2019 Anime

Since his father passed away, Tanjirou Kamado has shouldered the responsibility of providing for his family. Although they live in poverty on a remote mountain, the Kamado household enjoys a relatively peaceful and happy life. One day, Tanjirou goes down to a nearby village to earn some money by selling charcoal. As night falls on his way back, he is forced to take refuge in the home of a strange man, who warns him about flesh-eating demons that lurk in the woods after dark. When he finally returns home the following morning, he is confronted with a horrific scene—his entire family has been slaughtered. Even worse, the only survivor is his sister Nezuko, who has been transformed into a bloodthirsty demon. Fueled by rage and grief, Tanjirou vows to avenge his family and stay by his last remaining sibling. Alongside the mysterious organization known as the Demon Slayer Corps, he will do whatever it takes to slay demons and preserve the last remnants of his beloved sister's humanity.

In an effort to restore the fading hope of humanity, the Survey Corps launch an operation to reclaim Wall Maria, where the fight against the ruthless Titans resumes. Returning to the ruined Shiganshina District, once his childhood home, Eren Yeager and his comrades find the area strangely devoid of Titans. Even after sealing the outer gate, they face no opposition. The mission proceeds smoothly until Armin Arlert, deeply suspicious of the enemy's absence, notices troubling hints of a hidden trap. Shingeki no Kyojin Season 3 Part 2 follows Eren as he swears to reclaim everything that was taken from him. Alongside him, the Survey Corps push forward—through countless sacrifices—to carve a path to victory and unlock the secrets hidden in the Yeager family basement.

Nestled within a dense forest and secured by a gated entrance, the Grace Field House serves as a home for orphans who live harmoniously as a single family under the care of their beloved "Mama," Isabella. While the children must undergo daily tests, they are permitted to enjoy their free time outdoors, provided they strictly adhere to the rule of staying close to the orphanage. Every few months, a child is adopted and sent away to a new family, never to be heard from again. Yet, the three eldest siblings grow suspicious of the orphanage's true nature and soon uncover the grim reality facing the children, including the sinister truth behind their affectionate Mama.

After keeping his feelings hidden for five years, high school student Taiju Ooki finally works up the courage to confess to Yuzuriha Ogawa. But just as he begins, a blinding green light engulfs Earth, instantly turning all of humanity into stone. Thousands of years later, Taiju wakes up to find the modern world completely gone, replaced by a nature-covered landscape of statues. He soon encounters the only other human he knows still alive: his science-obsessed friend Senkuu, who has been conscious for several months. Senkuu reveals his grand plan—to rebuild civilization from scratch using science. Combining Taiju's physical strength with Senkuu's intellect, they form a powerful duo and soon discover a way to revive those turned to stone. However, Senkuu's ambitious strategy faces obstacles when those who awaken challenge his ideas. Meanwhile, the true cause behind humanity's petrification remains a mystery.

At the prestigious Shuchiin Academy, Miyuki Shirogane and Kaguya Shinomiya stand as the student body's most prominent leaders. Miyuki, recognized as the nation's top student and admired by both classmates and faculty, holds the position of student council president. Serving alongside him is vice president Kaguya—the eldest daughter of the affluent Shinomiya family—who excels in every conceivable area. They are admired by the entire school, often seen as the ideal pair. Yet, despite each having already fallen for the other, neither is ready to confess. The one who admits their feelings first would lose face, be looked down upon, and be considered the inferior party. With their honor and pride hanging in the balance, both Miyuki and Kaguya are fiercely determined to be the victor in this romantic war.

Having passed his Provisional Hero License exam, Izuku "Deku" Midoriya searches for an extracurricular internship with a professional hero agency. On the recommendation of his mentor All Might, Deku secures a position under All Might's former sidekick, Sir Nighteye, who has since become a renowned hero in his own right. While Deku's classmates hone their skills through various internships, the emerging villain Kai Chisaki wields his fearsome abilities to build influence in the criminal underworld. Operating under the alias Overhaul, Chisaki's ambitions bring him into conflict with the League of Villains and its leader, Tomura Shigaraki. During his internship with Sir Nighteye, Deku uncovers Chisaki's crime syndicate and the villain's hostile connection to a mysterious young girl named Eri. Concerned for the child's safety, Deku and his upperclassman Mirio Toogata must join forces to bring an end to Chisaki's oppressive rule.

After defeating Boros and his massive army, Saitama has gone back to his ordinary, uneventful life in Z-City. However, without his knowledge, the frequency of monster appearances continues to rise, straining the Hero Association's resources. The top executives decide on a risky plan to recruit thugs to assist in the fight. Yet during the first gathering with these potential recruits, a mysterious man who calls himself Garou appears. Declaring himself a monster, he begins brutally attacking the crowd. Garou continues his assault on the Hero Association, defeating every hero he comes across. He is revealed to be the top former disciple of the legendary martial artist Silverfang, and seems to be driven by unknown motives. Regardless, this beast-like man appears unstoppable. Intrigued by this puzzling new enemy and spurred by a strong desire for money, Saitama decides to take the opportunity and enters an interesting martial arts competition. As the tournament begins and Garou continues his rampage, a new great threat emerges, endangering the entire human world. Could this finally be the earth-shattering catastrophe foretold by the great seer Madame Shibabawa?

