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When 16-year-old Yuri Honjou sees a man’s skull split open by an axe, she runs in panic only to realize she is trapped inside an abandoned building with all exits mysteriously blocked. Desperate to get out, she makes her way to the rooftop, only to find herself stranded in a barren world of endless high-rises with no sign of life. Despite the crushing despair, Yuri decides to survive and search for her brother after learning he is trapped in this same strange reality. But masked killers who take pleasure in terror and violence make her question whether she will ever escape alive.

After escaping from Hope's Peak Academy, Makoto Naegi and his fellow survivors join the Future Foundation, an organization dedicated to fighting despair. But the situation takes a turn when Naegi is arrested for treason after defending the Remnants of Despair. Alongside Kyouko Kirigiri and Aoi Asahina, he appears before the Foundation's executives, facing an uncertain fate. Things worsen when Monokuma infiltrates the organization's supposedly impenetrable security, immediately announcing the start of a new killing game. As the first victim appears as an omen of renewed despair, Naegi, the Super High School-Level Lucky Student, must once again solve the mystery while his comrades fall one by one. However, without class trials, the rules have changed: among the sixteen desperate participants, there is only one killer, and their death will finally bring this hellish game to an end.

After returning to Konohagakure, the young ninja celebrate defeating a group of supposed Akatsuki members. However, Naruto Uzumaki and Sakura Haruno feel differently. Naruto envies his comrades for having families to congratulate them, wishing his own parents were there. Sakura, in contrast, is irritated by her embarrassing parents and wishes she had none at all. The two clash over their opposing views, but a more urgent issue arises when the masked Madara Uchiha suddenly appears and transports them to an alternate world. In this world, Sakura's parents are regarded as heroes—having sacrificed their lives to protect Konohagakure from the Nine-Tailed Fox attack a decade ago. As a result, Naruto's parents, Minato Namikaze and Kushina Uzumaki, are alive and well. Unable to return home or locate the masked Madara, Naruto and Sakura remain in this new world, enjoying the changes they have always desired. All seems fine for the two ninja until an unexpected threat emerges, forcing Naruto and Sakura to not only defend the Konohagakure of the alternate world but also find a way back to their own.

First anime movie of the trilogy adaptation of the Infinity Castle Arc.

Half a century ago, terrifying beings known as the "enemies of humanity" appeared all over the world. In response, young people with supernatural abilities called "Talents"—such as pyrokinesis and time travel—train at a remote island academy to fight them. Nanao Nakajima stands out from his classmates because he has no Talent. Although he is often bullied by his gifted peers, he continues to train. The situation changes when two new students arrive: the mysterious Kyouya Onodera and Nana Hiiragi, who can read minds. As the group starts to bond as nakama, strange disappearances occur, threatening the very stability of their class.

At a trading company, saleswoman Futaba Igarashi has kept her job for nearly two years with the support of her senior colleague, Harumi Takeda. Because of Igarashi's small stature, Takeda frequently jokes with her and treats her like a child, which constantly frustrates her. Nevertheless, Igarashi recognizes Takeda's dependability, as he is always prepared to assist whenever problems arise at their workplace. As they spend more time together, their bond gradually grows beyond just being office coworkers.

Teenager Ryuuichi Kashima becomes the sole guardian of his younger brother Kotarou after their parents die in a plane crash. While Ryuuichi keeps a friendly and kind disposition, Kotarou is a quiet toddler who does not fully grasp what has happened. At the funeral, stern academy chairman Youko Morinomiya approaches them and decides to take the brothers in. But there is a catch: in exchange for housing and school enrollment, Ryuuichi must work as the school's babysitter. The academy established a babysitter's club to help female teachers care for their infants, but it is severely understaffed. Now Ryuuichi not only looks after his own little brother but also a group of toddlers, each with their own strong personalities.

