Full Catalog

Kino, a 15-year-old traveler, develops a close bond with Hermes, a motorcycle that can speak. Together, they journey across various lands, visiting different countries and places without any clear destination in mind, because travel is a venture full of unknowns. Along the way, they encounter a wide range of customs—some morally ambiguous, others tragic or mesmerizing. They meet many people: those who live only to work, those who live to bring others joy, and those who live in pursuit of their dreams. In each country they explore, there is always something new to learn from how the inhabitants conduct their lives. It is not for Kino or Hermes to judge whether these values are right or wrong; they simply act as observers within this small world. No matter how absurd those values might seem, they make no effort to change or influence the places they visit. They believe, in their own way, that things are fine as they are—that "the world is not beautiful; therefore, it is."

After his friend Kuroneko died in a tragic accident during an expedition to find evidence of aliens, Ryouta Murakami spent ten years in a coma. Now awake and back in high school, he keeps his promise to honor her memory by searching for proof of extraterrestrial life. His world shifts when transfer student Neko Kuroha appears, looking exactly like his lost friend and bearing a similar name. Neko reveals she has supernatural powers, drawing Ryouta into a struggle with dangerous scientists chasing witches who fled a secret laboratory. As one of these escapees, Neko and others like her are being hunted, and Ryouta must protect them from their pursuers.

After being reborn into a new world following a monotonous life, Will awakens to find himself cared for by a skeleton, a ghost, and a mummy. Raised in the decaying ruins of an ancient city, these three undead beings become his family. Blood the skeleton trains him in combat, Gus the ghost teaches him magic, and Mary the mummy instructs him in faith and duty. Most importantly, they show him the meaning of love. As Will grows and learns about his surroundings, he prepares for the day he must venture into the wider world. This journey includes a solemn coming-of-age ritual where individuals swear allegiance to a chosen deity, with the strength of their vow determining the magnitude of the god's blessing. As his departure approaches, Will must confront the truth about his guardians and step into a realm whose current state is unknown to them. In doing so, he discovers that every oath must be fulfilled, no matter the cost.

Graduation is approaching for the original members of the Light Music Club. With only a few weeks of high school left, the girls decide to make the most of their remaining time and organize a trip overseas. Many locations are proposed—Hawaii, New York, Dubai—but with a little guidance from the club's beloved pet turtle, Ton-chan, London is chosen as the destination for their next adventure. Yui Hirasawa, Mio Akiyama, Tsumugi Kotobuki, Ritsu Tainaka, and Azusa Nakano will explore famous sights, perform live music for Londoners, and sample a variety of tasty food, all while stumbling from one place to another in their usual clumsy fashion. However, the fun cannot last forever, as heartfelt songs and farewells await when their high school days come to an end. One thing remains certain, though: the unbreakable bonds these girls have formed will endure long after the final scene fades.

Jun Naruse has always been a talkative girl who sees the world through the lens of fairy tales and happy endings. Her deep faith in these stories, however, makes her overly naive and trusting, and her words inadvertently shatter her family when she blurts out her father's affair. Blamed for her parents' divorce, Naruse is left deeply scarred, and her regret takes the form of a fairy egg—a being that seals her mouth to prevent her from speaking, in an effort to protect everyone's happiness. Even in high school, the fairy egg keeps Naruse from speaking. Any attempt to talk causes a painful twist in her stomach. Despite her inability to express herself with words, she is unexpectedly chosen to perform in a musical alongside three other students: Takumi Sakagami, Natsuki Nitou, and Daiki Tasaki. Naruse heads to the club room to decline the overwhelming task, but changes her mind after hearing Sakagami's beautiful singing. Perhaps the fairy egg's "curse" doesn't apply to singing, and perhaps Sakagami is the fairy tale prince she has been searching for. Will Naruse be able to convey the anthem of her heart?