Young Thorfinn spent his childhood listening to tales told by old sailors who had crossed the ocean and arrived at the fabled land called Vinland. According to legend, it was a warm and fertile place where no one needed to fight—nothing like the frozen Icelandic village where he was born, and certainly nothing like the life he leads now as a mercenary. War has become his home. Though his father once told him, "You have no enemies. Nobody does. There is no one it is okay to hurt," as Thorfinn grew older, he came to believe that could not be further from the truth. The ongoing conflict between England and the Danes worsens every year. Death has become ordinary, and the Viking mercenaries revel in every moment of it. By allying with either side, they can drastically shift the balance of power, and the Vikings are eager to earn reputations for themselves while taking whatever spoils they can. Amid all this chaos, Thorfinn must pursue his revenge: to kill Askeladd, the man who murdered his father. For the Vikings, it seems, the only paradise is this relentless age of war and death.

The Four Cardinal Heroes are a group of regular guys from present-day Japan called to the kingdom of Melromarc to serve as its saviors. Melromarc is a country suffering from the Waves of Catastrophe, which have repeatedly devastated the land and brought disaster to its citizens for centuries. The four heroes are each given a sword, spear, bow, and shield to defeat these Waves. Naofumi Iwatani, an otaku, is cursed with the role of the "Shield Hero." With nothing but a weak shield, Naofumi is looked down upon and mocked by the other heroes and the kingdom's citizens because of his poor offensive power and unimpressive personality. After the heroes receive supplies and companions to train alongside, Naofumi begins his journey with the sole person who agrees to join him, Malty Melromarc. However, she soon betrays him, and he is wrongly accused of assaulting her. As a result, Naofumi faces severe discrimination and hatred from the people of Melromarc for a crime he never committed. With deep hurt and distrust burning inside him, Naofumi sets out to build his own strength and repair his reputation. But as he goes on, the hardship of traveling alone becomes too great, so Naofumi purchases a dying demi-human slave named Raphtalia to join him. As the Waves draw closer to the kingdom, Naofumi and Raphtalia must battle to ensure the kingdom's survival and shield its people from their doomed destiny.

Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama is growing up and gaining a deeper awareness of what it means to be a psychic with abilities that can deeply influence the lives of those around him. Together with his mentor Reigen Arataka, he continues to handle supernatural cases brought to them by clients—ranging from banishing malevolent spirits to investigating urban legends that frighten the townspeople. Although the nature of their work hasn't changed, Mob is no longer simply trailing behind Reigen without question. Carrying the memories of all he has endured as an extraordinarily powerful psychic, his encounters with the supernatural now carry greater significance. The atmosphere turns more grim and intense as the threats confronting Mob and Reigen become increasingly real and disturbing than any they have faced before.

Spontaneous Human Combustion is a chaotic affliction that has tormented humanity for many years, randomly turning normal people into blazing, aggressive beings called Infernals. While Infernals represent the first-generation cases of Human Combustion, second- and third-generation individuals are known as pyrokinetics—humans blessed with the capacity to wield and control their flames without losing their humanity. To fight the Infernal menace and uncover its origin, the Tokyo Armed Forces, Fire Defense Agency, and Holy Church of Sol created their solution: the Special Fire Force. Eager third-generation pyrokinetic Shinra Kusakabe, nicknamed Devil's Footprints for his explosive talent to ignite his feet at will, joins the lively Special Fire Force Company 8. Upholding the unit's mission to extinguish the raging Infernals and put their spirits to rest, Shinra is resolved to become a hero who rescues those endangered by the flame terror. But this is not the heroic adventure Shinra imagined. The Fire Force is a divided mess of squabbling brigades, abnormal Infernal sightings are on the rise throughout Tokyo, and a mysterious group claims to have knowledge about the strange fire that killed Shinra's family 12 years ago. Confronted with many obstacles inside and outside the Fire Force, Shinra battles to reveal the truth behind the burning mysteries that have kept him in the dark.

The land of the greedy samurai lord Daigo Kagemitsu is withering, and he will stop at nothing to gain power—even renouncing Buddha and forging a pact with demons. Twelve demons answer his prayers, granting him the strength he craves to develop his domain, but at a cost. When Kagemitsu's first son is born, the infant lacks limbs, a nose, eyes, ears, and even skin—yet he somehow survives. The child is cast into a river and forgotten. However, fate intervenes when a medicine man rescues him, fitting him with prosthetics and weapons so he can survive and defend himself. The boy grows up, and though he cannot see, hear, or feel anything, he must slay the demons that took his body parts as tribute. With each demon's death, he reclaims a piece of himself that is rightfully his. He wanders alone for many years until he meets an orphan boy named Dororo, who becomes his friend. This unlikely pair of outcasts now struggles for survival and their humanity in a merciless world overrun by demons.

Tokyo is plagued by incessant rain showers that disrupt the daily rhythm of its inhabitants. Into this seemingly endless downpour steps Hodaka Morishima, a runaway high school student struggling to survive on his own. He finds work at a small publishing company. Meanwhile, the orphaned Hina Amano searches for a job to support herself and her younger brother. Their paths cross when Hodaka rescues Hina from suspicious men, and they decide to flee together. Soon after, Hodaka learns that Hina possesses a strange but incredible gift: she can summon clear skies by praying. Recognizing Tokyo's unusual weather, Hodaka sees a chance to use this ability. He proposes that Hina become a "sunshine girl"—someone who brings sunlight to people in their moments of need. At first, things improve for them. But everyone knows that such power comes with a heavy price.

