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Most teenage gamers would find the prospect of forming a party with their mother in an online game both improbable and awkward. However, Masato Oosuki faces this exact situation. After filling out what appears to be a pointless survey, he is transported into a fantasy MMORPG, where his mother, Mamako, has accompanied him. To make matters more interesting, Mamako proves to be an overwhelmingly powerful swordswoman with the ability to execute two-hit multi-target attacks. Following some initial friction, the pair seeks out companions, encountering the merchant Porta and the sage Wise, as they begin their quest to clear the game.

Twice a decade, elite mercenaries renowned for their overwhelming strength, sharp intellect, and lethal accuracy converge for the Zodiac Tournament. Each combatant embodies the traits and name of one of the twelve Chinese zodiac signs. Fighting for both their honor and their survival, they clash in brutal combat until a single winner emerges. The twelfth tournament kicks off in an abandoned city, where no trace remains of the half million residents who once called it home. To heighten the danger, every warrior swallows a toxic gem that imposes a strict time limit on the competition and their very existence. With a single wish awaiting the champion, the Zodiac Warriors launch their ruthless fight for survival.

Upon passing out at her job, a young woman wakes up in the storage area of the cafe where she works, completely lacking any recollection of her past or the people surrounding her. She is assisted by two acquaintances, identified as Shin and Toma, who ensure she gets home safely. Once by herself, she encounters a ghostly boy called Orion, visible and audible only to her. He reveals that her memory loss resulted from his accidental entry into her reality and promises to aid her in recovering her identity. Nevertheless, restoring her missing memories without disturbing those close to her proves to be a complex challenge. Beyond the melancholic Shin and the vigilant Toma, she must navigate the potential suspicions of the charming Ikki, the sharp-minded Kent, and an enigmatic figure observing from afar. As her condition draws her into the personal lives of these men, her scattered recollections gradually reassemble, unveiling the hidden truths behind her situation.

#1: Oppai, Minorimasu! (Episode 13) Whispers circulate through the school regarding a strange phenomenon where female students vanish, only to return suffering from illness and a noticeable reduction in breast size. #2: Oppai, Motomemasu! (Episode 14) To better understand their duties, Issei and Asia accompany Rias to investigate whether a specific coffin is cursed. During the inquiry, Issei becomes possessed by Unas, an Egyptian magician who shares Issei’s lecherous nature. Unas agrees to leave Issei’s body only if they can break the curse placed upon him by a devil he once attempted to force into marriage.

Mahiru Shirota believes that keeping things simple is best and that anything troublesome should be avoided. But he also thinks it's troublesome to do nothing and later regret it—a philosophy that leads the fifteen-year-old to take in a stray cat he finds on his way home from school. He names the feline Kuro, unaware that this encounter will completely change his ordinary life. One day, Mahiru comes home to find a strange young man he has never seen before. In his panic, the uninvited guest gets exposed to sunlight and, to Mahiru's shock, turns into Kuro! After revealing himself as nothing more than a lazy vampire who just wants to stay indoors, Kuro promises to leave once night falls. But one mishap after another causes Mahiru to accidentally form a contract with his new freeloader, dragging him into a life-or-death struggle involving supernatural servants and bloodthirsty beings—anything but simple.

Seigi is an ordinary middle schooler, notable only for his martial arts ability and strong sense of justice. After he rescues an elderly homeless man from a group of street thugs, the stranger repays him by searing a tattoo into Seigi's palm. That tattoo turns out to be a highly sought-after secret weapon, with everyone—including a formidable girl who bears her own tattoo—in pursuit of it. Facing life-threatening danger and finding his martial arts useless against superpowered opponents, Seigi must unlock the hidden power of his tattoo if he hopes to survive.

