Full Catalog

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

Ririchiyo Shirakiin, the coddled daughter of a distinguished family, has lived her whole life as a weak and dependent girl. Wanting to escape her overprotected existence, she strives for self-reliance, but her abrasive way of talking and lack of social skills create obstacles. Following advice from a childhood friend, she takes up residence at Maison de Ayakashi, a secluded apartment complex with tight security that houses a variety of eccentric tenants. Ririchiyo soon discovers these odd residents are more than just peculiar; she and her neighbors are all half-human, half-youkai hybrids. Her difficulties intensify when she is assigned a Secret Service agent as a requirement for living there. Her partner, Soushi Miketsukami, is attractive and quiet but excessively clingy and disturbingly obedient. As she deals with high school life alongside Soushi and her strange supernatural neighbors, Ririchiyo faces a complicated path ahead.

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

After the hero Emilia Justinia defeated him, the former Demon Lord Satan of Ente Isla escaped to Earth and now lives quietly in Tokyo under the name Sadao Maou. He works as a top employee at a fast-food restaurant, supporting his ex-generals Alciel and Lucifer while diligently dodging run-ins with Emi Yusa, Emilia’s human alias, and the angels who keep an eye on her. That fragile balance shatters when a dimensional rift opens during an intense quarrel between Sadao and Emi, releasing a mysterious apple that holds a toddler named Alas Ramus. The child attaches herself to them, declaring them her parents. Their already precarious routine gets further rocked by the arrival of Archangel Gabriel, who brings grim news: he aims to seize both Alas Ramus and Emi’s holy sword, and warns that failure will bring about the world’s destruction. Refusing to accept that outcome, the former foes must put aside their rivalry and unite to protect those they hold dear.

Daikichi Kawachi is a thirty-year-old unmarried man with a stable job but little direction in life. When his grandfather dies unexpectedly, he returns to the family home for the funeral. There he encounters a quiet young girl named Rin, who, to Daikichi's shock, is revealed to be his grandfather's illegitimate daughter. Reserved and distant, Rin is treated as a disgrace by the family. All of her father's relatives refuse to take her in after his death, leaving her isolated. Angered by their callousness toward Rin, Daikichi declares that he will raise her himself—even though he is a young single man with no experience raising children. Usagi Drop follows Daikichi's journey into fatherhood as he cares for Rin with his kind and caring nature, while also exploring the affection and mutual reliance that form the foundation of a loving, tightly bonded family.

During the final days of the Bakumatsu era, there was a legendary assassin called Hitokiri Battousai. Known as a ruthless killer without equal in the land, he vanished without a trace at the height of the Japanese Revolution. A decade of peace has passed since then, but the mere mention of Battousai still sends chills through war veterans. Unknown to them, Battousai has forsaken his bloody past to atone for his sins, now living as Kenshin Himura—a cheerful, strong-willed wandering swordsman. Swearing never to take another life, Kenshin dedicates himself to protecting the weak. One day, he encounters Kaoru Kamiya at her kendo dojo, which is under threat from a fraud claiming to be Battousai. After Kenshin helps her, Kaoru invites him to stay at the dojo, and the former assassin pauses his travels for a time. Rurouni Kenshin: Meiji Kenkaku Romantan follows Kenshin as he strives to rescue those in need. Yet, as foes from both his past and present start to surface, can the reformed killer uphold his new principles?

Despite stopping the latest Wave of Catastrophe, Naofumi Iwatani, the Shield Hero, cannot let his guard down. Queen Mirelia Q Melromarc reactivates his responsibilities by notifying him that the other three Cardinal Heroes have vanished without a trace and commanding him to track them down. With no clues regarding their whereabouts, Naofumi redirects his attention to a more pressing issue: the growing demi-human slave trade. Determined to fix this injustice, he and his companions travel to Zeltoble, a nation of mercenaries where the illegal trafficking of demi-humans has become very profitable. To raise the money needed to free the enslaved, Naofumi and his allies wear disguises and participate in underground coliseum matches, deliberately throwing fights to manipulate the betting odds and secure a huge reward. Yet, as the threat of another Wave of Catastrophe looms, the Shield Hero must stay devoted to his mission to find the missing heroes in order to protect the people he holds dear.

