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In the year 1930, vampires secretly enter Tokyo to prey on its unaware inhabitants. With the number of attacks climbing steadily, the city's officials turn to the Jaegers—an unusual and varied band of mercenaries employed by the V Shipping Company to eliminate vampires across the globe. Concealing their weapons inside musical instrument cases, the Jaegers confront the vampires with the same brutality their enemies display. Yuliy, the Jaegers' most proficient fighter, is the lone survivor of a vampire assault that destroyed his hometown. Drawing on the power of his werewolf lineage, he collaborates with his comrades to aid Tokyo's police force in dealing with the vampire menace. Although they appear to be working for law enforcement, the Jaegers are actually locked in a battle with the vampires over the mysterious Ark of Sirius. Possessing the ability to reshape the world's destiny, Yuliy and his allies must find the relic before the vampires can harness it for their ruinous aims.

Zoku Natsume Yuujinchou continues the story of Takashi Natsume, a boy who has possessed the ability to see youkai since childhood, and his youkai bodyguard Madara, who goes by the nickname Nyanko-sensei. Natsume works to give back the names recorded in his "Book of Friends," a tome he inherited from his grandmother Reiko, to the youkai living in his village. Along the way, he encounters youkai who are kind, others who try to steal the Book, and those who wish him harm, all while Natsume gains deeper insight into himself and his connection with these mysterious beings.

Haruki Kitahara's light music club is teetering on the edge of collapse. If things continue this way, the third-year's aspiration to perform at the school festival will never come to pass. But as his weary fingers move through the chords of "White Album," the first song he ever played, a heavenly voice and a mysterious piano join in harmony with his solitary guitar. This pivotal performance marks the start of everything for Haruki. White Album 2 composes Haruki's last semester with intricate romance and thrilling music, as the curtains rise on the stage he has always longed for.

In a time of world wars and an uncertain future, Germany never expected his most reliable allies to be North Italy and Japan. Though a descendant of the mighty Ancient Rome, North Italy is weak, useless, and hopelessly devoted to pasta. Japan, on the other hand, is dependable and practical, yet harbors strange obsessions that baffle anyone. Feeling he got the short end of the stick, Germany must find a way to make this unlikely partnership work. To make matters worse, the chaotic Allied Forces arrive, determined to stop the Axis Powers in their tracks. Though they share a common goal, none of the Allies can set aside their centuries-old differences to fight as a unified group. As conflicts unfold, these personified nations reenact the events of World Wars I and II in a comedic and entertaining way.

A year has passed since Shiro, the Silver King, vanished. Kurou Yatogami and Neko have been tirelessly searching for him with no success. Their quest brings them into conflict with former members of the disbanded Red Clan HOMRA—Rikio Kamamoto and Anna Kushina—who are being chased by the Green Clan. The Green Clan aims to seize Anna's abilities for their own purposes. Scepter 4 is mobilized alongside Kurou and Neko to rescue Anna, the beloved mascot and sole female member of the shattered Red Clan, from the enemy's grasp. They hope to use the young girl's powers to locate Shiro. As the crisis escalates, the group becomes entangled in a power struggle when the Green Clan threatens to take over the Gold King's territory. The second installment of the K Project series, K: Missing Kings, advances the tale of a boy caught in a psychic conflict among seven kings, highlighting each character's struggles following the loss of their respective rulers.

The Daihasei Festival is underway, which naturally means Tokiwadai Middle School—a prestigious all-girls' school—is also taking part. Even with the "Ace of Tokiwadai," Mikoto Misaka, in the competition, the other participating students are still giving their all to win, no matter how hopeless it seems against her overwhelming power. But it's not all just fun and games. Because of the festival, Academy City opens its doors to the outside world, and various groups start plotting ways to infiltrate the city. Misaka appears to be a target, and as the festival goes on, people hiding in the shadows begin to surface. Toaru Kagaku no Railgun T brings back the Tokiwadai Ace and her friends as they delve deeper into the dark side of Academy City. From terrorist attacks to ruthless underground projects, anything is possible in this city.

Yuuki Oojima belongs to his high school's Food Research Club, which primarily spends its time eating snacks bought with school-allocated funds. However, this peaceful yet wasteful routine is threatened by the upcoming student election. Satsuki Shinonome, a leading candidate and head of the financial affairs department, runs on a platform that includes dissolving clubs without clear purpose, like the Food Research Club, and reallocating their budgets to more deserving groups. Naturally, this development throws the Food Research Club into chaos, with president Chisato Sumiyoshi determined to protect it. But what can they possibly do to stop the highly capable and popular Satsuki from winning the election?