Diagnosed with narcolepsy after the tragic loss of his parents, young Riki Naoe withdrew from society until Kyousuke recruited him into the Little Busters, a group of misfits including Masato, Kengo, and Rin. Together, they spent their childhood fighting imaginary evil and cherishing their youth. As high school arrives, the close-knit group stays together, but Kyousuke, facing his final year, revives the club by forming a baseball team. With insufficient members, the roles reverse, and Riki must now recruit new friends to join the Little Busters. Their efforts are soon interrupted when Rin discovers a mysterious letter attached to her cat, tasking them with uncovering the world's secret by completing specific assignments. The Little Busters must now determine the nature of this hidden truth.

After thwarting Naraku once more, Inuyasha, Kagome Higurashi, and their companions must persist in hunting for the remaining shards of the Shikon Jewel to prevent them from merging into a corrupted whole under Naraku’s control. However, Naraku has his own designs to obtain the shards and will eliminate any obstacle, even his own subordinates. The relentless threat forces Sango and Miroku to choose between their relationship and their combat duties. Meanwhile, Inuyasha must determine whether his heart belongs to Kikyou or Kagome before fate intervenes. As the group races to collect the shards, Inuyasha and his brother Sesshoumaru must settle their long-standing feud and unite for a final showdown with Naraku, a victory essential to ending his cruelty forever.

High schooler Haru Yoshioka finds her daily life dull and uneventful. That changes when she rescues Prince Lune of the Cat Kingdom from being hit by a truck. In gratitude, the Cat King sends her various gifts and extends an invitation to the Cat Kingdom to marry Prince Lune. Because Haru cannot clearly communicate with the cats, they misinterpret her response and assume she has agreed to the proposal. While trying to figure out how to escape this situation, a mysterious voice tells her to find the Cat Bureau. Soon after she reaches the bureau, a wave of cats bursts in and forcibly abducts her along with one of the bureau's members. Worried for their safety, the Cat Bureau's owner, Baron Humbert von Gikkingen, pursues them. As Haru takes part in the Cat Kingdom's activities, she gradually takes on more catlike traits. To her horror, she realizes that if she does not discover her true self, she will become a cat forever. Her journey through the feline world leads her on a path of self-discovery, ultimately allowing her to return home with newfound confidence.

Sakurai Tomoki has adapted to his life alongside the two angeloids, Ikaros and Nymph, and is thoroughly enjoying it. Nevertheless, he is plagued by strange dreams and enlists the aid of his friends to uncover their origin. Nymph creates a device that allows humans, though not angeloids, to enter others' dreams. Although the gadget initially malfunctions, the group eventually succeeds in accessing what should have been Tomoki's dream, only to find that something is deeply amiss. Later, a meteor crashes into the location of the large cherry blossom tree where Tomoki originally found Ikaros. From the wreckage emerges a heavily endowed blonde angeloid wielding a massive sword, who immediately begins hunting for Tomoki.

"Ao-chan Can't Study!" follows Ao Horie, a high school student who is determined to focus on her academics to escape the shadow of her father, a notorious erotic novelist. As a child, she proudly explained the origin of her name, but now she just wants to avoid his influence. Her resolve is tested when Takumi Kijima, a nice guy, confesses his feelings to her. Instead of seeing his pure intentions, Ao’s mind is flooded with inappropriate thoughts, imagining moans and physical sensations. Misinterpreting his kindness as something else, she struggles to reject his advances while trying to concentrate on her schoolwork, finding it nearly impossible to study with such distractions.

For Natsuru, waking up as a gorgeous girl was supposed to be a dream come true, but things take a dark turn when a stuffed tiger reveals he is now a Kampfer, a mystical warrior forced to fight other Kampfers while in female form, turning his existence into a living hell. Beyond the obvious biological complications, his best childhood friend reveals she is attracted to his new female body, adding romantic confusion to the mix. The situation worsens as his school’s separate boys’ and girls’ sections force him to double enroll, sparking rumors that he is dating himself. Meanwhile, rival Kampfers at school threaten his life, though he cannot tell if their intentions are romantic or lethal. With opponents wielding swords and guns, and hormones running wild, this reluctant gender-bending fighter must fight to survive or perish.