Kinjirou Sakamachi has grown up with a mother and sister who are devoted to professional wrestling, resulting in a body tough enough to endure brutal punches, aggressive kicks, and even impacts from cars to survive their moves. Despite his physical strength, he suffers from severe gynophobia—a paralyzing fear of women. Any contact with a female causes his nose to bleed, profuse sweating, and occasional fainting. His life changes drastically after a restroom encounter where he discovers that Subaru Konoe, the school's most popular student and butler to principal's daughter Kanade Suzutsuki, is actually a girl. Startled, Subaru attacks Kinjirou, knocking him unconscious. When he wakes, Kanade offers to help cure his phobia in exchange for keeping her butler's secret.

Assisted by producer Masaya Kaburagi, Aquamarine "Aqua" Hoshino and Kana Arima secure the roles of Touki and Tsurugi for Lala Lai Theatrical Company's stage adaptation of the hit manga Tokyo Blade. Aqua's girlfriend, Akane Kurokawa, portrays Princess Saya, Touki's fiancée. However, because the fanbase favors Tsurugi as Touki's romantic partner, Saya's screen time in the manga has dwindled, making it challenging for Akane to fully embody her character. These difficulties are exacerbated by discrepancies between the play's script and the original source material, issues that also frustrate Tokyo Blade's creator, Abiko Samejima. Meanwhile, Aqua remains focused on his personal mission rather than the production. His sole aim is to get closer to director Toshirou Kindaichi to uncover what he knows about Aqua's mother, Ai.

Traveling merchant Kraft Lawrence continues his northward journey alongside the wolf goddess Holo, searching for her lost home of Yoitsu. Lawrence and his quick-witted partner make modest profits along the way, slowly gathering more clues about Holo's hometown. Yet the path to Yoitsu is rough, filled with obstacles—Lawrence encounters a charming young fellow merchant who sets his sights on the female wolf companion, making Lawrence wonder if Holo will stay with him; he and the goddess must also weigh risky business deals as Lawrence pursues his dream of owning a shop. Throughout the journey, as his resolve is tested at every turn, Lawrence must reconsider his relationship with Holo, take on new ventures, and ask himself whether it is time for him and Holo to part ways.

During his first day at Ousai Private Academy, a school that was formerly for girls only, Takatoshi Tsuda is reprimanded by Student Council President Shino Amakusa for his disheveled uniform. To make up for keeping him late for his first period, and claiming the council needs a male perspective now that the school is coed, Shino appoints Takatoshi as vice president before he has even entered the campus. Reluctant but forced into the role, Takatoshi discovers the rest of the council is equally eccentric. Shino appears serious and studious but is secretly a huge pervert obsessed with erotic content and lewd jokes. Secretary Aria Shichijou seems like a typical sheltered wealthy girl, yet she is just as risqué as the president. Treasurer Suzu Hagimura acts normal on the surface, but possesses the body of an elementary school student and is deeply self-conscious about it. Now surrounded by these bizarre individuals, the new vice president must endure a relentless barrage of sexual humor and madness.

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

In a distant future, a world shattered by six meteor impacts is inhabited by crystalline lifeforms called Gems. Every Gem is given a specific duty to defend against the Lunarians, a species that attacks them to shatter their bodies and use the pieces as decorations. Phosphophyllite, commonly known as Phos, is a fragile young Gem who longs to contribute to the war effort alongside their friends. However, due to their delicate nature, they are instructed to compile an encyclopedia instead. Resentfully beginning this task, Phos meets Cinnabar, a clever Gem relegated to nighttime patrol on an isolated island because of the corrosive poison their body produces. Seeing Cinnabar's misery, Phos resolves to find a role that both rejected Gems can take pleasure in. Houseki no Kuni follows Phos' quest to become useful and shield their fellow Gems.

The Holy Grail War is a deadly conflict where seven mages and their contracted Servants clash for a magical relic capable of granting any wish. A decade prior, the conclusion of the Fourth Holy Grail War caused massive destruction in Fuyuki City, claiming more than five hundred lives. Shirou Emiya, who survived this catastrophe, dreams of becoming a hero of justice like his adoptive father and savior, Kiritsugu Emiya. Although he is merely a student, Shirou is dragged into the Fifth Holy Grail War after witnessing a Servant battle at school and subsequently summoning Saber. As a sinister shadow begins slaughtering residents across Fuyuki, Shirou teams up with Rin Toosaka, another War participant, to halt the killings. Yet, his affection for his dear friend Sakura Matou pulls him further into the sinister mysteries behind the War and the warring families involved.