During Japan's Sengoku period, a young orphan named Kotarou and his dog Tobimaru survive by stealing from villagers. However, Kotarou finds himself hunted by assassins sent by China's Ming Dynasty for reasons unrelated to his petty thefts. The duo encounters Nanashi, a ronin sheltering in a small temple, just as Kotarou is attacked and Tobimaru is poisoned. Though the samurai saves the helpless pair from their pursuers, he sees no need to assist them further. However, when offered a gem as payment for bodyguard services, he reluctantly agrees to Kotarou's proposal—only until Tobimaru recovers and they reach their destination. As the three embark on a dangerous journey, it becomes clear that their path is fraught with peril, as the Ming Dynasty has dispatched a fearsome swordsman to capture Kotarou and fulfill a certain prophecy.

Sakura Sakurakouji seems sweet and fragile, but she is actually a powerful martial artist with a strong sense of justice. Her perspective on the world changes when she sees people being engulfed in blue flames on the bus ride home, yet the police find no evidence of any crime. Her disbelief fades the next day when Rei Oogami, the boy she witnessed committing murder, shows up as a new transfer student in her class. Although his kind and gentle personality makes him popular, contradicting Sakura’s suspicions, she eventually discovers his hidden truth: he is a Code Breaker, a being that is not supposed to exist. With mysterious powers, Rei enforces his own brand of vigilante justice. Unwilling to accept his methods, Sakura stays close to him, hoping to change him and stop more harm before it is too late.

Rito Yuuki's life offers him little peace, as he constantly finds himself in embarrassing situations with the girls around him. Though his feelings remain devoted to his childhood friend Haruna, his emotions toward Lala—the alien princess who came to Earth to make him her husband—grow more confusing by the day. Matters escalate when Lala's younger twin sisters, Momo and Nana, arrive on Earth to meet their future brother-in-law and inevitably take up residence with Rito. To make things worse, Yami, a living weapon, begins her own relentless pursuit of him. Torn between conflicting affections, the physical consequences of his reputation as a pervert, and the deadly threats of an assassin, Rito's everyday life is anything but calm.

Kakushi Gotou is a manga artist of moderate fame, known for producing content considered lewd. Because of this risqué material, he made a promise when his daughter Hime was born: he would never reveal his true occupation to her, convinced she would lose respect for him if she ever learned the truth. This obsessive fear drives Kakushi into frantic predicaments. Though raising Hime alone as a single father, he gives his all and frequently goes to absurd lengths to safeguard his secret—dressing up as a salaryman every morning or staging surprise drills in case Hime accidentally stumbles upon his workplace. Kakushigoto follows this father and daughter as they live side by side, trying to preserve their quiet everyday life while the father struggles to keep things unchanged. Yet as the old saying goes, "time reveals all secrets." Eventually, Hime must come to terms with the truth behind the things she had always taken for granted as she grows older.

After finishing elementary school apart from her childhood friends, first-year student Akari Akaza finally reunites with second-years Yui Funami and Kyouko Toshinou at their all-girls middle school. During their first year, Yui and Kyouko founded the "Amusement Club," which took over the space previously used by the now-defunct Tea Club. Soon after Akari joins, a classmate named Chinatsu Yoshikawa visits, thinking the club is still the Tea Club. After the trio explains that the Tea Club has been disbanded, they convince Chinatsu to join the Amusement Club, a group focused solely on keeping its members entertained. Adapted from Namori's slice-of-life manga, Yuru Yuri is a quirky comedy about a group of girls who spend their time drinking tea and doting on each other, all while completely overlooking the supposed protagonist, Akari, amid their chaos.

In a world on the verge of collapse, an old legend tells that when the end arrives, the path to paradise will open. This perfect world offers the only hope for the few living things left in this desolate land, but the myth says only wolves can discover the way to this fabled place. Although they were believed to have vanished long ago, wolves still exist, hiding among humans by using complex illusions. A lone wolf named Kiba is pulled by an irresistible scent to Freeze City, a poor settlement ruled by the cruel Lord Orkham. There, Kiba finds that wolves Hige, Tsume, and Toboe have also been lured by the same smell. Chasing the fragrance of "Lunar Flowers," which are rumored to unlock the door to their perfect world, the wolves travel across barren lands and decaying cities in search of their legendary paradise. But they are not the only ones hunting for this haven, and others with darker motives will stop at nothing to get there before them.

