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In the desolate ruins of what was once a bustling city, the only sound breaking the frigid winter silence is the rumble of a motorbike. Its passengers, Chito and Yuuri, are the final survivors in this war-ravaged urban landscape. As they forage through old military installations for food and spare parts, the two girls traverse the barren wastelands and ponder the mysteries of the bygone era to fill their days. Occasionally, Chito and Yuuri each grapple with the encroaching sense of isolation, but having each other makes bearing the burden of being among the last humans a little more manageable. Between Yuuri's clumsy enthusiasm and Chito's calm demeanor, their bleak days are brightened by target practice, discovering new books, and engaging in snowball fights across the frozen battlefield. Set against a backdrop of empty landscapes and abandoned structures, Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou tells an uplifting story of two girls on a journey to uncover hope in a grim and fading world.

Historically, humans and Beastmen have been locked in conflict because Beastmen can transform using their genetic "Beast Factor," which forced them into hiding. Anima City was founded as a sanctuary where these oppressed individuals could live without human interference. However, during a festival celebrating the city's tenth anniversary, Michiru Kagemori—a human who recently turned into a tanuki—realizes the city is far from the utopia she expected. After an explosion in the town square, she is intercepted by Shirou Ogami, an invulnerable wolf who serves as the sworn protector of all Beastmen. Together, they hunt down those responsible for the attack and uncover that Michiru has strange abilities and a hidden past, raising the question of whether she might be the crucial missing link between humans and Beastmen.

Mikado Ryuugamine continues to purge the Dollars from within, driven by his distorted sense of justice. Masaomi Kida hopes to bring his friend back to his senses by reuniting the Yellow Scarves. Neither is aware that a far more powerful force is about to enter their power struggle—one their friend Anri Sonohara knows all too well. Meanwhile, the group gathered at Shinra Kishitani's apartment senses they are on the verge of a life-changing event that will plunge Ikebukuro into chaos. Their fears are confirmed when reports of Celty's head being found in public begin appearing across the news, as Kasane Kujiragi starts making her move. The brief moments of peace are gone, and the current turmoil sets the stage for one final act in this thrilling conclusion to the story of Ikebukuro's finest.

After wrapping up the first route of his visual novel, Tomoya Aki, the producer of Blessing Software, feels optimistic about his team's future and their shared ambition to craft the finest game of the season. But there's still plenty of ground to cover. For starters, Megumi Katou remains incredibly bland in personality and still doesn't measure up to Tomoya's vision of an ideal heroine. The other members of Blessing Software—Eriri Spencer Sawamura, Utaha Kasumigaoka, and Michiru Hyoudou—often overlook her existence entirely because she lacks presence and character. As they continue developing their game, Blessing Software comes to understand the challenges of working in an industry where deadlines are strict and revisions are constant, as well as the difficulties of collaborating within a group.

Wang Ling seems like an ordinary high school student, with a laid-back and indifferent demeanor that makes him appear to have almost no spiritual energy. However, he actually possesses catastrophic power capable of destroying the world at any moment. To keep this dangerous energy in check, his parents depend on a unique amulet, but the artifact is gradually weakening. The problem escalates as Wang Ling’s emotional ups and speeds up the amulet’s deterioration. With the seal close to breaking, Wang Ling and his father have to act fast to fix it before a catastrophe occurs.

The Savage, an alien lifeform, has begun attacking humanity, with the Hundred being the only technological countermeasure capable of stopping them. Hayato Kisaragi, who survived an encounter with the Savage, has the highest compatibility rate with these weapons. As a result, he is enlisted into Little Garden, a prestigious military academy located on a battleship, to train and improve his skills. In the midst of his intense training, Hayato soon catches the interest of multiple female classmates and gets caught up in various incidents while fighting the creatures that now overrun Earth and threaten its security.