In the impoverished Tison Village of the Parthevia Empire, Sinbad is born to Badr, a weary ex-soldier, and his kindhearted wife Esra. His birth sends a radiant surge through the rukh, signaling to the most powerful magic users that the "Child of Destiny" has arrived. Though his country suffers from economic hardship and the aftermath of war, Sinbad enjoys a cheerful life—until a stranger appears, shattering his peace, and tragedy strikes. Years later, mysterious structures known as "dungeons" have appeared across the world, rumored to hold immense power and treasure. Adventurers and armies are drawn to them, yet none have ever returned. Now fourteen, Sinbad has grown into a charming and talented young man. Driven by the traumatic events of his childhood and his father's advice, he longs to explore beyond his village. As if guided by fate, Sinbad meets the enigmatic traveler Yunan. Moved by Sinbad’s story and ambitions, Yunan directs him to a dungeon that supposedly contains the power Sinbad needs to achieve his goals—the "power of a king." Magi: Sinbad no Bouken recounts Sinbad’s early journey as he travels the world, honing his skills and influence, gathering allies and power, ultimately destined to become the High King of the Seven Seas.

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

When computers begin to resemble humans, does the concept of love remain unchanged? Hideki Motosuwa is a young boy from the countryside working hard to pass his college entrance exams. Coming from a poor family, he can barely afford his everyday expenses, let alone the latest trend: Persocoms—personal computers that look exactly like human beings. One evening on his way home, he stumbles upon an abandoned Persocom. After taking her home and successfully turning her on, she appears to be faulty, able to say only one word: "Chii," which becomes her name. Unlike other Persocoms, Chii cannot download data onto her hard drive, forcing Hideki to teach her about the world the old-fashioned way while simultaneously studying for his college exams. Together with his friends, Hideki attempts to solve the mystery behind Chii, who might be a "Chobit"—an urban legend about special units capable of genuine human emotions and thoughts, along with love for their owner. But can a romance truly develop between a Persocom and a human?

Following his confrontation with Magia Lupus, Mash Burnedead’s secret regarding his lack of magic is exposed. The brief joy of his victory is cut short when the Bureau of Magic convenes before the Divine Visionaries, who unanimously sentence Mash to death. Before the verdict can be carried out, the sinister Innocent Zero organization seizes control of the proceedings, insisting that Mash must remain alive. Although Mash demonstrates his ability to combat Innocent Zero, the death sentence stands unchanged. Fortunately, Divine Visionary Rayne Ames and Headmaster Wahlberg Baigan intervene to support him, successfully suspending the execution until the shadow organization is eliminated. Mash is permitted to live on the condition that he becomes a Divine Visionary candidate by the end of the year.

High school student Tanaka treats a lack of energy as a lifestyle. Famous for his inattention and knack for sleeping anywhere, he wishes every day would remain as dull as the previous one, trying to maintain his lazy routine by sidestepping any effort. With the aid of his reliable friend Oota, who handles tasks Tanaka cannot manage, the lethargic teen constantly faces interruptions that thwart his desire for quiet, peaceful days.

Having assisted in the resurrection of the formidable vampire Kiss-shot Acerola-orion Heart-under-blade, Koyomi Araragi has transformed into a vampire and taken on the role of her servant. While Kiss-shot is convinced that she can restore his humanity once she recovers her complete strength, Araragi must now confront the consequences of his actions. He has successfully tracked down the three vampire hunters who previously defeated Kiss-shot and reclaimed her limbs. Yet, as he nears the fulfillment of his goal, he begins to question whether reviving such a powerful and immortal being is truly what he desires, especially since there would be no way to control her afterward. Araragi faces deeper mysteries regarding the past conflict: if he, a newly turned vampire, could overcome the hunters, why did they overpower Kiss-shot initially? He must also determine if he can trust her promise to restore his human form and understand how such a feat is even possible. Pushed to his limits, Araragi must make a critical choice, potentially requiring an action he will deeply regret to resolve the situation.

Tomo Aizawa and Junichirou "Jun" Kubota have been inseparable since childhood, sharing everything from rigorous training sessions to leisurely outings, leading everyone to believe they are lifelong best friends. The complication arises because the tomboyish Tomo harbors romantic feelings for Jun, who views her strictly as one of the guys. When they enter their first year of high school, Tomo finally confesses her love. Yet, her aggressive personality and readiness to fight fail to change Jun's perspective. Understanding that his indifference will persist unless she takes action, Tomo resolves to prove her femininity and make Jun see her as a woman rather than a buddy.

