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After learning that islands in East Blue are being destroyed, Monkey D. Luffy and his crew set out to investigate. On the way, a bizarre pirate ship descends from the sky, captained by the notorious pirate Shiki "the Golden Lion"—a man who ate the Float-Float Fruit and became the first prisoner ever to escape Impel Down. Seeking to overthrow the World Government, Shiki kidnaps Nami to serve as his navigator and strands the rest of the Straw Hat Pirates on his floating islands as hostages, placing Nami in a difficult position. Trapped in a territory under Shiki's absolute rule, Luffy and his crew must navigate the treacherous landscape to rescue their navigator and friend.

Ren Amamiya transfers to Shujin Academy after being placed on probation for a crime he did not commit—intervening to protect a woman from sexual assault. He moves to Tokyo to stay with Sojiro Sakura, a family friend. On his way to his first day at the new school, a strange app appears on his phone, pulling him into the Metaverse, a realm where people's "shadows"—distorted reflections of their true selves—dwell. There, he awakens his Persona, an inner power that enables him to battle shadows. Joined by other students with their own troubles, he establishes the Phantom Thieves of Hearts, a group dedicated to saving people from their corrupt desires by "taking their heart," forcing wrongdoers to repent and reform. As their fame skyrockets, they attract both admiration and notoriety. But at the height of their popularity, Ren is captured and taken into custody. He regains consciousness in the middle of a harsh interrogation, which is interrupted by the arrival of prosecutor Sae Niijima, who is seeking answers. How will she respond to his story, and what fate awaits the Phantom Thieves?

In the quiet town of Inaba, a string of serial murders has baffled the police, who have made little progress. Amidst this unsettling atmosphere, Yuu Narukami relocates to the area to stay with his uncle for a year while his parents work abroad. He begins attending Yasogami High School, where he quickly becomes friends with Yousuke Hanamura, Chie Satonaka, and Yukiko Amagi. One day after school, the group tells Yuu about an urban legend called the "Midnight Channel"—a TV show that supposedly airs only at midnight on rainy nights when the viewer is alone. Intrigued, Yuu decides to check it out that night. Instead of the expected broadcast, he sees the face of the next murder victim. Stranger still, he feels a strange pull toward the television, which sparks the curiosity of his friends and leads them to investigate further. Yuu eventually tumbles into the strange realm inside the TV, a place shrouded in thick fog and filled with dangerous beings known as "Shadows." Convinced that this alternate world holds the key to the murders, the group forms the Investigation Team, determined to solve the mystery behind the horrifying incidents.

Fudou Aikawa and Desumi Magahara have started dating, but their relationship must remain a secret. Known as "Red Gelato," Fudou leads "Gelato 5," a team of heroes protecting Japan. Meanwhile, Desumi, the "Reaper Princess," is a combatant leader for "Gekko," an evil secret society seeking world domination and Gelato 5's main enemy. While acting as sworn foes, Fudou and Desumi slip away from battles to spend time together. Inexperienced in romance, they work to make their relationship succeed while hiding it from their allies. Torn between their loyalty to each other and to their factions, the couple must stay vigilant to keep their love hidden from the world.

With a mother who is a famous actress, a father who works as a producer, and a brother who is a rockstar, most people would assume Izumi Sena would naturally follow into the entertainment industry. Yet, aside from appearing in a single commercial for a wedding magazine as a child, Izumi has stayed out of the limelight and instead dreams of becoming a manga artist. Ten years later, the magazine decides to produce a special anniversary ad and requests the same child actors from the original shoot. This brings Izumi back together with Ryouma Ichijou, now a well-known actor. To Izumi's surprise, Ryouma has been in love with him ever since their first encounter. Because of Izumi's delicate features and gender-neutral name, Ryouma has always believed Izumi was a girl—and continues to think so. Even after the truth comes out, Ryouma finds he cannot simply let go of his feelings, and Izumi's troubles have only just begun.