Six months have passed since Yoshiki Tsujinaka’s best friend, Hikaru Indou, vanished into the mountains and returned a week later with no memory of the event. Sensing that the returning Hikaru is not the person he knows, Yoshiki confronts him, prompting the entity to reveal its true monstrous form and plead for silence to avoid killing Yoshiki. Despite being paranormal, the imposter displays a childlike innocence and eagerness to experience human sensations, such as the summer heat and rural life. For Yoshiki, whose grief drives him to cling desperately to his friend, it hardly matters if this Hikaru is a fake built on stolen memories, provided he never leaves again. As their bond deepens, it becomes increasingly evident that a dangerous supernatural force has descended from the mountains into their village.

Three decades ago, a new species of flame-wielding mutants emerged, decimating a significant portion of the human population. These individuals, referred to as the Burnish, continue to manifest unpredictably, leaving devastation in their path. The autonomous republic of Promepolis thrives under the leadership of Kray Foresight, who has fought tirelessly against the Burnish threat. The Burning Rescue, a specialized firefighter unit equipped with advanced technology developed by mechanic Lucia Fex, is responsible for neutralizing these dangerous entities. Galo Thymos, a spirited young man who views Foresight as his savior and hero, joins the rescue team as its newest member. Meanwhile, a terrorist faction known as the Mad Burnish wreaks havoc across the nation. Following a confrontation with their leader, Lio Fotia, Galo embarks on a destined quest to uncover the truth behind the mutants, forcing him to challenge all his former beliefs.

Rika Furude and her friends reside in the secluded mountain hamlet of Hinamizawa. In June 1983, they accept transfer student Keiichi Maebara, who becomes the sole male among them. They spend their afternoons enjoying games and making the most of each day. Yet, beneath this ordinary facade, Keiichi detects odd conduct from his peers, who appear to conceal the village’s grim mysteries. From afar, an observer tracks these disturbing developments and recalls every instance where this narrative, or similar ones, has occurred. Armed with this memory, they resolve to repair these fractured realities. But when specific factors shift, the individual encounters a terrifying truth: they are completely unaware of what will happen next or how to prevent the looming disaster.

Seven Japanese high school students, celebrated globally for their exceptional abilities, survive a plane crash and awaken in the medieval fantasy realm of Freyjagard. This world is structured around feudal society, where the byuma, a race possessing animal traits and immense physical power, coexist with the hyuma, who carry a slight potential for magic. After being rescued by Winona, a byuma warrior, and her adopted elven daughter Lyrule, the group vows to repay the kindness of Elm Village’s residents by utilizing their superior knowledge and skills, while simultaneously seeking a means to return to their original world. Tsukasa Mikogami, the Prime Minister of Japan, serves as the leader of these prodigies. He coordinates their activities within Freyjagard, aiming to secure the intelligence and resources required to fulfill their objectives. Suspecting a link between their predicament and an ancient prophecy concerning seven heroes from another world who vanquished a malevolent dragon, Tsukasa encourages the group to study the local culture and hunt for clues pointing toward Earth. However, he issues a strict directive: they must proceed with caution and avoid exerting themselves fully, ensuring that their extraordinary capabilities do not inadvertently destroy the world they inhabit.

Now a third-year high school student, Rikka Takanashi still suffers from chuunibyou—a condition that makes her imagine fantastical realities. Her relationship with Yuuta Togashi has remained stagnant for half a year, and with college entrance exams approaching, both hope to attend the same university. However, Rikka's elder sister Tooka lands a stable job in Italy and decides to take Rikka there. This sudden development throws the couple into turmoil, as neither wants to be separated. Desperate, they turn to their friends for advice, and after a short discussion, devise a plan: to run away together. Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! Movie: Take On Me follows Yuuta and Rikka on a dramatic journey across Japan as they strive to prevent Rikka from being taken to Italy—but will they succeed?

Accompanied by his capable staff, the "Realist Hero" Kazuya Souma persists in revitalizing the Elfrieden Kingdom via administrative overhaul. After capturing Van, the capital of the Principality of Amidonia, he confronts envoys from the Gran Chaos Empire seeking to enforce penalties for violating the Mankind Declaration Treaty's war ban. Even in this precarious position, Kazuya identifies a strategy to sidestep needless hostilities while securing fresh allies. Although his scheme appears flawless, his sole obstacle to victory lies in securing the envoy's consent.