The Holy Grail is a fabled artifact capable of fulfilling any desire. To harness its power, magi known as Masters summon Heroic Spirits, or Servants, to fight in the Holy Grail War, where only the last standing pair can claim the relic. Yet, the third war concluded without a victor when the Grail disappeared. Years later, the Yggdmillennia clan announces it holds the Grail and intends to break away from the Mage’s Association. The Association sends fifty elite magi to reclaim it, but they are almost entirely eradicated by an unidentified Servant. The lone survivor brings news of Yggdmillennia’s declaration of war. With just two opposing sides, the conflict transforms into the Great Holy Grail War. Both Yggdmillennia and the Mage’s Association field seven Master-Servant pairs each, and the faction that loses all its members forfeits the Grail. As the fourteen Masters summon their Servants and prepare for combat, the magical world quakes in anticipation of this unprecedented battle.

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.

Hiroshi Odokawa is a walrus with an eccentric and straightforward demeanor who leads a seemingly ordinary existence as a taxi driver. During his shifts, he encounters a variety of distinct characters, including Taichi Kabasawa, an unemployed man desperate for internet fame; Miho Shirakawa, an enigmatic nurse; the struggling comedy pair Homo Sapiens; and Dobu, a notorious delinquent. However, Odokawa’s mundane routine is soon shattered when an investigation into a missing girl connects back to him. Consequently, he finds himself pursued by both the yakuza and a pair of dishonest police officers.

After graduating high school, Moriko Morioka, a thirty-year-old woman, finds herself unemployed for the first time in her life, a situation she welcomes with immense joy. Having resigned from a position she held for over eleven years, she fills her newfound abundance of free time with online gaming, creating a charismatic male avatar named Hayashi within the MMO Fruits de Mer. Freed from the burdens of real-world social duties, Moriko immerses herself completely in the game, where she quickly befriends Lily, a gentle and cute healer. The two form a close bond almost immediately, becoming inseparable as Moriko grows increasingly absorbed in her virtual identity as Hayashi. She ultimately embraces a reclusive existence, leaving her apartment only when strictly required. Unbeknownst to Moriko, Yuuta Sakurai, a shy twenty-eight-year-old office worker, is also playing Fruits de Mer from across the city. When they coincidentally meet at a convenience store one evening, both dismiss the encounter as merely another awkward interaction with a stranger, unaware that fate has plans to bring them closer together.

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.

While most individuals would favor playing as the protagonist in an adventurous game or isekai setting, one girl finds herself in a much less fortunate position. Upon recovering her memories from a previous life, she discovers that she has been reincarnated into the world of Fortune Lover, a title she enjoyed in her past existence. The problem lies in the fact that she has taken the place of Catarina Claes, the game’s primary antagonist destined for ruin in every possible ending. Determined to break free from this tragic fate, she relies on her detailed knowledge of the story to alter her course. Yet, avoiding this inevitable doom proves difficult, as she must carefully steer clear of any death flags that could accelerate her downfall. Despite the challenges, she pushes forward to create changes that impact those around her, striving not as the beloved heroine, but as the villainess.

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.

Tarou Sakamoto was once a legendary hitman whose name struck terror into the hearts of every criminal. His unmatched skill earned him the deep respect of fellow assassins. But after falling in love, Sakamoto changed his life. Within five years, he married, started a family, gained some weight, and swapped his guns for an apron to run a small convenience store. Despite his retirement, Sakamoto struggles to leave his past behind. His former partner, Shin Asakura, returns and agrees to remain at Sakamoto’s side, adhering to the strict no-kill policy. Complicating matters further, a massive bounty is placed on Sakamoto’s head. Many assassins hunt him down, but they are in for a shock. Sakamoto has not lost his sharpness, and he will defeat every attacker to safeguard his beloved family.

Life at high school proceeds with its usual mundane rhythm until a catastrophic event wipes out everyone in the building. Through a miraculous twist of fate, a select group of students is reincarnated into a new world as nobles, princes, and other privileged individuals. However, one girl finds herself in a far worse predicament, reborn as a weak spider. Facing immediate survival challenges, she must navigate numerous dangers to stay alive. Learning that this new reality operates on an RPG-like system, she hunts prey and battles monsters to level up and evolve. As she becomes stronger, she strives for a better existence, hoping her relentless efforts will eventually pay off.

