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When the sky turns crimson and the moon becomes black, monsters begin appearing on the streets, leaving Satsuki Kakeru unsure of what to do. Together with his closest friend Yuka, he attempts to figure out why they have been transported to this bizarre world, which seems completely deserted except for the two of them. Yet when the "Red Night" concludes, Kakeru and Yuka assume it was just a hallucination—until it repeats, placing them in a perilous scenario. They encounter four others facing the same ordeal: Kusakabe Misuzu, a skilled swordswoman; Tachibana Kukuri, a peculiar silent girl who bears a striking resemblance to Kakeru's deceased sister; Hirohara Yukiko, a spirited young woman whose demeanor shifts to that of a cold-blooded assassin when her glasses are taken off; and Tajima Takahisa, a youth capable of pyrokinesis. As the six unite to endure and uncover the nature of this enigmatic realm, matters worsen when six dark figures emerge before them...

For centuries, the people of Slantania have endured a covering of miasma, which spawns monsters that wreak havoc across the land. As the kingdom's Order of Knights struggles to keep the monsters at bay, the Grand Magus calls upon a sacred maiden known as the "Saint" to destroy these creatures and bring back tranquility. One night, after finishing her work, Sei Takanashi is suddenly transported by a magical force to an unfamiliar world. When she arrives in Slantania, she learns that the Grand Magus accidentally summoned two Saints—herself and another young woman with brown hair. Since only one Saint is required, the prince designates the other girl as the Saint, leaving Sei free to do as she pleases. Sei decides to join the Medicinal Flora Research Institute, an organization dedicated to the study of herbs and potions. As she pursues her newfound interest, she meets the commander of the Third Order of Knights. Unbeknownst to her, her abilities as a Saint will keep shaping her existence in this world.

Five years ago, bubbles that defied gravity and held mysterious powers fell upon the earth. Following a massive explosion of unknown cause, Tokyo became the epicenter, with the city sealed inside a gigantic bubble. This "Bubble Fall" phenomenon submerged the former capital in a sea that bent gravity; the government declared it a restricted zone, and its inhabitants fled. Children left orphaned by the Bubble Fall now inhabit Tokyo illegally, engaging in dangerous parkour team battles across the city's crumbling structures. Hibiki—a skilled star in these contests who can leap between bubbles—claims to hear sounds emanating from the Tokyo Tower. Determined to uncover the truth, he heads toward the source but plunges into the waters below. A mysterious girl, whom he later dubs Uta, rescues him. Yet Hibiki has no idea that Uta's arrival in his life will uncover the secrets behind the catastrophic event that transformed their world forever.

Nijiiro Days focuses on the daily lives and romantic entanglements of four high school boys: Natsuki Hashiba, a starry-eyed dreamer with illusions of love; Tomoya Matsunaga, a conceited playboy balancing multiple girlfriends; Keiichi Katakura, a deviant sadist who always carries a whip; and Tsuyoshi Naoe, an otaku whose girlfriend enjoys cosplay. When his girlfriend abruptly breaks up with him on Christmas Eve, Natsuki collapses in tears on the street and receives tissues from a girl wearing a Santa suit. He instantly develops a crush on this girl, Anna Kobayakawa, who happens to attend the same school. Natsuki's quest to win Anna over should have been simple, but his interfering friends constantly disrupt his relationship as they pursue their own romantic goals.

Following their hard-won victory in the deadly clash at the Watergate City of Priestella, Subaru and his comrades find that their success came with severe sacrifices. Rem has been placed in a state of suspended animation by the Authority of Gluttony, while Crusch's memories and even Julius's name have been consumed. As Subaru seeks ways to rescue them, he hears of the Sage Shaula—an omniscient being said to hold all knowledge. His next goal is the Pleiades Watchtower, the Sage's dwelling and the farthest tower standing within the vast, uncharted desert known as the Auguria Dunes—a place so treacherous that even the mightiest Sword Saint, Reinhard, could not overcome it. The savage forces of nature, unknown magical beasts, and unimaginable perils lie in wait. Together with his friends, Subaru sets out on a life-threatening journey to reclaim what has been taken from them.

