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Mitsuyoshi Tada has never paid much attention to love, and as the second-year high school student and aspiring photographer begins a new term, romance is the last thing on his mind. That changes when he encounters a cheerful foreign girl named Teresa Wagner while photographing a cherry blossom tree. After she asks him to take her picture, they part ways, only to cross paths twice more that same day. Finding Teresa caught in a sudden downpour, Tada invites her to his family’s coffee shop to dry off. There, she explains she was separated from her traveling companion, a strict redhead named Alexandra "Alec" Magritte. When Alec reunites with Teresa shortly afterward, they say their goodbyes, expecting never to meet again—but the next day, the two unexpectedly transfer into his class. Teresa and Alec quickly adapt to life at Koinohoshi High School and decide to join Tada in the photography club, alongside his narcissistic friend Kaoru Ijuuin, the idol-obsessed Hajime Sugimoto, the serious class representative Hinako Hasegawa, and the dog-like Kentarou Yamashita. With these two unusual additions to his already eccentric group of friends, Tada’s second year of high school becomes even livelier—and he may have to reconsider his stance on love.

Goblin Slayer travels with his companions to the northern snowy mountains following a plea from Sword Maiden. A village is assaulted, they come across an enigmatic chapel, and the odd behavior of the goblins unsettles Goblin Slayer.

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

Raul Chaser once dreamed of becoming a hero and defeating the Demon King, so he enrolled in the Hero Training Program to pursue that goal. But when peace returns to the world after the Demon King's defeat, the program gets suspended indefinitely, making it impossible for anyone to become a hero. Two years later, Raul grudgingly works at a small electronics store called Magic Shop Leon. The former hero-in-training is frustrated by the dullness of retail work, but everything shifts when a new employee arrives. At first, this person appears to be just a handsome boy, but "he" is actually a female demon named Fino Bloodstone. And she is no ordinary demon—Raul's new coworker is the daughter of the late Demon King. Tasked with training this eccentric recruit, Raul soon finds his life becoming far more lively than ever before.

Elior Forest, blanketed in snow and ice, is the domain of dangerous magical beasts and fifty elves frozen solid. One day, the great spirit Puck shatters the ice imprisoning a young girl, setting her free. That girl is Emilia, a half-elf born with silver hair, elongated ears, and amethyst eyes—traits that mirror the malevolent Witch who once laid waste to half the world. Shunned by society for her appearance, Emilia lives alone in the forest with Puck as her only companion and family. Haunted by a crime of destruction she cannot recall committing, she spends her days seeking a way to thaw her frozen people. But when the great spirit Melakuera, the Arbitrator of the world, appears before Emilia, her right to exist is called into question. Can the icy bond she has forged with Puck prove to be the warm thread that defies destiny?

Yuuta Hibiki regains consciousness in Rikka Takarada's room, realizing he has no memories and can hear an unknown voice calling his name from another room. Investigating, he discovers a robot inside an old computer monitor—it introduces itself as Hyper Agent Gridman. To Yuuta's shock, Rikka neither hears Gridman nor sees the eerie monsters that appear above a thick fog blanketing the town. When another giant monster materializes in the city, causing destruction, Yuuta is pulled back to the computer and fuses with Gridman. He suddenly finds himself in the midst of the battle, forced to fight the creature. Alongside Rikka and their classmate Shou Utsumi, Yuuta establishes the "Gridman Alliance" to defeat the monsters terrorizing the city and uncover who is behind their appearance.

Shiny Chariot is a world-famous witch and the ultimate role model for young witches everywhere. However, as the girls grow older, their opinions shift—bringing up Chariot now marks a witch as childish. Despite this, ordinary girl Atsuko Kagari remains unwavering in her blind devotion, enrolling in Luna Nova Magical Academy with dreams of becoming as captivating as her idol. But the witch academy turns out to be nothing like the fun and excitement Atsuko imagined: dull lectures, harsh instructors, and fellow students who mock Chariot fill the campus. Combined with her own lack of magical talent, she is dismissed as nothing more than a troublemaker. Yet when a sudden opportunity arises to prove herself to her classmates and teachers, she seizes it—and now she must stop a rampaging dragon before it demolishes the entire academy.