When a person dies, their spirit travels to the Soul Society, its ultimate destination. Yet, if a soul lingers in the human realm for too long, it degenerates into a malevolent Hollow that consumes other spirits. To combat these threats and escort the lost dead, Soul Reapers are tasked with purifying Hollows and guiding souls. Ichigo Kurosaki and Rukia Kuchiki, experienced Soul Reapers stationed in Karakura Town, face a new challenge when they encounter the Blanks: mysterious entities lacking memories and resistant to the standard burial rituals. Their situation is resolved by the arrival of Senna, an unfamiliar Reaper who drives the Blanks away. The enigma intensifies when a phantom version of the human world materializes above the Soul Society. As the strange occurrences continue, questions arise regarding their cause and their potential link to Senna, who remains tight-lipped about her past.

The cells in a human body are never idle for long; there is always something fresh to experience and learn each day. At least, that is how Hakkekkyuu U-1146 feels as he dashes about, hunting for any germs that might threaten the body. Despite the risks of his job, it is all worthwhile to safeguard the joyful expressions of Sekkekkyuu AE3803, the platelet crew, his fellow neutrophils, and the other cells he encounters along the way. In his newest pathogen-chasing expeditions, Hakkekkyuu U-1146 realizes that even vital cells can sometimes slip up, and that not every bacterium is harmful. Everyone has off days, but it all comes together in the end when their colleagues have their backs. In the end, it is simply another ordinary day for these diligent cells!

Haruka Shinozaki has had a crush on class representative Akiho Kousaka ever since his first year of high school. She's attractive, excels at sports, and is a model student in every way. Now that they're in the same class this year, Shinozaki decides to confess his feelings—and to his surprise, Kousaka accepts and becomes his girlfriend. However, he soon realizes that Kousaka is more unusual than he initially thought: this seemingly perfect girl has never been in a relationship before. Despite her inexperience, she is determined to satisfy Shinozaki in every possible way—by studying various sexual positions and his personal fetishes. Shinozaki tries to tell her that such research isn't necessary, but Kousaka is fully committed to making him happy in every way she can.

Following his intense confrontation with Ichibei Hyousube, the leader of the Soul Society's Royal Guard, the mighty Yhwach advances to the final phase of his grand scheme. He intends to kill the Soul King, whose existence preserves the balance of three worlds: Hueco Mundo, the Soul Society, and the human realm where Ichigo Kurosaki and his closest companions originate. Overcoming his own struggle against the remaining Royal Guard members, Uryuu Ishida aligns himself with Yhwach in his endeavor to forge a new world according to his own design. Fueled by resolve and enhanced abilities, Ichigo hurries to thwart Yhwach from achieving his ultimate objective and to protect the countless lives across the three existing realms. However, Ichigo's complex heritage makes him vulnerable to Yhwach's dark influence. In a final desperate move, Jirou Sakuranosuke Shunsui Kyouraku, the recently promoted head captain of the Soul Society's combat division, seeks assistance from a former foe whose formidable strength could alter the course of the war.

Japanese Featherweight Champion Makunouchi Ippo has successfully defended his title once again, relying on his devastating special technique: the Dempsey Roll. But new challengers keep emerging, each one claiming to have figured out a way to counter the move that has crushed his previous opponents. Can Ippo rise to meet these challenges, or will the burden of his own pride defeat him before he learns the true meaning of being strong? At the same time, fellow Kamogawa Gym boxer Aoki Masaru is just one Frog Punch away from seizing his own championship, ready to face the Japanese Lightweight Champion. Hajime no Ippo: Rising follows Ippo's ongoing journey to grow stronger, reuniting viewers with the same lovable bunch of goofballs from Kamogawa Gym as they risk their bodies and pour their hearts into carving out a path in the unforgiving world of professional boxing. With an unyielding spirit, Ippo steps back into the ring once more.