Growing up in a war-torn environment, former child soldier Jonathan "Jonah" Mar despises weapons and the people who trade them. However, when international arms dealer Koko Hekmatyar recruits Jonah as one of her personal bodyguards, he is left with no option but to handle firearms. Alongside Koko's other bodyguards—mostly ex-special forces soldiers—Jonah is now responsible for protecting Koko and her highly idealistic vision of achieving world peace from the many perils inherent to her profession. Jormungand follows Koko, Jonah, and their crew as they traverse the globe, selling weapons under the banner of the international shipping conglomerate HCLI. Because Koko's operations violate international law, she must constantly evade local and global authorities while conducting business with national armies, private military contractors, and insurgent groups. With the CIA constantly on their trail and assassinations lurking at every turn, Jonah and the team must safeguard Koko and her dream of global peace with their lives—or die in the attempt.

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

Saya Otonashi leads an ordinary life with her adopted family in Okinawa City, appearing to be a typical high school girl. Her only unusual traits are a tendency toward anemia and a complete lack of memories from before the past year. But Saya's forgotten history resurfaces when she is attacked at school by a blood-drinking creature. A mysterious man named Haji intervenes to drive the monster away. When he forces her to drink his blood, Saya enters a trance and uses her own blood as a weapon to easily kill the beast. Saya discovers the existence of Red Shield, an organization created specifically to combat these monstrous beings. Together with Haji, she must join forces with Red Shield to battle the terrifying creatures and uncover the truth behind her lost memories.

Marked for death and doomed to be pursued by demons until his last breath, Guts resolves to challenge this terrifying fate as endless waves of monsters chase after him. With his resolve steeled, he brandishes the enormous Dragonslayer and vows vengeance against the man he once admired and considered a friend. Along his journey, he encounters unexpected allies such as the tiny elf Puck and Isidro, a young thief eager to learn the art of the sword from the former mercenary. As this unlikely band comes together to accompany Guts on his mission, they must face threats more horrifying than any they have encountered before.

Seiji Aino's mundane existence gets turned upside down when a strange girl named Guri shows up at his front door, demanding a kiss within twenty-four hours or else he'll die. Mistaking her frantic plea for a romantic confession, Seiji kisses the stranger who barged into his home. But Guri is actually a cosplaying Cupid armed with a Kiss Note—a tool that forces any pair of names written in it to become a couple. She confesses she accidentally wrote Seiji's name while indulging in yaoi fantasies, making their kiss meaningless. Matters escalate when Guri reveals that if Seiji isn't paired with someone soon, she'll die and he'll remain a virgin forever. To save himself, Seiji targets popular Akane Hiyama, but she reacts with psychotic obsession upon learning about his kiss with Guri, attacking them both. In the chaos, Guri uses the Kiss Note to pair Seiji with Akane, stopping the assault. Yet, driven by her own budding feelings, Guri also pairs herself with the duo. This bizarre coupling turns Seiji and Akane into temporary angels, forcing them to help Guri matchmake humans or face eternal damnation in hell. Stripped of all normalcy, Seiji must now assist these eccentric girls in their matchmaking duties.

After the Scorched Halloween incident, the world learns of a Strategic-class magician with extraordinary power. To track down this individual, the United States of the North American Continent sends its elite magician unit, Stars, led by commander Angie Sirius, on a secret mission to Japan. At First High School, Tatsuya Shiba and his friends hold a farewell party for Shizuku Kitayama, who is leaving for an exchange program in the USNA. Her replacement is the striking Angelina Kudou Shields, also known as Lina. Around this time, Tatsuya discovers that the USNA is trying to uncover his true identity. Meanwhile, in Tokyo, a series of bodies drained of blood are found, blamed on a vampire. Tatsuya quickly connects the clues and concludes that these attacks are unlikely to be coincidental.

A common belief holds that science can provide rational explanations for the universe's countless phenomena, yet many aspects of existence remain unsolved and indecipherable through numbers. Among these, the concept of love is perhaps the most notorious. Though applying scientific theory to such a complex emotion might seem impossible, a clever duo of researchers at Saitama University decides to take on the challenge. One day, Ayame Himuro, a bold and beautiful scientist, publicly declares her love for Shinya Yukimura, her logical and level-headed colleague. Lacking experience in romance, Yukimura ponders what defines love and wonders if he shares these feelings for Himuro. As two individuals unfamiliar with romance, they begin conducting detailed experiments on each other to test for human characteristics associated with love and determine if they exhibit these traits toward one another. As Himuro and Yukimura delve into their intimate analysis, can the two scientists successfully apply scientific theory, with the help of their friends, to quantify the feelings they express for each other?