Tasked with guarding a royal convoy carrying the powerful "Ouin" artifact, Squad 10 assembles in the human world. Captain Toushirou Hitsugaya and Lieutenant Rangiku Matsumoto keep a vigilant watch over the area. Suddenly, a group of assailants attacks the caravan, causing chaos and stealing the Ouin. After a brief fight with one of the attackers, a distressed Hitsugaya chases after the fleeing thieves, leaving Matsumoto and the bewildered squad behind. Following the incident, the Seireitei declares Hitsugaya a traitor for deserting his post and places Squad 10 under indefinite lockdown. In the human world, Ichigo Kurosaki investigates a spiritual anomaly when he encounters the injured Captain, but is startled when Hitsugaya abruptly runs away. Soon learning of the situation, Ichigo, Rukia Kuchiki, Renji Abarai, and Matsumoto set out to prove Hitsugaya's innocence and uncover the truth behind the Ouin's theft. Meanwhile, a figure from Hitsugaya's past haunts his thoughts as he pursues the real culprit.

Takashi Natsume, the timid expert on youkai and holder of the Book of Friends, keeps moving forward on his path to self-discovery and acceptance, aided by companions both familiar and fresh. His most crucial ally remains his gluttonous, sake-loving guardian, the arrogant yet fiercely protective wolf spirit Madara—who goes by Nyanko-sensei when disguised as a harmless, chubby cat. When Natsume is briefly separated from Nyanko-sensei, he is ambushed and taken captive by a strange group of masked, monkey-like youkai, who drag him into their forest as they frantically hunt for the Book of Friends. Realizing his "servant" has been snatched away from under his watch, Nyanko-sensei rallies Natsume's youkai friends and organizes a rescue mission. But the monkey spirits' forest is filled with dangerous foes, including the Matoba Clan, Natsume's longtime adversary. Spanning from the Matoba's formidable stronghold to Natsume's own childhood home, Natsume Yuujinchou Shi is a sweeping yet familiar return to a world of peril and camaraderie, where Natsume will finally face the ghosts of his own past.

The world we know is only half the picture, as Takeshi Nanase discovers abruptly one summer morning. While heading to kendo practice, he finds an unconscious girl in an unfamiliar uniform. He does the right thing and helps her, but when she wakes up, she accidentally transforms him into a magic-user. Takeshi learns that there is his world and the world of magic users. Most magic users simply want to coexist peacefully with non-magicians, but some have greater ambitions. Mui Aiba is a magician enrolled at Subaru Magic Academy, where magic users learn to control their powers and live in harmony with ordinary humans. After his fateful encounter with Mui, Takeshi and his newly magical friends Kurumi Isoshima and Kazumi Ida also decide to enroll at the academy. Each of the three friends has different reasons for continuing to fight—whether to escape the past or catch up to the future. They wield different kinds of powers, which they must learn to harness to fight off the Ghost Trailers, a group of magicians willing to use violence to assert their superiority over humans. Pursued by the Ghost Trailers, Takeshi and his friends must train to become stronger, face the leader of the Trailers, and prevent the start of the Second Great Magic War.

Every day, Aya Asagiri contemplates suicide. She faces relentless bullying at school, and at home, her older brother Kaname physically abuses her to vent the academic pressure their father places on him. One night, while lying awake wishing for death, a mysterious website named Magical Girl Site appears on her laptop, offering to grant her magical powers. Initially, she dismisses it as a creepy prank, but when she discovers a magical gun in her shoe locker the next day, she is uncertain what to believe. Deciding to take it with her, she soon encounters her bullies again. This time, desperate for anything to rescue her, she uses the gun—and her attackers are teleported to a nearby railroad crossing, where they are struck by a train. Aya's conscience cannot bear the fact that she killed two of her classmates with magic, and she frantically tries to make sense of the situation. However, when she finds herself in danger once more, she is rescued by Tsuyuno Yatsumura, a classmate who can stop time using magic. This duo has much to accomplish: not only must they fight alongside and against other magical girls, but they also need to uncover the truth behind the website and the impending apocalyptic event known as "The Tempest."