Kaede Komura has developed feelings for his classmate Ai Mie, a somewhat absent-minded girl who wears glasses. Even though they have only been seated next to each other for three days and he has never had a real conversation with her, Komura holds onto the hope that one day she will notice him. One day, Komura sees that Mie is not wearing her glasses. When he asks her about it, she explains that she forgot them and that this happens often. Noticing her struggle, he decides to help her out of concern. As the days go by, Komura continues to assist Mie, and the reasons she gives for constantly misplacing her glasses begin to change from her original excuse.

Many years after the alien race Gauna destroyed Earth, the scattered remnants of humanity—who barely escaped by fleeing across the galaxy inside several colossal seed ships—are still being hunted. In the year 3394, Nagate Tanikaze emerges from a lifetime of isolation deep beneath the seed ship Sidonia, venturing to the upper levels in search of food. He soon finds himself unwittingly drawn into events unfolding above. When the Gauna launch an assault on Sidonia, Tanikaze must work alongside his fellow soldiers and friends Shizuka Hoshijiro, Izana Shinatose, and Yuhata Midorikawa to defend humanity's last hope for survival and defeat their alien enemies. Sidonia no Kishi follows Tanikaze as he discovers the world that has always existed above him and becomes the hero Sidonia needs.

In the 21st century, humanity dispatched algae and cockroaches to Mars with the intention of terraforming the planet, as these species could withstand its harsh conditions. What was not foreseen was their extraordinary capacity for adaptation. By the 26th century, a lethal illness called the Alien Engine Virus is devastating Earth, with its potential cure believed to exist only on Mars. The problem is that Mars is now overrun by the "Terraformars"—highly intelligent, powerful humanoid cockroaches that mutated from the original specimens sent there. The Annex I team, composed of one hundred men and women who have undergone genetic enhancement with traits from formidable Earth organisms, has been dispatched to Mars on a mission to uncover the source of the Alien Engine Virus and aid in humanity's salvation, marking the beginning of the crew's desperate struggle for survival.

Ten years ago, a fairy named Daisy appeared before the young Eiji Hoshimiya and asked him to state his one and only wish. Though that wish remains unknown, it triggered a disaster known as the Great Destruction, causing the world to crumble and countless lives to be lost. Currently, Eiji is a high school student whose main focus is his ill sister. He has no memory of the wish he made; all he recalls is that his desire brought about the Great Destruction. In the time after that event, many others have also gained the power to realize their deepest desires. These individuals, called Orders, are seen as malevolent and are despised by society. Some Orders are now targeting Eiji, seeking revenge for those who perished because of him. Can Eiji manage to survive the constant attempts on his life? And the greatest mystery remains: what exactly did he wish for, and what were his motives behind a wish that led to such devastation?

In Fuyuki City, the Fifth Holy Grail War is about to begin, plunging participants into a brutal conflict of bloodshed, death, and suffering. High school student Rin Toosaka has dedicated her entire life to preparing for this moment—to become a magus worthy of serving as a Master in the war. After summoning her Servant, Archer, Rin finally takes her first steps into the battle. When she discovers that one of her acquaintances, Shirou Emiya, has also been dragged into the war, Rin proposes a temporary alliance. As their bond deepens, Rin starts to understand more about Shirou's destiny and his ideals. However, her own objective remains unchanged: to claim the all-powerful artifact that grants the wishes of those who emerge victorious from the conflict—the Holy Grail.

In the world, among all beasts, there exist special breeds called "ultimate species" that possess extraordinary strength and magical abilities, placing them at the pinnacle of power. Many humans covet these creatures' capabilities, driving some of them toward extinction. Rein Shroud, a beast tamer, can call upon various animals to aid him in tasks like reconnaissance and logistics. Because of this ability, he joins a party led by the corrupt and scheming hero Arios Orlando. After six months, however, Rein is cast out for being useless in combat due to his non-fighting class. But the team that abandoned him does not realize that Rein is an exception among beast tamers. His true potential emerges when he encounters Kanade—a cat spirit and one of the ultimate species—and successfully forms a contract with her. With Kanade at his side, Rein embarks on an adventurer's journey, steadily climbing the ranks and meeting more ultimate species along the way.

