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After keeping his feelings hidden for five years, high school student Taiju Ooki finally works up the courage to confess to Yuzuriha Ogawa. But just as he begins, a blinding green light engulfs Earth, instantly turning all of humanity into stone. Thousands of years later, Taiju wakes up to find the modern world completely gone, replaced by a nature-covered landscape of statues. He soon encounters the only other human he knows still alive: his science-obsessed friend Senkuu, who has been conscious for several months. Senkuu reveals his grand plan—to rebuild civilization from scratch using science. Combining Taiju's physical strength with Senkuu's intellect, they form a powerful duo and soon discover a way to revive those turned to stone. However, Senkuu's ambitious strategy faces obstacles when those who awaken challenge his ideas. Meanwhile, the true cause behind humanity's petrification remains a mystery.

A year has elapsed since the failed Black Rebellion against the Holy Britannian Empire, during which the masked vigilante Zero vanished. Deprived of their revolutionary leader, Area 11’s resistance group, the Black Knights, are left too weak to withstand the intensified brutality Britannia inflicts upon the Elevens to extinguish any hope of future uprisings. Meanwhile, Lelouch Lamperouge, having lost all memories of his double life, lives peacefully as a high school student at Ashford Academy with his friends. His former partner C.C., unable to accept this change, takes it upon herself to remind him of his past purpose, hoping the mastermind Zero will rise again to finish what he started.

At the prestigious Shuchiin Academy, Miyuki Shirogane and Kaguya Shinomiya stand as the student body's most prominent leaders. Miyuki, recognized as the nation's top student and admired by both classmates and faculty, holds the position of student council president. Serving alongside him is vice president Kaguya—the eldest daughter of the affluent Shinomiya family—who excels in every conceivable area. They are admired by the entire school, often seen as the ideal pair. Yet, despite each having already fallen for the other, neither is ready to confess. The one who admits their feelings first would lose face, be looked down upon, and be considered the inferior party. With their honor and pride hanging in the balance, both Miyuki and Kaguya are fiercely determined to be the victor in this romantic war.

Most humans face Heaven or Hell after death, but a select few are transported to Quindecim, a bar accessible only to pairs of people who perish simultaneously. The establishment is overseen by Decim, an enigmatic figure who serves as the arbiter. He judges these patrons by forcing them to play deadly games, the outcomes of which determine whether their souls will be reincarnated or erased into the void forever. Through activities ranging from darts and bowling to fighting games, the true character of each guest is revealed as they risk their souls. However, Decim’s unwavering methods are challenged when a black-haired amnesiac arrives, prompting him to reconsider his past judgments.

Having passed his Provisional Hero License exam, Izuku "Deku" Midoriya searches for an extracurricular internship with a professional hero agency. On the recommendation of his mentor All Might, Deku secures a position under All Might's former sidekick, Sir Nighteye, who has since become a renowned hero in his own right. While Deku's classmates hone their skills through various internships, the emerging villain Kai Chisaki wields his fearsome abilities to build influence in the criminal underworld. Operating under the alias Overhaul, Chisaki's ambitions bring him into conflict with the League of Villains and its leader, Tomura Shigaraki. During his internship with Sir Nighteye, Deku uncovers Chisaki's crime syndicate and the villain's hostile connection to a mysterious young girl named Eri. Concerned for the child's safety, Deku and his upperclassman Mirio Toogata must join forces to bring an end to Chisaki's oppressive rule.

Asta and Yuno were both left at the same church on the same day. Growing up together, they learned about the "Wizard King"—the strongest mage in the kingdom—and vowed to compete against each other for the title. As they matured, the contrast between them grew clear: Yuno wields magic with incredible power and control, while Asta cannot use magic at all and stubbornly trains his body in hopes of awakening his abilities. Upon turning 15, Yuno receives a magnificent Grimoire bearing a four-leaf clover, while Asta gets nothing. Soon after, Yuno is ambushed by a man named Lebuty, who seeks to steal his Grimoire. Asta tries to defend him but is outmatched. With no hope left and nearly defeated, he hears Yuno's voice and finds the will to keep fighting. Unleashing his pent-up emotions in fury, Asta receives a five-leaf clover Grimoire—a "Black Clover"—that grants him enough power to defeat Lebuty. Several days later, the two friends set out into the world, both chasing the same dream: to become the Wizard King!

Ken Kaneki has finally begun to embrace the monstrous, flesh-hungry side of himself that he once dreaded and loathed. After managing to escape being held captive and tortured, Kaneki decides to align himself with Aogiri Tree—the same violent ghoul group that originally kidnapped him, causing his friends to doubt his true intentions and allegiance. As hostilities between the government and ghouls keep escalating, the Commission of Counter Ghoul, the state's dedicated anti-ghoul task force, has stepped up its campaign to eliminate all ghouls from Tokyo. This endangers the fragile peace enjoyed by Kaneki's friends and former allies—the ghouls of the Anteiku café. Fully aware of the peril, Kaneki endures several fights that test his precious, fleeting humanity.