Starting his first year of high school, Raidou's primary aim is to forge friendships, starting with Reina Aharen, the cute, small, and soft-spoken girl sitting next to him. Unbeknownst to him, Reina shares this desire, but she has a unique difficulty: her awkwardness and shyness prevent her from figuring out the right level of intimacy in her interactions with others. Since Reina can't gauge personal boundaries, the pair struggles to develop their unexpected friendship, finding even simple conversations tough. Nonetheless, despite these endless, often minor hurdles, the highly creative Raidou is resolved to do whatever it takes to become friends with the mysterious Reina.

Throughout his life, Yuuya Tenjou has faced relentless hatred and scorn from those around him, including his own parents. Matters grow worse when his grandfather—the only person who ever showed him love—dies suddenly, leaving Yuuya entirely alone. Despite his efforts to remain kind through these hardships, even the most patient person has a breaking point. At his lowest moment, Yuuya finds a strange door in his bathroom leading to an abandoned house in another world. This gateway grants him RPG-style stats and abilities, and the property itself once belonged to a sage, providing him with unique weapons, equipment, and powerful crops. Armed with these immense advantages, Yuuya evolves from a social outcast into an unstoppable force able to achieve his true potential.

While staying at his aunt's home for the summer, the frail young boy Shou stumbles upon an incredible find: chasing the house cat into the shrubbery, he catches sight of a tiny girl no bigger than his finger! She calls her kind "Borrowers," since they survive by taking small human items, and introduces herself as Arrietty. Learning that she dwells in the house's basement alongside her parents, Pod and Homily, Shou grows thrilled at the prospect of having such unusual neighbors. Yet he fails to grasp the daily hardships they endure. Besides keeping their existence a secret, they must venture on dangerous journeys into human spaces, from indoors to the garden, to sustain themselves. Despite her parents' warnings, Arrietty befriends Shou, sparking unforeseen events that could alter their lives forever. Captivating the eye and touching the heart, this enchanting tale of a friendship that overcomes the strains between two different kinds of humans begins.

Aikawa Ayumu was brought back from the dead as a zombie by the adorable necromancer Eucliwood Hellscythe. Following the wild and chaotic escapades of the first season of Is This a Zombie?, Ayumu believed his life could finally return to normal, or at least as normal as possible for a zombie. But fate has different ideas for him. Some guys just can't catch a break.

Every millennium, the gods of Greek, Norse, and Hindu mythology gather to judge humanity. Repulsed by human selfishness, the divine council votes unanimously to annihilate the species. As the execution order is about to be enacted, Brunhilde, one of Valhalla's 13 Valkyries, steps in to give mankind a final chance. She proposes a Ragnarök tournament where the 13 mightiest human warriors face off against 13 gods in one-on-one battles. Despite the gods' initial ridicule, Brunhilde exploits their pride to secure a binding agreement. Her mission is to recruit the most powerful heroes from the past thousand years of human history and guide them to victory before they are slain.

The bizarre encounters between the residents of Planet Deviluke (led by the royal family's female members) and the people of Earth (chiefly represented by the perpetually exhausted Rito Yuuki) continue to intensify, pushing the situation further into chaos. After younger princesses Nana and Momo transfer to Earth School, where big sister Lala can theoretically keep an eye on them, things should be smooth sailing. However, when Momo decides to add a dash of sisterly affection to supplement Rito and Lala's relationship, Lala wastes no time dismantling any harem ambitions. Just then, Yami, the Golden Darkness, arrives with all the subtlety of a supernova, accompanied by an army of brainwashed high school students. This ensures Rito's life becomes more miserable than a black hole at a family picnic—unless a certain half-demonic princess applies a dose of Devilukean whoop-ass to exactly those celestial bodies.