Fuutarou Uesugi is a top-tier high school student, but his life is far from easy. His aloof demeanor and tendency to keep to himself have left him without friends, and his father's heavy debts force the family to struggle just to get by. One day during lunch, Uesugi gets into an argument with a female transfer student who takes "his seat," creating mutual dislike between them. Later that same day, he receives a golden chance to wipe out his family's debt: a private tutoring job for a wealthy family's daughter, paying five times the usual rate. He accepts the offer, only to be horrified when he learns the client, Itsuki Nakano, is the very girl he clashed with earlier. After failing to mend fences with Itsuki, Uesugi realizes his troubles are just beginning: Itsuki is actually one of quintuplets. In addition to her, he must also tutor her sisters—Miku, Yotsuba, Nino, and Ichika—who, despite being in real danger of failing their classes, want nothing to do with a tutor. But with his family's survival on the line, Uesugi presses on, determined to overcome the sisters' hatred for studying and successfully guide them to graduation.

In a sophisticated civilization populated by anthropomorphic creatures, a fragile peace is maintained between carnivores and herbivores. This tension reaches a boiling point at Cherryton Academy following a shocking predation attack that claims the life of Tem, an alpaca member of the drama club. Legoshi, a grey wolf working in the stage crew, has long been viewed with suspicion due to his species. In the wake of the tragedy, he attempts to suppress his instincts and remain inconspicuous, a choice that frustrates Louis, a red deer and the arrogant lead actor. While sneaking into the auditorium to help Tem’s replacement prepare for a performance, Louis tasks Legoshi with acting as a lookout. During this shift, Legoshi crosses paths with Haru, a white dwarf rabbit who faces ridicule from others. As his complex emotions for Haru develop, clashing with his natural predatory urges, Legoshi is compelled to face his true identity, investigate the circumstances behind Tem’s death, and grapple with the pervasive violence threatening their society.

Tooru Honda has always been captivated by the Chinese zodiac tales her beloved mother shared with her as a child. But a sudden family tragedy upends her life, leaving her entirely on her own. Forced to live in a tent, Tooru unknowingly sets up camp on land belonging to the prestigious Souma family. One day, she stumbles upon their home and meets Shigure, an older Souma cousin, and Yuki, the "prince" of her school. She tells them she resides nearby, but the Soumas soon uncover her hidden plight of homelessness when they spot her returning to her tent one night. Things begin to improve for Tooru when they kindly offer her a place to stay after learning of her situation. However, she quickly gets caught in a quarrel between Yuki and his short-tempered cousin, Kyou. In trying to intervene, she discovers the Souma family’s own deep secret: whenever they are embraced by a member of the opposite sex, they transform into the animals of the Chinese zodiac. With this newfound knowledge, Tooru realizes that living with the Soumas will be an unexpected journey filled with laughter and romance.

In the sprawling city of Orario, adventurers pour in to brave the monster-filled "Dungeon" as a daily routine. Among them is the easily embarrassed yet courageous Bell Cranel, the only member of the Hestia Familia. With support from his demi-human assistant Liliruca Arde and skilled blacksmith Welf Crozzo, Bell earns the nickname Little Rookie as he becomes the fastest-rising adventurer in Orario through his exploits in the Dungeon's deeper floors. Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka II follows Bell's ongoing journey as he seeks to bring honor to his goddess and safeguard those dear to him. Meanwhile, various familias and deities throughout the city start paying attention to his accomplishments and try to recruit him into their own ranks.

It comes as no surprise that the Demon Lord's forces fear the Crimson Demons, the clan to which Megumin and Yunyun belong. Even if the Demon Lord's generals attack their village, the Crimson Demons can easily brush them off thanks to their unrivaled mastery of advanced and overpowered magic. When Yunyun receives what appears to be a serious letter about an impending disaster in her hometown, she promptly informs Kazuma Satou and the rest of his party. After a series of absurd misunderstandings, it turns out to be nothing more than a prank by a fellow demon who wants to become an author. Even so, Megumin grows worried about her family and sets out toward the Crimson Demons' village with the group. Once there, Kazuma and the others decide to sightsee the wonders of Megumin's birthplace. However, they soon come to realize that the nonsense threat they received might have been more than just a joke.

After the defeat of Quinella, the pontifex of the Axiom Church, the situation has not settled. When Kazuto "Kirito" Kirigaya contacts the real world, he learns that the Ocean Turtle, a mega-float controlled by Rath, was attacked. The raiders cause a short-circuit that damages Kirito's fluctlight, leaving him in a coma. Worried about the safety of those in the Axiom Church, Alice brings the unconscious Kirito back to her former home, Rulid Village, ignoring her banishment for an unresolved crime. She now lives a quiet, peaceful life near the village, hoping Kirito will awaken. But tragedy strikes when Alice realizes the Dark Territory has begun invading the Human Empire. Taking up her old name, Alice Synthesis Thirty, she vows to defeat the Dark Territory and protect the world that Kirito and Eugeo fought so hard to defend.

As Yumeko Jabami's reputation grows and the student council loses its grip on power, Kirari Momobami decides to restructure the organization by calling for a presidential election. The rules are simple: each student at the academy receives a single chip, and after thirty days, whoever holds the most chips becomes the new student council president and leader of the Momobami family. In response, the branch families of the Momobami clan swing into action. Eleven transfer students enroll at Hyakkao Private Academy, each determined to seize control of both the school and the family hierarchy. Equipped with unique skills, they compete to gather the most chips, aware that their goals reach far beyond merely securing votes.