The fragile peace between the neighboring nations of Ostania and Westalis is constantly threatened by corrupt politicians, radical nationalists, and other warmongering groups. Despite these dangers, the legendary spy and master of disguise known as "Twilight" carries out perilous missions one after another, driven by the hope that no child will ever have to endure the horrors of war. In the busy Ostanian city of Berlint, Twilight adopts the alias "Loid Forger," posing as a respected psychiatrist. His real goal, however, is to gather intelligence on the influential politician Donovan Desmond, who rarely appears in public except at his sons' school—the prestigious Eden Academy. To accomplish this, Loid recruits unmarried city hall clerk Yor Briar to play the role of his wife and adopts the curious six-year-old orphan Anya as his daughter. His plan is to enroll Anya in Eden Academy, where he hopes she will excel, giving him a chance to meet Donovan without raising suspicion. Unfortunately for Loid, even a man of his skills finds it difficult to convincingly act as a loving father and husband. And just as Loid hides his true identity, Yor—a secret assassin known as the "Thorn Princess"—and Anya—a telepath with the ability to read minds—have no intention of revealing their own secrets either. Though this seemingly perfect family is built on lies, the Forgers gradually realize that the love they have for one another surpasses all else.

After defeating Boros and his massive army, Saitama has gone back to his ordinary, uneventful life in Z-City. However, without his knowledge, the frequency of monster appearances continues to rise, straining the Hero Association's resources. The top executives decide on a risky plan to recruit thugs to assist in the fight. Yet during the first gathering with these potential recruits, a mysterious man who calls himself Garou appears. Declaring himself a monster, he begins brutally attacking the crowd. Garou continues his assault on the Hero Association, defeating every hero he comes across. He is revealed to be the top former disciple of the legendary martial artist Silverfang, and seems to be driven by unknown motives. Regardless, this beast-like man appears unstoppable. Intrigued by this puzzling new enemy and spurred by a strong desire for money, Saitama decides to take the opportunity and enters an interesting martial arts competition. As the tournament begins and Garou continues his rampage, a new great threat emerges, endangering the entire human world. Could this finally be the earth-shattering catastrophe foretold by the great seer Madame Shibabawa?

In 1868, English aristocrat George Joestar and his son Jonathan owe a debt to Dario Brando after being rescued from a carriage accident. However, the Joestars remain unaware that Dario never intended to help them—he thought they were dead and was merely looting their possessions. Twelve years later, following Dario's death, George adopts his son Dio as a way to repay the supposed debt. Though Dio outwardly acts affectionate toward his new father, he secretly plots to seize the Joestar wealth. His initial move is to drive a wedge between George and Jonathan. By consistently outshining his foster brother, Dio solidifies his position in the Joestar household. But when Dio pushes Jonathan too far, Jonathan bests him in a physical confrontation. As the years pass, the two appear to have become close friends to outsiders. Yet trouble stirs again when George falls ill, and Jonathan suspects Dio is somehow responsible—and that he has further schemes in motion.

After her father is killed, Ryuuko Matoi travels across the country seeking his murderer. Her only clue is the missing half of his creation, the Scissor Blade, which leads her to Honnouji Academy, an elite high school unlike any ordinary institution. The academy is controlled by the stern and merciless student council president Satsuki Kiryuuin and her formidable subordinates, the Elite Four. Within the school's cutthroat ranking system, Satsuki grants top-performing students special garments called "Goku Uniforms," which bestow unique superhuman abilities. Defeated soundly in a fight against a uniformed student, Ryuuko returns to her destroyed home and discovers Senketsu, a rare sentient "Kamui" (God Clothes). When Senketsu comes into contact with Ryuuko's blood, it awakens, attaching itself to her and granting her immense power. Armed with Senketsu and the Scissor Blade, Ryuuko confronts the Elite Four, determined to reach Satsuki and uncover the truth behind her father's murder once and for all.

In the magical Kingdom of Fiore, Lucy Heartfilia dreams of becoming a member of the legendary Fairy Tail, one of the many guilds for wizards across the continent. Her wish comes true after a chance meeting with the "Salamander" Natsu Dragneel, who brings her into the guild. From the rivalry between Natsu and ice mage Gray Fullbuster to the intimidating presence of the unbeatable fighter Erza Scarlet, Fairy Tail's powerful wizards share a knack for causing trouble. Amidst their profitable odd jobs and missions to prevent the world's destruction lies an unbreakable bond of trust, stronger than family, connecting every member. Alongside Natsu, Gray, and Erza, Lucy joins the guild's most eccentric misfits. However, as they continually find themselves in the middle of danger, one name keeps appearing: Zeref, the dreaded dark magic master.