Medaka Kurokami embodies perfection in every sense—she is stunning, brilliant, and athletically gifted, with a heartfelt ambition to bring happiness to others. When she runs for Student Council President at the elite Hakoniwa Academy, her victory with 98% of the votes comes as no surprise. Immediately after taking office, the exuberant president establishes the "Medaka Box," a suggestion box where students can submit any request for help. Alongside her cynical childhood friend Zenkichi Hitoyoshi, who is reluctantly roped into assisting her, Medaka tackles these tasks at an astonishing pace. For every completed job, she places a flower in the student council room, aiming to eventually cover the entire school with blooms. But as they delve deeper, the duo soon discovers that aiding others may prove far more challenging than anticipated, uncovering a sinister scheme that targets both the academy and Medaka herself.

The emotionless assassin Golden Darkness returns to explore the secrets of her new existence, while the sinister Nemesis manipulates her younger sister Mea from the shadows. Along with their newly found mother, Tearju, this once-divided family becomes the focus of everyone's attention. Meanwhile, Princess Momo's Harem Plan falters as Rito struggles to confess to his longtime crush Haruna, who has developed her own feelings. But beneath the surface, not all is calm; an evil force lurks within the harmless chaos, threatening to overshadow the love, joy, and bonds of Rito and his harem. Only the power of love can hope to dispel the darkness.

High school student Ganta Nakami struggles to fall asleep most nights, leaving him irritable at school and constantly seeking a quiet spot to nap. Meanwhile, Isaki Magari, a free-spirited girl well-liked by her peers, hides her own sleep disorder from everyone. She uses the school's abandoned astronomy club observatory as a secret place to sleep. By chance, Nakami discovers Magari napping in the observatory. When Magari realizes they share the same problem, she invites him to use her hidden sleeping spot. As the two find comfort in each other's company, the difficulties they face begin to feel more manageable.

A decade ago, when VRMMO development was at its height, a game called "Kiwame Quest" debuted with unmatched potential. Featuring an enormous total of 10 sexdecillion possible story branches, it pursued ultimate realism, from lifelike NPCs to perfect replication of all senses and physical abilities. However, it soon became clear the game was too realistic, and the popularity of VRMMOs overall gradually declined. In the present, high school student Hiroshi Yuuki, due to an accident a few years earlier, immerses himself in full-dive RPGs as a way to escape reality. After failing to get the latest version of his favorite game, Hiroshi stumbles upon a game shop and meets the beautiful clerk Reona Kisaragi, who convinces him to buy a copy of Kiwame Quest so they can play together. The first time Hiroshi plays the game, he marvels at the realism it offers. But his amazement is short-lived as he triggers a series of misfortunes, quickly realizing the game is even worse than his already stressful life. Nevertheless, Hiroshi still finds himself logging in again despite his growing disdain for the game. With no second chances in his current disadvantageous situation, Hiroshi has only one goal—clearing the game!

Having been close friends since their middle school days, Haruka Takayama and Yuu Sonoda intend to attend Misato West High School together. But even though they end up in the same class, an unfortunate turn of events places them at opposite ends of the room. To make things worse, their school is set to close down in three years, making them the last group of first-year students ever enrolled. Despite this string of bad luck, Haruka is determined to stay by Yuu’s side and create plenty of wonderful memories with her. However, to Haruka’s jealousy, Yuu’s laid-back personality quickly draws the attention of their female classmates. Feeling for her friend’s growing unease, Yuu shares a deep, loving kiss with her in an empty classroom. This act strengthens their connection as “special friends,” slowly revealing a new side to their unique relationship while also bringing fresh challenges.

On a rainy afternoon, Ryou Fujibayashi gathers her nerve to confess her love to Tomoya Okazaki. Even though they haven't known each other very long, the pair begins dating and builds a peaceful relationship. But friction starts to build when gossip about Tomoya and Ryou's older sister Kyou circulates throughout the school. As they work through a tangled maze of feelings, Tomoya and the Fujibayashi twins must discover where their genuine affections belong—even if it means facing the painful reality in the midst of a storm.