Ever since her late mother took her to an aquarium as a child, Tsukimi Kurashita has been fascinated by jellyfish, likening their drifting tentacles to a princess's elegant gown. Now 19 and living with five other unemployed otaku women, she spends her days as a social recluse, dreaming of becoming an illustrator. But her world shifts when a gorgeous woman unexpectedly helps her rescue a jellyfish at a local pet store. From that day on, this confident, stylish stranger—everything Tsukimi and her roommates are not—starts visiting their building regularly. Though she seems shallow at first, this trendy hipster hides secrets of her own, starting with the fact that "she" is actually a wealthy male college student named Kuranosuke Koibuchi.

Kouta is dealing with supernatural romantic troubles. For reasons he can't explain, he keeps drawing the interest—and affection—of animal spirits. After growing up in the countryside, Kouta feels understandably anxious about moving in with his grandmother to attend a high school in the city. He wanted to make a good first impression, but having Chizuru, a beautiful fox spirit, clinging to his arm isn't exactly the image he had in mind. She isn't the only one vying for Kouta's affection, either. Nozomu, a wolf spirit, along with other youkai, have their eyes on the hapless boy from the country.

The band "given"—made up of Ritsuka Uenoyama, Mafuyu Satou, Haruki Nakayama, and Akihiko Kaji—has made it to the final round of the Countdown-fes Amateur Contest, where their live performance will be the deciding factor. Despite their excitement, they are concerned about having just one original piece to play. Mafuyu is eager to deepen his understanding of music so he can craft new songs with emotional depth. In this effort, he gets surprising assistance from Ugetsu Murata, Akihiko's on-and-off partner. Ugetsu has been struggling to move on from Akihiko, who is caught between lingering feelings for his past and an uncertain commitment to the future. As the contest approaches, Haruki starts to question his role in the band and the bond he has with Akihiko, which is unusual for him. It is a given that not all connections last forever, but what can be salvaged from the wreckage of a broken heart—or if only regret will remain—is still unclear.

Shuna and Shion are once again bickering over Rimuru's squishy slime body. Rimuru thinks giving each of them a copy of himself might settle the dispute, but when he imagines other friends making the same request, he quickly abandons that idea. Instead, he decides to craft a cushion shaped like his slime form. He journeys through Tempest, asking his acquaintances if they know of any suitable materials, and discovers that a special type of sand from a lakeshore in the forest is exactly what he needs. He heads off to gather some sand, but a monster awaits him by the lake! To make matters worse, Milim catches wind of his picnic plans and comes hurtling down from the sky!

After a string of impressive wins with his AE86, Takumi Fujiwara has established himself as a rising star in street racing. However, his newfound confidence, earned on his home turf of Mount Akina, is threatened by a new team called Emperor. This team exclusively uses the Mitsubishi four-wheel drive Lancer Evolution, or Lan Evo—a car favored by most professional racers. Emperor's leader, Kyouichi Sudou, looks down on Takumi, viewing him as an inferior driver for piloting an outdated car that lacks the qualities of a modern race machine. Kyouichi's elitist mindset is also why his team consists solely of Lan Evo drivers. Can Takumi maintain his perfect record against the highly skilled and mechanically superior Emperor team, or will his winning streak come to an end?

As the tales of everyone linked to Wagnaria reach their conclusion, one thing is for sure: the workplace is about to become more chaotic than ever! From painfully awkward romances to determined searches for missing relatives and even tense family get-togethers, Souta Takanashi—who adores all things cute and tiny—and his eccentric team have their hands full. With an abundance of Napoleon complexes, androphobia, and katana-wielding antics that make a frying pan seem tame, Working!!! serves up one last helping of the staff's hilarious misadventures at everyone's favorite family restaurant.

After a trip to the swimming pool, Shuchiin Academy's top students engage in pastimes far removed from their official duties. Kaguya Shinomiya and Chika Fujiwara head to the showers to clean up, but an accidental drop of soap leads them into an unexpectedly slippery predicament. Elsewhere, Miyuki Shirogane and Yuu Ishigami come across a discarded adult magazine, whose illustrations bear a striking likeness to their fellow council members. Later, a fierce fried rice cooking competition erupts between Chika and Miko Iino, as they vie to determine who reigns as the council's ultimate chef. These offbeat activities expose a previously unseen facet of the student council's daily life.