Vampire ruler Mina Tepes announces the existence of vampires on live television, revealing her plan to establish a sanctuary in Japan called the Vampire Bund. By using her family's wealth to pay off the nation's debt, she gains permission to build this safe haven for her kind. However, not everyone is swayed by Mina's influence, as her declaration sparks conflict with humans who believe the queen's quest for peace is a front. Akira Kaburagi does not believe in vampires and feels uneasy whenever they are mentioned, though he does not know why. Aside from a head injury he suffered a year ago, he lives carefree until meeting Mina. She stirs memories of a life he had long forgotten, and he begins protecting her without understanding the reason. But Akira's secret is far stranger than he could have imagined—he discovers he is a werewolf, sworn from birth to protect the vampire queen, even at the cost of his own life. Now, as these two perform a deadly dance in the Vampire Bund, Mina and Akira learn just how deep their bond truly runs.

Due to the consequences of a poor lifestyle, a certain human's body remains in a state of persistent chaos. With germs, bacteria, and foreign substances abound, the jobs of various cells grow increasingly difficult and dangerous. As some who have matured in this unstable environment, Sekkekkyuu AA2153 and Hakkekkyuu U-1196 strive to fulfill their duties—even if it means witnessing many of their fellow cells lose their lives in the line of duty. Taking place in a setting vastly different from the original story, Hataraku Saibou Black shows the cells' challenges as they work to preserve the body's health. However, the human's condition continues to decline, and whether these efforts will lead to any meaningful outcome rests on the cells themselves!

After being rescued from a bus hijacking by the masked hero Strange Juice, Yuuta Iridatsu ends up with his soul separated from his body and entrusted to a perverse cat spirit named Chiranosuke. As a ghost, Yuuta drifts around his home, the Korai House, hoping to reclaim his body while observing the other tenants: Meika Daihatsu, a gifted inventor; Mikatan Narugino, a cheerful idol; Ito Hikiotani, a shut-in NEET; and Rabura Chichibu, a spiritual medium. When he accidentally glimpses Narugino's underwear, Chiranosuke explains that Yuuta gains immense strength upon seeing panties. But if he sees another pair while still a spirit, his power will trigger an asteroid collision with Earth, destroying the world and killing his friends. Punch Line follows Yuuta as he uncovers the secrets of Korai House, its inhabitants, and a villainous group bent on global annihilation. Can Yuuta save everyone, or will the constant threat of panties lead to their doom?

In Kurouzu-cho, Kirie Goshima lives a fairly ordinary life alongside her family. One day, on her way to the train station to meet her boyfriend Shuuichi Saito, she spots his father staring at a snail shell in an alleyway. She thinks little of it and mentions it to Shuuichi, who reveals that his father has been acting strangely lately. Shuuichi confesses his growing urge to leave the town with Kirie, stating that the town is contaminated by spirals. But his father's obsession with the shape soon turns lethal, setting off a series of horrifying and inexplicable events that plunge the residents of Kurouzu-cho into madness.

Quiet rumors circulate among the female students at Shinyo Academy about a mysterious supernatural being. This being is Boogiepop, a shinigami said to kill people at the peak of their beauty before their charm fades. Few know his true identity: a protector who, after periods of inactivity, emerges as the alternate personality of high school girl Touka Miyashita to battle "the enemies of the world." Now, a series of unexplained disappearances—dismissed by the school as mere runaways—has roused Boogiepop. But somewhere on the campus, a dangerous creature lurks, waiting for the right moment to strike. Boogiepop wa Warawanai gently examines the deep connections between human beings and their experience of time, while exploring the intricate relationships, emotions, memories, and pasts of its characters.

After their great enemy is defeated, Gokuu Son and his companions enjoy peaceful lives on Earth. Meanwhile, in space, Beerus the God of Destruction wakes from a long sleep after dreaming of a being called a Super Saiyan God. With his aide Whis, Beerus seeks this powerful fighter because he wants to battle a strong opponent. Learning that the Saiyan home world was destroyed, he finds the remaining Saiyans on Earth, specifically targeting Gokuu. Having only heard legends of the Super Saiyan God, Gokuu and his friends summon Shen Long the Eternal Dragon, who they discover fears Beerus. After learning the secret of the Super Saiyan God, a fierce fight begins between Gokuu and Beerus, and their immense power threatens Earth.

After his parents die in a car crash, Teppei Arima is taken in by his grandfather and introduced to a world of wealth and privilege. Compared to his modest past, Isshin Arima's extravagant lifestyle shocks the young teen. In exchange for this generosity, Teppei must eventually take over as head of the Arima Financial Combine, and to prepare, he enrolls in a prestigious high school. Along with his new fame and fortune, Teppei learns of an arranged marriage to the equally wealthy Sylvia van Hossen, kicking off the thrilling adventures of his new life!