Natsuo Fujii knows the sting of unrequited love all too well, as he secretly longs for Hina, his school's perpetually cheerful teacher. Crushed by the impossibility of his feelings, Natsuo reluctantly attends a mixer at his friends' urging, where he meets Rui, a girl who shares his emotional detachment. Eager to prove her maturity to those who see her as naive, Rui invites Natsuo to her home and asks him to sleep with her. Still haunted by his feelings for Hina, Natsuo reluctantly agrees. Both leave the encounter feeling empty, and they part as strangers. Before Natsuo can process what happened, his father announces his remarriage and introduces the bride, Tsukiko Tachibana, to the family. The shock deepens when Natsuo learns that Tsukiko's daughters are none other than Hina and Rui, making them his new step-sisters. Now forced to live under the same roof as the woman he loves and the girl who shared his first night, Natsuo must navigate a tangle of emotions and confront the darker, more complicated aspects of love.

Six months after his unexpected encounter with a bunny girl in a library, Sakuta Azusagawa is living happily with his girlfriend, Mai Sakurajima—the very same bunny girl. However, the return of Shouko Makinohara, his mysterious first crush now grown up, introduces a fresh challenge to his relationship with Mai. Compounding the issue, he meets a middle school version of Shouko in the hospital, battling a serious illness. Strangely, his old scars begin aching whenever he is near her. Since Shouko’s bizarre situation somehow revolves around him, Sakuta must accept his own conflicted feelings, whatever the outcome. With a young girl’s fate resting on his decisions, what actions can he possibly take?

Hajime Nagumo, an ordinary 17-year-old otaku, has his mundane life disrupted when he and his classmates are transported to a fantasy world to save humanity. While his peers gain powerful combat skills, Hajime is ridiculed for receiving a seemingly useless transmutation ability with no offensive power. During a mission in the Great Orcus Labyrinth, a classmate betrays him and casts him into a deep chasm. Though he survives the fall, he must face dangerous monsters and harsh trials that force him into a grim fight for survival. Determined to make it out and return home, Hajime allies with Yue, an imprisoned vampire he meets in the depths, who shares his objective. Together with other companions they gather, Hajime struggles to escape the labyrinth, slowly transforming from a powerless outcast into the strongest adventurer in the world.

After defeating the 10 Commandments, Meliodas and the Seven Deadly Sins take a respite in the Kingdom of Liones. However, this peace is short-lived, as the group must undergo intense trials meant to prepare them for their previous enemies and mend their lingering emotional wounds. With guidance from those connected to their past, the Sins work to stop the 10 Commandments' nefarious plots, which were set in motion ten thousand years ago. As they investigate further, they discover deep secrets about each other and their forebears. Armed with this knowledge, the true battle against the 10 Commandments begins. Nanatsu no Taizai: Kamigami no Gekirin follows the Seven Deadly Sins and their allies, revealing that their actions have set off far-reaching effects in the current era, much greater than they initially anticipated.

After the three-way organizational war ends, government official Ango Sakaguchi remembers an event from years ago, following the death of the previous Port Mafia boss. At that time, Osamu Dazai was still a new recruit and was assigned to investigate rumors about a mysterious explosion that had destroyed part of the city years earlier, along with its possible link to the alleged return of the former boss. Forced by circumstances beyond his control, Dazai is paired with Chuuya Nakahara, the talented but hotheaded leader of a rival gang called the Sheep, to find out the truth behind the case and uncover the mystery of Arahabaki—the fire god who may hold the key to solving it. Back in the present, the Armed Detective Agency returns to its usual routine. But their peaceful break is short-lived, as both old and new enemies gather their strength and prepare for another confrontation.

There is a well-known saying: "you can never be too careful." It is crucial to prepare for every possible scenario, even if it seems like a pointless waste of time. Additionally, in RPGs and similar games, it is wise to overlevel compared to your enemies to ensure total victory. These words describe Seiya Ryuuguuin a little too well. Summoned by the goddess Ristarte to prevent the world of Gaeabrande from being destroyed, the hero begins his noble quest. However, despite having overpowered stats, he spends an extremely long time training himself. He uses his strongest skills against weak enemies and buys far too many supplies and potions—all in the name of safety. While his attitude may be somewhat irritating, it could very well be what saves Gaeabrande, especially given that it is a world where the forces of evil dominate every expectation.

At Tootsuki Culinary Academy, an intense eight-on-eight Shokugeki called the Régiment de Cuisine continues between Central and the rebel faction led by Souma Yukihira and Erina Nakiri. Despite achieving a stunning flawless victory in the first round, the rebels still face a difficult challenge ahead, as they must now confront the remaining members of the Elite Ten Council. With Tootsuki's future hanging in the balance, Souma and Erina must go far beyond their own boundaries, applying everything gained from their mentors and ultimately relying on the meals they have prepared together as friends.

In the kingdom of Earlshide, Merlin Wolford was once hailed as a national hero for his tremendous power and achievements. Wanting a quiet life, he retired to a secluded rural area to raise an orphan he had rescued. That child is Shin, a former Japanese office worker reincarnated into this world with his past memories intact. Over the years, Shin demonstrates remarkable brilliance in both magic and combat, continually astonishing Merlin. However, on his fifteenth birthday, it becomes apparent that Shin’s talents are purely combat-oriented, leaving him socially awkward, lacking common sense, and somewhat reckless. To address these deficiencies, he enrolls in the kingdom’s Magic Academy to grow alongside his peers. But a peaceful existence proves impossible, as he quickly becomes a local sensation upon arrival. As Shin Wolford adjusts to school life in the capital, he forms friendships, explores the world, and faces the various evil forces threatening him and his city.