To fight the surge in crime, Japan founded Tokyo Butei High, a top school where armed detectives known as Butei train as elite law enforcers, operating like mercenaries. Kinji Tooyama, a blunt and withdrawn sophomore, once belonged to the aggressive Assault Division but left it. He now lives a calm life studying logistics to conceal his powerful yet embarrassing special ability. His peaceful routine ends when the infamous Butei Killer targets him. During the turmoil, he meets Aria Holmes Kanzaki, an outspoken and highly ranked prodigy who saves him and demands he become her partner, having seen his true skills.

Considered a pioneer and elite professional player in the online game Glory, Ye Xiu earns the title "Battle God" thanks to his skill and long-term contributions. After being forced into retirement and giving up his esports career, he takes a job at a nearby internet café. When Glory launches its tenth server, he dives back into the game with a fresh character named Lord Grim. His rapid progress on the new server draws attention from many players and major guilds, all curious about the identity of this outstanding player. Despite his decade of experience and deep game knowledge, starting over without sponsors or a team in a game that has evolved over time poses significant hurdles. Together with talented new allies, Ye Xiu once again sets out on the journey toward Glory's peak.

In a fantasy world resembling medieval Europe, rising tensions between rival kingdoms erupt into full-scale war. Zhcted, a nation divided into seven territories, is ruled by powerful War Maidens known as Vanadis. One of them, Eleonora Viltaria—called Elen—commands a dragon-carved weapon and leads an invasion into the neighboring kingdom of Brune. Tigrevurmud Vorn, a skilled young archer and the earl of Alsace in Brune, sees his army completely crushed by Elen’s forces. Unexpectedly, Elen spares Tigre’s life and orders him to surrender to her, declaring, "Become mine!" This strange alliance raises doubts about the true purpose behind their bond. Based on Tsukasa Kawaguchi’s light novel series, Madan no Ou to Vanadis weaves an epic tale filled with intricate military tactics and strong female characters. Drawn into a larger international conflict, Tigre and Elen must navigate a web of hidden secrets, political schemes, and widespread corruption.

Megumin is a spirited young magic user hailing from the Crimson Demon Village, an isolated settlement of mages distinguished by their red eyes and theatrical tendencies. She has dedicated herself entirely to perfecting explosion magic—a formidable yet inefficient spell that exhausts her mana and renders her immobile for the remainder of the day. Despite this, she stubbornly avoids learning any alternative abilities. Alongside her childhood friend and self-appointed rival, Yunyun, Megumin joins the Red Prison, a prestigious institution for Crimson Demon magic practitioners. There, she uncovers the hidden truths and history of her clan, as well as the dangers and obstacles they must confront. While honing her abilities at the Red Prison with aid from her loyal familiar Chomusuke and her adorable little sister Komekko, Megunst strives to become the most legendary explosion wizard ever!

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

Far from the battlefront and the dangers of demons near the borderlands of Zoltan, Red, a D-Rank adventurer, has finally realized his lifelong dream of owning an apothecary and living a peaceful life in the countryside through his own hard work. His quiet days are disrupted when Rit, a princess of the Duchy of Loggervia and a fellow adventurer, abandons her royal responsibilities to become his live-in partner and assistant. Though Red appears honest, kind, and well-liked by everyone, he shares a hidden history with Rit: he is actually Gideon, the older brother of Ruti Ragnason, the Hero. After their campaign against the Demon Lord ended, Ares Drowa, the Sage, kicked Red out of the Hero's party, deeming him too weak and unimportant to stay. Despite leaving the party to start a new life with Rit, Red's past refuses to fade away and continues to haunt him.

Dandy is a cool, pompadour-sporting guy who travels across the galaxy hunting down rare aliens for cash, all so he can hit his favorite spot: BooBies, the greatest diner in the universe. Roaming the stars in his trusty vessel, the Aloha Oe, he's joined by two equally quirky pals: QT, a robot built from a vacuum cleaner, and Meow, a cat-like alien. Though his work is exciting, it's never straightforward, and each new day brings a totally different, wild adventure. Dandy and his crew find themselves caught up in dangerous missions, romantic mishaps, and out-of-this-world situations—all while trying to evade the evil scientist Dr. Gel of the Gogol Empire.