Young Thorfinn spent his childhood listening to tales told by old sailors who had crossed the ocean and arrived at the fabled land called Vinland. According to legend, it was a warm and fertile place where no one needed to fight—nothing like the frozen Icelandic village where he was born, and certainly nothing like the life he leads now as a mercenary. War has become his home. Though his father once told him, "You have no enemies. Nobody does. There is no one it is okay to hurt," as Thorfinn grew older, he came to believe that could not be further from the truth. The ongoing conflict between England and the Danes worsens every year. Death has become ordinary, and the Viking mercenaries revel in every moment of it. By allying with either side, they can drastically shift the balance of power, and the Vikings are eager to earn reputations for themselves while taking whatever spoils they can. Amid all this chaos, Thorfinn must pursue his revenge: to kill Askeladd, the man who murdered his father. For the Vikings, it seems, the only paradise is this relentless age of war and death.

In a far-off future, humanity has been pushed to the edge of extinction by enormous creatures called Klaxosaurs, forcing the survivors to dwell inside massive fortified cities known as Plantations. Children raised in these cities are trained to pilot giant mechas called FranXX—the only weapons capable of fighting the Klaxosaurs—in male-female pairs. Created solely for the purpose of operating these machines, these children have no knowledge of the outside world and can only justify their existence by protecting their species. Hiro, a would-be FranXX pilot, has lost his drive and self-assurance after failing an aptitude test. Skipping his class's graduation ceremony, he goes to a forest lake, where he meets a mysterious girl with two horns protruding from her head. She introduces herself by her codename Zero Two, known to belong to a notorious FranXX pilot called the "Partner Killer." Before Hiro can process the meeting, the Plantation is suddenly attacked by a Klaxosaur. Zero Two engages the creature in her FranXX, but the mecha sustains heavy damage and crashes near Hiro. Finding her partner dead, Zero Two asks Hiro to pilot the mecha with her, and together they easily defeat the Klaxosaur. With a new partner at his side, Hiro has been given a chance to redeem his past failures—but at what price?

Transfer student Kouichi Sakakibara returns to class 3-3 at Yomiyama North Junior High after being absent for the first month of school due to illness. He feels a strange pull toward Mei Misaki, a quiet girl with an eyepatch whom he encountered in the hospital during his leave. However, his classmates refuse to acknowledge her existence and warn him not to get involved with things that do not exist. Ignoring their caution, Kouichi befriends Mei and soon uncovers the dark truth behind their unease. The disturbing rumors center on a former student of class 3-3, but no one will fully explain the tragic event to Kouichi. Drawn into the curse affecting his class, he sets out to understand its link to his new friend. As terrible events begin to unfold around them, Kouichi, Mei, and their classmates must solve the eerie mystery—but doing so will come at a heavy cost.

Following a series of unexplained vanishings on a train, the Demon Slayer Corps fails to resolve the issue, prompting Flame Pillar Kyoujurou Rengoku to personally intervene and eradicate the danger. He is joined by promising new recruits Tanjirou Kamado, Zenitsu Agatsuma, and Inosuke Hashibira, who eagerly anticipate witnessing the legendary feats of their superior. Unaware that the demons behind the disappearances have already enacted their sinister scheme, the group must summon their full strength and wield their blades to protect the two hundred passengers on board. As the situation deteriorates, Tanjirou’s determination and sense of duty face a severe trial.

Death City houses the renowned Death Weapon Meister Academy, known as Shibusen, which is led by Shinigami, Lord Death himself. The institution’s goal is to cultivate Death Scythes for the Shinigami to use against the myriad evils of their magical world. These weapons are not traditional metal instruments but are human hybrids capable of transforming into Demon Weapons, a status achieved only after consuming 99 evil souls and one witch’s soul. Soul Eater Evans, a Demon Scythe indifferent to anything but coolness, strives to become a Death Scythe with the assistance of his disciplined meister, Maka Albarn. This mismatched pair studies and works alongside the fiery Black☆Star and his supportive weapon Tsubaki, as well as Death the Kid, the Shinigami’s son, who is an obsessive-compulsive dual wielder of the twin pistols Patty and Liz. While undertaking missions to gather souls and defend the city from global dangers, the Shibusen students collaborate under the watching sun to achieve balance in their minds, bodies, and souls.

Simon and Kamina grow up in a deep subterranean village, hidden from the legendary surface world. Kamina is a wild, impulsive rebel determined to carve out his own legend, while Simon is a shy boy without any real dreams. While digging through the earth one day, Simon uncovers a strange object that proves to be the activation key for an ancient war machine, which the two name Lagann. With their newfound weapon, Simon and Kamina repel a sudden assault from the surface, aided by Yoko Littner—a fierce redhead with a large gun who roams the world above. After the fight, the sky becomes visible for the first time, inspiring Simon and Kamina to embark on a journey with Yoko across the barren surface. They soon join the struggle against the "Beastmen," humanoid monsters that torment what remains of humanity using powerful mecha called "Gunmen." Despite encountering difficulties and losses, the trio courageously battles these foes alongside other survivors to take back the surface, gradually uncovering a mystery that spans the entire galaxy.

