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A short OVA that was bundled with the limited edition of the eleventh volume of the manga.

Far from any human contact, deep within the forest, a child named Ryouma Takebayashi lives alone. He possesses the peculiar hobby of keeping a variety of slimes as pets. Despite his young age, he also boasts a sturdy physique and strong compatibility with magic. This is because, after suffering greatly in his past life, three gods bestow upon Ryouma a second chance with a single goal: to fully enjoy the wonders of life. After three years of peaceful solitude pass, Ryouma encounters people who will forever alter his current existence. When he meets and assists some soldiers in treating their injured comrade, the group persuades him to accompany them to visit the ducal family in a nearby town. Ryouma agrees and soon sets out on a journey to explore the vast world beyond his forest home.

Yukino Miyazawa serves as the female class representative and is the most admired freshman girl at her high school. Excelling in both academics and athletics while maintaining an elegant and sociable demeanor, she has been the subject of admiration throughout her life. However, beneath this facade, she is extremely vain and works tirelessly to uphold her high grades, athletic prowess, and polished image. Her greatest desire is to be the focus of attention and praise—which is why she despises Souichirou Arima, the male class representative and the only person more accomplished than her. From the first day of high school, she has tried in vain to steal the spotlight from her new rival. Finally, on the midterm exams, Yukino achieves the top score, surpassing Souichirou. To her surprise, he congratulates her on her success, making her question her own deceptive ways. When Souichirou confesses his feelings for her, Yukino rejects him and boasts about it at home with only a slight twinge of regret. Yet the next day, Souichirou arrives at Yukino's house to deliver a CD and witnesses her true, unrestrained self; armed with this secret, he blackmails her into helping him finish his student council duties. Forced to spend time with Souichirou, Yukino discovers that she is not the only one hiding secrets.

After dying from overwork in a toxic corporate job, Yuuji Sano is reborn in a fantasy world that resembles a game. Hoping for a quiet life, he discovers his adventurer class is Monster Tamer, the weakest rank. By taming nearby slimes, he gains their help to unlock magical abilities and acquires a second profession: Sage, which fully exploits that potential. Despite possessing overwhelming power, the trauma of his past life prevents him from using his full strength. But hidden threats loom over his new world, and he may soon be forced to stop concealing his abilities to protect the only home he has left.

The ninjas of Sunagakure make a chaotic attempt to push back an unexpected invasion by strange armored warriors in the Land of Wind. Not long after, the same armored force, led by the highly skilled knight Temujin, attacks Naruto Uzumaki, Sakura Haruno, and Shikamaru Nara during their mission to retrieve a lost ferret. Naruto and Temujin face off in an intense fight, which ends with both falling off a cliff. Shocked by their friend's sudden disappearance, Sakura and Shikamaru witness another startling event: a massive moving structure appears from nowhere, destroying all trees and rocks in its path. Sakura heads off to locate Naruto, while Shikamaru infiltrates the daunting fortress to discover more about the dire circumstances. Amid an unyielding battle, the Konohagakure ninjas unite with their Sunagakure allies to defeat their shared adversary. However, in the midst of the turmoil, a conflict emerges between two opposing views of what an ideal world should be.

In November 1998, a double murder takes place at the newly built Ogawa apartment complex in central Mifune City. The killer, Tomoe Enjou, flees in a state of panic. To his surprise, the police do not pursue him, and the incident receives no media coverage. After Shiki Ryougi protects Tomoe from a group of thugs, she lets him hide out at her place. A few days later, Tomoe is horrified to find that his mother is still alive, even though he is certain he killed her. Meanwhile, Mikiya Kokutou looks into a tip that his associate Touko Aozaki receives concerning the murder at the unusual apartment complex. As Mikiya uncovers more details about the incident, he becomes especially interested in Tomoe. Deciding to investigate him further, Mikiya soon learns the disturbing truth behind the ominous Ogawa complex. The fifth entry in the Kara no Kyoukai film series, Mujun Rasen blends an intricately constructed mystery with established themes and characters to create a dark, thought-provoking story.