The world is powered by astral energy, harnessed by astral mages. Due to the threat this poses, the Empire persecutes anyone exhibiting such abilities. In retaliation, oppressed mages founded the Nebulis Sovereignty to escape this persecution, igniting a century-long conflict between the two sides. Iska, a talented knight, was jailed for freeing a witch. After a year, the Empire frees him on the promise that he capture the dreaded Ice Calamity Witch. Hoping this mission could bring the war to an end, Iska agrees. The Ice Calamity Witch, Aliceliese Alice Lou Nebulis XI, likewise yearns for peace and is prepared to dismantle the Empire. Both Iska and Alice strive for a crusade to forge a world without pain and hardship. Destiny brings them together, forming a bond that goes beyond simple coincidence.

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

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

After Tomo Yamanobe's father, the former headmaster of Saint Mikhailov Academy, vanished, all he left behind was a piece of artwork known as the "icon." Not long after his disappearance, rumors spread about a serial killer targeting female students at the academy. While walking home with her sister Mafuyu Oribe after being bullied at school, Tomo stumbles over an injured silver-haired boy who quickly disappears as she tries to help him. Mafuyu goes to search for him and discovers that the church housing the icon is on fire. When she attempts to rescue the painting, the rumored serial killer suddenly attacks her using a mysterious power to control magnesium. Out of nowhere, the silver-haired boy, who can control iron, appears and saves Mafuyu. Mafuyu learns that the boy, named Alexander Nikolaevich "Sasha" Hell, is a "qwaser"—a being capable of manipulating an element through the power of "soma," obtained by breastfeeding. Confused by the incident, Mafuyu tries to move on, but has little success when Sasha transfers into her class the next day. What will become of Tomo and Mafuyu's ordinary school life with the threat of other qwasers looming near?

The unusual Class 77-B at Hope's Peak Academy gets a new homeroom teacher, Chisa Yukizome, a former student known as the Super High School-Level Housekeeper. Full of energy and skill, she works to heal the broken relationships among her varied students, who include a princess, a nurse, a yakuza member, and an incredibly lucky person. Trusting in the strength of hope, she tries to steer them through their disputes. At the same time, Hajime Hinata, a Reserve Course student who feels he lacks any special ability, meets Chiaki Nanami, the Super High School-Level Gamer. Through their time together, she gives him a new way of looking at life. But without Hajime's knowledge, the school's administration is engineering a dark scheme involving him that could bring down Hope's Peak and devastate the world. Zetsubou-hen follows the daily life at the famous academy while dark forces work in the background. As despair slowly takes over hope, those responsible for the Biggest, Most Awful, Most Tragic Event in Human History start their plan, marking the start of the end.

Keita Suminoe's world is turned upside down when his father remarries, introducing him to a new stepmother and her twin daughters, Ako and Riko. Though the two sisters have distinct personalities—Ako being a homey, mature former student council president and Riko an athletic, aloof ex-disciplinary president—they share a long history with Keita stretching back to kindergarten. Over time, their sibling relationship takes a romantic and erotic turn. In his final year of middle school, Keita earns a sports recommendation to a high school separate from his sisters'. Devastated by the idea of being apart, the twins plead with him to stay, and he eventually gives in, changing his plans. Now attending the same school, Keita must juggle his studies while fending off the relentless advances of his sisters, who are set on making him their future husband. Even though their parents have approved this arrangement, Keita struggles to keep things purely platonic. With two beautiful girls competing for his affection, he faces the tough challenge of resisting their constant temptations.