Traveling merchant Kraft Lawrence arrives in the village of Pasloe with a cart filled with fur pelts. Local legend says that centuries ago, a villager formed a pact with the wolf deity Holo, who promised to grant Pasloe abundant wheat harvests. However, over time, these tales have faded into mere memories of the past. After wrapping up his business quickly in the village, Lawrence heads toward his next stop. His journey takes an unforeseen twist when he finds a sleeping girl with animal ears, completely naked, nestled among his furs. To his astonishment, the youthful woman claims to be Holo—the legendary wolf. Holo longs to return to her northern homeland, and despite a rocky start to their meeting, she persuades Lawrence to take her along on his travels. In exchange, she pledges to pull her weight, leveraging her sharp mind and centuries of wisdom to aid her new partner in his trade. As they journey onward, Lawrence and Holo seize whatever commercial chances come their way, frequently landing in predicaments that challenge both their business acumen and their bond.

At a film premiere, Gintoki catches a movie pirate and examines the camera's footage, only to be thrown into a desolate, post-apocalyptic Edo where a deadly illness known as the "White Plague" has devastated humanity. The supposed pirate turns out to be an android time machine, sending Gintoki five years into the future. His Yorozuya partners, Shinpachi and Kagura, have split up and become hardened lone vigilantes, while Gintoki himself has been missing for years, vanishing after leaving a cryptic note in his journal. Donning a disguise from the android time machine, Gintoki clumsily reunites the Yorozuya crew to probe the White Plague, and soon realizes that the secret to rescuing the future lies in the shadows of his own past. Determined to face a powerful enemy, he makes a crucial realization—with a motley group of friends and allies beside him, he doesn't have to face the fight alone.

Tooru Kirishima is a feared figure in the criminal underworld, widely known as "The Demon of Sakuragi"—a man unafraid to use violence when he sees fit. After nearly endangering a peace agreement, his boss assigns him the hardest task he has ever faced: looking after seven-year-old Yaeka Sakuragi, the boss's precious daughter, so Tooru can learn what it means to be responsible for someone else. Initially, the two struggle to connect, as Tooru has no idea how to talk to Yaeka, and the young girl is not used to showing her feelings. But over time, they begin to understand one another despite their differences. The fearsome right-hand man of a yakuza boss and the child he must protect are about to discover that family is not always defined by blood.

During China's Warring States period—a five-hundred-year-long era of chaos likened to a rampaging dragon—numerous kingdoms rose and fell, clearing the way for new kings and generals to vie for dominance. In time, seven powerful states emerged from this unending cycle of conflict. In the state of Qin, Xin, a slave orphaned by war, trains relentlessly alongside his best friend and fellow slave, Piao. The two share a proud ambition: to one day become a Great General of the Heavens. Their bond is suddenly broken when Piao is recruited by a royal retainer to work in the palace. Following a violent coup d'état, Piao returns to Xin, barely alive, and entrusts him with a mission that leads to a meeting with Ying Zheng, the young king of Qin, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Piao. Kingdom follows Xin as he takes his first steps into the blood-soaked annals of China's history, determined to forge his own path to glory in his long quest to become a Great General of the historic Seven Warring States.

Deep in the countryside, a bamboo cutter named Okina spends his days slicing through hollow stalks in the forest. One day, he discovers a tiny baby nestled inside a glowing shoot. Convinced she is a princess sent from heaven as a divine blessing, he immediately brings her home. Okina and his wife Ouna take on the task of raising the infant as their own, watching over her as she rapidly grows into an energetic young girl. Named Kaguya, she fits right into the village she now calls home, going on adventures with the other children and savoring the joys of youth. However, when Okina finds a vast fortune of gold and treasure in the forest, Kaguya's life is completely transformed. Believing this to be another gift from heaven, he takes it upon himself to turn his daughter into a true princess using his newfound wealth, moving the family to a mansion in the capital. As she leaves her friends behind to enter an unwanted life of royalty, Kaguya's origins and true purpose gradually come to light.

While walking home from school, Yukari Hayasaka is stopped by a strange man who stares intently at her body. He has spiky blond hair, a spiked choker, and multiple ear and facial piercings. She wants to get away and runs off, only to collide with a tall, beautiful purple-haired woman who has a flower pattern around one eye. Yukari faints from the shock and later wakes up in a place called the Atelier. It turns out these strangers are fashion designers attending the famous Yazawa Art Academy, and their group wants Yukari to model for their brand at the academy's upcoming show. Yukari declines their offer and escapes the Atelier, but accidentally leaves her school ID behind. George Koizumi, the head designer, sees it and immediately knows she is the perfect model for them. He will not stop until he gets what he wants—and he wants her. Yukari had never considered something as frivolous as modeling before, but could life among these eccentric designers actually be fun? Or will Yukari lose herself in this world of art and passion?