After spending the Christmas holidays camping with her new friends, Rin Shima heads out on a solo trip to greet the New Year's sunrise by the sea. Everything goes as planned until unexpected weather closes the roads back home, leaving her unable to return. Stranded for several days, Rin is invited by Nadeshiko Kagamihara to stay at her grandmother's house. What was supposed to be a two-day outing turns into an extended period of sightseeing and fresh experiences for Rin, as she runs into both new and familiar faces along the way. Yuru Camp△ Season 2 continues the journey of Rin, Nadeshiko, and their friends as they dive deeper into the fun of camping.

Love blossoms at Sakuragaoka High School. Natsuki Enomoto finally works up the nerve to confess to her childhood friend, Yuu Setoguchi, but in the heat of the moment, her embarrassment makes her brush it off as a "practice confession." Unaware of her true feelings and wrestling with his own, Yuu promises to help Natsuki find love. As she copes with her failed attempt, classmate Koyuki Ayase grapples with his own feelings for Natsuki. Despite his shyness, he is set on winning her heart. Zutto Mae Kara Suki deshita.: Kokuhaku Jikkou Iinkai follows Natsuki as she hopes to one day end her rehearsals and confess genuinely to Yuu. Meanwhile, close friends become tangled in their own networks of unrequited love and unspoken emotions.

Yuuto Amakawa leads a fairly normal city life after losing his parents, with his only daily annoyance being his cat allergies while attending school alongside his next-door neighbor Rinko. Everything changes on his sixteenth birthday when an Ayakashi—a supernatural being—attacks him because of his ancestors' transgressions. Himari, a mysterious cat-eared swordswoman, rescues him and reveals that Yuuto is the heir to a line of demon hunters. She explains that the charm protecting him from the supernatural world has lost its power, and she must now guard him. Omamori Himari follows Yuuto as he navigates encounters with various supernatural forces and an increasing number of women who appear at his doorstep, each harboring their own dark intentions. Can Yuuto adapt to his newly "thrilling" life, or will the legacy of his ancestors' past catch up with him?

A mysterious pair attacks Rukia Kuchiki in Seireitei, wiping her memory. Substitute Soul Reaper Ichigo Kurosaki briefly forgets Rukia until Kon, an Underpod Mod-Soul, reminds him of her. Confused, Ichigo seeks out Kisuke Urahara, the candy-shop owner in his town, who opens a path to Seireitei for them. There, Ichigo is shocked to find that his allies among the Soul Society's Shinigami have forgotten him. Filled with action, Kimi no Na wo Yobu follows Ichigo and Kon as they battle their former comrades while searching for the missing Rukia and uncovering her assailants before they can strike again.

The day of graduation has arrived, signaling the conclusion of Koyomi Araragi's unusual high school years filled with strange connections to supernatural entities. Yet, Araragi suddenly gets pulled into his own bathroom mirror, finding himself trapped in a topsy-turvy realm where everything familiar is flipped upside down—the usually arrogant Karen Araragi is uncharacteristically short, the typically stoic Yotsugi Ononoki is overflowing with feelings, and the cute ghost girl Mayoi Hachikuji has become a full-grown woman! But appearances can be deceiving. Zoku Owarimonogatari follows Araragi's journey through this strange dimension as he fights to find his way back home and unravel the mysteries of this peculiar world.

Gesicht, an android detective working for Europol, is assigned to track down the killer of Montblanc, a retired robot war hero. While the crime seems to have been committed only by another robot, the murder of a prominent robot rights advocate raises questions about who the perpetrator really is. Except for one isolated, unexplained incident eight years ago, robots are programmed so they cannot kill humans. Yet the scene of the crime shows no human evidence, and the method matches closely enough that Gesicht suspects the same entity—whether human or robot—is responsible for both deaths. Not long after Montblanc is killed, another retired elite war robot is eliminated under mysterious circumstances. Gesicht spots a pattern: both victims were among the seven most powerful war machines ever built. Determined to prevent the killer from taking out the remaining five veterans, Gesicht enlists the help of Atom, a state-of-the-art android who looks like a human boy. Together they must hunt down the rogue murderer before the killings continue, or risk causing irreparable damage to society.