With intellect and strength now working together, Senkuu's next step in solving the mystery of the green light that turned humanity to stone is to travel to the far side of the Earth and trace its source. But first, he needs to construct a ship. With assistance from Tsukasa Shishiou's former followers, the ship's frame comes together quickly, yet a vital element remains absent: an experienced captain. While searching, Senkuu and his group discover a petrified Ryuusui Nanami—the heir to the largest shipping empire, possessing extensive sailing expertise but a disagreeable demeanor. Despite this, Senkuu decides to revive Ryuusui, accepting the risk. Upon waking to a world without ownership laws, Ryuusui is thrilled by the chance to claim everything for himself. However, before he agrees to play a key role in their voyage and steer the vessel across the turbulent oceans, he and Senkuu must first locate the ultimate fuel to power the ship—oil.

Shirayuki and Zen Wistalia have acknowledged their mutual feelings, and life has returned to its usual rhythm. Shirayuki continues her training as an apprentice court herbalist in the royal palace of Clarines, while Zen carries on with his duties alongside his loyal aides. Their peaceful days are interrupted when Crown Prince Izana, Zen's older brother, receives an invitation from Raji Shenazard, the prince of Tanbarun. Shirayuki is ordered to travel to Tanbarun for seven days in order to foster a renewed friendship with the once arrogant and demanding ruler who previously tried to force her into becoming his concubine. On her journey, Shirayuki is certain to encounter fresh trouble, as she becomes the target of a mysterious boy named Kazuki, a stranger she has never met before.

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.

Jirou Horikoshi's severe nearsightedness dashes his dream of becoming a pilot, so he leaves home to study aeronautical engineering at Tokyo Imperial University with a single goal: to design and build aircraft like his idol, Italian aviation pioneer Giovanni Battista Caproni. His arrival in Tokyo coincides with the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, during which he rescues a maid serving the family of a young girl named Naoko Satomi; this catastrophe marks the start of over two decades of social turmoil and discontent leading to Japan's eventual surrender in World War II. For Jirou, the years leading up to the creation of his infamous Mitsubishi A6M Zero fighter plane will test every part of him. His many journeys and life experiences only drive him forward—even as he comes to understand both the role of his creations in the war and the harsh truths of his personal life. As time moves on, he must face an impossible question: at what price does he pursue his beautiful dream?

Forced to play through a dating sim set in a female-dominated society, an ordinary man struggles with the frustrating and complex game world until he manages to beat it. After many intense days of gameplay, he finally succeeds, but his dedication leaves him severely exhausted and starved. Trying to get food at a nearby convenience store, he slips on the stairs and loses consciousness. When he wakes up, he faces a grim reality: he has been reborn as Leon Fou Bartfort, a minor background character in the game. Now stuck in this world he despises, Leon must use his knowledge of the story to survive and stay safe within a harsh social system stacked against him.

In an age when mysterious enemies called the Celestial Hosts oppressed humanity, five extraordinary mages banded together to vanquish them. Fearing these fearsome foes might return, the five most powerful mages—known as the Magia Vander—constructed a magical dome and a tower to imprison them. Ever since, each generation's five strongest mages are charged with monitoring the dome from the summit of the Wizard's Tower. Inspired by this legend, childhood friends Will Serfort and Elfaria Albis Serfort vowed to one day reach the top of the Wizard's Tower together. But now, as a sixth-year student at Regarden Magic Academy, Will's prospects appear grim. While Elfaria ascended to the Magia Vander five years ago thanks to her unmatched magical prowess, Will possesses no magical ability whatsoever, drawing scorn from both teachers and peers. Yet, gifted with an extraordinary physique, Will can slay monsters in the labyrinth and overcome skilled mages using only his sword and a handful of magical items. Resolute in his determination to climb the Wizard's Tower no matter the cost, Will refuses to let anyone or anything stop him from fulfilling the promise he made to Elfaria.