Despite occasional setbacks, Operation Strix has remained on track to extract sensitive information from the enigmatic politician Donovan Desmond. To this end, spy Loid Forger has managed to maintain his pretend family consisting of his telepathic daughter, Anya; assassin wife, Yor; and their clairvoyant dog, Bond. Still the only one aware of everyone's true identities, Anya tries to sustain the family's cohesion while working to befriend Donovan's son Damian, her Eden Academy classmate. However, Anya's efforts instead earn her another Tonitrus Bolt, bringing her closer to getting expelled and jeopardizing the operation's success. Hearing the news, Loid faints from shock. In his unconsciousness, he reminisces about his tragic past and his journey to becoming a spy. Realizing what Operation Strix means to him and the world, Loid finds renewed motivation. Although they each work toward their own covert goals, the Forgers continue to cherish their chaotic yet blissful family life.

After finishing her favorite romance manga, Fuuko Izumo is prepared to end her miserable and lonely existence, having long resigned herself to never experiencing passionate love like characters in fiction. Afflicted with "unluck," anyone Fuuko touches faces the serious risk of encountering unimaginable disaster. While most sane people would flee from such imminent danger, Undead thinks differently. He is an immortal being with superhuman regenerative powers who desperately seeks death, which has always escaped him. When their paths finally cross, Undead sees a chance to end his own suffering by using Fuuko's unluck. However, before Undead can unlock the full potential of Fuuko's power to deliver the final fatal blow, the pair must first fend off a murderous secret organization determined to eliminate those with special abilities.

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

In Fuyuki City, a long-standing ritual unfolds where seven mages and their summoned servants clash in combat. This event, called the Holy Grail War, promises to fulfill any wish for the victor. As the war enters its fifth round, the stage is prepared for Rin Toosaka to carry on her father's legacy. Rin aims to summon Saber, reputed to be the strongest class. However, when her calculations go wrong and she calls forth Archer instead, how will she manage in the battles that await her?

A street basketball team from America called Jabberwock, whose skills rival those of the NBA, arrives in Japan for an exhibition match against Strky, a team made up of former third-year students who competed in the Interhigh and Winter Cup. The gap in ability is so vast that Jabberwock wins easily. Their captain, Nash Gold Jr., insults the basketball style of all Japanese players by comparing them to monkeys. Enraged by this rude remark, Kagetora Aida challenges them to a rematch. Confident in his team's superiority and believing the outcome will be the same, Nash accepts. Kagetora then forms Vorpal Swords, a team consisting of the Generation of Miracles, including Kuroko Tetsuya and Kagami Taiga, as they are the only ones capable of facing an opponent that seems unbeatable from every angle.

After joining the anti-bakufu resistance, Gintoki and his crew go into hiding alongside Katsura and his Joui rebels. The Yorozuya are soon contacted by Nobume Imai and two members of the Kiheitai, who inform them that the Harusame pirates have turned against 7th Division Captain Kamui and their former ally Takasugi. The Kiheitai hire Gintoki to locate Takasugi, who has been missing since his ship was ambushed during a Harusame attack. Nobume also reveals a shocking truth about the Tendoushuu, a secret organization manipulating many factions, and their leader Utsuro, a mysterious figure who bears a striking resemblance to Gintoki’s former teacher. Boarding Sakamoto’s spaceship, the Yorozuya and Katsura head to Rakuyou, Kagura’s home planet, where various factions have gathered and tensions are rising. Long-standing grudges, political conflicts, and the Tendoushuu’s sinister overarching plan all converge into a massive, decisive battle on Rakuyou.

University student Yuki Itose has lived with hearing loss her entire life, making silence a constant companion. Her routine is quiet and limited: she goes to class, spends time with her best friend Rin Fujishiro, and relies on writing and text messages to communicate—a predictable existence with hardly any variation. While commuting one day, Yuki encounters Itsuomi Nagi, a multilingual fellow student who loves to travel and happens to be a friend of Rin. When Itsuomi finds out about Yuki’s deafness, he accepts it without fuss, deeply touching her heart. That simple moment sparks a gradual transformation in both Yuki and Itsuomi’s lives as they begin welcoming each other into their separate worlds.