Leveraging her sharp intellect and extensive understanding of pharmacology and toxins, Maomao was instrumental in unraveling the mysteries and conspiracies that plagued the imperial court. After coming to terms with the truths regarding her parents, she resumes her regular responsibilities serving the emperor’s top consorts. In addition, she collaborates with the eunuch Jinshi to improve the lives of the ladies-in-waiting, assisting them in learning how to read. Yet, the arrival of a merchant caravan brings fresh intrigue. A series of suspicious coincidences involving the travelers and their goods disturbs Maomao, prompting her to probe the enigmatic events surrounding the convoy. As threats from both external and internal sources jeopardize the equilibrium among the imperial concubines, Maomao relies on her cleverness and medical knowledge to protect the women from danger.

Set in late 19th-century Great Britain, the world’s most powerful empire, society is governed by a rigid economic hierarchy that equates human worth with status and wealth. This system heavily favors the aristocracy, effectively trapping the working class in their station and preventing upward mobility. William James Moriarty, the second son of the Moriarty family, lives as an ordinary nobleman while secretly consulting for commoners, offering aid and resolving their issues. Yet, beneath his calm exterior burns a fervent desire to dismantle the oppressive social structure and eliminate those who profit from it. Teaming up with his brothers Albert and Louis, William is prepared to go to any lengths to transform the corrupt world they inhabit, even if it requires shedding blood.

At the elite Seirei Academy, Alisa Mikhailovna "Alya" Kujou serves as the student council treasurer. A half-Russian, half-Japanese student, she is celebrated for her sharp intellect, breathtaking beauty, and stern demeanor. In stark contrast, her classmate Masachika Kuze appears completely unmotivated, often skipping class and showing no apparent interest in Alya. Though initially annoyed by him, Alya finds herself increasingly drawn to Masachika and begins confessing her romantic feelings in Russian. Unbeknownst to her, Masachika understands every word. His fluency stems from his time studying the language to reconnect with a childhood friend who once stayed in Japan. As their interactions grow more frequent, their dynamic shifts from playful banter to a deeper, more eccentric bond. Both characters must now figure out how to handle the intensifying emotions developing between them.

Twelve months have passed since the Sanctuary arc, during which Subaru Natsuki has trained rigorously to prepare for upcoming trials. This period of tranquility is shattered when Emilia accepts an invitation from Anastasia Hoshin, a rival in the royal selection, to attend a gathering in the Watergate City of Priestella. Given the high stakes and potential risks, Subaru and his companions travel with her to ensure her safety. Upon reuniting with old acquaintances in Priestella, Subaru encounters new, powerful adversaries who employ ruthless tactics driven by fanaticism. These enemies specifically target Emilia and endanger the city's very existence. Subaru must mobilize his allies and fight with everything he has to prevent their sinister plans from coming to fruition.

Ilse's Notebook: A Survey Corps Member's Journal During the Survey Corps' 49th expedition, Hange Zoë is eager to capture a Titan specimen. Even without approval from Commander Erwin Smith, when a Titan appears in a nearby forest, Hange rides out alone to confront it. Taking reckless risks to lure it out, she bombards the Titan with questions, risking her life for her research. But this Titan behaves unusually—it quickly retreats back into the woods, leading Hange to a specific location. What Hange discovers is the remains of former scout Ilse Langnar. Though dead, Ilse leaves behind a crucial clue that could advance Titan research: a diary recording her final moments. A Sudden Visitor: The Tormented Curse of Youth Jean Kirstein would do anything to escape his dull home life and overbearing mother. After joining the military, his ultimate ambition is to enter the Military Police and live a life of peace and luxury. However, throughout his time in the 104th Training Corps, things never go as Jean hopes. Eventually, the stolen glory and condescending taunts from his comrades become unbearable—so Jean challenges fellow cadet Sasha Blouse to a duel, aiming to prove who is the strongest. But who will emerge victorious? Hardship The 104th Training Corps' latest assignment is a horseback ride through the forest. Though meant to test their vigilance even in peaceful conditions, the task is dull and breeds internal conflict. This is especially true for one squad led by Marco Bott. Some members want to stick to the mission, while others prefer to slack off and entertain themselves with more exciting activities. But when trouble suddenly appears, they are caught completely off guard.