During summer break, the lively Hana Uzaki was almost always hanging around her solitary upperclassman, Shinichi Sakurai. Now that the new semester has begun, Uzaki's teasing only intensifies, consistently irritating Sakurai. Even so, no amount of mockery can hurt their bond—which keeps growing stronger as their college days speed along.

Within Japan, a government organization called the Supernatural Disaster Countermeasures Division (SDCD) exists to safeguard citizens from invisible threats. They eliminate these monsters swiftly without alerting the public. However, a new problem emerges when one of their own betrays them. After losing her mother years ago, Kagura Tsuchimiya is taken in by the Isayama family and develops a close, sisterly bond with their daughter Yomi. The two become inseparable and serve the SDCD as talented exorcists. Yet as the pressure and repercussions of their sacred mission mount, and family conflicts arise, Kagura and Yomi begin to grow apart. One matures wholeheartedly into her role as an exorcist, while the other descends down a dark path from which escape may be impossible.

Chihaya Ayase is determined to build up her high school's competitive karuta club, fueled by grand goals such as winning the national team championship at Omi Jingu and claiming the title of Queen, the top female karuta player in Japan—and by extension, the world. As their second year of high school begins, Chihaya and her clubmates must find new members, sharpen both their physical and mental abilities, and face tough rivals on their path to the championship. At the same time, Chihaya's childhood friend Arata Wataya, the prodigy who first sparked her passion for karuta, rekindles his own forgotten affection for the ancient card game.

Loid Forger, a top-tier spy, is told by his handler that he could be pulled from his current mission, Operation Strix. To keep his position, he needs to make real headway on the operation's goals, specifically by getting his adopted daughter Anya to earn enough Stella Stars to become an Imperial Scholar at Eden Academy. When Loid finds out about a cooking competition that gives the winner a Stella Star, he looks into the judge's favorite dessert to boost Anya's chances. But perfectly making that beloved meremere isn't just a matter of following a recipe. So the Forger family heads to the Frigis region for a vacation to taste an authentic meremere. The trip doesn't go as planned, though, as the Forgers become caught up in a sinister scheme to spark war once more between Ostania and Westalis.

Miou Aida and Haruki Serizawa appear to be complete opposites to everyone around them, but as these two third-year students prepare to leave high school behind, they've never been more connected. Miou, a quiet and withdrawn member of the school art club who avoids the spotlight, contrasts sharply with Haruki, the loud and self-assured star of the movie club who has already earned recognition for his directing talent. Yet after an accidental meeting during their entrance ceremony, the two quickly grew close despite their obvious differences. Even so, their relationship has never evolved beyond friendship, leaving their friends puzzled. With only one year of high school remaining, Miou, Haruki, and their companions from the art and movie clubs have limited time to confront their unspoken emotions and the tough choices about their future paths. The pair may always be just an arm's length apart, but as Haruki pursues his goal of becoming a professional film director and Miou struggles to find her own direction, they will discover just how difficult it is to bridge those final 10 centimeters.

In a world where trust from people creates heroes, the most trusted hero is known as "X." Trust can be quantified as data, and everyone's trust points are displayed on their wrist. With enough trust points, even ordinary individuals can gain superpowers and become superheroes who protect the world. Yet, because trust values constantly shift, the path of a hero is always full of uncertainty.

Years ago, a student managed to drive all the ghosts out of a haunted schoolhouse. Now, those spirits have returned—and they're out for payback. Siblings Satsuki and Keiichirou Miyanoshita are still grieving the death of their mother. When they move to her old hometown, they find out that the school they've enrolled in is an ancient building rumored to be full of ghosts. At first, they dismiss the stories as nonsense, but they soon realize the spirits are real—and they have a personal grudge against them. Gakkou no Kaidan follows the terrifying ordeal of the brother and sister, along with their new friends, as they struggle to survive the school's vengeful apparitions—with some help from their pet cat.