Kimihiro Watanuki possesses the ability to see spirits and various supernatural beings, a troublesome gift he thoroughly despises. While walking home one day, harassed by spirits, he feels an inexplicable pull to enter a peculiar house. Inside, he meets Yuuko, a enigmatic woman who offers to free him from his ability to see and attract these bothersome creatures—but at a cost. She insists he work at her "shop," which fulfills people's wishes, and so Watanuki's journey through strange and wondrous occurrences begins.

Ikta Solork is an easygoing young man whose only real desires are a pretty girl by his side and a comfortable spot for a nap. But his peaceful life is shattered when war erupts between the Katjvarna Empire and the neighboring Republic of Kioka. Along with his childhood friend Yatorishino Igsem, Ikta enlists as a military officer. On a boat headed to the examination site, they meet infantryman Matthew Tetojirichi, sniper Torway Remion, and medic Haroma Becker. When a sudden storm sinks their vessel, the five find themselves stranded in enemy territory near a military outpost. There, they learn that Princess Chamille Kitora Katjvanmaninik, the heir to the Katjvarnan throne, has been taken hostage. They manage to rescue her, and as a reward, each of them is appointed an Imperial Knight—one of the highest accolades a soldier can achieve. Now, Ikta must set aside his dream of a quiet life and step into the role of a reluctant hero.

Now in their third serialization, manga duo Moritaka Mashiro and Akito Takagi—working under the pen name Muto Ashirogi—are drawing closer than ever to their goal of an anime adaptation. But the true struggle is just beginning: if they cannot compete with artist Eiji Niizuma in the rankings within six months, their series will be axed. To make matters worse, numerous rivals are right behind them, openly declaring war. They don't even have time to spare dreaming about an anime! In Bakuman. 3rd Season, Muto Ashirogi must find a way to stay on top of the immense mountain known as the Shounen Jack rankings. Facing fresh problems and new assistants, the pair continue to chase their dream.

The continent of Atlatan has fallen into turmoil after the Great Hall Tragedy, a catastrophic incident that destroyed the fragile peace between the Fantasia Union and the Factory Alliance. The wedding of Sir Alexis Douse and Lady Marrine Kreische, meant to unite the two factions, was overtaken by a surge of "Chaos," a dark dimensional energy that summons monsters and demons. From this corruption emerged the Demon Lord of Diabolos, who killed the archdukes of both sides, crushing all hope for reconciliation. Siluca Meletes, a mage from the Alliance, journeys through the ravaged countryside to study under a master magician. On her way, she is rescued from Federation soldiers by Theo Cornaro, a young warrior wielding a mysterious "Crest" that can repel Chaos. Sworn to no particular domain, Theo aspires to become a Lord and liberate his hometown, Sistina, from its tyrant and the spreading corruption. Inspired by his noble ambition, Siluca enters a magical pact with Theo, and together they set out to restore balance to their fractured world.

Desperate to save his brother Alphonse, Edward Elric gave up his own body and soul, only to find himself stranded in Munich, Germany. Adrift in a world utterly unlike his own, he struggles to cope amid the economic turmoil following World War I. Cut off from home and unable to use his alchemy, Edward searches for alternative ways to escape this prison, aided by associates who mirror the faces of those he left behind. As unrest grows among the German people, the nation's humiliated state also stirs tension among its neighbors. Back in his own world, Alphonse delves deeper into the study of alchemy, investigating the mystery behind Edward's disappearance in the hope of finally being reunited with his older brother.