Himuro-kun is a kind-hearted man with an unfortunate trait: whenever he’s deeply focused, stressed, or flustered, he unintentionally creates blizzard conditions for himself and those around him. On his first day at a new job, he experiences one such incident and meets the beautiful Fuyutsuki-san, who helps him break free from his nerve-induced ice. It turns out Fuyutsuki-san is his new coworker. At the office, the calm and collected Fuyutsuki-san provides simple, logical solutions to Himuro-kun’s icy problems—from helping him garden without freezing his plants to ensuring he doesn’t melt during their tropical work retreat. Every time Fuyutsuki-san does something kind for him, the storm of emotions he feels inside embarrassingly manifests on the outside. Because of these frequent snowstorms, Himuro-kun’s feelings for Fuyutsuki-san are impossible to conceal. Even though Fuyutsuki-san is unfamiliar with love, Himuro-kun is determined to repay her kindness and warm her heart in any way he can.

After the chaotic cultural festival, Masamune Makabe presses on with his revenge plan: making the "Cruel Princess" Aki Adagaki fall hopelessly in love with him before dumping her. When his class heads to Paris, the City of Love, Masamune sees the ideal chance to settle the score for his childhood heartbreak. Before Masamune can charm Aki, they encounter Muriel Besson, a French high school otaku who dreams of creating a romantic comedy manga. Convinced that Masamune is the perfect model for the protagonist, Muriel seeks his assistance. Reluctantly, Masamune agrees, dragging Aki along to fuel ideas for the love interest. To pull it off, the two must demonstrate to Muriel what Japanese romantic love truly entails. Complicating matters further, Kanetsugu Gasou is impersonating Aki's childhood friend, Masamune, intending to deceive and exploit her. With mistaken identities and a swarm of romantic rivals, Masamune's revenge is turning out to be far from straightforward.

Fate Graphite leads a miserable existence working as a gatekeeper in a world where a person's entire life is determined by the skill they are born with. Cursed with the seemingly detrimental skill Gluttony, which leaves him constantly hungry, he is mistreated by the holy knights—the very people meant to protect the citizens—who see him as worthless because of his skill. But Fate's fate shifts dramatically when he kills an injured thief trying to escape. To his shock, Gluttony activates, boosting his stats and granting him new abilities. After this eye-opening event, Fate gets a job offer from Roxy Hart, the only kind-hearted holy knight in the city, which he gladly accepts. Eager to uncover Gluttony's true power, he teams up with a mysterious sentient sword named Greed, who cautions him that Gluttony is a forbidden skill that defies the world's natural order. Forced to lead a double life, Fate must slay monsters each night to sate his awakened hunger for souls, or else risk losing control and forfeiting any chance at happiness.

The Armed Detective Agency continues to evade the Hunting Dogs, but there is still a glimmer of hope. Detective Ranpo Edogawa devises a strategy to clear the Agency's name and prevent global turmoil: locate and apprehend Kamui, the leader of the terrorist faction known as Decay of the Angel. To pinpoint Kamui's location, Ranpo and his colleague Atsushi Nakajima must persuade Ouchi Fukuchi, the esteemed captain of the Hunting Dogs, to grant them amnesty. Though Fukuchi has been ordered to arrest Agency members, his prior connection with Agency president Yukichi Fukuzawa might help secure his cooperation. However, unknown to them, Fukuchi's true intentions may not align with the honorable image he projects.

Hinako Mukaimizu is a lively college student living in a coastal city, obsessed with surfing and the ocean with no real plans for her future. Her life changes when a fireworks accident sets her apartment building on fire, and she is rescued by a dedicated firefighter named Minato Hinageshi. The two quickly bond—Hinako is drawn to Minato's dependable nature and his commitment to saving lives, while Minato becomes fascinated by surfing and eager to learn. As Hinako teaches him to surf, they fall in love and build a gentle, devoted relationship. But surfing, though fun, can be dangerous and unpredictable. Hinako learns this harsh lesson when a surfing accident turns her life upside down, forcing her to confront her uncertain future. Searching for her own path, Hinako embarks on a journey of self-discovery, with Minato by her side as she slowly tries to find her purpose and ride her own wave.

Falling in love can happen in the most unexpected ways, and for wealthy genius playboy Ryou Amakusa, this proves especially true. One rainy morning, he nearly tumbles down a flight of stairs, but a girl named Ichika Arima saves him. Later that night, Ryou encounters Ichika again by chance—she turns out to be the best friend of his younger sister, Rio. Wanting to "thank" her, Ryou tries to win Ichika over with his usual flirtatious charm, only to be instantly rejected as she finds his behavior creepy. Instead of being discouraged, Ryou becomes even more captivated by her. He starts doing everything in his power to capture Ichika's heart, despite receiving disgusted reactions every time. But as time goes on, will Ichika ever stop being repulsed by Ryou's persistent, yet unsettling, advances?