Miyo Saimori has known nothing but hardship from the very beginning. Born from a loveless arranged marriage, she was cast aside after her mother's untimely death. Her father took a new wife, and while her younger half-sister Kaya received all the warmth and attention, Miyo was reduced to nothing more than a servant. Without the will to resist her family's cruelty, she has long given up any hope of a better fate. Then, without warning, her father summons her with an astonishing announcement: she is to marry Kiyoka Kudou, the head of the prestigious Kudou family. Despite his high status, Kiyoka is rumored to be a cold-hearted man who has already driven away every previous fiancée. When Miyo arrives at the Kudou estate, she braces for mistreatment and expects to be cast out. But to her surprise, Kiyoka offers her the kindness and affection she has always been denied. This marriage may be Miyo's only chance to escape her cruel family and finally find the happiness she deserves.

The misfits of Class F are back for more chaotic adventures! This time, instead of desperately battling the elite students of Class A for better amenities, they face a different set of problems. While the girls constantly compete for the boys' attention, Akihisa Yoshii and Yuuji Sakamoto find themselves blackmailed by a stalker who threatens to expose their most embarrassing secrets to the entire school. To make matters worse, everyone's avatar begins acting strangely. Packed with more nosebleeds and eye-pokes, the boys of Class F must join forces to uncover the stalker's identity and navigate the mishaps that come with love among fools.

The saying goes that one who seeks revenge must dig two graves—and this holds especially true for visitors of the Hell Correspondence website. At midnight, this eerie web domain becomes active, and anyone who types the name of a person they resent will receive a visit from Ai Enma, the Hell Girl. Ai explains that she will condemn the target’s soul to hell, but the requester will also be sent to hell after death. For some, this cost is far too great; for others, the fate of their afterlife matters little compared to the torment they endure in their daily lives. But one thing remains certain: the Hell Girl will always be available to those in need of vengeance, as she stoically carries out her duty of transporting souls into the abyss.

While traveling to Areishia Spirit Academy, Kamito Kazehaya stumbles upon Claire Rouge, who is naked after bathing for a purification ritual. Claire, an elementalist hoping to form a contract with a powerful spirit to increase her strength, is frustrated when Kamito accidentally becomes the spirit's contractor instead, even though only shrine maidens are permitted to hold such contracts. Undeterred, Claire declares that Kamito must become her contracted spirit. Upon arriving at the academy, Kamito avoids Claire and meets Headmaster Greyworth Ciel Mais, who offers him admission. Although attending a school full of shrine princess trainees will be challenging, he reluctantly agrees in exchange for information about Restia Ashdoll, his former spirit. He also accepts the Headmaster's challenge to win the Blade Dance, a tournament happening in two months, where he must defeat the strongest elementalist, who is rumored to be bound to a darkness spirit.

Hikari Hanazono has always excelled at things beyond the reach of ordinary people. As a child, she believed no one could surpass her—until she encountered Kei Takishima. Confident of victory, Hikari challenged him to a contest. However, things didn't go her way; she lost not just once but every time she tried again. From that moment on, she has vowed to defeat Kei in everything, from academics to sports. To pursue this goal, Hikari enrolls at the same school as Kei—Hakusenkan, an elite institution for the wealthy. Together, they hold the top two academic ranks and are among seven of the academy's finest students in a class called Special A. While Hikari sees Kei as her rival, she remains completely unaware that he secretly has feelings for her. The members of Special A navigate competition, friendship, and a touch of romance.

After Zero Kiryuu comes back to Cross Academy, Yuuki Cross is deeply relieved that he's safe, but she can see he has changed drastically. Tormented by visions linked to his past choices, Zero tries to figure out where they come from, unaware that the answers are closer than he thinks. At the same time, Yuuki experiences troubling hallucinations and goes to Kaname Kuran, the Pureblood vampire she feels closest to, for help in understanding her hidden past. The story moves toward a crucial moment, asking what will happen once the truth is finally revealed.

Seeking the secret behind the elixir of immortality, the group arrives at the stronghold of the island's monstrous ruler, the "Tensen." To survive and leave the island, cooperation becomes necessary—whether one is a death row convict or an executioner. At the same time, the shogunate dispatches additional landings on the island of the Immortal Realm, commanded by Shugen Yamada Asayemon. Among these arrivals is the Ishigakure clan, who have a history with Gabimaru. Desperate to obtain the elixir and flee the island, Gabimaru and his allies confront the Tensen in a battle that spirals into an all-out war between humans and immortals!