Clutching his Gibson guitar tightly, Mafuyu Satou leaves his dim apartment to start another day of high school. While dozing off on a quiet stairwell in the gymnasium, he stumbles into fellow student Ritsuka Uenoyama, who scolds him for letting his guitar strings rust and snap. Seeing Uenoyama's familiarity with the instrument, Satou begs him to repair it and teach him to play. Uenoyama eventually consents and asks him to join a jam session with his two bandmates: bassist Haruki Nakayama and drummer Akihiko Kaji. Satou's voice is stunningly beautiful, driving Uenoyama to make him the band's lead singer. Though hesitant at first, Satou accepts after an emotional encounter with an old friend. With his new companions' support, Satou must learn to play guitar and also confront the mysterious circumstances that made him its owner.

Iruma Suzuki, a fourteen-year-old boy, has had a streak of misfortune his entire life, forced to work to support his neglectful parents despite being underage. One day, he discovers that his parents have sold him to the demon Sullivan. However, Iruma's fears about his fate are quickly alleviated, as Sullivan simply wants a grandchild, doting on him and enrolling him in the demon school known as Babyls. Initially, Iruma tries to stay unnoticed, terrified that his classmates will discover he is human. Unfortunately, this proves far harder than anticipated. It turns out that Sullivan himself is the school's chairman, and everyone expects Iruma to become the next Demon King! Iruma immediately finds himself in an absurd predicament when he must recite a forbidden spell in front of the entire student body. As a result, he quickly gains an unwanted reputation. Even so, he is sure to be dragged into even stranger situations.

Amatsuyu "Jouro" Kisaragi is a seemingly average second-year high school student who unexpectedly finds himself on two dates within a single weekend. The first is with Student Council President Sakura "Cosmos" Akino, followed by a date with his childhood friend Aoi "Himawari" Hinata. In a twist, both girls confess their affection not for Jouro, but for his best friend, Taiyou "Sun-chan" Ooga, the star pitcher of the baseball team. Acting as a romantic advisor, Jouro agrees to help Cosmos and Himawari win Sun-chan’s heart. Yet, Jouro’s cheerful and oblivious demeanor is merely a mask designed to mimic a typical rom-com lead. Underneath this sunny exterior hides a calculating schemer who devises a new plan: manipulate Sun-chan into falling for either Cosmos or Himawari, allowing Jouro to pursue the other girl. This scheme is threatened by Sumireko "Pansy" Sanshokuin, a gloomy girl with glasses who exposes Jouro’s true nature and confesses her love for the real him. Caught in this chaotic web of deceit, traps, and misunderstandings, the five students struggle to achieve their romantic ambitions.

Isabella, a daughter of the noble York family, is sent to an all-girls academy to be molded into a lady worthy of nobility. Yet she has abandoned hope for her future, seeing the prestigious school as nothing more than a prison cut off from the outside world. Observing her difficulties with her studies, her family hires Violet Evergarden to serve as her private tutor, disguised as a handmaiden. Initially, Isabella treats Violet coldly. Violet appears flawless at everything, leading Isabella to believe she was born with a silver spoon. But as they spend time together, Isabella begins to recognize that Violet has endured her own hardships and starts to open up. Isabella soon reveals that she has lost touch with her beloved younger sister, Taylor Bartlett, whom she longs to see again. Having experienced the power of words through her past clients, Violet asks Isabella if she would like to write a letter to Taylor. Can Violet help Isabella convey her feelings to her long-lost sister?

Nariyuki Yuiga, a third-year high school student from a humble background, works tirelessly to secure the prestigious VIP scholarship that would cover his entire university tuition. The headmaster acknowledges his efforts and awards him the scholarship, but with one catch: he must tutor the school's top students in their weak subjects. His pupils are Rizu Ogata, a math prodigy aiming for a humanities degree; Fumino Furuhashi, a literary genius who wants to pursue science; and Uruka Takemoto, Yuiga's athletic childhood friend who struggles in every subject. In We Never Learn, Yuiga encounters a series of bizarre and comedic situations as he tries to guide these three eccentric students. With Ogata and Furuhashi's ambitions opposing their natural strengths, Yuiga must figure out whether he can successfully help them achieve their goals.

The Fifth Holy Grail War rages on, and the turmoil raises the stakes for all involved. Shirou Emiya persists in the conflict, striving to become a hero of justice who can save everyone. He ventures forth to uncover the truth behind a mysterious dark shadow and its killing spree, resolved to vanquish it. Meanwhile, Shinji Matou initiates his own schemes, threatening Shirou through his sister, Sakura Matou. Shirou and Rin Tohsaka engage Shinji in battle, aiming to free Sakura from her brother's mistreatment. However, the grim reality of the Matou siblings begins to emerge, revealing numerous dark secrets. Fate/stay night Movie: Heaven's Feel - II. Lost Butterfly continues to center on the remaining Masters and Servants as they clash with one another, each hoping to claim the Holy Grail. Yet, as darkness spreads through Fuyuki City, even the state of their sacred war may be imperiled.

Shidou Itsuka keeps carrying out his duty for Ratatoskr, finding Spirits and sealing their abilities while strengthening the connections he's built with the ones he's already sealed. When new Spirits appear, he has to tackle more difficult problems to stop additional catastrophes, and along the way, he discovers more about where the Spirits truly come from.

During a meal with her close friend Ayaka Uehara, high school student Hibiki Sakura is teased about putting on weight. After failing to stick with her solo exercise routine, she signs up at the newly opened Silverman Gym. There, she runs into Akemi Souryuuin, the school's idol and student council president. Hibiki soon discovers the gym is packed with elite bodybuilders, and Akemi turns out to be a hardcore muscle fanatic. Initially put off, Hibiki is won over by the trainer Naruzou Machio and decides to become a member. Her impulsive decision launches her into the struggles of her new fitness journey.