Two men arrive at a location called Quindecim with no memory of how they got there. A young woman greets them and leads them to a small bar where a bartender is waiting. They are informed that they must take part in a game selected at random by a roulette wheel, and they cannot leave until it ends; refusing would bring severe consequences. Along with the game's rules, the pair is instructed to play as if their lives depend on it. The chosen game is billiards. However, there is more to it than simply sinking balls into pockets, as the two soon discover that the outcome could determine life or death.

Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Crew land on Gran Tesoro, a massive ship that houses the world's biggest entertainment city. Tempted by the prospect of a huge win, they head straight to the casino and quickly go on a winning streak, feeling incredibly lucky. When Gild Tesoro, the city's ruler, proposes a special wager, the crew agrees, trusting in their captain's fortune. But after falling victim to a despicable scam, they realize a sinister scheme lurks beneath the city's glittering surface. Left broke and battered, the Straw Hats must rely on another risky plan. With help from a couple of new allies, they fight to recover what they lost before their time—and their remaining luck—runs out.

Yuuta Togashi and Rikka Takanashi have recently begun dating, but they are unsure how to move forward in their young relationship. Because they are both shy, neither can bring themselves to make the first move. Rikka turns to her class representative Shinka Nibutani for romantic guidance, who recommends that Rikka grow closer to Yuuta around Christmastime. Acting on a suggestion from Yuuta's friend Makoto Isshiki, they arrange a Christmas party at Sanae Dekomori's home. At the party, Yuuta realizes Rikka has disappeared and goes looking for her. Upon finding her, he sees she is behaving oddly and quickly deduces that both she and Sanae are drunk! What will become of this Christmas party for the newly formed couple?

Having lost faith in the afterlife, a new student disrupts a classroom test and voices his skepticism that achieving high scores can actually allow one to leave the school and ascend to Heaven. Afterwards, the new student council president—a recognizable figure whose own former experiences grant him profound insight into the school's true nature and direct understanding of rebellion's pointlessness—confronts him.

Following a long war, humans and monsters have reconciled and now coexist peacefully. In this post-conflict era, the town of Lindworm was established and has become a center for interracial harmony. Glenn Litbeit, a human physician specializing in monster biology, operates a modest clinic with his partner, Saphentite Neikes, a half-snake lamia. He applies his expertise to treat any monsters that come to him for help. No matter the ailment, worry, or injury, he is always available to assist.

In 2048, Dr. Deniz Skinner, a scientific prodigy ranked second only to Einstein, developed the groundbreaking painkiller Hapna. It was cheap and reported no side effects, so the drug became widely adopted, even though Skinner himself vanished without a trace one year after its release. Everyone basked in the relief and ecstasy Hapna brought, but their joy came crashing down. Now in 2052, Skinner resurfaces with a horrifying reveal: Hapna was engineered to transform into a lethal poison, killing every person who consumed it. He insists he possesses a cure but will only hand it over if physically located within 30 days. Axel Gilberto, a rebellious youth serving an 888-year sentence in a maximum-security prison, is reluctantly recruited by a group calling themselves Lazarus. Made up of eccentric outcasts, the group has a single goal—to find Skinner. With no way out and their lives at stake, Lazarus begins the search for Skinner before the deadline for humanity’s end expires.

Right after the mana calamity, Sylphiette is teleported directly into the royal palace at the heart of the Asura Kingdom. Her unexpected arrival inadvertently saves the life of second princess Ariel Anemoi Asura, who is determined to become the ruler of the realm. Witnessing Sylphiette's prowess in combat magic firsthand, Ariel recruits her as a bodyguard and right-hand woman, beginning their journey toward power—a path that proves far more perilous than initially anticipated.