A battle is set to unfold in Tokyo: the Shaman Fight, a tournament occurring once every five hundred years where shamans—individuals who can command spirits—face off against each other. The winner becomes the Shaman King, the only person capable of contacting and controlling the Great Spirit, allowing them to reshape the world as they desire with its immense power. While taking a late-night stroll, Manta Oyamada encounters his carefree classmate, You Asakura, who invites him to stargaze with some friends. To Manta's horror, these friends turn out to be ghosts from a nearby cemetery! Yet Manta's rare sixth sense, which lets him see these spirits, endears him to You. When You learns that his new friend was beaten up by a local gang, he decides to get revenge with the help of Amidamaru, a samurai ghost whose tomb was broken by the gang leader. Soon, Manta discovers more about the spirit world, including the Shaman Fight, which his new friend You aims to win.

Yuu Koito has always been captivated by romantic shoujo manga and the words of love songs. She eagerly awaits the day when the wings of love will finally take flight and make her heart race, the day she receives a confession. But when a classmate from junior high professes his love for her at their graduation, she feels unexpectedly empty. The truth dawns on her: she knows what romance is in theory, but she cannot experience the feeling herself. Now in high school, Yuu, troubled and disheartened, is still mulling over how to reply to her admirer. There, she crosses paths with the seemingly perfect student council president, Touko Nanami, who gracefully turns down a confession of her own. Moved by Touko's composed demeanor, Yuu seeks her advice—only to be shocked when the president confesses to her! Yuu quickly falls under Touko's spell, and unknowingly begins a journey to discover the emotion that has long been out of her reach.

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

Between battling monsters and handling diplomacy with neighboring lands, Rimuru Tempest stays busy managing both his kingdom and everyday chores. Whether working on expanding the farms during the hot summer or clearing snow in the cold winter, no job proves too much for Rimuru and his companions.

After their first kiss, Kaguya Shinomiya and Miyuki Shirogane find themselves uncertain about the status of their relationship. The nagging doubt over whether they are officially a couple creates fresh challenges as both struggle to understand their emotions. As the lovestruck student council members worry, the Christmas season arrives, filling the air with romance. Amidst widespread affection, Kaguya and Shirogane must once again endure their playful battle of wits. If they can come to terms with their feelings for each other, they may finally grasp what they have both yearned for so long: genuine love.

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.

After giving his life to rescue a homeless man from a speeding train, Kei Kurono regains consciousness in a peculiar room alongside several other freshly dead individuals and a mysterious black orb. While they attempt to make sense of their situation, the sphere unveils a collection of weapons and black bodysuits, then orders them to eliminate an alien before teleporting them to an unfamiliar destination. With few explanations, Kei teams up with his childhood friend Masaru Katou and an unnamed woman. As they explore their surroundings, they soon understand that they have entered a grim and treacherous realm filled with constant threats.

Kyouya Hashiba’s life has fallen apart. At 28, he left his stable office job to pursue a career in video games, but his internship at a major studio was cut short, leaving him unemployed and back at his parents’ home. He regrets attending a regular university instead of an arts school, and resents the Platinum Generation—his former classmates who have already achieved success. Just when he thinks his fate is sealed, he wakes up ten years in the past, given a rare opportunity to start over. This time, Kyoujo picks art, enrolling at Oonaka University of Art. There, he meets Eiko Kawasegawa, who was his intern supervisor in his original timeline, and becomes friends with his new roommates: Aki Shino, an artist with hidden talent; Nanako Kogure, a gifted singer and actress; and Tsurayuki Rokuonji, a skilled writer. These future members of the Platinum Generation work together on creative projects, pushing each other to unlock their true artistic potential and reshape their futures into the successful lives they always dreamed of.

A group of thirty-six students, along with their school building, is suddenly transported into a seemingly endless void. As some of them develop supernatural abilities, a growing sense of alienation fractures the group. The student council attempts to enforce order, but the students with powers push back against their rigid authority. Through this conflict, they learn that this strange dimension has its own rules, which they must follow to survive. When one student takes a leap of faith, the school shifts to another dimension. Navigating the unique obstacles and conditions of each new world, the students must uncover the truth behind the phenomenon and find a way to return home.