One regular day, Tanya Degurechaff, 16-year-old isekai protagonist Satou Kazuma, expansionist overlord Ainz Ooal Gown, and the demon sisters Rem and Ram each go about their usual activities. Suddenly, a flashy red button that seems to demand pressing appears in front of them. Giving in to their curiosity, these otherworldly individuals push it and find themselves transported to a strange new world. Left with no means to return, they must adapt to a mundane school life and get to know one another. One thing remains constant: a classroom packed with beloved quirky characters is never dull!

Ichirou Satou is a fairly average second-year high school student, but his ordinary life is disrupted by his Japanese teacher, Kana Kojima. Nicknamed "The Demon," Kojima is so feared that even the local troublemakers obey her without question. Everything changes when Ichirou accidentally runs into Kojima in the restroom, an encounter that creates a deeply personal bond and leaves him unable to stop thinking about her for days afterward. The series follows the developing relationship between the student and his teacher as they keep ending up in similarly awkward situations, growing closer with each unexpected meeting.

Kuroto Nakano is a salaryman pushed to his limits by constant overwork and chronic stress, yet he has no choice but to keep going just to get by. This relentless pressure builds up inside him as a form of destructive darkness that can eventually destroy a person's life—a phenomenon visible only to fox deities. These divine foxes are entrusted with rescuing individuals before it's too late. To lighten Kuroto's load, Senko-san, an eight-hundred-year-old fox goddess, steps in to look after him, dedicating herself to soothing his weary soul with her unwavering care.

As children, Izumi Norimoto and Kazusa Onodera were as close as siblings. But when puberty arrived in middle school, Kazusa’s feelings changed, and the other girls began to avoid him. To escape this social isolation, Kazusa distanced herself from Izumi upon entering high school. She found refuge in the literature club, whose members distracted her from her loneliness. The club became notorious across campus for reading erotic passages from novels aloud, earning a reputation so intimidating that no teacher would agree to be their adviser. The dynamic shifts when a discussion about bucket lists leads one member to bring up sex. This revelation triggers an obsession among the five girls, as thoughts of intimacy consume their daily lives. The situation escalates for Kazusa after she accidentally witnesses Izumi in a private moment, forcing her to confront her deep-seated feelings for him. With their hearts racing and the club on the verge of disbanding, the group must fight to preserve both their sanity and their shared existence.

Urano Motosu has an insatiable passion for reading, devouring any text she can get her hands on, regardless of the genre. She nearly achieves her dream of becoming a librarian, but her life is cut short by an accident. In her final moments, she wishes to have more books to read in whatever life comes next. Her wish is granted when she is reborn as Myne, a frail five-year-old girl in a medieval world. Her first thought is her love of reading, but she quickly becomes distressed by the scarcity of books. Without a printing press, every book must be handwritten and copied, making them prohibitively expensive and accessible only to the nobility. However, Myne refuses to let this stop her. Her determination to read is unwavering, and if she cannot find books, she will simply create them herself.

Humanity, driven to the edge of extinction, now lives entirely within the glass-covered city-state of Flandore. Deadly lycanthropes prowl beyond these protective domes, while inside, society is split strictly into nobles and commoners. Nobles have the special power to use mana, which gives them superhuman abilities needed to fight the creatures of darkness. Melida Angel, a thirteen-year-old noble girl, has not been able to awaken her mana and suffers harsh treatment at her elite academy. The Angel family hires Kufa Vampir as her tutor with a secret purpose: he is an assassin ordered to kill Melida if she turns out to be manaless. Though Kufa initially decides she must be eliminated, he is touched by her determination and self-confidence during a confrontation. Instead of following through with his mission, he finds a way for her to unlock her magic. As Melida learns to control mana under Kufa's instruction, he forsakes his assignment, risking his life to keep her secret from both the Angel family and his guild. Yet, safeguarding their hidden truth becomes increasingly challenging as unforeseen threats begin to emerge.

Ordinary high school student Taichi Nishimura and his childhood friend Rin Azuma are walking to class one normal morning when a blinding light suddenly envelops them, transporting them to a fantasy world filled with magical beasts. After arriving, they barely survive a dangerous encounter with a monster but are saved by a group of adventurers. These experienced travelers warn that without any preparation or skills, the pair is vulnerable to the increasing monster threats, and advise them to visit the Guild to have their magical aptitude evaluated and register as adventurers. However, the results of their assessment are unprecedented: Taichi and Rin display abilities far beyond those of typical mages, instantly elevating them from ordinary students to overpowered cheat magicians. As the duo adapts to their new surroundings and learns to control their immense powers, they seek a way back home and investigate the reason behind their sudden displacement. Yet, even as they proceed on this journey, hidden perils and unexpected troubles continue to emerge from the shadows.

Despite the significant amount of time Nishikata has spent alongside Takagi, he still can't devise the perfect strategy to defeat the relentless teaser. Whether it's a mental duel, a physical contest, or a test of bravery, every approach he takes to uncover her vulnerabilities ends in failure. Instead, his desperate efforts only expose more of his own shortcomings, which Takagi exploits to escalate her teasing. Adding to Nishikata's troubles, the frequent interactions between them may have sparked rumors among their classmates about a possible relationship. Still, the ever-optimistic Nishikata holds onto the belief that wisdom comes with time, and that his growing experience with her constant teasing will eventually pay off, bringing him the long-awaited moment of triumph. With that hope, he presses on in his quest to achieve the seemingly impossible: outsmarting Takagi and finally making her blush with embarrassment.