Following their courageous deeds at Walter Park, the misfit class returns from summer break to Babyls Demon School. They face not only newfound fame but the startling news that to retain their luxurious Royal One classroom, every member must achieve Dalet rank before the start of their second year. With the Harvest and Music Festivals approaching, chances to rise in rank appear plentiful, yet no previous class has ever succeeded. Determined to give the misfits a fighting chance, the school assigns special tutors to guide them through the upcoming trials. Aiming beyond Dalet, Iruma Suzuki sets his mind on ranking up, beginning by earning the approval of his assigned tutor: the impulsive and self-centered Bachiko Barbatos.

Kusuo Saiki, a high school student, is burdened with a vast array of psychic talents. Though many might view such powers as a blessing, for Kusuo they are a constant source of trouble as he struggles to maintain an ordinary existence. He is frequently compelled to use his abilities either to keep his secret safe or to fix problems caused by his father's lack of competence at work. Will Kusuo ever come to understand that his powers might actually be used to assist his friends and family?

The Demon Lord Tasogare's castle is a grim and terrifying fortress, packed with all kinds of monsters. Any unfortunate soul locked up there would surely be scared stiff by the horrors lurking inside. But Princess Aurora Suya Rhys "Syalis" Kaymin is a different story. Largely unconcerned with her predicament, Syalis fixates on just one thing—sleep. Ever since the demon lord snatched her from her kingdom, she has not enjoyed a single proper night's rest. To solve her myriad sleep troubles, the princess makes do with whatever she can scrounge up inside the castle. From the fur of fluffy demonic teddy bears to the silky, blanket-like bodies of ghost shrouds, everything becomes a tool for ensuring a peaceful slumber. With so many potential materials for crafting sleep aids at her fingertips, nothing will stop the sleepy princess—not even death.

The ground trembles, a deep rumbling follows, and before anyone across Japan can brace themselves, a massive volcanic eruption blankets the country in scorching lava and suffocating ash. Naturally, high school student Kusou Saiki repeatedly uses his psychic abilities to avert this devastating disaster. Yet, between restoring the planet and listening to his friends talk about their dreams, Saiki ultimately decides to stop the eruption for good and let the world keep turning. However, this seemingly simple task proves difficult even for the most powerful psychic, let alone one who has to contend with the usual absurd antics of his ridiculous friends.

Narumi Fujishima appears to be an ordinary high school student, but deep down he is a cynical loner. Because of his father's job, he has moved between schools so often that he never truly fit in anywhere. After his cheerful classmate Ayaka Shinozaki forces him to join the gardening club, Narumi meets Alice, a brilliant hacker who lives secluded above Hanamaru, the ramen shop where Ayaka works part-time. He learns that Alice runs a private detective agency, and her colleagues all call themselves "NEETs"—Not in Education, Employment, or Training. When Narumi gets involved in a criminal case that hits close to home, he joins the NEET detective agency. Soon he is pulled into a series of dangerous investigations led by this mismatched group of sleuths, all while trying to uncover the crime syndicate that seems to have mysterious links to Alice.

Rimuru and his companions get caught up in a long-running conspiracy in the small country of Raja to the west of Tempest, centered on the queen's mysterious power, and they also meet another ogre survivor named Hiiro, who was originally Benimaru's brother.

Ichiko Sakura has always had life handed to her on a silver platter. Endowed with extraordinary good fortune, she possesses everything she could desire: beauty, intelligence, and wealth. In complete opposition stands Momiji Binboda, a goddess of poverty, who suffers from relentless bad luck—a perpetual arm cast, a flat chest, and a cardboard box under a bridge for a home. Their worlds collide when Momiji fulfills her divine duty by delivering grim news to Ichiko: her immense luck comes from unconsciously draining the fortune of everyone around her. Momiji’s mission is to reclaim Ichiko’s luck before she leaves others with none to survive. However, with aid from the wandering monk Bobby Statice, Ichiko manages to repel the poverty goddess. This defeat forces Momiji to call on reinforcements: her teddy bear familiar Kumagai and the masochistic dog deity Momoo Inugami. Chaos erupts as Ichiko’s tranquil existence is replaced by daily skirmishes over her fortune. To weather the pandemonium, Ichiko will need every bit of luck she can muster in Binbougami ga!!