In 2015, the Chaldea Security Organization brings together specialists from both magical and non-magical fields to monitor possible extinction events that threaten humanity's future. For the next century, human survival appears guaranteed—until the prognosis abruptly changes, and now the extinction of the species is predicted at the end of 2016. The cause remains unknown, but it seems connected to the Japanese city of Fuyuki and the events of 2004 during the Fifth Holy Grail War. To counter this, Chaldea employs an experimental time travel method known as Rayshift technology. Using it, Ritsuka Fujimaru, a young man recently recruited into the organization, along with the enigmatic girl Mash Kyrielight, can journey back to 2004 to uncover how to save humanity. A grand order to defy fate has been issued—an order to alter the past and reclaim the future.

In July 1998, on a dark night, teenager Fujino Asagami is brutally assaulted and raped by a street gang inside an abandoned bar. No matter how much physical or sexual violence they inflict, the girl responds with the same blank, indifferent expression. The following day, mutilated bodies are discovered in that same location, torn apart so severely that investigators conclude the perpetrator could not possibly be human. Meanwhile, a client brings a request to Touko Aozaki's detective agency, assigning Shiki Ryougi to either capture or kill the one responsible for the previous night's massacre. Soon, rumors emerge that a single survivor escaped the carnage, and the murderer is now cutting down everything in their path to hunt down and eliminate that witness. A fierce race against time begins, as Shiki faces a dangerous enemy that remains invisible even to her legendary eyes.

At school, Mai Taniyama and her friends enjoy sharing ghost stories, with many revolving around an abandoned school building on campus. Their storytelling is interrupted by a mysterious young man, later revealed to be Kazuya Shibuya, the 17-year-old president of the Shibuya Psychic Research Company. He has been summoned by the principal to investigate the rumors about the abandoned building. The next day, on her way to school, Mai passes the building. While examining an unusual camera she spots inside, she is startled by Kazuya's assistant, inadvertently interfering with the investigation. Mai breaks the camera, and Kazuya's assistant gets injured. Kazuya forcefully hires Mai to cover the cost of the camera and replace his injured assistant. From then on, Mai begins to learn about the paranormal world and the ghost hunting profession.

Following the resolution of the "Laughing Man" incident, Section 9 is reinstated by Japan's newly elected Prime Minister, Youko Kayabuki, to address the ongoing danger of cyber-terrorism. A faction known as "The Individual Eleven" starts carrying out terrorist attacks throughout Japan. As Motoko Kusanagi, Daisuke Aramaki, Batou, and the rest of Section 9 look into this fresh threat, the Japanese government grapples with another issue: foreign refugees displaced by the Third World War are seeking sanctuary in Japan. However, during their pursuit, the special-ops team repeatedly crosses paths with Gouda Kazundo—a senior figure in the Cabinet Intelligence Service—leading them to suspect his involvement, and that the refugee crisis and The Individual Eleven may be more intertwined than they initially thought...

A self-proclaimed god hacks into a school's intercom system and commands all students to form pairs, preparing for transport to a parallel world. In that world, they will receive unique abilities and are expected to become heroes capable of defeating the Demon King that ravages the land. The initial transfer proceeds smoothly. However, Seiichi Hiiragi—who is constantly bullied by his classmates due to his somewhat unattractive appearance—is left behind because no one is willing to partner with him. Nevertheless, the self-proclaimed god still sends Seiichi to the parallel world, allowing him to join his peers. Unfortunately, this fateful event causes Seiichi to arrive deep in a forest, far from both his schoolmates and human civilization. Desperately seeking a way to change his predicament, Seiichi's miserable days only continue to worsen. Yet when all hope seems lost, he discovers a strange fruit known as the "Fruit of Evolution"—which may be his first step toward a significantly better future.

As Nanami Takahashi begins her first year of high school, she is optimistic about making plenty of new friends. She meets the timid Yuri Yamamoto and hears about a well-liked boy in their class, Yano Motoharu. Yuri holds a grudge against Yano because he once dated her older sister Nana, and Nanami initially finds his behavior unappealing as well. However, Nanami gradually develops feelings for Yano, and the two start spending more time together, eventually deciding to date. Their relationship faces obstacles, though: Yano has difficulty opening up to Nanami because his first girlfriend, Nana, passed away in a car accident the previous year, and she was with one of her ex-boyfriends at the time. Caught in the lingering influence of Yano's past with Nana, Nanami and Yano struggle to sustain their relationship through misunderstandings and heartache, all while holding onto their certainty of loving each other.