Like most adolescent guys, Keiki Kiryuu longs for a girlfriend. His wish appears to come true when he discovers a love letter and a pair of white panties left by an anonymous admirer he dubs Cinderella. Hoping to identify his secret suitor, Keiki looks into several possibilities: his senior Sayuki Tokihara, his underclassman Yuika Koga, and his classmate Mao Nanjou. But as he digs deeper, he finds that each girl harbors a twisted fetish hidden beneath her innocent appearance.

Half a century has passed since humanity began relocating to the terraformed Mars, where AI-driven advancements ensure a comfortable existence. Carole resides in Alba City, earning her keep with day jobs and playing keyboard at night. Tuesday flees her affluent family's control in Hershell City, yearning to pursue music with her acoustic guitar. A chance meeting brings them together, and they decide to form a musical duo. Competing against the AI-powered singers dominating the industry, they believe their heartfelt songs can truly convey their emotions. Can determination and fortune enable them to achieve the greatest miracle Mars has ever witnessed?

Gen Kudou, a koto craftsman, assumes that his grandson Chika, a known troublemaker, could never grasp the depth of the traditional instrument. Seeking to atone for his ignorance and comprehend his late grandfather's final words, Chika attempts to join the Tokise High School Koto Club. Despite the club's desperate shortage of members, new president Takezou Kurata hesitates to accept Chika's request because of his questionable reputation. However, after witnessing Chika's earnestness and passion, Takezou allows the problem child to enter, alongside koto virtuoso Satowa Houzuki and three of Chika's lively friends. Kono Oto Tomare! follows this mismatched group of musicians as they strive to compete in the national tournament.

In the year 2063, space travel has become a practical and commercial reality. When the cheerful Aries Spring arrives at the spaceport for a camp on the distant planet McPa, a reckless thief snatches her purse. The athletic Kanata Hoshijima quickly retrieves it, and Aries learns he is among the group of teenagers joining her on the excursion as team B-5. After reaching their campsite, the trip takes a sudden turn when a strange sphere of black light pulls them into the depths of outer space. Stranded with little hope, they discover an abandoned ship nearby that offers a way home. However, they soon realize they are not near their campsite but are actually thousands of light-years away from home. Faced with this reality, the nine members must carefully manage their resources, preserve their strength, and work together to overcome the challenges of space. Though the reason for their abrupt predicament remains unclear, they set out on the perilous journey back home aboard their new ship, the Astra.

As the Empire's forces sweep across the continent, they appear unstoppable. After crushing the remnants of the Republic's army, total victory seems within grasp. Yet dark clouds gather in the east: the communist Russy Federation is amassing troops on its western border, preparing to enter the war. Backed by a detachment of Allied volunteer magicians—including Mary Sioux, whose father was killed by Tanya von Degurechaff—the Federation aims to spread its communist ideology and bring the Empire to its knees. Meanwhile, Tanya and her battalion return to the imperial capital from the southern front. Upon arrival, they are ordered to investigate troop movements along the Federation border. Any escalation there could ignite new conflicts, plunging the world into a devastating global war. Will the Empire ultimately triumph in its struggle, or will it collapse under the weight of superior enemies and radically opposing ideologies?

With Nariyuki Yuiga's dedicated guidance, his classmates Rizu Ogata, Fumino Furuhashi, and Uruka Takemoto are finally achieving average scores in their weakest subjects. However, time is running out, and the three geniuses of Ichinose Academy still have a long journey ahead before they are ready for their upcoming university entrance exams. Meanwhile, the girls continue to struggle with balancing their dreams and their growing feelings for their oblivious tutor. They are joined by Mafuyu Kirisu, a teacher who holds firm beliefs about education and natural ability due to her past as a promising figure skater, and Asumi Kominami, a school graduate aiming to enter a national medical university. With these two additions, the group of six becomes livelier than ever. Completely swept up in hilarious antics alongside his new friends, Yuiga finds that his final year of high school now involves far more than just attending classes and studying.

In 2016 AD, humanity's foundation is burned away by the Mage King Solomon. Chaldea, a secret organization of mages tasked with safeguarding mankind's future, detected humanity's extinction in 2015. This led to an operation to fix the Singularities in history created by Holy Grails scattered across time and space—Operation Grand Order. Using Rayshift time travel technology, Chaldea's final master, Ritsuka Fujimaru, along with his demi-servant Mash Kyrielight, has journeyed through and resolved six Singularities. Now, they set out for their most perilous mission yet: a civilization from the Age of Gods, Mesopotamia in 2655 BC. Upon arrival, Ritsuka and Mash find the land overrun by Demonic Beasts that attack people and settlements. Amid the chaos and fear stands humanity's last bastion—Uruk, a fortified city serving as the front line in the battle against these beasts. The defensive effort is led by none other than King Gilgamesh, the King of Heroes, who summoned Heroic Spirits and took up the role of a mage to protect his city. Together with Gilgamesh and the summoned servants, Ritsuka and Mash must defend Uruk from the magical beasts' assault and defeat the Three Goddess Alliance, which seeks to eradicate all humans. Meanwhile, an even greater threat waits beneath Uruk, stirring toward awakening.

Most teenage gamers would find the prospect of forming a party with their mother in an online game both improbable and awkward. However, Masato Oosuki faces this exact situation. After filling out what appears to be a pointless survey, he is transported into a fantasy MMORPG, where his mother, Mamako, has accompanied him. To make matters more interesting, Mamako proves to be an overwhelmingly powerful swordswoman with the ability to execute two-hit multi-target attacks. Following some initial friction, the pair seeks out companions, encountering the merchant Porta and the sage Wise, as they begin their quest to clear the game.