The conflict between the Terrans and the Vers Empire of Mars has concluded, allowing humanity to savor a period of tranquility. Yet nineteen months later, the Vers princess makes a startling proclamation: "the Terrans are a foolish race that hoards resources, destroys the environment, and indulges in hedonism." To safeguard their precious Earth, she commands her knights to take up arms, reigniting the fierce struggle between the two civilizations. Slaine Troyard has secured his place among the Martians, granting Earth a brief reprieve from the war with the Vers Empire. However, a peaceful resolution appears out of reach. Those who once fought desperately to survive are now caught in another bloody and chaotic confrontation—one that will change the destiny of humanity forever.

After school, high schooler Kenichi Shirahama spends any time not being pummeled in the karate club with his nose buried in the many self-help books he carries daily. One morning on his way to class, he accidentally startles the new student, causing her to throw him to the ground. She apologizes for her violent reflexes, introduces herself as Miu Furinji, and asks Kenichi to be her friend. Later, following karate club practice, another member delivers an ultimatum: they will fight in a week, and the loser must permanently quit the club. While lamenting his inevitable defeat, Kenichi watches Miu easily fend off three thugs. Fed up with being constantly bullied by those stronger than him, he asks Miu for advice on improving as a fighter. She directs him to her grandfather's dojo, Ryouzanpaku, where several skilled—if eccentric—masters of extreme martial arts gather to refine their techniques. Miu promises Kenichi he will become significantly stronger, but only if he manages to stay alive. With those ominous words hanging over him and a criminal martial arts gang called Ragnarok threatening those around him, Kenichi takes his first step toward becoming a world-class fighter and a defender of the helpless.

The samurai play a vital role in Japan's history, and having any link to them is one of the most inspiring things a high school student could wish for. Kawakami City is famous for its many citizens with samurai ancestry, and the city is filled with an atmosphere of fighting spirit, loyalty, and hard work. At Kawakami Academy, students like Yamato Naoe use this heritage every day, whether studying for exams, taking part in sports events, or making sure their traditions are well preserved. Yamato and his six closest friends—three boys and three girls—create the perfect team for friendship, rivalry, and motivation. But even samurai have their flaws. Although the group's balance and long-standing friendship have remained unchanged for ages, things start to get much more interesting when two new girls join them. Now they not only have to maintain what they see as the samurai tradition, but they also have to do so with plenty of "distractions."

After making their escape from the zombie-overrun mainland, Takashi Komuro and the others arrive at a secluded island off the coast of Tokonosu City. While searching the island for supplies, they come across a small beachside hut that offers them dry clothes and a place to stay overnight. Following a day spent gathering food, they start preparing a meal from what they’ve collected. As they gather around the campfire waiting for the food to cook, a light mist forms around them, making everyone feel sick. Realizing the mist is caused by hydrangeas—a poisonous plant known to induce hallucinations—the group tries to flee from the overwhelming stench.

A squid-like alien called a Happian leaves his home planet with the intention of spreading happiness throughout the universe. Upon arriving on Earth, he nearly ends up captured by humans, but is rescued by a serious young girl named Shizuka Kuze. She feeds him and gives him the name Takopii. Feeling grateful, Takopii vows to do everything he can to make her smile. This task proves much harder than anticipated. Shizuka is tormented by her classmates, has no father, and her mother is rarely at home—though the innocent Takopii does not fully understand how serious these problems are. Still, Shizuka has one source of joy: her dog Chappy. The connection between Shizuka and Chappy only fuels Takopii's resolve to bring a smile to her face. Though Takopii's attempts to cheer Shizuka lead to unforeseen consequences, he is determined to take control with his own tentacles, test his understanding of humans, and accomplish his mission of spreading happiness.