Takao Kasuga is a high school student with a deep fascination for poetry, admiring Charles Baudelaire so much that he keeps the poet's portrait in his room. One ordinary day, Takao accidentally leaves his copy of The Flowers of Evil in the classroom. When he goes back to retrieve it, he impulsively steals the gym clothes of Nanako Saeki, a model student he considers his muse and a femme fatale. Overwhelmed by shame and aware that his act is seen as both a sin and a crime, Takao is horrified to discover that his classmate Sawa Nakamura, a social outcast, witnessed the theft. Sawa blackmails him, forcing Takao to participate in her disturbing fantasies under the threat of exposing his secret to everyone. Trapped in a downward spiral of increasingly traumatic experiences, Takao must find a way to break free from Sawa's grip and seek redemption for his wrongdoing.

Many years ago, a young princess suffered a terrible loss when both her parents died. Devastated and inconsolable, it seemed nothing could bring her comfort. But a wandering prince came to visit her, hoping to lift her spirits. He gently wiped away her tears, handed her a ring with a rose emblem, and promised that as long as she kept it, they would meet again one day. This encounter left a profound mark on the girl, Utena Tenjou, inspiring her to become a prince herself. Years later, Utena enrolls at Ootori Academy, where she notices the same rose emblem found on her precious ring. Drawn by the scent of roses, she sees Anthy Himemiya tending the flowers, accompanied by Student Council President Touga Kiryuu and Vice President Kyouichi Saionji, who appear to be arguing over Anthy. Though Utena thinks little of it, the Student Council soon gathers to discuss a crucial matter. Later, a misunderstanding pulls Utena into the world of Duelists—those who possess rings similar to hers. These Duelists compete for ownership of the Rose Bride, Anthy Himemiya, who is said to wield great power. Wanting to prove herself as a true prince, and furious that Anthy is being mistreated and objectified, Utena resolves to fight the Duelists and save her from this cruel fate.

Only a human who falls in love with a vampire can become one themselves—and 14-year-old Kou Yamori desires nothing else. He has resolved to make Nazuna Nanakusa fall in love with him, leaving just 10 months of their nightly meetings to accomplish this. Kou's companions, Mahiru Seki and Akira Asai, are gradually accepting the reality of vampires and Kou's choice to become one. When Kou discovers that a woman close to Mahiru is a vampire, he feels conflicted about whether to encourage that bond. Meanwhile, Anko Uguisu, the human detective intent on exterminating vampires, gets nearer to Nazuna and her group. After a confrontation gravely wounds one of the vampires, they realize that their human memories contain a critical vulnerability—and to safeguard Nazuna, Kou must uncover the secrets of her past.

As the comforting warmth of daylight fades, ethereally beautiful beings become the unchallenged rulers of the night, striking terror into all living things. Water freezes solid at the approach of these blood-drinking monsters, and their victims recognize that this eerie cold signals their unavoidable end. Fortunately, the vampire population is shrinking, thanks to the fearless bounty hunters who pursue and destroy these nearly immortal predators. One night, tragedy strikes the Elbourne family when their daughter Charlotte is taken by Meier Link, a highly respected vampire lord protected by a horde of monsters. To rescue their beloved Charlotte, the family enlists the Marcus Brothers, a ruthless crew of vampire hunters, and D, a sword-wielding dhampir—a half-vampire, half-human possessing the strengths of both kinds and the weaknesses of neither. The hunters rush to save Charlotte, but if her captor decides to make her a vampire, they must kill her. Furthermore, their mission must succeed before Meier reaches the impenetrable vampire castle of Carmilla and takes Charlotte beyond humanity's grasp forever.