"Ao-chan Can't Study!" follows Ao Horie, a high school student who is determined to focus on her academics to escape the shadow of her father, a notorious erotic novelist. As a child, she proudly explained the origin of her name, but now she just wants to avoid his influence. Her resolve is tested when Takumi Kijima, a nice guy, confesses his feelings to her. Instead of seeing his pure intentions, Ao’s mind is flooded with inappropriate thoughts, imagining moans and physical sensations. Misinterpreting his kindness as something else, she struggles to reject his advances while trying to concentrate on her schoolwork, finding it nearly impossible to study with such distractions.

Seven Japanese high school students, celebrated globally for their exceptional abilities, survive a plane crash and awaken in the medieval fantasy realm of Freyjagard. This world is structured around feudal society, where the byuma, a race possessing animal traits and immense physical power, coexist with the hyuma, who carry a slight potential for magic. After being rescued by Winona, a byuma warrior, and her adopted elven daughter Lyrule, the group vows to repay the kindness of Elm Village’s residents by utilizing their superior knowledge and skills, while simultaneously seeking a means to return to their original world. Tsukasa Mikogami, the Prime Minister of Japan, serves as the leader of these prodigies. He coordinates their activities within Freyjagard, aiming to secure the intelligence and resources required to fulfill their objectives. Suspecting a link between their predicament and an ancient prophecy concerning seven heroes from another world who vanquished a malevolent dragon, Tsukasa encourages the group to study the local culture and hunt for clues pointing toward Earth. However, he issues a strict directive: they must proceed with caution and avoid exerting themselves fully, ensuring that their extraordinary capabilities do not inadvertently destroy the world they inhabit.

As the new semester begins at Tanenashi High School, a disinterested freshman looks for a club that demands very little effort. He discovers the magic clubroom, where a lovely upperclassman is rehearsing spells. Plagued by stage fright that leads to frequent mistakes and embarrassing mishaps, she is quite the incompetent performer. Although he initially has no desire to join a club led by such a flawed magician, the freshman becomes a member anyway, finding himself navigating a series of awkward situations with his peculiar mentor.

The Sibyl System now allows society to measure mental states on a numerical scale. By using these "crime coefficients," authorities can apprehend a criminal before they actually commit a crime. But is this truly a flawless system? For Inspectors Kei Mikhail Ignatov and Arata Shindou, that question remains unanswered as they begin their careers with the Public Safety Bureau's Crime Investigation Department. Shindou and Ignatov are tasked with investigating the crash of a ship carrying immigrants, and they start to suspect that the incident was not an accident. At the same time, a mysterious group known as Bifrost watches them from the shadows, and they are not the only ones keeping an eye on the two new Inspectors.

Akira Oono, an ordinary office worker, has been managing the MMORPG Infinity Game for fifteen years. When he decides to finally shut down the servers, he finds himself transported into the body of Hakuto Kunai, the game's middle-aged Demon Lord, as the clock strikes midnight. Shortly after his mysterious arrival, he sees the demon Greole chasing a little girl named Aku. He easily defeats the creature, but remains uneasy, as he has no memory of creating either the girl or the demon. Questioning whether he is truly inside the world he designed, Hakuto decides to investigate. With Aku as his guide and companion, he embarks on a journey to discover who or what summoned him to this fantasy realm—all while leaving chaos and destruction in his path.

Academy City is at the cutting edge of scientific and technological innovation, most famous for creating espers—individuals who wield supernatural abilities that bend the laws of reality. The most powerful among them are the Level 5s, and the one called Accelerator stands above all, even after being weakened by a severe brain injury. By his side is the young girl named Last Order, whom he keeps close and vows to shield at any cost, despite his cold exterior. Even as Accelerator recovers from his injury, the shadowy side of Academy City remains active, drawing him unwillingly into a fresh conflict. When a mysterious young woman approaches Accelerator in search of Last Order, the top-ranked esper faces a venomous organization that has infiltrated Anti-Skill, Academy City's peacekeeping force. With dangerous factions on the move that endanger Last Order and her sisters, the self-proclaimed villain readies himself to plunge back into the darkness.

The day of graduation has arrived, signaling the conclusion of Koyomi Araragi's unusual high school years filled with strange connections to supernatural entities. Yet, Araragi suddenly gets pulled into his own bathroom mirror, finding himself trapped in a topsy-turvy realm where everything familiar is flipped upside down—the usually arrogant Karen Araragi is uncharacteristically short, the typically stoic Yotsugi Ononoki is overflowing with feelings, and the cute ghost girl Mayoi Hachikuji has become a full-grown woman! But appearances can be deceiving. Zoku Owarimonogatari follows Araragi's journey through this strange dimension as he fights to find his way back home and unravel the mysteries of this peculiar world.

Quiet rumors circulate among the female students at Shinyo Academy about a mysterious supernatural being. This being is Boogiepop, a shinigami said to kill people at the peak of their beauty before their charm fades. Few know his true identity: a protector who, after periods of inactivity, emerges as the alternate personality of high school girl Touka Miyashita to battle "the enemies of the world." Now, a series of unexplained disappearances—dismissed by the school as mere runaways—has roused Boogiepop. But somewhere on the campus, a dangerous creature lurks, waiting for the right moment to strike. Boogiepop wa Warawanai gently examines the deep connections between human beings and their experience of time, while exploring the intricate relationships, emotions, memories, and pasts of its characters.