Fuutarou Uesugi's work as the Nakano quintuplets' private tutor is beginning to bear fruit. The five sisters are making steady progress in their studies, and each one is drawing closer to realizing their own personal goals. However, the girls have come to see Fuutarou as more than just a teacher, and they push him to figure out his true feelings. The uncertain young man vows to reach a choice by the time the school festival wraps up. Yet Fuutarou's path will be far from simple, as the Nakano sisters go all out to capture his affections before it's too late.

After completing Benimaru Shinmon's brutal training, Shinra Kusakabe and Arthur Boyle head back to Special Fire Force Company 8. But there's no chance to rest—Captain Akitaru Oubi gets taken into custody by the military police, who are now under the control of the White-Clad cult. Meanwhile, Haumea, a White-Clad member and one of the eight pillars carrying the Adolla Burst, has successfully brainwashed the Tokyo Empire's leadership and embedded herself within the firefighting system. Because of this, when Shinra and the rest of Company 8 carry out a rescue operation to free their captain and ultimately set Tokyo free, they are labeled as rebels.

Alpha Stigma are eyes capable of analyzing all forms of magic, yet they are more notoriously known as cursed eyes that bring nothing but ruin and death to those around them. Ryner Lute, a gifted mage who also possesses an Alpha Stigma, was once a student at the Roland Empire's Magician Academy, an elite institution that trains mages for military purposes. After many of his classmates perished in war, he swore alongside his best friend and fellow survivor, Sion Astal, to transform the nation into a more orderly and peaceful place. Now that Sion has ascended to the throne of Roland, he orders Ryner to seek out valuable relics that can benefit the kingdom. Accompanied by Ferris Eris, a stunning and highly skilled swordswoman, Ryner embarks on a journey to locate artifacts belonging to legendary heroes of the past, while also uncovering the truth behind his accursed eyes.

Patema is a spunky young girl who lives in an underground civilization with an extensive network of tunnels. Inspired by a friend who vanished under mysterious circumstances, she often gets scolded for her frequent explorations of these tunnels because of her royal position. When she ventures into what is called the "forbidden zone," she accidentally plunges into a vast, seemingly bottomless pit after being startled by a strange creature. Upon finding herself on the surface—a world that is literally upside down—she begins to fall upward toward the sky, only to be rescued by Age, a disillusioned student from the totalitarian nation known as Aiga. The citizens of Aiga are taught that "Inverts" like Patema are sinners who will be "swallowed by the sky," but Age has rejected this propaganda and chooses to protect his new friend. A chance encounter between two curious teenagers leads them to explore two distinct worlds as they join forces to uncover the truth behind their origins in Sakasama no Patema, a heartwarming film about overcoming differences in order to coexist.

Makoto Niwa keeps a meticulous tally of the positive and negative youthful experiences he accrues, as though grading his own life. When his parents move overseas, he relocates to a new town to stay with his aunt, embracing the change and anticipating a fresh start. However, as ordinary as he had imagined his adolescence would be, he never factored in the existence of a mysterious long-lost cousin. Upon arriving at his aunt's home, he discovers the cousin he never knew about: Erio Touwa. Though she is Makoto's age, she could not be more different: Erio chooses to spend all day wrapped in a futon rather than attend school. She even claims to be an alien, and with a speech pattern and personality to match, any hope of Makoto's dreamed-of normal life is immediately dashed. As he encounters a series of other eccentric girls in the town, Makoto must confront the possibility of seeing his youth points in the red. Yet he might be surprised by just how exciting an abnormal youth can be.

Long ago, the ancient champions of humanity established a village as a safe haven, with their descendants said to rise to aid the world in moments of great upheaval. This village, Kunlun, sits right next to the notorious "Last Dungeon"—a cursed place where impossibly powerful monsters dwell, and which serves as the everyday hunting grounds for Kunlun's inhabitants. Having grown up defeating formidable enemies since early childhood, Lloyd Belladonna still considers himself the weakest member of his village in terms of magical ability, physical strength, and intelligence. Even so, driven by his dream of becoming a soldier, he journeys to the Kingdom of Azami to enroll in its military academy. But because his upbringing is far removed from ordinary common sense, Lloyd's innate power may turn out to be exactly what is needed to resolve the crises threatening the kingdom.