Kokoa Hoto is an upbeat and spirited girl who can befriend anyone in a matter of seconds. When she moves in with the Kafuu family to attend high school far from home, she quickly becomes close to Chino Kafuu, the shy and precocious granddaughter of the Rabbit House cafe's founder, who is frequently accompanied by a talking rabbit named Tippy perched on her head. After starting work as a waitress in exchange for lodging and meals, Kokoa also gets to know Rize Tedeza, a fellow part-timer with unusual mannerisms and remarkable physical strength stemming from her military background; Chiya Ujimatsu, a server from a rival cafe who moves at her own leisurely pace; and Sharo Kirima, another waitress at a different establishment who carries herself like a noblewoman despite her poverty. Filled with fluffy absurdity and caffeine-fueled antics, Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka? is a warmhearted comedy centered on five young waitresses and their amusing daily experiences in the town they call home.

On a world dominated by an endless desert of sand, an island called the Mud Whale sails across the expanse. Within it lies an ancient settlement, where most inhabitants are known as the "Marked"—a double-edged trait that gives them supernatural powers but also brings an early death. Chakuro, the village's archivist, is young and inquisitive, spending his days recording the discovery of new islands. Yet each one proves identical—deserted, save for traces of those who once lived there. For the first time in half a year, another island appears on the horizon, and Chakuro joins the scouting party with his friends. On their exploration, they uncover remnants of a bygone civilization. Inside one crumbling structure, Chakuro finds a girl who will alter his fate and the entire world within the Mud Whale as he knows it.

Nanae Island is an artificial island in the Pacific Ocean designed to provide children with everything they need for proper education and training. It was constructed by the Great Seven, a band of adventurers led by Nanana Ryuugajou, as a place where young people could pursue their dreams. After being cast out and disowned by his family, high school student Juugo Yama arrives on the island, relieved to finally be free from his father's control. When he moves into his new room, he encounters the ghost of Nanana Ryuugajou, who has been bound to the island ever since her unsolved murder a decade ago. Nanana reveals that shortly before her death, she concealed items with unique and mysterious powers across the island—objects collectively called the Nanana Collection. Determined to find clues that will lead him to the person responsible for her murder, Juugo teams up with self-proclaimed "Master Detective" Tensai Ikkyuu and her cross-dressing maid Daruku Hoshino to begin his search.

In the kingdom of Midland, a wandering mercenary named Guts chooses a life of battle over tranquility. Though the odds are stacked against him, he proves unstoppable against any foe, wielding an enormous sword far bigger than his own body. One day, Griffith—the enigmatic commander of the Band of the Hawk mercenaries—sees Guts’ combat skill and asks the drifter to join his group. Guts refuses, but when he challenges Griffith to a fight, he is unexpectedly beaten and forced to enlist. Now Guts must fight alongside Griffith and his troops to help Midland conquer the Empire of Chuder. Yet Griffith seems to have hidden ambitions, seeking something far greater than merely ending the war.

Sakamichi Onoda is a cheerful otaku hoping to join the anime club at his new school and finally make some friends. However, he discovers the club has been disbanded, so he takes it upon himself to revive it by finding students willing to join. With little success, Onoda decides to make a weekly round trip to Akihabara on his old, bulky city bicycle—a 90-kilometer ride he has been doing since fourth grade. That is when he encounters fellow first-year student Shunsuke Imaizumi, a dedicated cyclist training on the school's steep hill. Impressed by Onoda's ability to climb the incline on such a bicycle, Imaizumi challenges him to a race, with the stipulation that if Onoda wins, Imaizumi will join the anime club. Thus begins the young boy's first step into the world of high school bicycle racing.

A year after Guts left them to pursue his own path, the Band of the Hawk has been reduced in number. Returning after hearing a rumor about their situation, Guts finds the Hawks—now commanded by his former ally Casca—fighting for their survival. Once hailed as the saviors of Midland, they are now hunted fugitives, desperately trying to free their leader Griffith, who was imprisoned for treason. But the man they rescue bears little resemblance to the Griffith they remember. Griffith is a shattered remnant of his former charismatic self after enduring a year of horrific torture. Unable to walk, speak, or even lift a sword, he clings only to the strange Crimson Behelit that refuses to leave him. The entire Band of the Hawk yearns to rise again, but the price of reclaiming their former glory may be steep. When Griffith's heart turns dark and a solar eclipse blots out the sky, the Behelit presents a choice that seals the Hawks in a blood-soaked fate that will haunt them forever.