Shinichi Kudou is a high school detective renowned for cracking numerous difficult cases. While tailing two shady men he spots one day, he accidentally stumbles upon a disturbing crime. Caught in the act, the men force him to ingest an experimental drug from their criminal syndicate, leaving him for dead. To his shock, Shinichi survives, but his body has shrunk to that of a seven-year-old child. Retaining his sharp mind, he conceals his true identity from everyone, including his childhood friend Ran Mouri and her father, private eye Kogorou Mouri. He adopts the alias Conan Edogawa, a name derived from mystery writers Arthur Conan Doyle and Ranpo Edogawa. As Conan, Shinichi secretly solves Kogorou's cases from the shadows using his exceptional detective abilities, all while covertly investigating the organization that caused his transformation, hoping to one day reverse the drug's effects.

A man falls asleep while playing an online game and wakes up in that same world, now embodying his character named Arc. Although he quickly adjusts to his new environment, he is troubled to find that he looks exactly like the skeleton model he chose during character creation. To avoid the stares and fear of others, he hides his face. In search of a livelihood, Arc heads to the nearby castle town of Luvierte, aiming to become an adventurer and take on quests. With his overwhelmingly powerful stats, he travels across various lands, defeats many monsters, and saves people from danger. However, his casual actions may inadvertently pull him into a massive looming conflict that will alter the fate of the entire world.

Fourteen-year-old Yukio "Koyuki" Tanaka is a listless young boy lacking direction in life. Everything shifts when Koyuki rescues a peculiar dog named Beck from a group of local kids who are tormenting it. The dog belongs to sixteen-year-old Ryuusuke "Ray" Minami, an up-and-coming guitarist and former member of a well-known rock band. When Koyuki encounters Ray again at a diner, the older boy takes him to his previous band's rehearsal space and impresses Koyuki with his remarkable guitar playing. Gradually drawn to the allure of Western rock culture, Koyuki decides to learn guitar and assist Ray in fulfilling his ambition of forming the ultimate rock band. Alongside Ray's younger sister Maho and several other members, the two boys launch their musical journey by creating a band named BECK. Beck chronicles the group's challenges and achievements as they rise in popularity across Japan.

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.

After overcoming numerous challenges, Iruma Suzuki is finally living happily among demons while keeping his human identity a secret. More importantly, he has discovered his new goal in life: to keep climbing the ranks in this world! However, that plan hits a snag when Iruma's club gets temporarily disbanded, forcing him to join the student council, which is notorious for its strict treatment of unruly students. Its cold-hearted president is Amelie Azazel, a friend of Iruma's. Even though Iruma struggles to adapt to their rigid schedule and countless rules, he is determined to prove himself and support Amelie alongside the other council members. But trouble erupts when Amelie's personality undergoes a complete transformation due to strange circumstances, threatening the student council's reputation. Can Iruma save them and prevent the entire school from descending into utter chaos?

Mahiro Yasaka is an ordinary high school student whose routine life is shattered when a monstrous creature suddenly attacks him. Just in time, he is saved by Nyaruko, a silver-haired girl who reveals herself to be Nyarlathotep, a shape-shifting deity from H. P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu Mythos. She claims the Space Defense Agency sent her to Earth because the attacker, a Nightgaunt alien, intended to abduct and enslave Mahiro. Though she rescues him, the Lovecraftian entity instantly becomes deeply infatuated with Mahiro and forces her way into his home, much to his irritation. Soon, two more figures from the same fictional lore join her: Cthuko, a girl who is obsessively in love with Nyaruko, and Hasuta, a young boy often mistaken for a beautiful girl. These three eccentric aliens constantly protect Mahiro from various extraterrestrial threats to Earth and himself, while simultaneously wreaking havoc on his daily life and turning his existence into a living nightmare.

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.

Yui Komori is compelled by her father to take up residence in a secluded mansion, where she becomes trapped alongside the six vampire Sakamaki brothers: Shuu, Reiji, Ayato, Kanato, Laito, and Subaru. At first confused about why she has been brought there, the siblings soon disclose their genuine intentions, proclaiming her their new sacrificial bride while harboring deeper, more twisted cravings. As Yui struggles to comprehend her father’s motives and feels an odd ache in her chest, her imprisonment grows increasingly horrifying. Encircled by brothers who become steadily more cruel, she is drawn into an endless cycle of nights where each one asserts possession over her, driving her toward a state of overwhelming insanity and rapture.

