka to pen the script for his visual novel, with himself acting as director. With this super-group assembled, Tomoya just needs a source of inspiration for his project, and he happens to meet the beautiful, gentle Megumi Katou, whom he then uses as the basis for his main character. Armed with whatever knowledge he has, Tomoya forms a new doujin circle, hoping to move the hearts of everyone who plays their game. What he doesn't realize is that in order to evoke those emotions, the creators themselves must have experienced similar feelings in their own lives.

A century ago, a massive catastrophe called the Invertia transformed the world, weakening established countries and allowing the Integrated Empire Foundation to gain power. This event also created the Genestella—humans with superhuman abilities. The most talented among them are chosen to attend elite schools, where they battle in public tournaments known as Festas. Ayato Amagiri transfers to the struggling Seidoukan Academy on a scholarship. After accidentally seeing Julis-Alexia von Riessfeld, the Witch of Resplendent Flames, in an embarrassing situation, she demands a duel. Though the match is called off, Ayato makes it clear he has no interest in Festas; he came to search for his missing older sister. But as a dark plot unfolds, Ayato must fight to survive, surrounded by some of the most powerful Genestella in the world.

Gintoki, Shinpachi, and Kagura are back as the perpetually broke but cheerful Yorozuya team. In an alternate-history Edo where swords are outlawed and Japan has been taken over by alien invaders, they take on any odd job to get by. But Shinpachi and Kagura still haven't seen a single payment—could Gin-chan really be blowing all the money on pachinko? One night, after stumbling home drunk, Gintoki witnesses an alien spaceship crash nearby. A dying crew member crawls out and hands him a strange clock-shaped device, warning that it holds immense power and must be kept safe. Mistaking it for his alarm clock, Gintoki smashes the thing the next morning—only to find the entire world outside his apartment frozen in time. With Kagura and Shinpachi in tow, he sets out to get the device repaired; but as always, nothing comes easy for the Yorozuya gang. Blending irreverent humor with heartfelt drama, Gintama's fourth season throws its heroes into both their most ridiculous escapades and their most dangerous threats yet.

According to an ancient prophecy, when the Demon God returns, the Goddess of Fate will choose six Braves of the Six Flowers and grant them the power to defeat the demons seeking to plunge the world into hell. Adlet Mayer, who declares himself the strongest man alive, heads to the Piena continent to become one of these heroes. After a difficult journey, he is eventually selected as a Brave shortly after meeting Nashetania Loei Piena Augustra, the crown princess and another chosen warrior. Rokka no Yuusha follows their expedition to the Land of the Howling Demons, where they intend to meet the rest of the group at a remote temple. However, when they arrive, seven individuals are present instead of six. Accusations fall on Adlet as a possible impostor, forcing him to flee. To survive, Adlet must use his wits and skills to uncover the real deceiver among them before he is killed.

In the crime-ridden city of Ergastalum, Nicholas Brown and Worick Arcangelo operate as the "Handymen"—mercenaries who handle jobs that others refuse. Hired by both powerful mafia groups and the police, they must be prepared for anything. After carrying out a contract to kill a local pimp, they decide to protect Alex Benedetto, a prostitute who was also marked for death, bringing her into their circle to shield her from those who want her eliminated from the decaying city she calls home. Yet this criminal haven is undergoing a major shift that threatens to upset its fragile power structure. Ergastalum once served as a refuge for "Twilights," superhuman beings created by a special drug, but they are now being targeted by a ruthless underground organization. This emerging threat challenges everything the city stands for, and the Handymen will be unable to avoid the impending conflict.

Individuals able to manifest weapons from their souls are called Blazers and attend Kouryou Academy High School to hone their abilities. Students are required to partner up, aiming for the ultimate objective of reaching the Absolute Duo state. After a mysterious killer murders his sister and friends, Tooru Kokonoe enters the academy in search of strength and revenge. During the opening ceremony, he is forced to duel the student sitting next to him, with expulsion hanging in the balance for the loser. As Tooru prepares for combat, his soul produces a shield instead of a weapon. This unusual occurrence catches the attention of Julie Sigtuna, a foreign student at the school.