Naruto Uzumaki and his team members Sasuke Uchiha and Sakura Haruno are dispatched on a mission to accompany a movie crew traveling to the Land of Snow for filming. They soon realize they are guarding the famous actress Yukie Fujikaze, who adamantly refuses to go there, turning the assignment into a much tougher ordeal than expected. Following an unexpected clash with ninjas from the Land of Snow, Naruto discovers that Yukie is not what she seems. Dai Katsugeki!! Yuki Hime Ninpouchou Dattebayo! follows the group as they work to overcome the challenges of the Land of Snow and uncover Yukie's true reason for being there.

In a world where being called a Hero is a punishment rather than an honor, the most serious criminals are condemned to the front lines of a never-ending war against the Demon Lords. Marked as Heroes, they are forced into military duty, denied even the mercy of death, and doomed to be revived and thrown back into battle forever. Among these is Xylo Forbartz, once a highly respected commander of the Holy Knights. Now leading Penal Hero Unit 9004, he commands a team of convicts considered disposable by the very nation they serve. During a chaotic mission, he comes across Teoritta, a living weapon referred to as a Goddess, whose existence could alter the course of both the war and his own destiny. As the unit is assigned increasingly perilous operations, Xylo must juggle leading his squad, surviving the battles ahead, and uncovering the truth behind his own sentencing.

Hayato Izumi is a shy, academically minded high school student who decides to run for student council president. But his campaign is quickly crushed by his opponent, Ui Wakana, a lively and outgoing girl who advocates for improving school life through love and sex education. Accepting defeat, Hayato becomes the vice president. Soon after the election, Ui drops a bombshell: she is moving into Hayato's home—as his wife. Though initially reluctant, Hayato learns that their parents arranged the marriage and eventually goes along with it. As they start their new life together, the couple must navigate living under the same roof while keeping their secret relationship hidden from the entire school.

Clannad: Mou Hitotsu no Sekai, Tomoyo-hen takes place in a different timeline where Tomoya Okazaki is in a relationship with his underclassman, Tomoyo Sakagami. Tomoyo has been chosen as the next Student Council President of the school, a major step forward for her campaign to save the cherry blossom trees from being cut down. While Tomoya is thrilled for her, his reputation as a former delinquent causes the couple to become a hot topic of gossip on campus, threatening to undermine her position. The disapproval of the school community grows stronger when the Student Council Vice-President and even the school administration warn Tomoya to keep his distance from Tomoyo. As this hostile environment drives a wedge between Tomoya and Tomoyo, the question becomes whether Tomoya will give in to outside pressure and follow their demands, or if the strength of their love can triumph over everything.

The Takakura family lives under a destiny that turns like an unending wheel, swinging between joy and sorrow before moving on to the next person who makes a wish. Without their parents, twin brothers Kanba and Shouma care for their beloved younger sister Himari, whose fragile health cannot afford any more decline. When Himari is finally allowed a temporary leave from the hospital, her brothers take her to the aquarium to celebrate. There, the family's supposed fate arrives with her sudden collapse. But when Himari is mysteriously revived by a penguin-shaped hat from the aquarium gift shop, the hand of fate keeps ticking faithfully onward. Her miracle recovery comes with a price: a new presence now resides inside her body, and its condition for holding off her doom sends the brothers on a frantic search for the enigmatic "Penguin Drum." As they hunt, they must follow the threads of fate emerging from their own shocking past and into the lives of other wishmakers who also seek the Penguin Drum, each hoping to land upon their chosen destiny.