A decade ago, humans, gods, and demons united to face the threat of the colossal dragon Bahamut. Now, in the present, the humans living in the capital city of Anatae enjoy a lavish and prosperous existence. This progress is largely due to the rule of the newly appointed king, Charioce XVII, who has stolen power from the gods and allows the abuse and enslavement of the demon race within the capital. As humans continue to exploit demons immorally, resentment against humans builds within demon communities, threatening rebellion. Meanwhile, unease spreads among the gods as they scramble to reclaim their lost power. Amidst this, Nina Drango, a cheerful young bounty hunter, arrives at the Royal Capital hoping to settle down and earn a living. However, her peaceful life in the capital is quickly thrown into chaos when she crosses paths with the ominous Rag Demon, who is determined to seek revenge against humans, and Kaisar Lidfard, a noble knight wrestling with an internal moral conflict. Shingeki no Bahamut: Virgin Soul continues the tale of social and moral conflict among humans, gods, and demons, and their struggle for survival and dominance.

Academy City is at the cutting edge of scientific and technological innovation, most famous for creating espers—individuals who wield supernatural abilities that bend the laws of reality. The most powerful among them are the Level 5s, and the one called Accelerator stands above all, even after being weakened by a severe brain injury. By his side is the young girl named Last Order, whom he keeps close and vows to shield at any cost, despite his cold exterior. Even as Accelerator recovers from his injury, the shadowy side of Academy City remains active, drawing him unwillingly into a fresh conflict. When a mysterious young woman approaches Accelerator in search of Last Order, the top-ranked esper faces a venomous organization that has infiltrated Anti-Skill, Academy City's peacekeeping force. With dangerous factions on the move that endanger Last Order and her sisters, the self-proclaimed villain readies himself to plunge back into the darkness.

After roughly a year as a student at Mihama Academy, Yuuji Kazami feels he has finally settled into life at the school, yet he abruptly decides to seek a higher position within CIRS. He discusses his intentions with JB, and together they thoroughly go over Yuuji's records and analyze the events of his childhood to assess whether the role suits him. Meanwhile, without their knowledge, the girls at Mihama discover some torn papers in Yuuji's room. After piecing the documents back together, they uncover the story that shaped—or perhaps shattered—Yuuji into the person he is now. But what they thought was merely history continues to haunt him in the present, and the shackles of the past start pulling him back into the darkness...

In a quiet rural town, the spotlight of a local junior high school football team rests on one player: Ashito Aoi. Known for his unpredictable moves and self-centered playing style, Ashito is the sole powerhouse pushing his team through an important high school preliminary tournament. However, their win streak is short-lived—an opponent causes Ashito to lose his temper and act violently, resulting in his removal from the rest of the game. Without their star player, the team is quickly eliminated from the tournament. Just as he believes all hope is lost, Ashito is approached by a youth team coach named Tatsuya Fukuda who senses potential in him, and Fukuda invites him for tryouts in Tokyo. In an unfamiliar setting surrounded by talent, Ashito must bring out the best of his ability to prove himself and secure what could be a life-changing career.

After dedicating himself relentlessly to securing a self-sufficient NEET existence, Kinji Ninomiya has at last reached his goal. From the penthouse of one of his apartment buildings, he looks down on ordinary workers trudging through a typhoon and gets ready to begin his idle life. But all his efforts are undone when a portal suddenly opens beneath him. Transported to a different world, Kinji ends up laboring for a mining company that prioritizes profit above all and disregards employee safety and welfare entirely. Unwilling to endure such conditions, he starts crafting schemes to make money fast, forging ties with people in this unfamiliar realm and doing everything he can to break free from the oppressive corporate grind. Can Kinji overcome his shackles and reclaim financial independence once more?

The legendary former hitman Tarou Sakamoto has stopped numerous assassins after a massive bounty was placed on his head. Yet he still cannot find a moment of peace to relax with his beloved family. A mysterious and infamous figure known as Slur has brought a group of insane death row inmates to Japan, who hold back nothing to eliminate their targets. Sakamoto is not the only target—the criminals have been assigned to kill various other people, including the new hires at Sakamoto's convenience store, Shin Asakura and Lu Shaotang. The situation escalates further when the Order, a group of the most skilled Japanese assassins, becomes involved. As the inmates begin wreaking havoc, Sakamoto and his allies must remain vigilant for the sake of everything they hold dear.