In 2071, the Aragami—monstrous, invulnerable to standard weapons—are consuming everything, driving humanity toward extinction. In response, the Fenrir organization deploys God Eaters: humans enhanced with Oracle cells who wield God Arcs, the only weapons that can harm these creatures. Among them is Lenka Utsugi, a New-Type God Eater whose God Arc can transform between a blade and a firearm. As one of Fenrir’s most formidable soldiers, Lenka must refine his skills to fulfill his mission of permanently wiping out the Aragami. With the monsters breeding faster and human survivors holding on by a thread, only the God Eaters stand between the species and total annihilation.

Despite the return of peace to Ikebukuro, strange phenomena have become a regular part of daily life. The police continue their relentless chase of Celty Sturluson, the Headless Rider, while a substantial bounty placed on her head motivates various gangs to hunt down the supernatural being. In the meantime, Mikado Ryuugamine is confronted by Aoba Kuronuma, an enigmatic kohai with hidden motives, who discloses that he is aware of Mikado’s true identity. However, the city’s calm is fleeting as a new menace emerges in the guise of a killer known as "Hollywood," who dons a different mask for each crime. As these disparate incidents reveal their underlying connections once more, Ikebukuro is plunged into fresh turmoil, risking total chaos for the entire metropolis.

Kumiko Oumae arrives at Kitauji High School with the intention of leaving her past behind. However, her new friends, Sapphire Kawashima and Hazuki Katou, pull her into the school’s band club, forcing her to play the euphonium once again. The ensemble is currently unprepared for the local Sunfest festival, let alone national competition. Their new advisor, Noboru Taki, offers a stark choice between casual enjoyment and rigorous training aimed at reaching the nationals. Haunted by her middle school failures, Kumiko questions whether they should pursue such high goals. The situation intensifies when she discovers that Reina Kousaka, a former bandmate with whom she shares a strained history, has also joined Kitauji. Under Noboru’s demanding regimen, Kumiko and her peers must navigate their personal conflicts and grow together to achieve their musical aspirations.

Ougi Oshino, a strange new student, arrives at Naoetsu Private High School and is introduced to Koyomi Araragi by their mutual friend Kanbaru Suruga, who seeks advice about a peculiar discovery. Upon inspecting the school, Ougi spots a classroom that has materialized in a previously empty space, a location that shouldn't exist. Suspecting supernatural involvement, Araragi and Ougi investigate the mystery. After being trapped inside with Ougi, Araragi realizes the room contains the memories of an event he had long forgotten.

High school senior Yuki Takeya eagerly anticipates each day with the School Living Club. The club is made up of president Yuuri Wakasa, athletic Kurumi Ebisuzawa, mature Miki Naoki, supervising teacher Megumi Sakura, and the club dog Taroumaru. The club takes pride in making the most of school life, with only one rule its members must follow: they must live their entire lives within the school grounds. Gakkougurashi! follows the adventures of the School Living Club as they promote independence and self-determination through their lively time living at Megurigaoka Private High School.

Nanami Momozono, alongside her familiars Tomoe and Mizuki, has faced numerous obstacles since becoming the patron god of Mikage Shrine. When the wind god Otohiko invites her to the Divine Assembly in Izumo—the realm of the gods—she decides to bring Mizuki along, leaving Tomoe behind to impersonate her at school. But Nanami has a hidden reason for attending: she hopes to learn the location of the missing Lord Mikage, the shrine's former deity. Following her time in Izumo, Nanami encounters Botanmaru, a young tengu searching for someone Nanami knows intimately—Shinjirou Kurama, the tengu who became a goth idol. Botanmaru pleads for Shinjirou, their prince, to return to Mount Kurama and overthrow Jirou, who has seized control of their home. Yet Nanami soon realizes that a more sinister force than Jirou is manipulating events on the mountain. As a novice goddess gradually growing more comfortable with her divine role, Nanami must navigate a tengu rebellion, her deepening feelings for Tomoe, and the appearance of a mysterious man connected to both Tomoe's past and Nanami's destiny.