Denizens from the Crimson Realm keep slipping into Misaki City, draining life energy from humans. To counter this threat, Flame Hazes are deployed to rescue people from having their existences erased. However, though protecting humans is a Flame Haze's mission, Shana—known as the "Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter"—appears to be directing her attention toward a single individual: Yuuji Sakai, a teenage boy caught in the conflict between Crimson Denizens and Flame Hazes without his consent. Ever since their first meeting, Shana has begun to see Yuuji as more than just a companion. In fact, Yuuji suspects that Shana may have confessed her emotions to him at one point, but her erratic temperament makes it hard for him to be certain. Still, their everyday life continues as usual, until a new transfer student appears at their school—someone who looks uncannily like a former foe. Yuuji and Shana cannot afford to tiptoe around their relationship; as their enemies within the Bal Masqué organization prepare their next move, the pair must remain vigilant while probing the mystery behind the treasured artifact inside Yuuji, the "Midnight Lost Child."

Based on the manga series by Hiromitsu Takeda, this romantic comedy centers on Takeru Ohyama, a typical perverted teenage boy. His new school has no entrance exams and recently became co-ed. However, his hopes for a happy high school life are crushed when he discovers the school is far more than it appears. Every student wields a special item called a Maken to unleash their magical abilities in duels. Can Takeru find a Maken that suits him, all while trying to fit in at a new school and dealing with various girl troubles?

A group of ninja is attempting to resurrect a powerful demon; once its spirit is reunited with its body, the world will be destroyed. The only way to stop this is for Shion, a shrine maiden, to seal it away permanently. Naruto Uzumaki is assigned to protect her, but Shion hesitates to accept his help because she possesses the ability to foresee death—and she has predicted that his end is near. To avoid his fate, Naruto must stay away from Shion; nevertheless, he remains undeterred and chooses to challenge the prophecy in order to safeguard both Shion and the world.

In a world inhabited by demons, cyclopes, and other fantastical beings, humans stand apart as the outcasts. Prone to anger, the human race waged a war that nearly wiped them out. The few humans who remain are viewed as a delicacy, existing only to be hunted and devoured. One day, a golem—a wandering guardian of nature—comes across a lone human child while on patrol. Moved by her spirited nature, he takes the girl, named Somali, under his protection. Together, the two set out on a journey to find Somali's parents and bring her home.

While searching for a mystical ingredient called Sky Fish, Meliodas and Hawk discover a spring that unexpectedly sends them to the Sky Temple—a magnificent land floating above the clouds, populated by beings known as Celestials. Because Meliodas bears a strong resemblance to a local fugitive named Solaad, he is imprisoned and treated as an outcast. At the same time, the kingdom of the Sky Temple readies itself to defend the seal of the Great Oshiro, which is said to contain a three-thousand-year-old evil, against the malicious Six Knights of Black—a group of demons aiming to break the seal. The Demon Clan is successfully unleashed and wreaks havoc across the land, forcing the remaining Seven Deadly Sins and the Celestials to join forces against their sinister enemies. The battle proceeds well until one of the Six Knights awakens an "Indura of Retribution," an uncontrollable monster from the Demon Realm. Overwhelmed by its immense strength and dark power, the Seven Deadly Sins and the Celestial beings must now cooperate to defeat the creature that endangers their very existence.

A man named Yuuki awakens in the continent of Astraea with no memories except his own name. An elf named Kokkoro finds him and introduces herself as his guide through the world they are about to explore. With Kokkoro's help, Yuuki learns how the world functions, from fighting monsters to using currency. To fund their travels, Yuuki and Kokkoro visit a nearby guild association to take on a simple quest. During their journey, they encounter Pecorine, a charming yet gluttonous girl who is skilled in battle. The following day, they also meet Karyl, a cat girl who specializes in magic. Over time, a bond of friendship and camaraderie forms among the four, and they decide to establish their own guild. As they continue their adventures, they explore the world, meet new people, and may eventually uncover the mysteries behind Yuuki's lost memories.