Eighteen-year-old Dale Reki is a talented, benevolent, and well-regarded traveler, recognized as one of Kreuz's top adventurers. While hunting magical beasts one day, he encounters a young devil girl named Latina, who is clad in tattered clothes and bears a broken horn—the mark of a criminal among devils. Worried for her safety, Dale takes Latina into his home and eventually adopts her. Latina is sweet, innocent, and compassionate, captivating Dale far more than he anticipated. He grows to cherish fatherhood—navigating the challenges of raising a child and the sorrow of their separations when his adventuring duties call him away. Though work and new-parent routines become steady anchors for Dale, the mysteries surrounding Latina linger. Why was she alone in the forest, and why does she carry a criminal's symbol? Simultaneously, Latina begins to explore the world and her own identity as she adapts to life with Dale.

In the arid realm of Clow, princess Sakura and her archaeologist companion Syaoran enjoy quiet days, despite the king's disapproval of their growing bond. Their peaceful existence is disrupted when Sakura, in a trance-like state, appears before Syaoran with wings sprouting from her back. The wings scatter into feathers and she collapses, prompting Syaoran to act. Syaoran discovers that to save Sakura, he must gather her feathers, which have been dispersed across numerous dimensions. He strikes a bargain with the Dimensional Witch Yuuko Ichihara and gains the aid of Mokona Modoki, a creature capable of crossing between worlds. Joining this quest are Fai D. Flourite, a lighthearted mage escaping oppression in his own realm, and Kurogane, a warrior sent on this journey to hone his skills and temper his nature. This unlikely group sets out to retrieve Sakura's feathers, a task that seems nearly hopeless.

For most students at Ansarivan Dragonar Academy, learning to ride and tame dragons is straightforward—but first-year Ash Blake is the exception. Known as the "number one problem child," he is mocked by his peers because, despite possessing an oversized star-shaped brand that marks him as a future dragon master, no dragon has ever appeared for him. That changes one day when Ash's dragon finally awakens in full glory. However, it looks nothing like any dragon ever recorded—it takes the form of a beautiful girl. To make matters worse, this dragon has a sharp attitude and immediately informs Ash that she is the master, and he is the servant. Ash's troubles with dragon riding are only just beginning.

Across Japan, schools vie for the title of the nation's top soccer team, but Raimon Middle School's own club, Inazuma Eleven, is on the verge of dissolution. The team's captain, Mamoru Endou—grandson of the original Inazuma Eleven goalkeeper—takes on the challenge of breathing life back into the long-neglected squad. To succeed, he'll require some assistance and more than a bit of luck. Mamoru finds a glimmer of hope in Shuuya Gouenji, a gifted player who has abandoned the sport altogether. Determined to bring Gouenji and other new members into the fold, Mamoru will stop at nothing. Can his drive and resolve cure the ailing club, or is the team beyond saving?

Just as the renowned author known as Sensei is on the verge of fulfilling his lifelong ambition—a double suicide alongside his beloved Sacchan—he is struck by a truck and transported to another world. The local priestess Annette designates him an adventurer and charges him with the daunting task of defeating the demon king. Refusing to embrace this role, Sensei instead dedicates his efforts to searching for Sacchan, hoping she may also be somewhere in this new realm. Early in his journey, Sensei encounters the martial artist Tama and inadvertently rescues them from a deadly situation. Out of gratitude, Tama decides to accompany him. Soon after, Annette joins the pair, drawn to the writer's compelling personality and vowing to protect his life. As this unlikely trio traverses dangerous, monster-filled lands, they gradually come to understand that the true threats to the world's peace may be human beings—and that Sensei might be the only one capable of stopping them.

After the events of Satsujin Kousatsu (Zen), Shiki Ryougi remains in a coma for two years following a traffic accident. When she finally regains consciousness, she finds herself with no recollection of her past and is overwhelmed by a deep sense of isolation. Even more unsettling, she perceives dark lines around objects in her surroundings; touching these lines allows her to dismantle the object—an ability that frightens her greatly. Her friend Mikiya Kokutou seeks the aid of Touko Aozaki, a mage who can assist Shiki in comprehending what her eyes—the "Mystic Eyes of Death Perception"—truly entail and how to wield them correctly.