The Four Cardinal Heroes are a group of regular guys from present-day Japan called to the kingdom of Melromarc to serve as its saviors. Melromarc is a country suffering from the Waves of Catastrophe, which have repeatedly devastated the land and brought disaster to its citizens for centuries. The four heroes are each given a sword, spear, bow, and shield to defeat these Waves. Naofumi Iwatani, an otaku, is cursed with the role of the "Shield Hero." With nothing but a weak shield, Naofumi is looked down upon and mocked by the other heroes and the kingdom's citizens because of his poor offensive power and unimpressive personality. After the heroes receive supplies and companions to train alongside, Naofumi begins his journey with the sole person who agrees to join him, Malty Melromarc. However, she soon betrays him, and he is wrongly accused of assaulting her. As a result, Naofumi faces severe discrimination and hatred from the people of Melromarc for a crime he never committed. With deep hurt and distrust burning inside him, Naofumi sets out to build his own strength and repair his reputation. But as he goes on, the hardship of traveling alone becomes too great, so Naofumi purchases a dying demi-human slave named Raphtalia to join him. As the Waves draw closer to the kingdom, Naofumi and Raphtalia must battle to ensure the kingdom's survival and shield its people from their doomed destiny.

Yuu Otosaka would be a typical high school student if not for his power to possess other people's minds and bodies. Although his ability lasts only five seconds per use, he employs it to cheat his way to the top of his class and enroll in a prestigious school, where he keeps up his dishonest activities. His schemes are eventually halted by Nao Tomori—the determined student council president of Hoshinoumi Academy—who sees through his deception. Through coercion, Nao persuades Yuu to transfer to Hoshinoumi and join the student council. Hoshinoumi Academy is secretly a school established for teenagers who have supernatural powers—with the student council acting as a group that tracks down those who misuse their abilities. With Yuu reluctantly helping with council duties, the team sets out to locate and shield new ability users from danger. However, as they dig deeper into the nature of these powers, their discoveries pull them into far more complex situations than they ever anticipated.

The long-running virtual reality game Yggdrasil reaches its final moments. Momonga, a powerful wizard and leader of the dark guild Ainz Ooal Gown, intends to stay logged in until the servers shut down. Yet when midnight passes, he remains conscious in his avatar's body, and the non-player characters now display their own personalities and wills. Facing this strange turn of events, Momonga orders his loyal NPCs to assist him in exploring and seizing control of this unfamiliar world. His goal is to discover what caused this change and whether anyone else has been brought here under similar circumstances.

Justice and its enforcement have evolved. In the 22nd century, Japan operates under the Sibyl System, an objective method to assess each citizen's threat level by analyzing their mental state for criminal intent, known as their Psycho-Pass. Inspectors enforce the law by subduing—often lethally—anyone showing the slightest ill will; alongside them work Enforcers, citizens who have become latent criminals, given limited freedom in return for carrying out the Inspectors' grim tasks. Into this world enters Akane Tsunemori, a young woman with a sincere wish to uphold justice. But as she collaborates with veteran Enforcer Shinya Kougami, she soon discovers that the Sibyl System's verdicts are not as flawless as her fellow Inspectors believe. With everything she once trusted turned upside down, Akane struggles with the nature of true justice and whether it can be achieved through a system that might already be flawed.

For as long as he can recall, Souma Yukihira has cooked alongside his father, Jouichirou. Working as a sous chef at his father’s restaurant, he has honed his culinary skills and created innovative dishes to delight patrons. His goal is to master his father’s techniques and eventually inherit the establishment, but he is stunned when Jouichirou announces the restaurant’s closure to pursue a position in New York. Instead of accompanying his father, Souma enrolls at the elite Tootsuki Culinary Academy, an institution where merely ten percent of students manage to graduate. The school is renowned for its Shokugeki, high-stakes cooking duels frequently employed to resolve disputes. Jouichirou challenges Souma to prove he can surpass him by surviving the rigorous three-year program and earning a degree from Tootsuki. Facing a harsh curriculum and a ruthlessly competitive peer group, the young chef must navigate this dangerous landscape to achieve his ambitions. Yet, raw talent may not be sufficient to propel him to the pinnacle of the culinary world.