Hida Kizuna has the Heart Hybrid Gear (HHG) ability, but it is not strong enough to make him particularly significant. His older sister calls him to transfer to a strategic defense school, where many of the students—most of whom are large-breasted girls—use their HHG powers to fight invaders from another world while wearing extremely skimpy pilot outfits. Kizuna's own combat ability falls short, but his sister has a different plan: it turns out that having erotic experiences with Kizuna allows the girls to recharge their energy or increase their power. Clearly, his new school life is bound to be filled with embarrassment.

The story follows Yuu Haruna, who has just relocated to Tokyo with his sisters after their father is sent overseas for work. While heading out to buy dinner and scrolling through his Twitter feed, a high school girl collides with him. Suspecting him of taking upskirt photos, she snatches his phone, smashes it, slaps him, and leaves him sprawled on the ground. It turns out this girl—Fuuka Akitsuki—attends the same school Yuu is transferring to. Unlike most people, Fuuka doesn't own a cellphone; she even listens to music with a CD player. The two gradually grow closer and decide to form a band with their friends, aiming to break into the professional music scene. With Fuuka by his side, what will become of Yuu's new life in Tokyo?

The Straw Hat Pirates navigate the treacherous waters of the New World, seeking the legendary treasure left by the Pirate King, Gol D. Roger—One Piece. During their journey, they encounter a fearsome and immensely strong former Marine Admiral known as Z. Z is suspected of stealing the "Dyna Stones," weapons rumored to be capable of destabilizing the entire New World. The Marine Headquarters believes Z intends to use them to bring an end to the age of pirates, along with countless innocent lives. Alarmed by the potential catastrophe, the Marines mobilize to stop their former comrade. Even if it means crossing paths with the Marines and the Navy, the Straw Hat Pirates resolve to pursue Z and prevent his destructive plan. As they continue their voyage, they run into both new faces and old acquaintances.

The power to bring about miracles is not merely a supernatural occurrence; it is an ability granted to a select few individuals. "Minimum," or small miracles, are special powers possessed only by those known as "Minimum Holders." The detective agency Yokohama Troubleshooting, commonly called Hamatora, consists of the "Minimum Holder PI Duo," Nice and Murasaki. Their base of operations is a single table at Cafe Nowhere, where the pair and their colleagues await new clients. Soon, the cases they start receiving appear oddly linked to a serial killer that their friend Art, a police officer, is investigating. The victims share one common trait: they are all Minimum Holders. As holders themselves, Nice and Murasaki are drawn into the case—but what exactly connects Nice to the person orchestrating everything?

A worldwide catastrophe is unfolding. Ability users are found dead after a mysterious fog appears, with the deaths appearing to be suicides, prompting the Armed Detective Agency to investigate. The case points to an unknown ability user called "Collector," who may be the cause of the incident. To rescue Yokohama and ability users around the world from Collector's grasp, the Armed Detective Agency forms an unlikely alliance with the dangerous Port Mafia, putting trust and courage to the test.

Yotarou, a former yakuza member just released from prison, is fixated on one goal: instead of returning to a life of crime, he wants to perform rakugo, a traditional Japanese comedic storytelling art. Inspired during his incarceration by the performance of the renowned practitioner Yakumo Yuurakutei, he resolves to meet the man who changed his life. After hearing Yotarou's desperate plea for guidance, Yakumo has no choice but to accept his very first apprentice. As he eagerly begins his training, Yotarou meets Konatsu, a sharp-tongued young woman who has been under Yakumo's care since her beloved father Sukeroku Yuurakutei—another prolific rakugo performer—passed away. Through her hidden passion, Yotarou is drawn to Sukeroku's unique rakugo style, even as he studies under contrasting techniques. Witnessing this stirs old memories and feelings in Yakumo, who recalls a much earlier time when he made a promise with his greatest rival. Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu is a story set in both the past and present, depicting the art of rakugo, the relationships it creates, and the lives and hearts of those dedicated to keeping this unique form of storytelling alive.