Umaru Doma is a top student with a secret side: once she returns home each day, she slips into her hamster hoodie and becomes a lazy otaku who loves junk food. As Umaru keeps up these everyday shenanigans, her bonds with classmates Nana Ebina, Kirie Motoba, and Sylphinford Tachibana grow stronger, and more and more amusing situations start to unfold. Naturally, these events raise plenty of questions. What request did Nana make to Umaru's brother Taihei? Who is that mysterious girl with the diamond hairpin? And most importantly—why does she seem to know Umaru? The answers to these riddles and more are revealed in Himouto! Umaru-chan R!

A 25-year-old man named Shingo Ichinomiya wakes up in a different world, finding himself inside the body of a six-year-old. Still carrying the memories of his stressful job at a large corporation, Shingo discovers that the person he now inhabits is Wendelin Von Benno Baumeister, the eighth son of a destitute noble household living in the countryside. Faced with this strange predicament, Wendelin sets out to better his financial and social position. His recently uncovered immense magical potential might be the key to achieving that goal.

With no more death flags in sight, the personable but dense Catarina Claes can finally enjoy a peaceful life surrounded by all her friends and family. Determined to make the most of it, she focuses on savoring the school festival without a single worry. Unbeknownst to her, the story of Fortune Lover—the game she once played—has not yet concluded. New characters appear, each with their own objectives, and fresh mysteries lie ahead for Catarina and those she holds dear. Can she avoid a bad ending when she has no memory of what comes next?

During a conversation about a classified investigation, the Fourth Raikage and his allies are suddenly attacked by a figure in a cloak. While fending off the assault, the Kumogakure leader is astonished to see that the assailant is Naruto Uzumaki! But this assassination attempt is just one of several crimes pinned on the young ninja, who fiercely claims he is innocent. To prevent a political fallout, Tsunade forcibly relocates him to Kusagakure's Houzuki Castle—a high-security prison for ninja criminals—until the matter is settled. Once there, his abilities are quickly sealed by Mui, the warden who can suppress chakra, yet Naruto recklessly tries to break out, only to fail repeatedly. With assistance from two other prisoners, he comes to understand that this legendary jail hides something far deeper. Uncovering a horrifying truth, the trio launches a dangerous mission that might be Naruto's sole path to freedom and clearing his name.

After making significant progress in New World Online's past events, the now well-known Maple Tree guild eagerly looks forward to exploring the newly unlocked floors. Even though their guild is already quite intimidating, each member is determined to acquire even more powerful skills to broaden their tactical options in upcoming encounters. Recognizing the value of building connections, the guild also establishes friendly ties with other prominent guilds like the Kingdom of the Flame Emperor and the Congregation of the Holy Swords. Led by their eccentric guild master Maple, the members of Maple Tree keep finding inventive ways to utilize their abilities, much to the frustration of the game developers.

World-class medical researcher Kanji Yakutani lost his younger sister to a tumor years ago because of inadequate treatment. To carry on her memory, he devoted his life to creating new drugs for such illnesses. However, fate intervenes when he works himself to death at age 31, only to be granted a fresh start in a different world. Upon awakening, Kanji discovers he has been reborn as Falma de Médicis, a ten-year-old boy from a respected family of healers in the Sain Fleuve Empire. Marked by a god's blessing, Falma wields a unique divine art that lets him create or reduce any substance as long as he knows its chemical composition. After studying several pharmacology texts, Falma realizes this world's medical practices mirror those of ancient times. He also finds that medicine is a luxury reserved for the nobility, leaving commoners without proper care. Armed with his past-life expertise and his newfound divine powers, Falma resolves to bring medical treatment to everyone, regardless of social standing.