Myne discovers that the Holy Church requires mana for their relics and sees this as an opportunity to cure her life-threatening mana disorder. After glimpsing their extensive library, she eagerly throws herself into the Church's embrace and pleads to join their order. In return for her service and unusually abundant mana supply, Myne receives the blue robes of a noble-born apprentice priestess—despite being a commoner. For Myne, all this talk of mana and nobility is insignificant, as she now has unlimited access to books! As Myne moves into the next stage of her life in this new world, she quickly realizes that achieving her dream has come at a severe price. Noble society is harsh, unforgiving, and driven by politics and neglect. She must confront the class divide between noble-born blue robes and common-born grey robes, the High Priest's attempts to remove her, and ongoing behavioral problems with her new retainers. With support from her family, friends, and the mysterious Head Priest—whose loyalties and intentions remain unclear—Myne strives to overcome these challenges and continue her journey toward becoming her ideal self: the ultimate librarian!

After advancing past the qualifying round for the Kansai regional competition, the members of the Kitauji High School concert band focus on their next performance. They make the most of summer break by taking part in a camp where band advisor Noboru Taki and his friends, who work as professional musicians, provide instruction. Kumiko Oumae and her companions remain determined to earn gold at the Kansai competition, but complications arise when a student who previously quit the band expresses interest in rejoining, stirring up unpleasant memories for the second-year members. Kumiko also uncovers surprising details about her teacher's past and the reason behind his drive to lead the band to victory. Reaching the national level will demand hard work, and the unwavering commitment of each student to the band will be tested.

Kaoru Touno's household is crumbling. After a sibling's death and his parents' divorce, he finds no comfort at home any longer. Following a bitter argument with his father, Kaoru flees his house and stumbles upon a strange tunnel that draws him inside. Confused by what he encounters within, he hurries toward the exit, picking up a bird that looks exactly like his deceased pet along the way. When he steps back outside, Kaoru discovers that although he spent only a few minutes in the tunnel, an entire week has passed. This odd event reminds him of the legends surrounding "Urashima Tunnel"—a passage that grants wishes at the cost of one's lifespan. Since his pet bird has come back to life, Kaoru can't help but wonder if another trip could fix his broken existence. Yet upon returning to the tunnel's entrance, Kaoru realizes he has been followed by Anzu Hanashiro, a new transfer student in his class. She, too, knows the rumors and asks him to assist with an experiment—it turns out that she also has a wish only the tunnel can fulfill.

Toua Tokuchi is a genius in both baseball and gambling. Armed with nothing but mediocre fastballs, he has built a reputation by winning 499 straight matches of One Outs, a duel between a single pitcher and batter. Yet despite his incredible talent, Tokuchi views the game purely as a means to earn quick cash. When Hiromichi Kojima, a star batter for the struggling Saikyou Saitama Lycaons, sees Tokuchi's abilities up close, he believes the man could be the key to turning the team's fortunes around. Determined to bring Tokuchi on board at any cost, Kojima risks his own career by beating Tokuchi at his own game—One Outs. Forced to join the Lycaons, Tokuchi quickly clashes with team owner Tsuneo Saikawa. When Saikawa refuses to offer him a fair wage, Tokuchi counters with an unusual contract: he will earn five million yen for each out he records, but lose fifty million for every run he allows. With every game carrying the potential to make him rich or ruin him, Tokuchi must outsmart every opponent in his path.

Junta Shiraishi is a high school boy whose simple wish is to live out his youth to the fullest. But that goal is far from easy, because Shiraishi is practically invisible to everyone around him—even his teachers often fail to notice he's there. A rumor even says that whoever manages to spot him will be blessed with good luck. Yet there's one person who always notices Shiraishi without fail. Nagisa Kubo, who sits right next to him, is determined not to let him slip away into obscurity. Unfortunately for Shiraishi, this means he ends up in all sorts of odd situations, all set in motion by Kubo. Still, her playful teasing might be just what he needs to finally ignite the exciting youth he's been dreaming of.