Hikari Tsutsui takes comfort in the two-dimensional world, where social interactions feel far simpler. Hampered by his awkwardness and lack of social skills, he loses himself in video games and anime, only to endure constant mockery and exclusion from his classmates. His only close companion is Yuuto Itou, a friend who also wears cat ears and shares his deep obsession with gaming. While serving detention for cleaning the pool, Hikari meets Iroha Igarashi. Despite her fearsome reputation, he tries to steer clear of her, believing that getting involved with her will only lead to problems. Iroha is known for her blunt honesty, her unpopularity among female students, and her history of toying with boys. 3D Kanojo: Real Girl follows the story of these two misfits, focusing on a boy learning to handle his new feelings and a girl determined to push him beyond his comfort zone.

Kou Ichinomiya, the privileged son of a wealthy businessman, has always lived by a strict code: never be indebted to anyone. However, after a group of mischievous kids cause him to tumble off Arakawa Bridge and into the river below, a stranger rescues him—and now he owes this person his life. Frustrated by this turn of events, Kou insists on repaying the debt, but this proves to be the worst deal the arrogant heir has ever struck. The stranger, a stoic, tracksuit-clad homeless girl called Nino, dwells in a cardboard box beneath the bridge and desires only one thing: to experience love. When she asks Kou to become her boyfriend, he has no choice but to agree, forcing him to abandon his comfortable home and begin a new life under the bridge.

Yuno Gasai lives a quiet life as a first-year high school student, getting along well with her parents and a close circle of friends. However, she cannot shake a persistent feeling of emptiness, as if someone crucial is missing from her life—someone so important that she feels she once lived a whole other existence just to stay with them. After a school trip to the beach, Yuno returns home and is contacted late at night by a strange voice only she can hear. This mysterious presence reveals the identity of the person she longs to find and urges her to seek him out. Drawn into a strange dimension, Yuno is driven by a single goal: to reunite with the one whose name she cannot recall. Despite the many obstacles in her way, she is determined to do whatever it takes to hold her beloved again.

Despite their major differences, Hajime Tsunashi—a devoted otaku who works from home managing a blog—and his wife Kaoru—a hardworking office worker who tends to drink too much—have fallen in love. Their marriage proves that it involves much more than just early romance, bringing both joy and challenges as time goes on. Because of their quirky personalities and the odd people around them, the pair frequently ends up in ridiculous and bewildering situations. Still, their lasting connection pushes them to get through hurdles and develop as people, motivated by the wish to bring happiness to one another.

Air Trecks—AT for short—are motorized, futuristic inline skates that have become the latest nationwide obsession. Though each AT includes a speed limiter, a group of risk-takers calling themselves the "Storm Riders" boldly disable the device. They use the skates in underground contests where rival teams wager valuable AT parts or their team emblems, symbols of pride, in battles to dominate the streets. In this world lives Itsuki Minami, a middle schooler infamous for brawling in street fights. Driven by a relentless desire to soar higher than anyone else, the reckless punk smashes through any obstacle in his path, alongside his closest friends Kazuma Mikura and Onigiri. When he stumbles upon a pair of Air Trecks at home, the gateway to his true ambition finally opens: to conquer the skies.

Akito Takagi and Moritaka Mashiro, who work together under the pen name Muto Ashirogi, have achieved the serialization of their new manga "Detective Trap," bringing them closer to their goal of becoming famous mangaka. For Mashiro, this is only the beginning—he made a promise to marry his childhood friend and aspiring voice actress Azuki Miho once his work receives an anime adaptation, so he must keep pushing Ashirogi's series to gain popularity. A fierce group of talented rivals surrounds them, including the wild genius Eiji Niizuma, the elegant student Yuriko Aoki and her older admirer and partner Takurou Nakai, the lazy prodigy Kazuya Hiramaru, and the abrasive artist Shinta Fukuda. These mangaka both support and compete against Muto Ashirogi in the race to create the next major hit. While adapting to their new, young, and seemingly inexperienced editor, the duo works hard to maintain their current serialization, climb to the top of Shounen Jack, and ultimately secure an anime adaptation for their manga. With new rivals and allies, Bakuman. 2nd Season follows Takagi and Mashiro's uplifting journey of dedication and youthful romance.