A fierce clash unfolds during the Tokyo Qualifiers, where the last three slots for the national volleyball tournament are up for grabs. Nekoma High School, Fukurodani High School, Nohebi Academy, and Itachiyama Academy each pour their passion into securing a spot in the championship. Despite facing a range of challenges on the court, Nekoma is particularly determined to demonstrate that they deserve to advance to the national stage. As these teams strive to triumph over their rivals and overcome their own shortcomings, the Tokyo Qualifiers will decide which squads emerge victorious and earn their place in the national competition.

Specials included in the Blu-ray and DVD releases of One Punch Man.

Patty Lowell, the missing heiress of a noble family, is found living in an orphanage and entrusted to Dante, the proprietor of the "Devil May Cry" shop. Acting on a request from J.D. Morrison, Dante reluctantly takes on the task of escorting the girl to her relatives. Although he considers the job mere babysitting and finds the ordinary nature of the work annoying, he begins the journey. Beneath his facade as a lazy idler lies a formidable demon slayer—a quality that becomes essential when supernatural beings start targeting Patty. As Dante uses his special skills to safeguard her, he unravels hidden truths behind the case, discovering that the circumstances are far more intricate than they first seemed.

Ohana Matsumae is a lively and spirited teenager living in Tokyo with her carefree single mother. Suddenly, her mother decides to flee with her new boyfriend to escape debt collectors, leaving the young girl to look after herself—following her mother's motto of "only rely on yourself"—in the rural countryside, where her stern grandmother runs a small inn. Forced to adjust to the quiet pace of country life, Ohana faces the struggles of working as a maid, while also meeting and forming bonds with captivating people at both her new school and the inn.

Middle school student Nagasumi Michishio goes to the Seto Inland Sea for his summer break. While swimming at Mio Sun Beach, a sudden leg cramp strikes. Nobody nearby hears his frantic cries for help, and he begins to sink into the ocean, left to drown alone. Just as he loses consciousness, a mermaid appears and rescues him. That night, his savior visits Nagasumi and introduces herself as Sun Seto, a mermaid from a yakuza family. Under mermaid law, if a human learns a mermaid’s identity, the mermaid faces execution. To avoid this grim punishment, the Seto family offers a solution: Nagasumi must marry Sun, or be killed by Gouzaburou, Sun’s father and boss of the Seto clan. With no other choice, Nagasumi accepts the marriage. Now the newlyweds must keep their relationship a secret. Between Gouzaburou’s relentless attempts on Nagasumi’s life and the eccentric behavior of various other antagonists, a genuine and innocent love begins to develop as the pair adjusts to their new life together.

Vanitas and Noé Archiviste travel to Gévaudan in pursuit of the "Beast," a massive wolf-like creature responsible for hundreds of deaths. Believing the Beast to be a vampire afflicted with a curse, Vanitas intends to heal it using the power of his grimoire. During their journey, the two become separated and are suddenly transported back in time—arriving at the very moment the Beast lurks in the forest. After clashing with the enormous wolf and a vampire hunter, Vanitas decides to join forces with Jeanne to locate Noé. Though they are allies, Jeanne's mission directly opposes Vanitas's, as she has been ordered to kill the Beast—suspecting it might be someone from her past. Meanwhile, a gravely injured Noé is taken in by the enigmatic Chloé d'Apchier and her servant. Like Noé, Chloé is a vampire whose existence has been hidden from the public. She has acted as a guardian for future generations and once sought a way to regain her humanity. While Noé appreciates Chloé's hospitality, he remains unaware that she may be aligned with forces far more perilous than the Beast itself.

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

Supermarkets are essential to city life, providing families with a safe and convenient place to buy groceries. However, the atmosphere changes completely when evening half-price sales start on unsold bento boxes. In an instant, politeness disappears, replaced by fierce battles where allies become enemies, each struggling for dignity and a meal. The aisles are no longer full of shoppers, but of Wolves and Dogs—the winners and the losers. High school student You Satou is thrown into this chaotic world after accidentally stumbling into the battlefield. Instead of running from the nightly fights, he wants to join in. Seeing Satou’s total lack of fighting skill, Wolf Sen Yarizui, an older student, brings him and Hana Oshiroi, an eager onlooker, into her Half-Priced Food Lovers Club. Through their training, they learn the real meaning of fighting to secure their food.