As the new semester begins at Tanenashi High School, a disinterested freshman looks for a club that demands very little effort. He discovers the magic clubroom, where a lovely upperclassman is rehearsing spells. Plagued by stage fright that leads to frequent mistakes and embarrassing mishaps, she is quite the incompetent performer. Although he initially has no desire to join a club led by such a flawed magician, the freshman becomes a member anyway, finding himself navigating a series of awkward situations with his peculiar mentor.

Twelve-year-old genius Rafal values living by reason to earn society's approval and avoid emotional distraction. He publicly declares his plan to study theology, the most prestigious academic field in early 15th-century Poland. But a meeting with a mysterious man overturns Rafal's life, awakening an irrational drive to follow his passion for astronomy. Rafal becomes determined to validate heliocentrism—the idea that the Earth orbits the Sun—as both beautiful and logical. This notion is considered heresy by the powerful Church, which enforces geocentrism—the Sun revolving around the Earth—as the universe's only truth. Anyone whose beliefs contradict the Church's will suffers appallingly brutal consequences. While gathering evidence for a heliocentric cosmos, Rafal wrestles with obtaining precise measurements and constructing empirical models. His greatest struggle, however, is carrying out this research in secrecy—to avoid sharing the fate of other heretics.

After an earthquake demolishes the newly-built house where she lives, third-year high school student Kotoko Aihara—a low-achieving, clumsy, and perpetually troublesome girl—must move in with Naoki Irie, the smartest student at her school and possibly in all of Japan. Kotoko is no stranger to Irie-kun; unfortunately, a single love letter she once attempted to hand him has already sealed her fate in his eyes. With quirky friends and a meddlesome mother adding to the chaos, Kotoko's chances of winning the older Irie boy's heart may seem nonexistent. Still, she remains optimistic, believing that living under the same roof has brought her unattainable crush on the genius since her first year of high school closer than ever.

Mages are randomly assigned one of four crests at birth, which dictates the extent of their magical potential. Gaius, born with a crest specialized in creation, reached the pinnacle of his power and earned the title of the world’s strongest sage. Yet, he remains unfulfilled, yearning for a crest suited to close-quarters combat. Recognizing that a crest cannot be changed, Gaius chooses to reincarnate far into the future, hoping to rewrite his destiny. Reborn as Mathias Hildesheimer thousands of years later, Mathias finally obtains his desired crest. However, he learns that magic has significantly declined in this era, and once-common techniques are now little more than faint legends. Furthermore, the crest he worked so hard to acquire is now regarded as the weakest, mockingly called the "Crest of Failure." Despite this, Mathias surpasses all expectations. He enters the Second Academy in the royal capital, excelling in every challenge. Soon, however, Mathias uncovers the dark truth behind humanity’s regression into magical mediocrity: demons. He sets out to correct the consequences of his long absence once and for all.

Angelica delivers magic supplies to Chise, which include a gift. The item is a book that Chise remembers reading during her childhood. Elias requests that Chise share the story behind the book. She recounts her childhood memories of Miura-san and the enigmatic library she discovered within the woods.

High school student Michio Kaga stumbles upon a peculiar online game while browsing the internet and attempts to launch it. Instead of playing, he is transported to a rural village within the game world, endowed with unique abilities and an immensely powerful sword. After regaining his composure, he finds himself fighting off bandits and soon discovers that logging out is impossible. Accepting his circumstances and embracing this new reality, Michio embarks on a quest—making the most of his fresh start, clearing dungeons to earn wealth, and assembling a harem to fulfill all his masculine urges.