The Demon Slayer Corps is still reeling from the tragic events of the Mugen Train. Even though they have been granted time to heal, their mission cannot pause, as evil never rests: a brutal demon is preying on the beautiful women in the Yoshiwara Entertainment District. The Sound Hashira, Tengen Uzui, along with his three wives, takes on the investigation. But when he suddenly loses contact with his wives, Tengen fears the worst and calls upon Tanjirou Kamado, Zenitsu Agatsuma, and Inosuke Hashibira to slip into the district's top establishments and track down the malevolent Upper Rank Demon.

Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama is growing up and gaining a deeper awareness of what it means to be a psychic with abilities that can deeply influence the lives of those around him. Together with his mentor Reigen Arataka, he continues to handle supernatural cases brought to them by clients—ranging from banishing malevolent spirits to investigating urban legends that frighten the townspeople. Although the nature of their work hasn't changed, Mob is no longer simply trailing behind Reigen without question. Carrying the memories of all he has endured as an extraordinarily powerful psychic, his encounters with the supernatural now carry greater significance. The atmosphere turns more grim and intense as the threats confronting Mob and Reigen become increasingly real and disturbing than any they have faced before.

Jinta Yadomi has retreated from society, spending his days avoiding school and immersing himself in video games at home. During a sweltering summer, his childhood friend Meiko "Menma" Honma appears to demand that he fulfill a wish he had forgotten. Although her persistence irritates her, Jinta initially ignores her, dismissing the encounter because Menma passed away years ago. While he initially suspects the vision is a heat-induced hallucination, he eventually accepts that he is truly seeing her ghost. The death of Menma had caused their group of childhood friends to drift apart, but they are reunited as they attempt to lay her spirit to rest. As they confront their shared pain and guilt, they must find the strength to help Menma move on, while also healing themselves.

Hailing from Ente Isla, the Demon Lord Satan commands vast demon armies to strike fear into mortals while conquering the land. However, his brutal quest to seize the continent is thwarted by the hero Emilia, forcing him to flee through a dimensional portal into the human world. Stranded in modern-day Tokyo alongside his loyal general Alsiel, the demon vows to return and complete his subjugation of Ente Isla, provided they can find a way back. Deprived of magic in a world where it does not exist, Satan assumes the human identity of Sadao Maou and takes a job at MgRonald's, a local fast-food restaurant, to survive. He soon discovers that conquering Ente Isla is no longer sufficient; instead, he becomes determined to climb the corporate ladder and establish himself as the ruler of Earth, one satisfied customer at a time. Through the eyes of this hapless demon lord, Hataraku Maou-sama! offers a hilarious perspective on the mundane realities of everyday life, whether dealing with part-time work, household chores, or simply managing to pay rent on time.

After his death, Kazuma Satou had two options: move on to heaven or be resurrected in a fantasy world. Choosing the latter, the goddess Aqua gave him the mission of defeating the Demon King and allowed him to select any weapon for assistance. Unfortunately, Kazuma decided to bring Aqua herself along, a decision he has regretted ever since. Not only is he stuck with a useless deity now serving as their party's archpriest, but the pair also needs to earn enough money for living expenses. Compounding their troubles, their group keeps expanding as more problematic adventurers join their ranks. Their token spellcaster, Megumin, is an explosion magic specialist capable of casting only one spell per day and refuses to learn anything else. There is also their stalwart crusader, Lalatina Ford "Darkness" Dustiness, a helpless masochist who makes Kazuma look pure by comparison. Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 2 continues to follow Kazuma and the rest of his party through countless further adventures as they struggle to earn money and deal with one another's problematic personalities. However, things rarely go as planned, and they are often sidetracked by their own idiotic tendencies.

In the vibrant metropolis of Orario, life is anything but ordinary, particularly for Bell Cranel, an innocent youth striving to become the realm's premier adventurer. A serendipitous meeting with the isolated goddess Hestia brings his ambitions within reach. Bolstered by her aid, Bell dives into the perilous "Dungeon," a labyrinthine network of catacombs teeming with monsters beneath the city. Danger is omnipresent in these dark depths, and an enigmatic force stirs in the shadows. Even above ground, existence is precarious. The coexistence of deities and mortals is fraught with tension, making stability elusive. Regardless, the relentlessly hopeful hero is bound to experience a journey filled with mistakes, victories, and bonds in this epic saga.

Satoru Mikami, a 37-year-old office worker, leads an ordinary life in Tokyo, satisfied with his routine despite never having had a girlfriend. During a casual chat with a coworker, he is suddenly stabbed by a random attacker on the street. As he loses consciousness, a strange voice speaks in his mind, reciting a series of commands that the dying man cannot understand. When Satoru wakes up, he finds himself reborn as a blob of slime in an unknown world. Along with this new form, he gains unique abilities—most importantly, the power to consume anything and copy its appearance and skills. He soon encounters the sealed Catastrophe-level monster known as the "Storm Dragon" Veldora, who has been trapped for 300 years after destroying a town. Feeling sympathy for the dragon, Satoru becomes friends with him and vows to help break the seal. In exchange, Veldora gives him the name Rimuru Tempest, granting him divine protection. Freed from the tedium of his former life, Rimuru sets off on a new journey with a clear purpose. As he adapts to his new body, his slimy adventures begin to affect the world around him, gradually shaping his fate.