The CH Postal Company receives a request from Irma Felice, a celebrated opera singer, to have a love letter transcribed. Violet Evergarden takes on the assignment and visits Irma to compose the letter. However, Irma offers little guidance and asks Violet to write based on her own emotions. Despite Violet's many attempts, Irma rejects every version of the letter. Violet seeks advice from her coworkers, who each write their own love letters to help. Yet even these are turned down by the opera singer. As a last resort, Violet asks Irma to share her genuine thoughts and feelings, hoping to discover the missing element. Can the Auto Memory Doll succeed in turning Irma's emotions into words?

After the massive operation that resulted in the confinement of new recruit Kafka Hibino—also known as Kaijuu No. 8—the Defense Force remains uncertain about how to handle him. As the first kaijuu to ally with humans, Kafka is eventually transferred to the First Division after careful deliberation, with the hope that his power will strengthen the elite unit capable of facing any threat. Yet, lingering doubts about Kafka persist, and he must demonstrate his value in the upcoming mission. Soon, Kafka and the First Division are deployed when a massive swarm of ant-like kaijuu begins causing destruction. With the combined strength of Kafka's friend Kikoru Shinomiya and their captain, Gen Narumi, the mission appears to proceed smoothly. However, when Kafka fails to transform into his kaijuu form, the terrifying Kaijuu No. 9 enters the battle with a single objective—to eliminate him and seize his power. Though the situation seems dire, Kafka must overcome his toughest challenge yet alongside his comrades if he hopes to continue pursuing his dream: fighting side by side with his childhood friend and Third Division captain, Mina Ashiro.

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.

In the city-state of Cremona, a mysterious vigilante known as "Killer B" is on the loose. Armed with a blade and unnatural abilities, he dispenses his own form of justice, attracting both admiration and hostility. Failing to apprehend this outlaw, the Royal Investigation Service (RIS) brings in Keith Flick—a gifted but unconventional detective who was reassigned to the Archives Department following a personal loss. As the crimes escalate from quiet executions of criminals to elaborate assaults on high-profile targets, it becomes clear that more than one person is behind them. With the help of his impulsive partner Lily Hoshina and even Killer B himself, Keith uncovers a web of conspiracies involving secret organizations, domestic terrorism, and unethical human experiments. As the RIS exceeds its authority, the true extent of governmental corruption and the loyalty of those closest to him come under scrutiny.

Midori Asakusa perceives the world in a unique way. Constantly carrying a sketchbook, she fills its pages with intricate landscapes and backgrounds drawn from both her surroundings and her vivid imagination. Even a simple doodle on a wall can transform into an emergency repair of her spaceship's outer hull. She is only pulled back to reality by her best friend Sayaka Kanamori. The two are complete opposites: Asakusa's childlike curiosity contrasts sharply with Kanamori's pragmatic, strategic outlook on life. After a chance meeting where the duo "rescues" young model Tsubame Misuzaki from her overprotective bodyguard, an immediate bond forms between Asakusa and Misuzaki, driven by their shared deep passion for art and animation. While Asakusa focuses on backgrounds and settings, Misuzaki loves drawing the human figure. Spotting a chance to make money, Kanamori proposes they form an animation club, disguising it as a motion picture club since the school already has an anime club. This marks the start of the trio's quest to create animation that will captivate the world. From the inventive mind of Masaaki Yuasa, Keep Your Hands Off Eizouken! is a tribute to animation, wildly imaginative in its execution, and a celebration of the medium's possibilities.