A typical morning takes an unexpected turn when Akira Shiroyanagi, a high school student fond of games and Konpeito sweets, is suddenly pulled into a battlefield by a mysterious girl named Mion. The assembled participants are informed that they have been "erased from the family register, are part of an experiment, and have been granted certain abilities." Akira resolves to use his newfound power and cunning to win the game and dismantle the organization. With an unexpected ability and his sharp strategic mind, a new era of psychological combat begins.

Baki Hanma, weakened by the poison from his previous battle, is on the verge of death with no escape in sight. After his friend Retsu Kaiou brings him to China, Baki learns about the centuries-old Raitai Tournament, where the fiercest warriors compete to be crowned the strongest martial artist in all of China. Now that foreigners are allowed to enter, Baki is told he must participate in the tournament because it holds the cure to his illness. Unfortunately, his father—the being known as the "Strongest Creature on Earth"—is also taking part. Baki 2nd Season covers the events of this grand Chinese tournament, as well as Baki's encounter with the eccentric yet powerful Mohammad Alai Jr.

Rumors persist in Hokkaido about a hidden cache of gold. The gold was allegedly taken by a man who murdered its original Ainu owners. Before being arrested and jailed by the police, he concealed it in an unknown spot. To pass the location to his allies outside, he inked a map onto the bodies of his fellow inmates and promised them a portion of the gold if they could escape and locate it. First Lieutenant Tokushirou Tsurumi seeks to secure an edge for the 7th Division in the battle over the tattoos by commissioning a taxidermist to produce fake skins that only he can identify. Meanwhile, Saichi Sugimoto, Asirpa, and their group continue pursuing the skins based on a peculiar rumor: a burglar who broke into a house in Yubari discovered taxidermied human remains, including a torso marked with strange tattoos.

Seven years have passed since the Spiral King's defeat and the liberation of Earth, granting humanity a life of luxury, peace, and prosperity. Yet this comfortable existence leaves them vulnerable when a new, menacing enemy emerges, spurred by the swelling human population. That threat is the Anti-Spiral—a foe of unimaginable strength. As the Spiral King's dire warning about the ruin of "The Spiral's World" begins to manifest, everything is set. Team Dai-Gurren stands ready. Driven by his late brother's dream of a brighter future for humankind, Simon, together with Nia Teppelin and the rest of the team, resolves to defeat the mighty Anti-Spiral and restore the hope that humanity has lost.

Ushio Aotsuki is a stubborn middle school student and the son of an eccentric temple priest. He goes through life without paying much attention to his father's stories about supernatural creatures called youkai. But while looking after the temple during his father's absence, his chores lead him to a startling find: in the basement, he discovers a terrifying youkai pinned down by the legendary Beast Spear. The imprisoned youkai is Tora, notorious for his immense destructive power, who tries to trick Ushio into freeing him from his five-hundred-year imprisonment. Ushio does not believe his words and refuses to let him go. However, when a sudden youkai attack endangers his friends and his home, he has no choice but to rely on Tora—with the ancient spear as his only guarantee if the beast steps out of line. The meeting between Ushio and Tora is just the start of an unlikely duo's journey into the depths of the spiritual world. With the fabled Beast Spear in hand, Ushio will discover just how real and dangerous the realm of the supernatural can be.

After the intense battle on Rakuyou, the hidden past and genuine objective of the immortal Naraku leader, Utsuro, come to light. By corrupting the Altana reserves of multiple planets, Utsuro has provoked the intervention of the Tendoshuu's foremost adversary: the Altana Liberation Army. With Earth serving as the primary battlefield in this interplanetary conflict, Utsuro's scheme to annihilate the planet—and himself—is nearly achieved. An assault on the O-Edo Central Terminal signals the start of the final battle to reclaim the land of the samurai. With the Yorozuya absent, the bakufu in near ruin, and the Shogun missing, the populace is left utterly defenseless as the Liberation Army begins looting Edo under the pretext of freeing them from the Tendoshuu's dominion. Stuck between two equally formidable factions, can Gintoki, Kagura, Shinpachi, and the former disciples of Shouyou Yoshida set aside their differences and rally their allies to safeguard what they cherish?