At first glance, it seems unlikely that Kyouko Hori and Izumi Miyamura would ever get along. Hori is admired for her intelligence and looks, while Miyamura comes across as quiet and aloof to his classmates. But a chance encounter reveals the hidden sides of both. Despite her popularity at school, Hori has hardly any free time for friends because of her household chores. Meanwhile, Miyamura keeps a low profile, concealing tattoos and piercings that give him the appearance of a gentle delinquent. Though their personalities are opposites, they share unexpected common ground, and the two quickly become close, often hanging out at Hori's place. As they step out of their shells, they reveal to each other the parts of themselves no one else sees.

At Hyakkaou Private Academy, the curriculum goes beyond standard academics to prepare students for the real world. With many pupils hailing from the wealthiest families globally, the school operates with a unique dual nature: daytime classes cover history, languages, and other subjects, but nights transform into a gambling arena where students learn to handle money and manipulate others. Financial success determines social standing, and those who dominate the games reign at the top of the hierarchy. Enter Yumeko Jabami, a seemingly innocent and attractive transfer student eager to participate in Hyakkaou's distinctive program. Unlike others, she does not gamble to win—she seeks the sheer excitement of the bet, and her almost insane approach to gambling may introduce unpredictable elements to the school's power dynamics.

Lucy belongs to a subspecies of humanity known as Diclonius, characterized by small horns and invisible telekinetic limbs—traits that make her a target for brutal government experimentation. When a chance to flee arises, the years of confinement and torture have twisted her, and she slaughters her way through her captors in a bloody escape. During the breakout, a severe head injury fractures her psyche, creating a second personality resembling a childlike innocent with barely any speech. In this vulnerable state, she crosses paths with Kouta and his cousin Yuka, two college students who take in the wounded fugitive, having no idea of her lethal nature. Their compassion sets off a chain of events that plunges them into a hidden world of government secrets and conspiracy.

It all began without warning: the dead rose from their graves, plunging Japan into utter chaos. When these creatures invade a high school, Takashi Kimuro is forced to kill his best friend after he is bitten and becomes one of the walking dead. Swearing to protect Rei Miyamoto, the girlfriend of the man he just put down, they manage to escape their school-turned-deathtrap, only to find a society that has already collapsed. Takashi and Rei soon join forces with other students, embarking on a journey to locate their families and discover the source of this overwhelming outbreak. Their group includes Saeko Busujima, the refined president of the Kendo Club; Kouta Hirano, an otaku obsessed with firearms; Saya Takagi, the daughter of a powerful politician; and Shizuka Marikawa, their attractive school nurse. Yet even with their combined strength, they must question if it will be enough to survive the undead apocalypse.

The omnipotent Holy Grail, rumored to grant any wish, previously incited three brutal conflicts that ended in total devastation. Despite this grim history, the wealthy Einzbern family remains convinced the Fourth Holy Grail War will yield a victor, largely because they now possess a suitable vessel for the Grail. To ensure this victory, they hire the despised "Magus Killer" Kiritsugu Emiya, binding their agreement with his marriage to their sole daughter, Irisviel. Kiritsugu is thrust into a deadly competition involving seven participants, each commanding an ancient familiar and driven by distinct motivations. Alongside his own Servant, Saber, the notorious mercenary encounters his most formidable rival in Kirei Kotomine, a priest searching for personal salvation by hunting Kiritsugu. Adapted from Gen Urobuchi’s light novel, Fate/Zero chronicles the events of the Fourth Holy Grail War, set ten years before Fate/stay night. This narrative presents a ruthless battle royale where survival is far from guaranteed.

After spending thirty-four years as a bullied and oppressed shut-in, a man finds the courage to act heroically, only to meet a tragic end. Fate intervenes, and he is reborn in another world as Rudeus Greyrat, the infant son of a loving couple. Retaining the memories and knowledge of his past life, Rudeus adapts rapidly to his new surroundings. Leveraging the maturity of an adult mind, he demonstrates exceptional magical aptitude, refining his abilities under the tutelage of the mage Roxy Migurdia. He also trains in swordsmanship alongside his father, Paul, and befriends Sylphiette, a peer who soon becomes his dearest companion. As Rudeus navigates this second chance, he strives to overcome his past trauma while seizing every opportunity his new life offers, hoping to finally discover the love that eluded him in his previous existence.