Ayaka Kagari, the so-called Princess of Tougetsu High School, had always been out of reach for Honoka Takamiya, even though they shared the same commute and sat in the same classroom. Honoka just wanted a quiet, normal high school life, and the crowd of devoted admirers around Ayaka was nothing but a bother. That everyday routine comes to an abrupt end when Honoka is suddenly attacked by a mysterious witch. To his shock, Ayaka saves him, revealing herself as a fire witch who has been secretly protecting him. This event turns Honoka's peaceful existence upside down, pulling him into a struggle between the Workshop Witches, who want to safeguard humanity, and the Tower Witches, who are after the hidden power inside Honoka.

On her first day of junior high, Mato Kuroi feels an immediate pull toward the quiet Yomi Takanashi and makes sincere attempts to start a conversation, hoping to become friends. Though Yomi initially keeps her distance, their connection changes when she notices a decorative blue bird on Mato’s phone—a charm from the book "Li'l Birds At Play." Realizing they share the same interest, the two girls form a deep bond. In a parallel world, these girls exist as counterparts: Mato is the warrior Black★Rock Shooter, and Yomi is Dead Master. Events in one realm seem to affect the other, and though they remain unaware of this link, fate intertwines their lives in unforeseen ways.

Itsuki Hashima, a light novelist, has an intense fixation on little sisters, a theme he deliberately weaves into his stories. Despite his peculiar obsession, he enjoys the support of a tight circle of friends: Nayuta Kani, a brilliant yet lecherous novelist who harbors romantic feelings for Itsuki; Haruto Fuwa, a fellow male writer who has found considerable acclaim; Miyako Shirakawa, a friend from college; and Chihiro, his perfect younger stepbrother who manages the cooking and housework. The group passes the time by engaging in bizarre games, taking spontaneous trips, exchanging jokes, and commemorating their successes. Yet they also confront personal struggles, from racing against tight deadlines to grappling with painful memories from their past.

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.

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

After liberating numerous women from the runaway spirits that had taken over their hearts, the "God of Conquest" Keima Katsuragi faces a new challenge: locate the Jupiter Sisters, the goddesses who once sealed away Old Hell. Diana, the goddess dwelling within his childhood friend Tenri Ayukawa, reveals that these goddesses have taken refuge in the hearts of the girls he previously helped. If Diana and her sisters are reunited, their combined power can permanently seal the runaway spirits, freeing Keima from his exorcism duties. Though initially hesitant to take on another task, everything shifts when a tragedy strikes one of the hosts. Learning that a mysterious group called Vintage is targeting the goddesses, Keima finds himself in a race against time to bring the sisters together and save the girl who has already fallen victim. With stronger determination than ever, Keima teams up with the demons Elsie and Haqua to win back the hearts of the girls he had once charmed. Yet the path ahead proves difficult, as he soon faces the repercussions of his earlier conquests.

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

Haruka Kotoura has been seen as unsettling and monstrous by her peers since childhood, all because she can hear people’s thoughts. This same power led her parents to abandon her, leaving her to be raised only by her grandfather. As a result, she has become used to being mistreated by everyone around her, turning completely cold and withdrawn. But her situation changes when she transfers to a new school. Though most people still find her off-putting as before, she meets Yoshihisa Manabe, who is fascinated by her ability. Yoshihisa becomes Haruka’s friend, promising to always stay with her no matter what. Through these new relationships, Haruka starts to feel like she belongs, making new friends and slowly learning to open up to others.

In a world where magic is woven into daily existence, Hitomi Tsukishiro lives in a colorless reality, lacking both emotion and sensation. On a night as devoid of hue as any other, as fireworks burst across the sky, her grandmother Kohaku—who has spent 60 years collecting moonlight—casts a spell to send Hitomi back to 2018, when Kohaku was a high school student. Hitomi's goal is unclear, but her grandmother assures her she will understand upon arrival. After traveling through time on a train driven by a strange yellow creature, Hitomi ends up in the room of the reserved artist Yuito Aoi. His sketches suddenly fill her world with vivid color. What is Hitomi's true purpose there, and why do Yuito's drawings restore such stunning vibrancy to her bleak existence?