Kenjaku, who has inhabited the bodies of Noritoshi Kamo and most recently Suguru Getou, launches the next phase of his millennium-long scheme to evolve and ultimately wipe out ordinary humanity. With Satoru Gojou imprisoned following the events in Shibuya, the higher-ups of the jujutsu community order the reinstatement of 15-year-old Yuuji Itadori’s execution. Unaware of this decree, Yuuji wanders the deserted streets of Tokyo alongside Chousou, destroying every cursed spirit they encounter. Simultaneously, Megumi Fushiguro’s selection as the new head of the Zenin Clan severely wounds the pride of the bigoted and arrogant Naoya Zenin. Seeking to eliminate Megumi, Naoya targets Yuuji, but Yuuta Okkotsu is determined to be the one to execute Yuuji. The Culling Game, a brutal battle royale across Japan forcing jujutsu practitioners to kill one another, begins. The young sorcerers enter the conflict to settle past grievances, rescue Gojou, and free their world from Kenjaku’s threat.

Tomoki Sakurai has been waking up in tears from dreams about an angel ever since he was a child. Worried about him, his childhood friend Sohara Mitsuki gets help from Eishirou Sugata, an eccentric sky enthusiast. Eishirou theorizes that the dreams are connected to the New World, a mysterious floating phenomenon that has scientists baffled. After forming the initial members of the New World Discovery Club, Eishirou organizes a meeting to watch the sky. But Tomoki's peaceful daily life is turned upside down when a strange girl falls from above and calls him her master. Heaven's Lost Property follows the everyday adventures of the New World Discovery Club as they gradually unravel the mysteries behind the Angeloids that have arrived on Earth.

While walking to school one day, high school student Suzume Iwato encounters a young man named Souta Munakata, who is looking for abandoned places. She points him toward a nearby ruin, but her own curiosity leads her to head there as well. Upon arriving, Suzume finds a solitary door that opens onto a surreal, dreamlike universe—one she can see and sense but cannot step into. A strange stone sits on the ground nearby, but when she picks it up, it transforms into a cat-like creature and dashes away. Frightened, Suzume flees back toward her school, unaware that leaving the door open has set terrible events in motion. With the "keystone" released, the evil contained in that other dimension can now freely escape and spread destruction across Japan. Determined to fix her perilous mistake, Suzume joins forces with Souta—whose true mission is to prevent such evil from growing—to locate and seal all the open doors before the country is ruined.

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.

The world is home to countless diverse races, ranging from lively fairies to gelatinous slimes. With such a melting pot of beings, it follows that there would be a vast and enticing array of brothels. Faced with so many choices, deciding which succu-girl to engage with for a meaningful, interpersonal encounter becomes a daunting task. Thankfully, a tight-knit group of brave warriors has banded together to inform the public. These perverted adventurers take it upon themselves to evaluate the appeal of every type of succu-girl through hands-on research. Whether it's the scorching-hot salamanders or the udderly hu-moo-ngous cow-girls, the Yoruno Gloss reviewers leave no species unexplored. Directed by the mastermind behind Miru Tights, Ishuzoku Reviewers aims to answer one of the most pressing questions of all: which species is the sexiest?

In a certain affluent town, discarding objects is a common practice among its residents. However, for Rudo, who lives in the slums, such waste is valuable. Ignoring the repeated warnings from his adoptive father Regto, Rudo constantly scavenges for reusable items that would be dumped into the enormous disposal site called the Pit. Because of its sheer size, the Pit also serves as a method of criminal punishment—anyone thrown in never returns. After Regto is killed by an unknown attacker, Rudo is wrongly blamed for the murder and tossed into the Pit. He awakens there, surrounded by heaps of trash and facing giant monsters born from the refuse. With the poisonous air and Trash Beasts pushing him toward death, Rudo is rescued by Enjin, a member of the Cleaners who use weapons known as Vital Instruments to battle these creatures. After obtaining his own Vital Instrument, Rudo decides to join the Cleaners, hoping to find a way out of the Pit and to take revenge for his father.

To impress her classmates, Erika Shinohara invents tales of a romantic relationship. When they ask for proof, she snaps a picture of a handsome stranger, not realizing he is actually Kyouya Sata, a student revered for his kindness. To avoid humiliation, Erika admits her lie and asks Kyouya to act as her boyfriend. He agrees, but only if she acts as his subservient "dog," revealing his true nature as a cruel sadist masked by charm. As she accepts this strange arrangement, Erika begins to see the real man behind Kyouya’s facade. With growing affection, she questions if he feels the same. Will Kyouya succeed in winning Erika over, or will she stay a "wolf girl" forever?