Kimito Kagurazaka is an ordinary guy with an alleged obsession with muscular men—or at least, that's the false story he's forced to maintain to avoid trouble at Seikain Academy, an elite all-girls school. Abducted by the institution under the mistaken belief that he is attracted to men, Kimito becomes their "commoner sample," meant to introduce the students to both common life and male presence so their eventual transition to the outside world won't be shocking. Threatened with castration if his true preferences contradict the school's assumptions, Kimito keeps up the charade to safeguard his masculinity. However, eccentric individuals lurk everywhere, complicating Kimito's existence further. Among them are Aika Tenkuubashi, a social misfit who speaks without a filter; Hakua Shiodome, a child prodigy; Karen Jinryou, a samurai's daughter obsessed with defeating Kimito; and Reiko Arisugawa, the perfect student who harbors fantasies of marrying him. Together with the commoner himself, these four girls form the Commoner Club, aiming to educate the students about life beyond the school walls, while Kimito gradually uncovers the peculiarities of the girls surrounding him.

In the final years of his life, Hiraku Machio was confined to a hospital bed with a terminal illness until he passed away. Taking pity on the unfair life he endured, a god decides to reincarnate Hiraku in another world where he can live as he pleases. Wanting to try farming in this new life, he is granted an all-in-one "Almighty Farming Tool" that can transform into any useful implement he desires. Hiraku is then transported to a forest seemingly far from civilization. There, he plans to build and farm everything from scratch—gradually transforming the lifeless area into a thriving new society.

In Shibuya, a string of murders known as the "New Generation Madness" has become a major topic of conversation among locals as the crimes grow in notoriety. However, these "New Gen" killings fail to interest Takumi Nishijou, a high school otaku prone to delusions who feels like he is always being watched. With no concern for the real world, Takumi spends his days playing online games and watching anime. But his mundane life is shattered when he receives a gruesome image of a man impaled on a wall from a user named Shogun. After calming down at an internet cafe, Takumi witnesses the exact murder scene from the image unfold right before his eyes, alongside a pink-haired girl covered in blood calling his name. Struggling with the nature of reality, Takumi finds it hard to decide where to place his trust as he becomes entangled in the "New Gen" murders, convinced that the killer is after him.

To prepare for his reincarnation into another world, Kelvin trades away certain memories from his past life in exchange for potent abilities, extra skill points, and an S-class summoner rank. As a bonus, the goddess overseeing his rebirth, Melfina, lets him pick any companion to give him an early advantage in his summoner role. Instantly smitten with Melfina, Kelvin chooses the deity himself, convinced that his intense feelings for her will return even without all his memories. With Melfina as his guide, Kelvin begins his thrilling new life. But to summon his beloved goddess in physical form, he must gather a huge amount of mana points—and the most effective way to do that is to level up by battling tough enemies and forging contracts with even stronger allies.

Hikaru Kusakabe is an easygoing boy who plays in a rock band and lives entirely in the moment. Over the summer, his entire class is required to take part in an upcoming chorus festival. By chance, he comes across his classmate Rihito Sajou—known as a top student with outstanding grades—practicing singing by himself. Sajou struggles to master their class's assigned song, and Kusakabe, amused to see this unfamiliar side of his usually reserved classmate, volunteers to help him get ready for the event. Though their lifestyles and personalities couldn't be more different, they start to draw closer as time goes on. Yet, with the weight of an uncertain future looming, what will become of them and the bond they are forming?

After their first home is destroyed by fire, Nasa and Tsukasa Yuzaki seek temporary refuge at the Arisugawas’ bathhouse. Although they have only been married for a brief period, their bond grows deeper and sweeter each day. Nasa is eager to maximize his time with his wife, reveling in the joy of their union. The couple discovers fresh ways to strengthen their connection, whether by adopting a cat, visiting an amusement park, or attending a spontaneous romantic comedy starring Nasa’s former teacher, making every day a unique adventure. As Tsukasa integrates further into Nasa’s social circle, Nasa has not yet had the chance to meet more of Tsukasa’s relatives. Despite being viewed by others as an ideal pair, Nasa starts to question whether he will ever uncover the details of his wife’s enigmatic history.

The Sibyl System now allows society to measure mental states on a numerical scale. By using these "crime coefficients," authorities can apprehend a criminal before they actually commit a crime. But is this truly a flawless system? For Inspectors Kei Mikhail Ignatov and Arata Shindou, that question remains unanswered as they begin their careers with the Public Safety Bureau's Crime Investigation Department. Shindou and Ignatov are tasked with investigating the crash of a ship carrying immigrants, and they start to suspect that the incident was not an accident. At the same time, a mysterious group known as Bifrost watches them from the shadows, and they are not the only ones keeping an eye on the two new Inspectors.