With his school days coming to a close, Yuuki Wakura is anxious about what lies ahead. As he laments the thought of leading an ordinary life, he is abruptly pulled into Mato, an alternate dimension teeming with dangerous monsters known as Shuuki. Since Mato's discovery, incidents of people accidentally crossing over have become frequent. To counter the Shuuki threat and rescue those like Yuuki, the all-female Demon Defense Force was created. Its members are empowered by "Peaches," Mato fruits that bestow supernatural abilities exclusively on women. Though Yuuki's predicament is perilous, he is rescued just in time by Kyouka Uzen, the commander of the Demon Defense Force's seventh unit. Despite Kyouka's exceptional combat prowess, she has been hindered by her Peach-granted ability, Slave. This power allows her to control a living being and harness its strength, but the Shuuki she has enslaved so far have all proven disappointingly weak. When Yuuki and Kyouka are cornered by a swarm of Shuuki, Kyouka resorts to an untried tactic: using her ability on a man. To her astonishment, Yuuki's slave form is far more powerful than she ever anticipated. Convinced that the young man is the key to unlocking her full potential, Kyouka invites Yuuki to join the Demon Defense Force—though not as an ordinary member.

After their winter clash with Taiju Shiba and the Black Dragons ends in victory, the Tokyo Manji Gang absorbs the remaining members of that group. Takemichi Hanagaki, with his courageous bravery and unyielding resolve, should have achieved his goal of preventing the tragic fate that awaits his girlfriend, Hinata Tachibana. However, Takemichi's struggles are far from finished. Though his actions have revealed Tetta Kisaki's betrayal, the cunning manipulator has found new influence elsewhere: Tenjiku, a dangerous gang commanded by the mysterious Izana Kurokawa. Izana targets Manjirou "Mikey" Sano, developing a malicious obsession with the Tokyo Manji Gang's detached leader. In the future, Takemichi learns that the schemes of Izana and Kisaki have caused Mikey's moral collapse—a fall that directly leads to Hinata's death. Unfortunately, a devastating loss strips Takemichi of his time-leaping power, leaving him stuck in the past with just one last opportunity to save everyone he cares about.

Following a weekend invitation, Hachiman Hikigaya joins Isshiki Iroha as they explore the Chiba Prefecture to come up with ideas for what would make a perfect date with Hayato Hayama. As the two wander from one spot to another without any real plan, they appear to take pleasure in each other's company. Still, through these simple and honest exchanges, the significance of authenticity remains a puzzle for Hachiman and his perspective on what lies ahead for the Volunteer Service Club and everyone in it.

Shortly after overcoming the last supernatural event, the members of Yamaboshi Academy's Student Cultural Society (StuCS) confront Fuusenkazura's new challenge: emotion transmission. This ability allows the club members to hear one another's genuine thoughts, but with a crucial catch—the timing, sender, and receiver are all completely unpredictable. Compounding the issue, their advisor, Ryuuzen Gotou, may be forced to resign due to his commitments for the upcoming school year. As emotions intensify and Valentine's Day approaches, the StuCS's seemingly strong relationships will be put to the test when their true feelings for each other are revealed.

More than three centuries have passed since the Calamity War, a massive conflict between Earth and its space colonies. Earth is now governed by four economic blocs, with the military force Gjallarhorn tasked with maintaining order. Mars, however, remains heavily reliant on Earth's economy. Shocked by the terrible living conditions endured by Mars' inhabitants, Kudelia Aina Bernstein, a young noble from the Chryse Autonomous Region, becomes involved in the Red Planet's independence movement. She hires the local company Chryse Guard Security (CGS) to escort her on a trip to Earth to negotiate economic terms with the earthly bloc controlling the region. The Third Army Division—comprising Mikazuki Augus, Orga Itsuka, and numerous other child soldiers—is chosen to protect her. When Gjallarhorn attacks the CGS facilities to eliminate the young revolutionary threatening their interests, Orga and his comrades must prevent the attackers from succeeding. In fact, Gjallarhorn's actions may inadvertently become the spark that leads these children to forge their own path.

Years ago, humanity was nearly annihilated by enormous magical armored insects that grew too powerful and aggressive to manage. Due to these colossal bugs, people no longer inhabit the earth and instead reside in floating cities. Yet, all is not lost, as wizards from prestigious floating wizard academies battle these monsters. Kanata Age is a young man now branded a traitor, despite once being hailed as the "Black Master Swordsman." He receives an opportunity to restore his reputation by instructing team E601, a squad currently facing challenges. The team consists of three girls—Misora Whitale, Lecty Eisenach, and Rico Flamel—each struggling with their own issues. It seems Kanata will find himself in deep trouble more than once because of them.