Hachiman Hikigaya is a disaffected high schooler with narcissistic and somewhat nihilistic outlooks. He is convinced that joyful youth is nothing but a sham, and that anyone who claims otherwise is only deceiving themselves. As an unusual punishment for composing an essay that mocks contemporary social dynamics, Hachiman's teacher compels him to become a member of the Volunteer Service Club—a group dedicated to assisting any student who asks for help in reaching their objectives. With the sole other club member being the stunningly cold Yukino Yukinoshita, Hachiman finds himself on the front lines of other people's problems, a situation he never imagined he would be in. As Hachiman and Yukino employ their intellect to resolve various students' issues, will Hachiman's cynical perspective on society prove to be an obstacle or a tool he can wield to his benefit?

After their summer break, the students of Kunugigaoka Middle School's Class 3-E return to find themselves confronting overwhelming challenges. With the threat of global destruction looming, they must devise increasingly intricate and creative methods to assassinate their teacher, the shrewd yet upbeat and supportive Koro-sensei. Yet, eliminating Koro-sensei isn't their sole concern. Gakuhou Asano, the school's ruthless and cruel principal, is determined to thwart Class 3-E's progress by conditioning his other diligent students into fiercely competitive study machines. Tension mounts as traitors and assassins alike compete to claim the bounty on Koro-sensei's head. Nagisa Shiota, one of Class 3-E's most proficient assassins, finds himself caught in the crossfire. As he strives to keep up his academic performance and avert the apocalypse, personal issues threaten his continued membership in Class 3-E. Along with his devoted classmates, he must confront these dangers directly.

After competing in the Inter-High, the Karasuno High School volleyball team tries to redirect their focus, now aiming to win the Spring tournament. When they receive an invitation from their long-time rival Nekoma High, Karasuno agrees to join a large training camp featuring many prominent volleyball teams in Tokyo, as well as some national-level players. By facing some of Japan's toughest teams, they hope not only to refine their abilities but also to develop new offensive strategies to strengthen themselves. Additionally, Hinata and Kageyama work on creating a more powerful technique, one capable of breaking through even the most solid blocks. Facing what could be their final opportunity for victory before the senior players leave, the members of Karasuno's volleyball team must learn to resolve their conflicts and train harder than ever to overcome both new and old formidable opponents—including their archrival Aoba Jousai and its world-class setter, Tooru Oikawa.

Eren Yeager turns against both former allies and enemies, setting a catastrophic scheme into motion. Guided by the Beast Titan, Zeke, he takes drastic steps to end the age-old conflict between Marley and Eldia, though his real motives stay unclear. As he delves into his family's history, Eren struggles to seize control of his own fate. At the same time, the long-warring nations of Marley and Eldia deploy soldiers and Titans in a fierce race to annihilate each other. Reiner Braun desperately uses his abilities to hold off Eren's militaristic forces, while his fellow Eldians—children Falco Grice and Gabi Braun—fight to survive amid the chaos. Elsewhere, Eren's childhood friends Mikasa Ackerman and Armin Arlert are imprisoned alongside his former Survey Corps comrades, all horrified by his monstrous transformation. Clinging to the belief that Eren still secretly harbors good intentions, Mikasa and the others enter the conflict, hoping to save their friend's very soul.

Edward Elric is a gifted young alchemist who, at age twelve, suffers devastating losses. When he and his brother Alphonse attempt to bring their deceased mother back using the forbidden technique of human transmutation, Edward loses both his brother and two of his own limbs. Using his exceptional alchemical abilities, Edward manages to anchor Alphonse's soul to a massive suit of armor. One year later, Edward has become a state alchemist with the title of Fullmetal. Together with his younger brother, he sets out in search of the Philosopher's Stone. This legendary artifact is said to greatly amplify an alchemist's power, allowing them to bypass alchemy's core principle: equivalent exchange, where one must sacrifice something of equal value to gain something. Edward intends to use the military's resources to locate the stone and restore his and Alphonse's bodies to their original state. But as the Elric brothers delve deeper, they realize the stone holds secrets far beyond their expectations, drawing them into the heart of a conflict much darker and more vast than they ever anticipated.

Yato and Yukine have finally repaired their bond as god and Regalia. As a little-known deity, Yato continues accepting odd jobs for five yen each, hoping to one day gain millions of followers and his own grand shrine. Hiyori Iki's loose soul remains unfixed, yet she cheerfully prepares for high school regardless. Though things appear to have returned to normal, the tangled history between Yato and Bishamon—the war goddess—comes to the surface. Bishamon harbors a mysterious old grudge against Yato, leading to violent confrontations. Adding to the complications, Kazuma, Bishamon's most trusted Regalia, owes Yato a debt. When lives are at stake, unraveling these secrets may be the only way to correct the mistakes of the past.