Miyo Sasaki, an energetic high schooler dealing with a broken home life involving a shy father and a domineering stepmother, sees Kento Hinode as her refuge from family stress. She desperately attempts to gain his favor through strange methods. When her human persona fails to attract him, she manages to connect with him by transforming into a white cat called Tarou. Yet, she realizes that in her feline form, she is powerless to help with the personal issues she overhears him facing. Miyo is now confronted with a tough choice: keep her feline disguise to maintain their link, or expose her real self and jeopardize their relationship in order to offer genuine human support.

Boruto Uzumaki, the spirited son of the Seventh Hokage Naruto, is a gifted ninja who inherits his father’s hot-headed and rash temperament. Yet, Naruto’s unwavering commitment to his responsibilities often keeps him away, straining their bond and dampening Boruto’s zeal. Upon learning that Naruto will attend the Chunin Exams, Boruto decides to win his father’s approval by demonstrating his own capabilities as a shinobi. To reach this objective, he asks Sasuke Uchiha, Naruto’s childhood friend and former rival, for mentorship. As the exams proceed, Konohagakure is suddenly attacked by an enigmatic danger that threatens its longstanding tranquility. Confronted with real peril, Naruto and his comrades must join forces to protect their village and defeat the evil force threatening their world. Through the turmoil, Boruto comes to grasp the weight of his father’s duties and develops a deeper understanding of the true essence of being a ninja.

Young Chihaya Ayase once dreamed of making her older sister Chitose a top model, but her life changed when she defended Arata Wataya from Taichi Mashima, her childhood friend and a school bully. This incident introduced her to competitive karuta, a card game based on the Ogura Hundred Poets anthology that demands sharp memory, agility, and stamina. Enchanted by the sport, Chihaya forms the Shiranami Society with Arata and Taichi, pursuing the prestigious title of Queen of Karuta. After drifting apart from Taichi and losing touch with Arata during middle school, Chihaya reunites with them in high school to establish the Mizusawa Karuta Club. Teaming up with Taichi’s expertise and energetic new members, the club strives to claim victory at the national championship held at the Omi Shrine.

In an anthropomorphic society, the title of Beastar is bestowed upon those who combat prejudice to unite carnivores and herbivores. Cherryton Academy has lacked such a figure for five years, but the murder of an alpaca on campus intensifies inter-species tensions, raising the urgent need for a leader to maintain order. When Louis, the top contender, declines the position and departs, the student council announces that anyone who catches the killer will be named Beastar. Driven by his sense of duty to protect the vulnerable, Legoshi begins his own investigation. His efforts are further complicated by his complicated emotions toward Haru, a white rabbit.

On an autumn night at a secluded ramen shop near Shimogamo Shrine, a solitary third-year university student encounters a deity with an eggplant-shaped head who claims to oversee marriage. This encounter triggers the student’s memories of his previous two years, which were wasted attempting to sabotage campus relationships alongside his unsettling friend Ozu, who seems determined to cause him misery. Determined to maximize his remaining time in school, the student tries to pursue Akashi, a shy but gentle junior, but ultimately fails, leading to deep regret over his past choices. Immediately after this realization, he is transported back to the start of his university life, granted a second opportunity to navigate his existence. Visually striking and psychologically complex, Yojouhan Shinwa Taikei follows a young man’s surreal journey as he seeks friendship, romance, and the vibrant campus experience he always envisioned.

Maquia belongs to the Iorph, a mystical race capable of living for centuries and remaining detached from the mundane struggles of humanity. Yet, having been orphaned at a young age, she feels profound isolation despite living among her kin. She yearns for the outside world but refrains from leaving her home, heeding the warnings of her clan’s leader. This isolation is shattered when the expansionist kingdom of Mezarte invades. Having already subjugated the remaining giant dragons known as Renato, the Mezarte king seeks to seize the Iorph’s immortality to enhance his own bloodline. As humans and their beasts ravage the homeland, slaughtering most of the Iorph, Maquia is abducted by a frenzied Renato. The beast soon perishes, leaving her stranded in a remote forest. The only sound breaking her solitude is the cry of an infant nearby. Discovering the baby in the ruins of a village, Maquia chooses to raise him as her own, naming him Ariel. Though ignorant of human customs and unprepared for the challenge of raising a child who ages rapidly while she remains unchanged, she resolves to navigate this new life and her lingering loneliness.