Touma Kamijou just can't get a break. Following the attack on Academy City, political tensions keep escalating as the science and magic sides clash head-on. It looks like Academy City is getting ready to declare war on the Roman Catholic Church, which would throw the entire world into global conflict. Once again, Touma finds himself on the front lines, fighting to protect his friends and allies. Toaru Majutsu no Index III is the final installment of the original franchise, following Touma, Accelerator, and the true Level 0 Shiage Hamazura on their separate paths, building toward the conclusion of the original light novel series.

After navigating a series of chaotic events, Mithril's mercenary sergeant Sousuke Sagara and "Whispered" high school student Kaname Chidori resume their everyday school routines. Sousuke strives to blend in with civilians while juggling his covert duties, and Kaname tries to support him—though his over-the-top methods frequently frustrate her. But just as their lives settle down, fresh threats emerge. An independent terrorist faction called Amalgam appears, and internal strife within Mithril threatens to splinter the organization through failures and betrayals. New, highly advanced Arm Slave models only escalate the danger as global peace hangs in the balance. As Kaname and Sousuke grapple with their personal struggles amid life-or-death conflicts, will they manage to make the right decisions and shape their own destiny?

At the Queen's request, Earl Ciel Phantomhive organizes an extravagant dinner gathering, attended by numerous distinguished members of high society, along with struggling author Arthur. However, as the party reaches its peak, a horrific murder occurs, and the Earl himself becomes the prime suspect. With a fierce storm raging outside, the body count keeps rising. The Phantomhive estate and its esteemed visitors realize they must work together to unravel the mystery before they also become victims of the enigmatic killer. Yet, it appears that even the flawless butler, Sebastian Michaelis, is not immune to this terror.

Otonokizaka High School has been saved! Even though μ's had to withdraw from the Love Live!, their efforts generated enough interest to prevent the school from shutting down. Moreover, after the conclusion of the first event, a second Love Live! is announced, this time on an even grander scale. Given a chance for redemption, the nine girls reunite to sing their hearts out and aim for victory. However, as the school year comes to a close, the graduation of the third-year students draws near. While striving to reach the top of the Love Live!, they must also contemplate their future and decide what path the group will take. The question of whether to continue without the third years or disband weighs heavily on the members' minds, and μ's must quickly reach an answer with graduation just around the corner. Love Live! School Idol Project 2nd Season follows the girls as they laugh, cry, sing, and dance on their journey to determine the group's future and conquer the Love Live! in their final chance to compete with all nine members together.

Hiyori Iki joins her parents for a skiing holiday and unexpectedly runs into Yato and Yukine. Soon after, they encounter the other gods, who are there for a company retreat. However, amid the enjoyment, someone is scheming a terrible crime, with Yato as the main target. On another occasion, Yato earns a modest sum from a recent job and chooses to treat Hiyori and Yukine to Capyper Land. She agrees without knowing where they are going, but given her previous experience there, will Hiyori truly have a good time?

Takashi Natsume, a boy who can perceive youkai, continues his journey to free spirits from the contracts recorded in the "Book of Friends," assisted by his bodyguard Madara, also known as Nyanko-sensei. As Natsume becomes more accepting of his ability to see youkai, he stops viewing it as a burden. Spending time with both his human companions and his youkai friends, he grows to treasure them deeply and realizes he does not need to pick between the human realm and the spirit world to find fulfillment.

Former baseball player turned delinquent Taishi Fura witnesses the man-eating "ghoul" known as Lantern injuring his old friend and killing another. Before things escalate, Fura's classmate Kishou Arima arrives—revealing himself as an undercover investigator for the Commission of Counter Ghoul (CCG)—and forces the ghoul to flee. Driven by vengeance for his friends, Fura teams up with Arima to hunt down ghouls in the 13th Ward, with the ultimate goal of taking down Lantern. Tokyo Ghoul: "Jack" reveals glimpses of the past life of the CCG's feared "Reaper," Arima, offering insight into how he spent his high school years.