A nine-year-old boy named Ren, whose last kind relative has died, finds himself rejected by his remaining family. With no parents, no real home, and nowhere to turn, he escapes into the tangled streets and back alleys of Shibuya. Wandering through the maze-like paths, Ren stumbles upon the intimidating Kumatetsu, who leads him into the beast realm of Shibuten. Kumatetsu sees the boy as his opportunity to become a candidate to succeed the retiring lord of the realm. Though nearly unbeatable in combat, Kumatetsu's cold demeanor has left him without any disciples to train, making it impossible to prove he deserves to be the lord's successor. Despite their different objectives, the two agree to help each other achieve their goals. Kumatetsu seeks recognition, while Ren—now called Kyuuta—searches for the home he never had. As the years go by, it becomes clear that they are aiding each other in ways neither anticipated. Perhaps the divide between a boy and a beast has always been smaller than either of them ever realized.

Grisaia no Rakuen picks up immediately after the events of Grisaia no Meikyuu. Kazami Yuuji is taken into custody on suspicion of terrorism, with a video surfacing that appears to offer solid proof of his involvement. He is detained by Ichigaya. Ichigaya is fully aware that Yuuji did not actually commit the crimes he has been charged with. However, Yuuji did fail to eliminate Heath Oslo, the leader of the terrorist organization that possesses an extremely dangerous weapon. In truth, Ichigaya have their own designs for Yuuji... But all hope may not be lost for Yuuji. The girls of Mihama Academy refuse to let him be exploited for political purposes, and neither does the mysterious new individual who suddenly appears before them.

Basara Toujou struggles through a harsh life as the older step-brother of the demon sisters Mio and Maria Naruse, devoting himself to protecting them from arrogant demons who seek Mio's power. His responsibilities become even more tangled due to rising political conflict in the demon realm. After a messenger calls Mio to the demon world, she and her allies go there despite the dangers. Left stranded in enemy territory, Basara must use the power of erotic pleasure to increase his strength and accomplish the nearly unattainable goal of keeping everyone safe.

In Ikebukuro, the residents continue to have their lives intertwined as if by fate. Mikado Ryuugamine moves closer to achieving his goal of an exciting life, delving deeper into the city's darker aspects. Having taken complete control over a former rival, he uses his new power as he sees fit, cleansing the Dollars from within to shape them into his ideal organization. This proves difficult, as Mikado must handle unwanted outside interference, especially from a re-emerging and sorely missed friend. Meanwhile, Izaya Orihara still has plans in motion, though a competing information exchange center lurking in the beloved downtown district has become a significant obstacle. Undoubtedly, chaos will strike again sooner or later.

In the year 320, the Kingdom of Pars, led by the aggressive King Andragoras III, is locked in conflict with the neighboring Lusitanian Empire. Prince Arslan, who differs greatly from his father, takes to the battlefield for the first time, hoping to prove his courage. But when the king is betrayed by a trusted official, the Parsian army is crushed, and the capital Ecbatana falls under siege. With the army shattered and the Lusitanians hunting him, Arslan is forced to flee. Accompanied by the loyal general Daryun, he begins a quest to gather allies who can help him reclaim his homeland. Yet the prince's enemies extend beyond those occupying his kingdom. Other nations' armies are poised to seize Ecbatana, and the mysterious figure behind Lusitania's triumph—a man concealed behind a silver mask—poses a grave danger to Arslan and his group. This masked individual holds a secret that could threaten Arslan's claim to the throne. Facing overwhelming odds, Arslan must summon the strength and resolve to overcome these challenges and find allies who will stand by him on the journey that will prepare him for his future role as king.

Tensions escalate among the clans as the Green King initiates moves that risk plunging the world into chaos. After the Gold King's death, the Dresden Slate—the source of the Kings' power—faces danger. Nagare Hisui, the cunning and enigmatic leader of the Green Clan Jungle, is determined to seize the powerful Slate by any means. Directly opposing him is Sceptre 4, the Blue Clan, led by their steadfast King, Reishi Munakata. Yet the alarming sight of his deteriorating Sword of Damocles jeopardizes both his clan's stability and all of Japan. Meanwhile, still recovering from their devastating losses, Anna Kushina and her aggressive clan HOMRA find themselves entangled in the Green King's schemes. Amid the turmoil, Kurou Yatogami and Neko are left defenseless while their cherished friend, Yashiro Isana, the Silver King, remains absent. As the remaining clans struggle against the Green King's formidable forces, one final king appears.