Second part of Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka IV.

Vampires live among humans, hidden within the fringes of society. Though they do not need blood to survive, strong emotions can trigger an overwhelming bloodlust, transforming them into uncontrollable beasts. Twenty-two-year-old university student Tsukasa Taira discovers the reality of vampires when her childhood friend is revealed to be one during a tense encounter with Yuuki Anzai—a hybrid of human and vampire. After her friend is taken into custody, Tsukasa finds herself increasingly drawn to Anzai, who reluctantly returns her feelings. Yet this unusual relationship faces immense challenges, as Anzai must constantly fight the part of him that longs to consume Tsukasa.

Anzu Hoshino’s life revolves around just three passions: video games, chocolate, and her cherished cat. In stark contrast to typical high school girls, she possesses zero interest in romance. However, her routine is disrupted when she starts playing a glitchy 3D otome game, prompting a strange flying wizard named Riri to emerge from the screen. Riri identifies Anzu as "subject one," the inaugural participant in a real-life dating game harem experience. Undeterred by Anzu’s furious objections, Riri seizes her most treasured items to compel her attention toward matters of the heart. By engineering a string of unfortunate events and romantic tropes, Riri forces Anzu to encounter Tsukasa Kazuki, one of the school’s most handsome students. Though Anzu remains determined to reject Tsukasa’s allure, the absurd situations gradually reveal his agreeable personality. As Riri introduces more archetypal handsome boys into her life, evading romance becomes increasingly difficult for Anzu.

One afternoon after school, Asahi Kuromine accidentally discovers that Youko Shiragami, the classmate he has a crush on, is actually a vampire. Following her father's rules, Youko must now leave school to protect her family. Asahi refuses to let her go and vows to keep her true identity a secret. But this proves much harder than expected, since Asahi has a transparent face and simply cannot keep anything hidden. This is just the start of his problems—more supernatural beings start appearing in his life, and he must safeguard all their secrets or face the repercussions. Jitsu wa Watashi wa follows Asahi as he copes with his new friends and the unusual issues they bring, struggles to stay quiet, and desperately tries to win Youko's heart along the way.

Sueharu Maru has been best friends since childhood with Kuroha Shida, one of the most popular girls at Hozumino High School. Kuroha is cute, sociable, and affectionate, fitting the perfect older sister archetype. She constantly has boys begging to date her. But when she confesses her feelings to Sueharu one day, he immediately turns her down—he simply can't see her that way. Besides, his heart is set on his first love: Shirokusa Kachi, the school's idol and a renowned author. After a single fateful encounter, Sueharu believes he has a shot with Kachi. However, he soon discovers that Kachi already has a boyfriend. With his hopes crushed, Sueharu laments what might have been. Then Kuroha steps in with a proposition: "Let's get revenge."

Mage's Association members Rin Toosaka and Luviagelita "Luvia" Edelfelt are assigned to locate and retrieve seven Class Cards, medieval artifacts that contain the life essence of legendary Heroic Spirits. To assist in their mission, they receive the power of Ruby and Sapphire, two sentient Kaleidosticks that allow them to transform into magical girls and greatly enhance their abilities. However, the two mages are constantly at odds with each other, leading the Kaleidosticks to abandon them and seek new masters. They encounter two young schoolgirls—Illyasviel von Einzbern and Miyu—and quickly persuade them to form a contract. Armed with their new powers and responsibilities, Illya and Miyu set out to collect all the Class Cards.