They say the more things change, the more they stay the same, and this holds especially true for Ousai Private Academy's student council. Despite a full year passing and the senior members entering their final year of high school, little has altered. President Shino Amakusa remains as lecherous as ever, Secretary Aria Shichijou still refuses to wear underwear, Treasurer Suzu Hagimura hasn't grown an inch, and Vice President Takatoshi Tsuda continues to serve as the straight man to their wild antics. Of course, limiting the fun to just the four of them might grow stale; though the group still messes around with the Judo Club and Newspaper Club, more girls have joined in on the excitement. Takatoshi's sister Kotomi, a new student at Ousai, is as depraved as the president, while Uomi, the aloof student council president from nearby Eiryou High School, fits right into Ousai's insanity. With endless absurdity and sexual humor that keeps coming, Takatoshi needs to toughen up if he hopes to keep up with all the madness surrounding him.

Whether it's investigating stone shrines, chasing down rumors, or just playing a game of hide and seek, Koyomi Araragi is always ready to help out his friends from both the human and supernatural realms. In this collection of short tales, Koyomi assists each girl in his circle with solving a puzzle or passing the time, all the while gradually uncovering the reality behind his town and its numerous supernatural happenings.

A year has passed since Aoba Suzukaze joined Eagle Jump. Alongside her quirky colleagues in the character design department, she helped complete the company's latest release, Fairies Story 3. With that project finished, a new endeavor begins, starting with a competition to determine the character designs for the next game. Through hard work, dedication, and guidance from former lead designer Kou Yagami, Aoba wins the contest and steps into her new role as lead character designer. But the position proves challenging. Faced with extra tasks and longer hours, Aoba doubts whether she is suited for the responsibility. With support from her friends and coworkers, she overcomes her inexperience and prepares to tackle any obstacle in bringing Eagle Jump's latest project—a charming game called Peco—to life.

A courageous boy unable to use magic pursues his dream of becoming the Wizard King, but four former Wizard Kings who were banished in the past come back to destroy the Clover Kingdom.

In the year 5053, French aristocrats Viscount Albert de Morcerf and Baron Franz d'Epinay attend the Carnival festival on the moon city of Luna. While Franz simply wants to enjoy himself, Albert seeks something more fulfilling in his life—but he gets more than he expected when he locks eyes with the Count of Monte Cristo, a mysterious and charismatic self-made nobleman, during an opera performance. After a series of events, Albert befriends the Count and brings him into French high society. However, the Count has motives beyond friendship; he is planning to finally carry out his revenge on those who wronged him years ago. Gankutsuou follows the intertwined fates of Albert and the Count, and the ultimate cost of exacting vengeance.

On the set of the morning children's program "Together with Mama," a group of miserable adults puts on fake smiles and cheerful attitudes to teach a room full of innocent preschoolers. At the center is Uramichi Omota, a former gymnast who can't resist shattering the kids' illusions by bluntly sharing the harsh and depressing truths of adulthood, even while the cameras are rolling. Off-screen, Uramichi's longed-for peace is constantly disrupted by his two annoying juniors, who work as the show's rabbit and bear mascots and singers: Utano Tadano, a woman who just wants to get married, and Iketeru Daga, a handsome man with a vulgar sense of humor. Whether it's smoking, exercising, or nihilistic rants, everyone's big brother Uramichi always brings out the not-so-wholesome side of his life lessons.

Satisfied with his findings at Lala Lai Theatrical Company, Aquamarine "Aqua" Hoshino turns his attention away from revenge and toward advancing his career, landing a regular spot on the variety show Dig Deep! Chase the Impawsible. Still haunted by memories of his mother, Aqua severs ties with Kana Arima, leaving her unable to relish the growing success of her idol group, B-Komachi. In the wake of the chilling revelation during B-Komachi's recent music video shoot, Aqua's sister, Ruby, becomes determined to uncover the truth behind the murders of those she holds dear. With assistance from another soul still burdened by Ai Hoshino's untimely death, Ruby climbs the ranks, employing whatever methods necessary to achieve her goals.