Oosawa Maria works as a Japanese photographer in Shanghai, China. Alongside her partner Mino, she looks for potential stories worth reporting around the city. When unusual incidents break out at a local festival, Maria and Mino rush to investigate. They quickly find themselves caught in a clash between unknown masked figures and a strange woman with white hair. Just as Maria is about to be hit by the fighting, an old acquaintance named Canaan arrives and helps her get away. However, a hidden conspiracy involving a deadly virus soon unfolds, and Canaan realizes she must face her past if she hopes to stop the culprit and protect her friends.

Ayumu Fujino is only in the fourth grade, but she already enjoys high praise for the hand-drawn four-panel comics she contributes to the school newspaper. However, when she is asked to share the page with Kyoumoto—a reclusive student she has never met—Fujino feels inadequate for the first time: her own free-spirited drawings look embarrassingly amateurish next to Kyoumoto's breathtakingly detailed artwork. For an entire year, Fujino shuts out the world, obsessively studying manga creation and drawing tirelessly in an effort to catch up to her faceless rival. But Kyoumoto's talent far exceeds her own, and Fujino eventually gives up. Another year passes, and on graduation day, Fujino finally meets Kyoumoto. This unkempt, shy, stuttering girl has actually been Fujino's biggest fan all along. Their encounter reignites Fujino's passion for art and marks the beginning of a years-long friendship built on rivalry, admiration, and their shared love of manga.

Pokémon are incredible beings that come in many types and sizes, with abilities, powers, and personalities as varied as they are abundant. Doctor Yukinari Ookido has devoted his life to researching these fascinating creatures, which can be caught, trained, traded, and pitted against one another in battles. However, there is only so much he can achieve from his laboratory. Therefore, Ookido gives two young boys a Pokémon of their own and a computerized encyclopedia to record them. One boy, Green, is impulsive, hotheaded, slightly conceited, and also Doctor Ookido's own nephew. The other boy, Red, is equally passionate and filled with a wide-eyed, mildly innocent sense of wonder. Pokémon: The Origin follows Red on his journey across the Kanto region as he strives to finish his "Pokédex" by capturing and logging every existing Pokémon. Along the way, he will realize that there is more to both himself and his ambitions than he initially believed. Red must test himself and his Pokémon in special Gyms whose leaders are milestones on the path to the Pokémon League, so he can challenge the Elite Four and become a Pokémon League Champion. Beyond his goal of becoming Champion, Red faces other brewing troubles. There are those who capture and train Pokémon for darker purposes, including the notorious criminal syndicate Team Rocket. If Red can overcome them, fellow trainers, his rival Green, and wild Pokémon across all of Kanto, he may achieve his own dream—and Doctor Ookido's as well.

On the night he was supposed to choose between fighting evil at Shana's side or living as a normal teenager, Yuji vanished. Returning from the brink of death, he now leads the Crimson Denizens in a suspicious plan to bring peace to the universe—but Shana is not deceived. In a fiery reunion, the blazing warrior confronts her most unlikely opponent, while Flame Hazes from around the world band together to ignite a war that will decide the fate of all supernatural beings.

Taro Sado is a high school student hiding a big secret—he is a masochist. With encouragement from his cross-dressing best friend Tatsukichi Hayama, Taro seeks help from the Second Voluntary Club, eventually joining after they promise to "fix" him. But every club member has serious issues of their own. Club leader Mio Isurugi considers herself a god but is terrified of cats, Arashiko Yuuno has an intense fear of men, and advisor Michiru Onigawara is a sadist who enjoys forcing people to cosplay. Alongside other eccentric characters like Yumi Mamiya, a talented masseuse and Yuuno's best friend, and Noa Hiiragi, president of the invention club, they all come to understand the importance of acceptance and kindness.