Ethereal, primeval entities called Mushi keep triggering strange transformations in human existence. The wandering Mushishi, Ginko, continues his efforts to resolve the bizarre and unsettling events he comes across. Time loops, living shadows, and mind-reading are among the obvious results of Mushi interference, but subtler symptoms that only emerge after many years also draw Ginko's attention as he journeys from one settlement to another. By happenstance, Ginko has become a judge, deciding which Mushi are gifts and which are afflictions. Yet the boundaries he attempts to define are subjective. Some of those he treats prefer to wield their newfound abilities until they are completely consumed by them; others desperately seek to remove conditions that are actually shielding them from catastrophe. People who encounter Mushi must learn to accept seemingly impossible outcomes for their choices and heal wounds they never realized existed. If they fail, they risk encountering fates beyond their understanding.

On the 20th floor of the Tower, the "Regulars" allowed entry must undergo grueling and highly costly tests to move up. Most give up hope and settle where they are—but Ja Wangnan is different. Wangnan is determined to reach the summit and become the king of the Tower. Yet he is weak, has repeatedly failed the exam, and is pursued by debt collectors. In desperation, he tries the exam once more, only to come across a mysterious and formidable figure: Jyu Viole Grace, a member of the criminal organization FUG. Cursing his bad luck, Wangnan has no choice but to build alliances with strong individuals, including Viole—who still refuses to join any team. In a critical situation, Wangnan must find a way to change Viole's mind to finally move beyond the 20th floor, or he will never have a chance to forge his legacy.

After Akihito Kanbara is reunited with Mirai Kuriyama—whom he thought had disappeared after her victory over Beyond the Boundary—he learns a crushing truth: Mirai no longer remembers him, their friends, or her time as a Spirit Warrior. Akihito is heartbroken, yet he understands that this gives her a rare chance. Mirai can now experience an ordinary life, completely free from the supernatural world that once ostracized and exploited her. Although this is all done for Mirai's happiness, the cost is steep—Akihito and their friends must conceal her real history from her, meaning they cannot even become her friends. But traces of Mirai's former life slowly begin to surface, and a mysterious new menace leads a swarm of shadowy beings into the city to hunt her down. As the danger intensifies, Akihito must fight to safeguard himself, his closest friends, and Mirai—the girl in glasses who means everything to him.

In the present day, humans, gods, and demons coexist after the doors between their worlds opened. Tsuchimi Rin is an ordinary high school student at Verbena Academy, living peacefully with his childhood friend Kaede. One day, the King of Gods, the King of Demons, and their families unexpectedly move in next door to Rin. It turns out that Sia, the gods' daughter, and Nerine, the demons' daughter, are both deeply in love with Rin after meeting him in the past. Between his playful friendship with upperclassman Asa and his encounter with the quiet but cute Primula, Rin finds himself busy handling the affections of each girl. Based on the eroge by Navel.

In the year 2027, Kyoto has been transformed by cutting-edge technology. Among its residents are two high school classmates: Naomi Katagaki, a timid and introverted boy who struggles socially, and Ruri Ichigyou, a girl known for her cold demeanor and sharp tongue. Despite sharing Ruri's passion for reading, Naomi hesitates to talk to her because of her off-putting attitude. One day, while taking a walk, Naomi sees a crimson aurora briefly flash across the sky before disappearing. Soon after, he encounters a three-legged crow and a mysterious figure in a hood, who reveals himself to be Naomi from a decade in the future. The future Naomi explains that he has come to prevent a tragic event that will befall Ruri shortly after she and present-day Naomi begin dating. Though skeptical at first, the current Naomi follows his older self's guidance and gradually grows closer to Ruri, determined to alter her fate. Can he succeed in changing what lies ahead?

After dying in a traffic accident, Tsubasa Kurata—an otaku from present-day Japan—is reincarnated in the Fremmevilla Kingdom, a medieval realm where large mecha called Silhouette Knights are employed to battle terrifying demonic beasts. Born into a noble household as Ernesti Echevarria and gifted with exceptional magical talent, he enrolls at the Royal Laihaila Academy. This magic school instructs young men and women in piloting Silhouette Knights, preparing them to defend the kingdom against threats from both demons and humans. Ernesti joins forces with the twins Adeltrud and Archid Olter, aiming to one day construct his own Silhouette Knight—an achievement that has not been accomplished in centuries.