Yoshikazu Miyano's problems begin on a sweltering summer day when Shuumei Sasaki enters his life. Sasaki rescues a classmate of Miyano's from a group of bullies, and afterward, Miyano cannot get rid of his peculiar upperclassman. His quiet respect for Sasaki slowly turns into irritation as the so-called delinquent keeps bothering him. Being called cute nicknames and having his personal space invaded, Miyano questions why Sasaki wants to be near him. The timid and easily embarrassed Miyano has a secret he is ashamed of—he is a "fudanshi," a boy who enjoys boys' love (BL) manga. The last thing he wants is for others to discover this, but he accidentally lets it slip to Sasaki. Curious, the clueless Sasaki asks to borrow a book to read, and Miyano reluctantly agrees. To his surprise, Sasaki likes the BL he is given and requests more, signaling a change in their odd relationship. Though Sasaki seems to have his own motives, his feelings for Miyano grow more complex the longer they are together. Now that they share a common interest, their relationship is set to evolve and deepen.

At Kaimei High School, a unique club exists solely to aid others—the SKET Brigade. The group's intellectual core is Kazuyoshi "Switch" Usui, a tech-savvy otaku who communicates through speech synthesis software. The physical strength comes from Hime "Himeko" Onizuka, the hockey stick-wielding girl previously called "Onihime." Finally, their leader is Yuusuke "Bossun" Fujisaki, whose hidden ability activates when he puts on his goggles, granting him immense focus. Yet most of the student body views them merely as the club that takes on odd requests. They often spend their days idling in the clubroom, but when a task arises, they throw themselves into helping others—usually in sincere yet unintentionally funny ways. The SKET Brigade does everything possible to offer support, kindness, encouragement, and problem-solving to any student bold enough to seek their aid.

Rishe Irmgard Weitzner is once again in a familiar predicament: her fiancé cancels their betrothal in public, and her ducal family intends to cast her out in disgrace. Yet Rishe is unfazed—she has already lived through six opportunities to restart her life and pursue a different dream each time. However, she always ended up caught in a conflict and perished, so for her seventh reincarnation she longs for a peaceful, uneventful existence. What Rishe fails to anticipate is the presence of Arnold Hein, the crown prince of the Galkhein Kingdom. He is fated to seize the throne and become a tyrant who launches a massive invasion of neighboring lands. To make matters worse, Arnold was the person who ended Rishe’s life in her past loop. That makes it all the more shocking when he asks for her hand on the spot, without hesitation. In order to achieve the life she desires, Rishe must consider accepting Arnold’s proposal and uncover the motives behind his cruel actions—so that the war never happens.

Believing that the all-powerful god Mitama will eventually save him, Yukito Urabe takes part in a ceremony to become the new head of his father’s religious group. However, he drowns during the ritual and wishes to be reborn in a world free of gods and faith. He awakens in a completely different realm where spirituality does not exist. There he meets a strange girl named Aruaru, who shows him around her village. Yet his perfect image of this world’s society shatters when he sees a public mass suicide and discovers the nation’s policy on death: at any time, the government can order any citizen to die. Aruaru and her sister are soon dragged away to be executed, and Yukito rushes to save them—but fails. In desperation, he remembers his father’s lessons and prays to Mitama for help. As if in answer, a small girl descends from the sky and destroys everyone who harmed Yukito and his friends. To his shock, the girl identifies herself as Mitama.

The Franchouchou girls return, stronger than ever, but find themselves buried in debt. After a concert flops, the undead members are forced to take part-time jobs to cover the venue costs, while their normally eccentric manager Koutarou Tatsumi descends into alcoholism. Yet dark times can't keep these idols down. Rival idol groups emerge, a famous talk show host retires, and existential questions begin to surface. Koutarou's past slowly unravels as a journalist closes in on the truth. As Saga descends into chaos, Franchouchou may realize that being dead is the least of their worries—though the legendary Tae Yamada only grows more legendary.

In the city of Stern Bild, individuals with special abilities are known as NEXT, who may use their powers for either heroism or villainy. A select group of NEXT appear regularly on Hero TV, chasing criminals to bring attention to their sponsors and earn Hero Points, all while competing to become the next King of Heroes. Kotetsu T. Kaburagi, also called "Wild Tiger," is a veteran hero whose performance has recently declined, partly because of his difficulty cooperating with other heroes. After a lackluster season where most of his peers far outperformed him, Tiger is partnered with a new hero who goes by his real name—Barnaby Brooks Jr. Barnaby, nicknamed "Bunny" by his carefree partner, wastes no time making it clear that the two could not be more opposite. Even though they mix like oil and water, Tiger and Bunny must learn to work together, both for their careers and to confront the growing dangers lurking within Stern Bild.