For weeks, a mystical tiger has been haunting the orphanage where Atsushi Nakajima lives, yet only he seems oblivious to its presence. Suspected of causing the strange occurrences, the 18-year-old is suddenly expelled from the orphanage, left hungry, homeless, and wandering the city streets. While starving on a riverbank, Atsushi saves a peculiar man named Osamu Dazai from drowning. An eccentric suicide enthusiast and supernatural detective, Dazai has been investigating the same tiger that has been tormenting the boy. Alongside Dazai's partner, Doppo Kunikida, they unravel the mystery, but its resolution leaves Atsushi in a difficult situation. As various odd events unfold, Atsushi is pressured into joining their agency of supernatural investigators, taking on unusual cases the police cannot handle, alongside his many enigmatic colleagues.

Deep within the earth lies a vast chasm known as the Abyss, teeming with strange creatures and ancient relics from ages long gone. Its origins and what exists at its deepest point remain unsolved mysteries that countless explorers, called Divers, have risked their lives to uncover by descending into its darkest reaches. The most skilled and courageous Divers—the White Whistles—are celebrated as legends among those who stay above. Riko, the daughter of the missing White Whistle Lyza the Annihilator, dreams of following in her mother's footsteps and exploring the Abyss's farthest depths. However, she is only a novice Red Whistle, permitted to venture no further than the uppermost layer. One day, she stumbles upon a mysterious robot who looks like an ordinary boy. She names him Reg, and he has no memory of what happened before his discovery. Convinced that the technology behind Reg must originate from deep within the Abyss, the two decide to journey into the chasm—Reg to recover his lost memories, and Riko to see the bottom of the great pit with her own eyes. Yet they remain unaware of the cruel truths awaiting them in the Abyss's true reality.

Spontaneous Human Combustion is a chaotic affliction that has tormented humanity for many years, randomly turning normal people into blazing, aggressive beings called Infernals. While Infernals represent the first-generation cases of Human Combustion, second- and third-generation individuals are known as pyrokinetics—humans blessed with the capacity to wield and control their flames without losing their humanity. To fight the Infernal menace and uncover its origin, the Tokyo Armed Forces, Fire Defense Agency, and Holy Church of Sol created their solution: the Special Fire Force. Eager third-generation pyrokinetic Shinra Kusakabe, nicknamed Devil's Footprints for his explosive talent to ignite his feet at will, joins the lively Special Fire Force Company 8. Upholding the unit's mission to extinguish the raging Infernals and put their spirits to rest, Shinra is resolved to become a hero who rescues those endangered by the flame terror. But this is not the heroic adventure Shinra imagined. The Fire Force is a divided mess of squabbling brigades, abnormal Infernal sightings are on the rise throughout Tokyo, and a mysterious group claims to have knowledge about the strange fire that killed Shinra's family 12 years ago. Confronted with many obstacles inside and outside the Fire Force, Shinra battles to reveal the truth behind the burning mysteries that have kept him in the dark.

High school student Issei Hyoudou is a typical pervert who spends his days peeping on girls and fantasizing about having a harem. Things take a turn when a beautiful girl asks him out, only for her to reveal herself as a fallen angel and brutally murder him. But he gets a second chance when Rias Gremory, a beautiful senior and top-class devil, revives him as her servant and recruits him into the school's Occult Research club. Now adjusting to his new existence, Issei must train and fight to survive the violent world of angels and devils. Each adventure brings hilarious and risqué moments with his new comrades, all while keeping his secret life hidden from his friends and family in High School DxD.

Tomoya Okazaki is a high school delinquent who sees life as meaningless and believes he's destined for nothing. Together with his buddy Youhei Sunohara, he cuts class and plans to fritter away his school years. While heading to school one morning, Tomoya notices a girl murmuring softly to herself. Without warning, she blurts out "Anpan!"—a common Japanese snack—which grabs his attention. He soon learns her name is Nagisa Furukawa and that she shouts out things she likes to pump herself up. Nagisa insists they're now friends, but Tomoya brushes it off and moves on. Yet Tomoya finds himself noticing Nagisa more frequently around campus. Eventually he gives in and becomes friends with her. He discovers Nagisa had to repeat a year due to a serious illness and that her goal is to bring back the school's drama club. Claiming he has nothing else to do, he agrees to help her accomplish this, joined by four other girls. As Tomoya spends more time with these girls, he uncovers their personal struggles. While trying to assist each one in overcoming her own challenges, he starts to realize that life is not as boring as he once believed.

After a slow yet eventful summer break, Shuchiin Academy's second semester is fully underway. As the calendar turns from August to September, Miyuki Shirogane's birthday draws near, placing Kaguya Shinomiya in a serious dilemma over how to mark the occasion. Meanwhile, the 67th student council's term is approaching its end. With council members now in separate classes, the precious time Kaguya and Miyuki can spend together will soon vanish, jeopardizing all their clever schemes. A grueling election that determines the next student council awaits, as various contenders vie for the presidency.