The climactic phase of the all-out war between heroes and villains unfolds as the world watches its symbols of peace and destruction collide. When All Might is gravely wounded, global panic spreads as society’s fate teeters on the edge, and the looming threats of All For One and Tomura Shigaraki make it clear the battle is far from over. As hope begins to wane, Izuku "Deku" Midoriya takes the lead, refusing to let the war conclude in despair. Pushed beyond his limits and backed by Katsuki Bakugou and other heroes fighting alongside him, Deku becomes the pivotal force resisting collapse. The conflict marks a decisive turning point for society—one where the future will be placed in the hands of the victorious side.

Mirai Onozawa, a middle school student frustrated with her home life, blurts out a wish for everything to be torn apart. Moments later, that wish becomes terrifyingly real when an earthquake measuring magnitude 8.0 strikes. At the start of summer break, Mirai grudgingly accompanies her younger brother Yuuki to Odaiba, where a robot exhibition he's excited about is taking place. While they're inside the exhibition center, a massive earthquake rocks the Kanto region. Helpless, the two children witness the city being brought to its knees by the overwhelming force of the disaster. In the aftermath, they meet Mari Kusakabe, a motorcyclist and single mother, who offers to help the siblings. With the goal of making it back to their homes and reuniting with their families, the three of them set off on a long and arduous journey through the shattered city.

One year has passed since Honma Meiko’s ghost appeared to them, and Jinta Yadomi along with the rest of the Super Peace Busters choose to pen letters in remembrance of her. As they try to make the most of their summer together, they look back on their shared experiences both before and after her passing. The AnoHana movie revisits the key events of the original story from the viewpoint of each member of the Super Peace Busters.

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

Yuugo Hachiken is diligent, hardworking, and exhausted from constantly trying to meet expectations he can never fulfill. As a new school year begins, he enrolls in Ooezo Agricultural High School, a boarding school in rural Hokkaido, hoping to escape the pressure from his parents. Confident that he will excel at this institution, Hachiken is quickly humbled by his skilled classmates—students who have grown up on farms and know everything about food, vegetables, and even livestock physiology. Whether it is waking up at five in the morning for demanding chores or caring for farm animals, Hachiken is a complete novice when it comes to the harsh realities of agriculture. Gin no Saji follows the comedic journey of a young student trying to adapt to an entirely new environment, meeting a variety of unique individuals along the way. As he struggles to appreciate his surroundings, Hachiken hopes to discover his dreams and lead a fulfilling life on his own terms.

Having survived their narrow escape from death, Kei Nagai and his new ally Kou Nakano scheme to take vengeance on Satou, a fellow Ajin obsessed with ruling the world. While Satou carries out a series of public executions, humanity scrambles to find a way to halt the immortal threat. Kei finds unexpected support from former enemies: Yuu Tosaki, a high-ranking government official whose deep knowledge of Ajin provides a strategic edge against Satou, and Tosaki’s Ajin subordinate, Izumi Shimomura. As Kei’s group expands, he must act quickly to halt Satou’s campaign before it destroys civilization.

Following an eventful winter break, Kyoutarou Ichikawa and Anna Yamada reconnect with an intensified bond. While Yamada faces more demanding photo shoots and Ichikawa matures physically and emotionally in his handling of his feelings for her, their time spent together outside of school deepens their connection. This closeness makes it harder to ignore their growing romantic attraction. As they navigate these new emotions, the pair recognize that their relationship is inevitably evolving. They are forced to confront whether they will stay close friends or take the leap to become a couple.

Guided by a childhood story from his mother, Yukito Kunisaki travels in search of the Winged Maiden, a figure bound to the sky long ago. While performing puppet shows to earn a living, he arrives in a small town intending only a brief stop. His plans change when he encounters Misuzu, an unusual girl who invites him to stay. Settling into the quaint community, Yukito befriends the residents and learns of their struggles, choosing to assist them and pausing his quest. As his bond with Misuzu and the town deepens, he must wonder if his search for the Winged Maiden will ever succeed, or if she is nearer than he imagined.