Seiken Tsukai no World Break is set at Akane Private Academy, where students who carry memories of their former lives are trained in Ancestral Arts to protect humanity from random monster attacks by Metaphysicals. These students, called saviors, are split into two types: kurogane, who channel prana to summon offensive weapons, and kuroma, who use magic. The story opens six months before the major climax, during the first-day opening ceremonies of the school year. After the ceremony, protagonist Moroha Haimura meets a girl named Satsuki Ranjou, who reveals she was his little sister in a past life where Moroha was a heroic prince capable of cutting down entire armies with his swordplay. Soon after, he meets another girl, Shizuno Urushibara, who eventually discloses that she knew Moroha in a completely different past life as a dark lord wielding destructive magic, who rescued her from a life of slavery. Can those whose minds dwell in both the present and the past truly achieve a bright future? Dive into the intricate world of Seiken Tsukai no World Break to find out!

In a world where magical dangers and threats are ever-present, specialized warriors called Inquisitors are trained to non-violently prevent these threats and malicious activities. The Anti-Magic Academy is a dedicated institution that educates and trains these Inquisitors, dividing students into small squads to foster teamwork. Among them is the 35th Test Platoon, nicknamed the "Small Fry Platoon" because of its low ranking and unskilled members. But things shift when Ouka Ootori, a strong-willed and rebellious former Inquisitor, is forced to join the platoon after breaking rules and committing a serious offense: killing a witch. Her arrival sparks conflict, as she clashes with the clumsy squad captain Takeru Kusanagi and argues with the rest of the team over her attitude toward witches. This mismatched group has a long journey ahead if they hope to succeed and move up the ranks at the Anti-Magic Academy—they must first resolve their differences and learn to cooperate as a unit.

The conflict between the Terrans and the Vers Empire of Mars has concluded, allowing humanity to savor a period of tranquility. Yet nineteen months later, the Vers princess makes a startling proclamation: "the Terrans are a foolish race that hoards resources, destroys the environment, and indulges in hedonism." To safeguard their precious Earth, she commands her knights to take up arms, reigniting the fierce struggle between the two civilizations. Slaine Troyard has secured his place among the Martians, granting Earth a brief reprieve from the war with the Vers Empire. However, a peaceful resolution appears out of reach. Those who once fought desperately to survive are now caught in another bloody and chaotic confrontation—one that will change the destiny of humanity forever.

Hayato Izumi is a shy, academically minded high school student who decides to run for student council president. But his campaign is quickly crushed by his opponent, Ui Wakana, a lively and outgoing girl who advocates for improving school life through love and sex education. Accepting defeat, Hayato becomes the vice president. Soon after the election, Ui drops a bombshell: she is moving into Hayato's home—as his wife. Though initially reluctant, Hayato learns that their parents arranged the marriage and eventually goes along with it. As they start their new life together, the couple must navigate living under the same roof while keeping their secret relationship hidden from the entire school.

Kimito Kagurazaka is an ordinary guy with an alleged obsession with muscular men—or at least, that's the false story he's forced to maintain to avoid trouble at Seikain Academy, an elite all-girls school. Abducted by the institution under the mistaken belief that he is attracted to men, Kimito becomes their "commoner sample," meant to introduce the students to both common life and male presence so their eventual transition to the outside world won't be shocking. Threatened with castration if his true preferences contradict the school's assumptions, Kimito keeps up the charade to safeguard his masculinity. However, eccentric individuals lurk everywhere, complicating Kimito's existence further. Among them are Aika Tenkuubashi, a social misfit who speaks without a filter; Hakua Shiodome, a child prodigy; Karen Jinryou, a samurai's daughter obsessed with defeating Kimito; and Reiko Arisugawa, the perfect student who harbors fantasies of marrying him. Together with the commoner himself, these four girls form the Commoner Club, aiming to educate the students about life beyond the school walls, while Kimito gradually uncovers the peculiarities of the girls surrounding him.