Fleeing the fallout of his choice at Hell's Gate, the Contractor Hei and his companion Yin hide out at a quiet inn, posing as a married couple to avoid attention. Trying to move past recent events, Hei grows close to the inn's other guests. He learns that one of them is a fellow Contractor sent to assassinate him. Their clash brings ruin for both Hei and Yin, as they must battle for survival and confront the emotional scars left from their shared past.

On Christmas Eve, Hiro Hirono encounters Miyako Miyamura, a carefree girl who takes his bicycle to chase a purse thief. After Hiro finds his bike broken and Miyako passed out, they unexpectedly spend Christmas Eve together. When they learn they attend the same high school, their accidental connection grows deeper. This stirs jealousy in Hiro's childhood friend Kei Shindou, whose innocent outlook attracts Kyosuke Tsutsumi, a womanizing photographer seeking the perfect image. Meanwhile, Renji Asou, a boy who dreams of being a girl's knight in shining armor, meets Kei's twin sister—the extremely shy Chihiro Shindou, who spends her time reading alone—at an abandoned train station. They quickly become friends and decide to write a novel together. But when Renji uncovers Chihiro's secret, his childish ideals face a serious challenge. Guided by two enigmatic adults, these young people's relationships become intertwined in a poignant story of love, rejection, acceptance, and memories.

Bullies frequently pick on those who are frail and weak—someone exactly like Yuugi Mutou. His childhood friend, the beautiful Anzu Mazaki, often defends him, but he cannot rely on her forever. Katsuya Jonouchi, usually accompanied by his verbal sparring partner Hiroto Honda, does not seem like a bad person either, even though he always brings Yuugi trouble. Above all, Yuugi longs for a true friend who understands him and would never betray him. Yuugi treasures his Millennium Puzzle, an ancient Egyptian artifact that ended up in his grandfather's game shop. Believing that solving the puzzle will grant his wish, he completes it, unleashing a new personality within him—the soul of the "King of Games." Dark, twisted, strong, and dependable, this new personality, named Yami Yuugi, is the complete opposite of Yuugi. Whenever an injustice is done to him, Yami Yuugi takes over Yuugi's body and forces the opponent into a "Shadow Game." The stakes are high, as the loser must taste the darkness that resides within their own heart.

In his previous life, Prince Lloyd de Saloum was an ordinary person who could never master magic, no matter how deeply he studied or obsessed over it. After being reborn into his current royal family, he gains a body overflowing with mana, making his dream of perfecting every magical art achievable. As the seventh prince of the kingdom, Lloyd has no right to the throne, which lets him cultivate his abilities without any restrictions. However, trouble arises when ancient seals confining powerful demons start to break, unleashing the horrors within and threatening peace. With these monsters on the loose, Lloyd's immense magical power becomes the ultimate tool to stop them before everything falls into chaos.

Third season of Log Horizon. A year has passed since Shiroe and the others became trapped in Akiba because of the Catastrophe. Their creation of the Round Table has established stability and abundance for its citizens. However, crumbling political relationships and the ongoing threat of the Genius monsters endanger everything they have struggled for and constructed. Can trust be rebuilt and will they endure, or is its downfall genuinely unavoidable?

Ever since Rakurou "Sunraku" Hizutome began playing the massively popular VR game Shangri-La Frontier, he has developed a genuine passion for it. Sunraku quickly earned a major reputation by defeating two of the seven unique, nearly invincible monsters—a feat most players consider impossible. To advance the game's storyline, he embarks on a journey with his rabbit-like guide, Emul, to obtain a magical operation unit from an ancient workshop. Although Sunraku easily completes this quest alongside his clanmates Towa "Arthur Pencilgon" Amane and Kei "OiKatzo" Uomi, there appears to be a hidden reason why the two of them chose to assist him in the first place. Nonetheless, Sunraku acquires crucial knowledge and allies, essential for his progress in the game. By confronting powerful foes and uncovering the deeper mechanics of the game's world, Sunraku might just alter Shangri-La Frontier forever.