The 150-year deadlock between the two interstellar superpowers, the Galactic Empire and the Free Planets Alliance, ends as a new generation of leaders emerges: the idealistic military prodigy Reinhard von Lohengramm and the FPA's reserved historian, Yang Wenli. As Reinhard ascends through the Empire's ranks with the help of his childhood companion, Siegfried Kircheis, he must contend not only with the war but also with the remnants of the decaying Goldenbaum Dynasty to liberate his sister from the Kaiser and unite humanity under a single legitimate ruler. Meanwhile, on the opposite side of the galaxy, Yang—a firm believer in democratic ideals—must hold fast to his convictions despite the FPA's hardships and teach his pupil, Julian Mintz, that autocracy is not the answer. As ideologies clash amid the war's heavy losses, the two strategic geniuses must question what truly drives their conflict.

Tatara Fujita, a timid middle schooler with no real direction in life, has always navigated by avoiding conflict and staying unnoticed. But blending in doesn't keep him safe from bullies who demand money, and he's rescued by a man named Kaname Sengoku. Kaname brings Tatara to his dance studio. Though he'd never normally enter such a place, Tatara is mesmerized by Sengoku's commanding presence. When he gets a chance to dance with his classmate Shizuku Hanaoka—who regularly trains there—Tatara discovers something about being in the spotlight and dancing where others can see him that draws him back. Fueled by a sincere, passionate desire to improve, Tatara embarks on his journey into the world of competitive dance.

Long after most of humanity abandoned Earth, the Galactic Alliance of Humanity was established to lead exploration and secure mankind's future. A grave danger emerges in the form of mysterious creatures known as Hideauze, sparking an interstellar conflict to save humanity from annihilation. Armed with his autonomous robot Chamber, 16-year-old lieutenant Ledo of the Galactic Alliance joins the fight against these monsters. During the battle, Ledo loses control and is flung across space, crash-landing on a flooded Earth. On this blue world, Gargantia—a massive fleet of salvage ships—discovers Chamber and hauls it from the sea, believing they have found something valuable. Misinterpreting their actions as hostile, Ledo sneaks aboard and takes a young messenger girl named Amy hostage, only to realize the people of Gargantia are not the threat he imagined. Stranded and unable to contact his comrades in space, Ledo struggles to adapt and find his place in this unfamiliar lifestyle. Yet his peaceful days will not last, for this ocean-covered planet hides deeper secrets.

Nanba is known as the most secure prison in existence, built to contain convicts who have proven impossible to hold in ordinary facilities. Within Cell 13 are four inmates with a flawless track record of escaping every other jail they've been in. Juugo, a lock expert, has spent nearly his entire life behind bars; Uno, a gambler, relies on sharp instincts; Nico is an otaku whose body reacts in strange ways to drugs; and Rock is a fighter with a huge appetite for food. Their daily mischief constantly frustrates building supervisor Hajime Sugoroku, who works hard to prevent them from escaping. The story follows the comedic, glitter-filled adventures of these prisoners and their guards. With three meals a day and events like sports festivals, life in Nanba isn't so bad, making it feel like the closest thing to home for the four.

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.

Yukichi Fukuzawa has left military affairs behind and now works alone as a bodyguard for hire, relying on his lethal swordsmanship. But his freelance venture isn't thriving, and his fortunes shift when he meets a sharp-tongued boy named Ranpo Edogawa. Their first encounters are tied to a strange murder case, and the resolution of that mystery leads to the founding of the Armed Detective Agency. In the present, Ranpo is hunting a gifted individual whose dangerous ability allows for the perfect crime. As the great detective digs deeper, he uncovers an intricate scheme designed to destroy the Agency completely. Despite being warned about the trap, the Agency presses on in pursuit of the criminals, only to be framed for the very crimes they were investigating. Labeled as wanted terrorists, the remaining members must clear their names—even if that means seeking help from their sworn enemies.

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.