One afternoon after school, Asahi Kuromine accidentally discovers that Youko Shiragami, the classmate he has a crush on, is actually a vampire. Following her father's rules, Youko must now leave school to protect her family. Asahi refuses to let her go and vows to keep her true identity a secret. But this proves much harder than expected, since Asahi has a transparent face and simply cannot keep anything hidden. This is just the start of his problems—more supernatural beings start appearing in his life, and he must safeguard all their secrets or face the repercussions. Jitsu wa Watashi wa follows Asahi as he copes with his new friends and the unusual issues they bring, struggles to stay quiet, and desperately tries to win Youko's heart along the way.

On his first day of junior high, Eren Yeager runs into a titan—and gets his lunch stolen! From that moment onward, he harbors a deep resentment toward titans for swiping his favorite food, a cheeseburger, and swears to wipe them out for good. Together with his adoptive sister Mikasa Ackerman and their friend Armin Arlert, the three of them navigate the halls of Titan Junior High, meeting familiar faces and joining various clubs and activities as members of the Wall Cleanup Club. A parody of the massively popular original series, Shingeki! Kyojin Chuugakkou puts beloved characters into a junior high school setting, where they battle to defend their lunches from hungry titans.

The emotionless assassin Golden Darkness returns to explore the secrets of her new existence, while the sinister Nemesis manipulates her younger sister Mea from the shadows. Along with their newly found mother, Tearju, this once-divided family becomes the focus of everyone's attention. Meanwhile, Princess Momo's Harem Plan falters as Rito struggles to confess to his longtime crush Haruna, who has developed her own feelings. But beneath the surface, not all is calm; an evil force lurks within the harmless chaos, threatening to overshadow the love, joy, and bonds of Rito and his harem. Only the power of love can hope to dispel the darkness.

More than three centuries have passed since the Calamity War, a massive conflict between Earth and its space colonies. Earth is now governed by four economic blocs, with the military force Gjallarhorn tasked with maintaining order. Mars, however, remains heavily reliant on Earth's economy. Shocked by the terrible living conditions endured by Mars' inhabitants, Kudelia Aina Bernstein, a young noble from the Chryse Autonomous Region, becomes involved in the Red Planet's independence movement. She hires the local company Chryse Guard Security (CGS) to escort her on a trip to Earth to negotiate economic terms with the earthly bloc controlling the region. The Third Army Division—comprising Mikazuki Augus, Orga Itsuka, and numerous other child soldiers—is chosen to protect her. When Gjallarhorn attacks the CGS facilities to eliminate the young revolutionary threatening their interests, Orga and his comrades must prevent the attackers from succeeding. In fact, Gjallarhorn's actions may inadvertently become the spark that leads these children to forge their own path.

Years ago, humanity was nearly annihilated by enormous magical armored insects that grew too powerful and aggressive to manage. Due to these colossal bugs, people no longer inhabit the earth and instead reside in floating cities. Yet, all is not lost, as wizards from prestigious floating wizard academies battle these monsters. Kanata Age is a young man now branded a traitor, despite once being hailed as the "Black Master Swordsman." He receives an opportunity to restore his reputation by instructing team E601, a squad currently facing challenges. The team consists of three girls—Misora Whitale, Lecty Eisenach, and Rico Flamel—each struggling with their own issues. It seems Kanata will find himself in deep trouble more than once because of them.

As the tales of everyone linked to Wagnaria reach their conclusion, one thing is for sure: the workplace is about to become more chaotic than ever! From painfully awkward romances to determined searches for missing relatives and even tense family get-togethers, Souta Takanashi—who adores all things cute and tiny—and his eccentric team have their hands full. With an abundance of Napoleon complexes, androphobia, and katana-wielding antics that make a frying pan seem tame, Working!!! serves up one last helping of the staff's hilarious misadventures at everyone's favorite family restaurant.