A year after the death of the man thought to be Britannia's most evil emperor, the world has been enjoying an unprecedented era of peace under the United Federation of Nations. However, this fragile tranquility is shattered when armed militants kidnap former princess Nunnally vi Britannia and Suzaku Kururugi, the chief advisor of the Black Knights, sparking an international crisis. The powerful and untrustworthy Kingdom of Zilkhstan is blamed for orchestrating the abduction. To investigate, world authorities dispatch Kallen Stadtfeld and her team on a covert mission into the country. There, they encounter the immortal witch C.C., who is working to complete the resurrection of the man who led the greatest revolution in history—a legend who will rise again, take command, and save the world from danger once more.

The phrase "I love you" has the power to alter everything—such is the reality of the bittersweet struggles found in high school romance. Second-year student Tenma Tsukamoto is on a mission to confess her feelings to the boy she admires. Meanwhile, notorious delinquent Kenji Harima faces a similar challenge, unable to properly express his emotions to the person he cares for. Amid school life, friendships, rivalries, and personal interests, both discover that navigating teenage romance is far from simple, especially when misunderstandings only add to their complications. School Rumble delivers an energetic romantic comedy filled with relatable moments, as Tenma and Kenji each strive to win the affection of those they long for.

Before he became the hero known today, Saitama dedicated himself to relentless training and combat. Each skirmish leaves his tracksuit uniform shredded, but a local tailor always repairs it at no cost. When the tailor reveals he is being forced to close his shop due to pressure from a local gang, Saitama steps in to assist—and in the process, acquires something truly invaluable.

Mitsumi Iwakura moves from her rural hometown to Tokyo to attend a top-tier high school, driven by her goal of making a positive impact on Japan. Convinced she has her entire life perfectly planned out, she believes nothing will go wrong from this point forward. However, on her very first day, the country girl finds herself lost and running late. She crosses paths with Sousuke Shima, another first-year student who is also lost, and he offers to guide her. They manage to reach school on time, but Mitsumi’s troubles continue as she makes a poor first impression on her classmates. Despite their contrasting personalities, the class quickly notices the bond forming between Mitsumi and Sousuke. As time goes on, it remains to be seen whether Mitsumi can build meaningful connections with her peers—but one thing is certain: she won’t have to face it alone.

The Celestial Records describe the existence of the "Seraphim," a divine race that bestows blessings on humanity and receives prayers in return. Those chosen to interact with these spirits are called "Shepherds." Revered as heroes for appearing in times of crisis, yet feared for their power, Shepherds are etched into folklore alongside the Seraphim. Sorey is a young human who has lived his entire life in harmony with the Seraphim in the village of Elysia. Fascinated by the myths of the Celestial Records, he explores nearby ruins with Mikleo, his childhood Seraphim friend, hoping to learn more about the Seraphim's history with humanity. Unfortunately, they become trapped deep within the historical site during their investigation. While searching for an exit, they encounter a mysterious girl urgently seeking a Shepherd to save the world, which is on the verge of being consumed by darkness. Despite Mikleo's warning about interacting with other humans, Sorey decides to help the stranger, unknowingly drawing closer to his dream of peaceful coexistence between humans and Seraphim.

The Walpurgis Royal Academy of Machinart was established alongside the creation of "Machinart," a form of machine magic that grants life and intelligence to mechanical dolls, known as "automatons." Its purpose is to train skilled puppeteers capable of controlling these automatons, as global militaries have started integrating Machinart into their forces. After failing the academy's entrance exams miserably, Raishin Akabane and his humanoid automaton Yaya must defeat one of the top one hundred students to earn the right to participate in the Evening Party, a battle for supremacy among puppeteers using their automatons. The last competitor standing receives the title of "Wiseman" and gains access to the powerful forbidden arts. To this end, Raishin challenges Charlotte Belew and her automaton Sigmund to a duel, but before the match begins, Sigmund is attacked by other students. After rescuing his opponents from their attackers, Raishin cancels the duel and is forced to find another way to enter the Party. Driven by the tragedies of his past, Raishin fights alongside Yaya to climb to the top and achieve the title of Wiseman.