After being placed in solitary confinement following a daring escape attempt, Jolyne Kujoh fights to unravel the secret plot of Whitesnake, a hostile Stand whose true owner remains a mystery to her. Whitesnake's user is actually Enrico Pucci, a priest and the chaplain of Green Dolphin Street Prison. Pucci has a deep tie to a villain who once tormented the Joestar bloodline, making his conflict with Jolyne and her father, Jotaro, deeply personal. Determined to carry out the grand scheme of his late friend, Pucci manipulates the prison and its prisoners to further his wicked plans. With help from fellow inmates like Ermes Costello and Foo Fighters, Jolyne confronts numerous enemy Stand users. As the consequences of Pucci's scheme extend beyond the prison walls and start endangering the entire world, Jolyne embraces her family heritage and puts her life on the line to stop the evil.

During Gintoki Sakata's absence, the Yorozuya gang found a new leader in Kintoki, his golden-haired double. To reclaim his former role, Gintoki must rely on those around him—a difficult task when nobody remembers him at all! Between Kintoki and Gintoki, who will ultimately seize the position of main character? Later, the Yorozuya travel back to the red-light district of Yoshiwara to help an elderly courtesan search for her long-lost lover. Though the district is no longer chained beneath the earth's surface, the trio soon uncover the tragic pasts of Yoshiwara's residents that still linger. Through a series of flashbacks, this mission sees the Yorozuya witness everlasting love and protect it with all their hearts and souls.

A four-year-old girl named Miri Unasaka comes to Tokyo alone on Christmas Eve, searching for her father. The festive lights and joyful atmosphere lead her to a large hotel and a man holding an appealing cake. But the child has unknowingly stepped into the middle of a carefully planned, flawless scheme to kill a dangerous mafia boss. Hitmen Kazuki Kurusu and Rei Suwa share a home, running from the memories of their harsh childhoods and keeping people at arm's length. When their job goes wrong and they end up bringing Miri home, the only logical step is to take her back to her mother. However, Miri's carefree laughter and innocent outlook quickly win over Kazuki, who secretly enjoys acting as a parent, and before long Rei's guarded heart also opens up to her. Miri's actions are completely unpredictable, and Kazuki and Rei discover that raising a lively child is tougher than any of their contracts. Even though it puts their careers in serious jeopardy, both Kazuki and Rei—responding to the affectionate nickname "papa"—choose to give Miri a normal childhood despite all the obstacles.

When the Demon Queen Echidna launches an invasion of the human world, the people turn to the Hero Leo Demonheart for deliverance. Armed with incredible power, Leo easily pushes back Echidna’s forces and saves the world. But instead of gratitude, he is met with hostility from humans who fear his immense strength could one day destroy them. Banished from his homeland, Leo wanders without purpose until he learns that Echidna is rebuilding her army. Seeking a place where he might be accepted among demons, he returns to her castle and offers his help. Echidna immediately turns him down, but Leo convinces her four generals to let him work under their supervision in secret. Disguising himself as a masked dark knight named Onyx, Leo tackles the army’s problems one by one, steadily improving life within the castle. His true goal, however, remains uncovering the real reason Echidna declared war in the first place.

First encounters that leave a lasting impression can lead to entirely new chapters in life, no matter how they turn out. Such is the case for Akira Tsubaki, a young man with almost no experience with girls, and Mikoto Urabe, an enigmatic transfer student with a chilly demeanor. What starts as an ordinary meeting takes an unexpected turn toward romance. After a chain of strange occurrences, Tsubaki develops feelings for Urabe, and the two form an unusual bond. This begins a tale of romance and intrigue revolving around Urabe, a girl with a distinctive way of conveying her emotions.

In America, the mafia thrives, with assassinations occurring regularly on its streets. Most of these killings are orchestrated by Inferno, a shadowy organization that deploys its nearly unstoppable human weapon, known as "Phantom." One day, a Japanese tourist stumbles upon Phantom's latest hit. Desperate to flee, he takes refuge in an isolated building. But Phantom—revealed to be a young woman named Ein—and Inferno's leader, Scythe Master, capture the tourist and subject him to brainwashing. Renamed Zwei, this former tourist becomes a memory-less puppet of Inferno. Plunged into a realm of lies, betrayal, and brutality, Zwei must struggle to survive, hoping to one day recover his past and break free from a world where death is a constant threat.