High school student Misaki Takahashi comes home to find his older brother being caressed by a stranger. Shocked by this scene, Misaki learns the man is Akihiko Usami, a famous novelist and his brother's closest friend. As the two grow closer, Akihiko becomes Misaki's private tutor. But after Misaki discovers the author's latest boys-love novel, he starts to doubt Akihiko's intentions regarding his friendship with the student's brother. Meanwhile, Hiroki Kamijou, a university professor of classical literature and Akihiko's friend, mourns a failed relationship. On the verge of a mental collapse, he meets student Nowaki Kusama, who seeks his help for an upcoming exam. Despite repeatedly turning Nowaki down, Hiroki eventually agrees to assist. As they grow closer, more truths about the student come to light. Furthermore, wealthy teenager Shinobu Takatsuki learns that his older sister has divorced Hiroki's coworker You Miyagi. He immediately wants to date the same man—who saved Shinobu from a robbery three years prior. However, You does not reciprocate and tries to drive him away. But the educator soon realizes that Shinobu will stop at nothing for their fated romance. Junjou Romantica gathers three love stories, chronicling each couple's romance.

The great Jahy will not be defeated! Fighting off hunger, enduring the lack of air conditioning, and dealing with the unavoidable weakness of shrinking to a child's size, Jahy—once the second most powerful being in the Dark Realm—is under immense strain. If not for the destruction of the mana crystal that once powered the Dark Realm, Jahy would still be enjoying a life of luxury and authority. But right now, arguing with the landlady over rent is a regular occurrence for Jahy. Just to secure a place to live and food to eat, Jahy has to take on part-time work. Yet her overwhelming pride prevents her from tolerating such poor living conditions for any longer than necessary. Determined to restore the Dark Realm to its former glory, Jahy continues her quest to gather the pieces of the mana crystal.

Adjusting to a new school can be tough, especially when you have no interest in making friends, as is the case with Nobuaki Kanazawa. The reason behind his standoffish behavior becomes apparent when his entire class receives a text from an unknown sender calling themselves "The King." The message outlines the rules of the "King's Game," which all students are forced to participate in. Anyone who refuses, drops out, or fails to complete an order within 24 hours faces a lethal consequence. Having experienced this game before and witnessed the deaths of those around him, Nobuaki tries to warn his unsuspecting classmates. However, they only take him seriously after the King's Game claims its first victims. Trapped in a nightmarish scenario with no way out, Nobuaki must decide whether to prioritize his own survival or attempt to rescue his classmates—something he failed to do in the past.

Yui "Cherry" Sakura finds his voice through the haiku he composes and shares online, though they go largely unnoticed. As his family prepares to move in August, he takes a summer job at a welfare facility. Meanwhile, Yuki "Smile" Hoshino, a budding influencer who aims to spread joy, feels self-conscious about the braces on her protruding front teeth and hides her smile behind a disposable mask. After a chance encounter with Cherry, Smile ends up working part-time at the same facility. Together, they help an elderly man named Fujiyama search for an old vinyl record he owns. Unable to recall where he last put it, he longs to hear it once more before his memories slip away completely. With only the record sleeve and the word "yamazakura" as clues, Cherry and Smile embark on their search through the hazy summer heat.

Eijun Sawamura's final middle school baseball game ends in despair when a wild pitch that completely misses the batter costs his team the match. Frustrated by the loss, Eijun and his teammates promise to make it to the national tournament once they reach high school. But everything shifts when a scout unexpectedly arrives, offering him a spot at Tokyo's prestigious Seidou High School after recognizing the promise in his unorthodox pitching style. Encouraged by his teammates, Eijun accepts the invitation, determined to refine his abilities and compete at a far higher level of baseball. Yet, surrounded by a plethora of talented players, Eijun struggles to carve out a role on the team. He boldly proclaims that he will eventually become the team's ace—but he must contend with fellow first-year Satoru Furuya, whose blistering fastballs earn him a place in the starting lineup. With these gifted newcomers joining an already formidable roster, the Seidou baseball team sets its sights on becoming the best in Japan, taking on numerous powerful opponents who stand in their way.