After his wife passed away, Kouhei Inuzuka has been doing his best to look after his young daughter Tsumugi. But with his lack of cooking skills and his demanding job as a teacher, he ends up depending on convenience store meals to feed the little girl. Frustrated by his inability to give his daughter fresh, nutritious food, Kouhei accepts an invitation from his student, Kotori Iida, to have dinner at her family's restaurant. However, on their first visit, the father and daughter find that the restaurant is often closed because Kotori's mother is away for work, and Kotori usually eats by herself. After his pupil's persistent pleas, Kouhei decides to keep going to the restaurant with Tsumugi to cook and share tasty homemade meals with Kotori. Amaama to Inazuma follows the touching story of a devoted father striving to make his adorable little daughter happy, while exploring the meanings and values of cooking, family, and the warm home-cooked meals that are often taken for granted.

After reaching the ultimate peak of human ability, Varvatos became so formidable that humanity started referring to him as the Demon Lord, both in fear and admiration of his immense power. This caused him to feel isolated from others, sparking a deep wish for true companionship—someone equal to him whom he could consider a friend. Wanting to change his circumstances in a new life, Varvatos chooses to be reborn three millennia later as Ard Meteor, the child of an apparently normal family in a quiet village. Regrettably, he discovers that even after diminishing his own power, his abilities still surpass everyone in the current age. Additionally, his poor social skills prevent him from reaching his dream of making friends. And to make matters worse, the consequences of abruptly leaving his former role have started to haunt him in the most unexpected and severe ways.

Decades from now, humanity faces a relentless threat from an alien species called the Novas. Wherever they emerge, these inhuman creatures leave destruction in their wake, and the battles to repel them are known as Nova Clashes. To fight back, young women—dubbed "Pandoras"—and young men—called "Limiters"—are implanted with stigmata granting them superhuman abilities. They train at military academies, learning to cooperate if humanity hopes to survive. Freezing follows Kazuya Aoi on his first day at West Genetics military academy, which coincides with a Pandora battle royale. There, he mistakes Satellizer el Bridget—a formidable Pandora known as the "Untouchable Queen"—for his deceased sister and embraces her. Although his action costs her the match, she discovers that his touch does not repel her and decides to take him as her Limiter. The question remains whether their partnership can endure the schemes of their upperclassmen and the looming conflict with the Novas.

Nagi Umino, a diligent high school student, and Erika Amano, a popular social media influencer, have no connection to each other—until they discover they were switched at birth. When this sudden revelation comes to light for both families, their parents hatch a secret plan without Nagi or Erika’s input: to restore them to their biological families and secure everyone’s happiness, the two should become engaged. Upon learning of this, Nagi and Erika immediately reject the absurd proposal, refusing to comply with their parents’ demands. However, with neither side willing to give in, only time will reveal where their relationship is headed.

The next stage of the contentious Blue Lock initiative is underway, with the candidate list trimmed to just 35 players. From the remaining strikers, only a select few will earn the chance to compete in an upcoming exhibition match against Japan’s current U-20 soccer team. The stakes are high: victory grants the players the privilege of representing the nation as the new U-20 squad, but defeat means the complete termination of Blue Lock. Among those still in contention is Yoichi Isagi, who is grappling with understanding his own abilities. Adding to the challenge, the six strongest players in the pool have already been secured for the starting lineup, leaving the other 29 to battle for an open spot. Each hopeful must pick one of the top six as a partner for the selection process to demonstrate their worth. However, if this diverse group of strikers wants to topple the existing U-20 team, they will need to figure out how to merge their individual playing styles effectively.