For high school student Shouichi Kamita, worries about college entrance exams and what lies ahead are typical concerns. Yet it’s also during this stage of life that a perplexing emotion, one that troubles people of any age, may start to occupy his thoughts—romantic love. At this moment in his adolescence, Shouichi meets three girls with whom he can envision a future: the always cheerful Hikari Tsuneki, who mercilessly teases him but reveals a gentle side; the competitive gamer Tooru Miyamae, who struggles to express herself to others; and Shouichi’s childhood friend Kyouko Touno, an occasionally immature enthusiast of shoujo manga. Seiren traces Shouichi’s connections with these three girls across three distinct storylines, as their feelings evolve from mutual attraction into something more profound.

After finishing every assignment they were given, Ainz Ooal Gown, Tanya Degurechaff, Kazuma Satou, Subaru Natsuki, and the rest of Class 2 find themselves stunned to learn that their time as students is nowhere near complete. Unable to return home, the group of eccentric individuals remains inexplicably trapped in the strange world. But since they have grown rather fond of one another, spending additional time together does not seem so unpleasant. With the sudden addition of new transfer students, the humorous exploits of these cherished characters keep expanding. And so, their bizarre yet carefree school days go on.

Rumi Yokoi's sole desire is to concentrate during lessons, yet she can't help being distracted by her seatmate Toshinari Seki. Paying heed in class is the last thing on Seki's mind, as he becomes absorbed in elaborate projects using various objects—ranging from an intricate domino setup covering his desk to a perilous conflict enacted with shogi pieces. Yokoi tries hard to stay focused, but she repeatedly gets drawn into his fascinating quirks; though this often results in her being scolded by the teacher. At least, the school day is never boring thanks to Seki's playful distractions.

A modest merchant named Banaza is summoned to the magical kingdom of Klyrode in another world, where the citizens hope he will become the hero capable of defeating the looming Dark Army. However, Banaza fails to acquire any extraordinary abilities at level one, unlike typical hero candidates, and he has no means of returning to his original world. As recompense, he is exiled to a distant forest. Upon arriving, Banaza levels up just once and suddenly gains boundless powers—leaving him unsure what to do with them. To avoid unwanted attention, Banaza alters his appearance and adopts the alias Flio. While out and about, he encounters a young demi-human girl named Fenrys, who appears to be seeking the same forest Flio was sent to. But she attacks him, revealing her true form as a lupine demon. Fortunately, Flio's unmatched magic overwhelms Fenrys, and she pledges eternal loyalty to him. Yet Flio refuses to hold authority over her; instead, the two begin acting as a married couple and set off on a new life together.

Xian is the state of immortality that every cultivator aspires to reach. Yet beneath it lurks a forbidden dark force known as Mo Dao, the demonic path. Due to a string of tragic events, cultivator Wei Wuxian begins experimenting with this path during his training. His growing power brings chaos and destruction, but his reign of terror ends abruptly when the cultivation clans overpower him and his closest ally kills him. Thirteen years later, Wei Wuxian is reborn into the body of a madman and reunites with Lan Wangji, a former classmate. This encounter sets off a supernatural mystery that haunts the clans and threatens to upend their daily lives. Mo Dao Zu Shi follows these two men as they work to uncover the secrets of the spiritual world. Battling demons, ghosts, and fellow cultivators, the two forge an unexpected bond.

In the winter of 1995, Mikiya Kokutou encounters a young woman while taking a late-night walk through the snow. Dressed in a striking white kimono with an enigmatic expression, Shiki Ryougi smiles at Mikiya, who looks back with curiosity. The following spring, Mikiya spots Shiki at his high school entrance ceremony, and they become acquaintances through lunches spent talking. As Shiki gradually opens up to him, Mikiya learns about her unusual childhood. Meanwhile, a string of unprecedented murders occurs across Mifune City. These killings appear connected and are especially vicious, prompting a large-scale police investigation. Because his cousin works as a police investigator, Mikiya gains insight into the case. Worried for Shiki's safety, he decides to keep an eye on her actions, but in doing so, he makes a truly shocking discovery that alters his life forever.

The second phase of the battle royale called the Sekirei Plan has started. Shintou Teito is now sealed off, preventing any Sekirei or Ashikabi from leaving. Minato Sahashi and his group of Sekirei must get ready for new conflicts as rule changes take effect. However, not every team will re-enter the battle; some Sekirei are deeply treasured by their Ashikabi partners, who would rather abandon the prize than watch them die. Amid the chaos, someone close to Minato might be more deeply connected than he ever realized, and dangers lurk everywhere. Rumors spread that the "Single Numbers," the most powerful category of Sekirei, have joined the fray. From the perspective of the "Game Master" Minaka Hiroto, everything is unfolding according to his scheme.