During the 1920s, a period marked by significant transformation and turmoil, monstrous demons began appearing across America. To counter this threat, the holy Order of Magdalene was formed. The New York branch of this organization houses the impulsive young Sister Rosette Christopher and her partner Chrno. Charged with eliminating demonic dangers, this renowned pair excels at their work, even though their missions often result in extensive collateral damage. Behind their actions lie dark personal histories. Rosette seeks to find her missing brother Joshua, who was taken by the demonic sinner Aion—a figure with whom Chrno shares a bloody past. Together, they must confront the escalating demon menace, uncover its origin, and continue their search for the truth behind Joshua's disappearance.

Hino Akiharu was orphaned at a young age and taken in by his uncle. Not wanting to be a burden, he chooses to attend Hakureiryou high school, a free boarding school where he works as a butler. However, his rough, delinquent appearance scares the female students, who form the majority. Struggling to fit in, Akiharu encounters Saikyou Tomomi, his childhood crush.

Chisato Mizusawa works as a composed and composed assistant office manager who claims to have no fondness for alcohol. In reality, she enjoys drinking, but a different, cuter side of her appears only when she’s intoxicated—a secret she shares solely with her husband, Sora, who is a bartender. When Chisato returns home each evening, Sora looks after his beloved wife, preparing a nice meal and a fresh cocktail for her. These drinks range from Plum Splet and Irish Coffee to Orange Breeze and other tasty mixtures that she happily downs. However, while she adores alcohol, she holds an even deeper love for her gentle husband. Together, they enjoy a life full of joy—and the not-so-rare cocktail.

The life of diligent Hayate Ayasaki seems to embody Murphy's Law—everything that can go wrong inevitably does. After his parents rack up a debt exceeding 150 million yen and abandon him, they sell him to the yakuza, forcing Hayate to flee from a grim fate. On that same night, he encounters Nagi Sanzenin, a young girl, and attempts to kidnap her to settle his family's enormous debt. However, due to Hayate's compassionate personality and a series of misunderstandings, Nagi mistakes his actions for a love confession. After he rescues her from actual kidnappers, she hires him as her personal butler, revealing that she belongs to one of Japan's richest families. Though highly capable, Hayate is plagued by the worst possible luck. He immediately begins serving his employer while coping with the countless misfortunes that come his way. Whether managing a mansion, defending against dangerous enemies, or accidentally winning the affections of the women around him, Hayate finds himself overwhelmed in the butler comedy Hayate no Gotoku!

A technological hell disguised as a paradise, Tsukimihara Academy is an artificial high school built to host the next Holy Grail War. Constructed by the Moon Cell computer, the school houses souls projected from Earth who possess even the faintest potential to become a "Master." Among these 256 souls, 128 are selected to participate in the main tournament and receive a Servant. Once all Masters are chosen, the Academy initiates a purge to eliminate the remaining lifeforms. Waking up in a pool of his own blood, Hakuno Kishinami refuses to die. Driven by an inexplicable hatred, he swears to fight for survival. While trying to escape a relentless pursuer, he discovers a crimson blade stuck in the ground; pulling it out summons his own Servant, Saber, who instantly destroys the enemy amid a shower of rose petals. Armed with his newfound power, Hakuno must now journey to the Moon Cell's core, the Angelica Cage. There, he will uncover the truth behind this artificial world and the mysteries of his own bloodstained past.

On the desert planet Noman's Land, journalists Meryl Stryfe and Roberto De Niro search for the notorious outlaw Vash the Stampede. However, the person they encounter near the barren settlement of Jeneora Rock is nothing like the deadly terrorist they anticipated. Instead, Vash is a gentle and easygoing wanderer who advocates for peace and is cherished by the locals. His false notoriety comes from the terrible acts carried out by his twin brother, Millions Knives. Nonetheless, Vash is known as "The Humanoid Typhoon" because violent chaos often seems to trail behind him. Trouble does come when bounty hunters arrive, chasing the large reward on Vash's head. Their aggressive hunt endangers the town and its vital power plant. With his exceptional skill with a gun, Vash manages to fend off most of these hostile forces. However, he must eventually confront the greatest threat: the overwhelming destructive might of his wicked brother.