In the near future, humanity uncovers a fourth dimension known as Dimension W, which holds a seemingly limitless source of energy. To harness this profound power, people create advanced "coils," devices that connect to and utilize the energy from Dimension W. However, by 2071, the New Tesla Energy corporation has monopolized the energy market through coils, leading to the widespread illegal distribution of unofficial coils that flood the markets. Kyouma Mabuchi is an ex-soldier who is suspicious of all coil-based technology, even to the point of still driving a gas-powered car. Kyouma works as a "Collector," someone whose only job is to hunt down illegal coils for money. What begins as just another routine mission changes dramatically when he encounters Mira Yurizaki, an android with ties to the "father" of coils. As a series of bizarre events unfold, these two unlikely allies join forces to uncover the secrets of Dimension W.

Having broken free from Green Dolphin Street Jail, Jolyne Kuujou, joined by Ermes Costello and Emporio Alniño, chases the malevolent priest Enrico Pucci throughout Florida. Meanwhile, fellow allies Weather Report and Narciso Anasui race to reunite with her to stop Pucci’s scheme. As they both hunt the priest, they must contend with his army of hostile Stand users. While Jolyne’s friends fight for survival, Pucci heads to the Kennedy Space Center to achieve his divine mission. He intends to honor the legacy of Dio Brando, the Joestars’ arch-nemesis, by stripping humanity of free will and enslaving people to fate, thereby creating a utopia of universal happiness. With her father Joutarou in a coma, Jolyne must use every skill she acquired behind bars to face Pucci in a decisive showdown that will determine the fate of the world.

Sergeant Sousuke Sagara returns to Jindai High School to safeguard the vital war asset Kaname Chidori from any potential danger. Yet, his profound lack of social awareness and civilian experience triggers hilarious and perilous incidents that threaten the tranquil academic environment Kaname desires. As Sousuke deploys an arsenal of weaponry to neutralize both genuine and imagined threats, Kaname fights to balance her responsibilities as vice president of the student council while trying to restrain his extreme behavior. For certain operations, Sousuke must don the costume of a popular amusement park mascot known as Bonta-kun. Leveraging his technical skills, he upgrades the bright outfit into a high-tech exoskeleton, though it suffers from a single flaw: the voice synthesizer is limited to emitting only the sound "mofu." Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu chronicles the misadventures of Kaname and Sousuke as they attempt to maintain a conventional school routine amidst the unintended turmoil they create.

High schooler Yoshiharu Sagara awakens amidst a chaotic Sengoku period battle and is saved by the legendary Hideyoshi Toyotomi, who dies in the process, begging Yoshiharu to assume his role as a feudal lord. Determined to prevent further deviation from history, Yoshiharu rescues Nobuna Oda, only to discover she is the female version of the famed Nobunaga Oda. He realizes he has been transported to an alternate reality where Japan’s historical warlords are all cute girls. To restore the timeline and find a way home, Yoshiharu becomes Nobuna’s retainer, helping her conquer Japan. Leveraging his knowledge of the video game Nobunaga's Ambition to predict events and sway battles, he aids the Oda clan’s beautiful generals. With this advantage, Yoshiharu aims to help his lord achieve her dreams and win the affection of women everywhere.

With the threat in the Petrification Kingdom neutralized, Senkuu and his allies prepare to confront the true culprit behind the petrification, who is believed to be living on the moon. However, the ambitious space program demands significant labor and rare materials found globally. To secure these essentials, the Kingdom of Science expedition launches the vessel Perseus for a transcontinental quest. Armed with advanced tech and reinforced by skilled new recruits, the team sets off for America, feeling prepared for the challenge. They quickly discover that hostile factions now control the necessary resources, utilizing scientific methods that match or surpass their own. In a clash of intellects, Senkuu and his crew must outwit these competitors to guarantee humanity's ongoing survival and restoration.