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For most people, civil servants are frustrating, insufficient, and irritating. But three new employees are about to learn what really happens behind the scenes. Lucy Yamagami seeks revenge on the civil servant who allowed her ridiculously long name to be written on her birth certificate; Yutaka Hasebe is a laid-back guy always looking for a chance to slack off; and Saya Miyoshi is a nervous first-time worker. They are about to experience the underwhelming satisfaction of being government employees. They are supposed to be trained by Taishi Ichimiya, but despite having worked there for eight years, he has no idea how to train them. With an incompetent senior colleague and unpleasant confrontations with clients, the trio begins to lose faith in their chosen occupation but encourages each other to do their best.

Hoping to advance her relationship with Kobayashi, dragon maid Tooru feels sure about her newest invention: a love potion! As Valentine's Day approaches, Tooru thinks the best way to use the potion is in chocolates made from scratch. But on the day itself, Tooru's scheme falls apart when Kobayashi sees past her sincere yet dishonest gift. Even though this attempt fails, plenty of other chances remain. With the cheerful celebration and a visit to the hot springs, Kobayashi and the dragons enjoy the sweet event to the fullest.

In the face of an impending calamitous drought, the Star Readers of the Shin Yogo Empire must find a way to prevent widespread hunger. Ancient legends tell of the first emperor and eight warriors who killed a water demon to avert a great drought and secure the land that would become Shin Yogo. Should a water demon appear again, its death could bring deliverance. But the water demon takes form inside the emperor's own son, Prince Chagum—by imperial decree, Chagum must be sacrificed to rescue the realm. Meanwhile, a mysterious spear-wielding bodyguard named Balsa arrives in Shin Yogo for her own business. After rescuing Chagum from a thinly disguised assassination attempt, she is charged by the prince's mother to shield him from the emperor and his pursuers. Tied to a sacred oath she made long ago, Balsa agrees. Seirei no Moribito follows Balsa as she undertakes her mission to protect Chagum, delving into the wonders of life, nature, family, and the connections that grow between strangers.

Poputepipikku pushes absurdist comedy to the extreme with its pop culture references and surreal humor. The two main characters are bona fide high school girls—the short and exceptionally quick-tempered Popuko, and the tall and unshakeably calm Pipimi—who fling genres against the wall without waiting to see what sticks. Parody interweaves with drama, action, crudeness, and the series' ultimate goal: to become a real anime.

Souls that commit unforgivable sins are removed from the reincarnation cycle monitored by the Soul Society, and Hell's gates open to condemn them to eternal punishment. From that realm where no one has ever returned, three tormented beings calling themselves the Sinners of Hell burst into Karakura Town, sparking a brutal fight against substitute Soul Reaper Ichigo Kurosaki and his friends. After the battle, Ichigo's sisters are abducted, with the Sinners' leader Shuren intending to lure Ichigo so they can break free from Hell's chains. Assisted by a Sinner named Kokutou, Ichigo and his companions journey into Hell for a rescue mission. However, the Soul Society opposes this venture, fearing it will disrupt the balance between worlds. As the lines between friend and foe grow blurred, Ichigo must confront his most difficult dilemma yet—a choice that could plunge all three worlds into chaos.

The third entry in 07th Expansion's popular When They Cry series, Umineko no Naku Koro ni is set on Rokkenjima, the private island of the immensely wealthy Ushiromiya family. As has been tradition for years, the whole family gathers there for a meeting to discuss each member's current financial standing. With the family head's health declining, this year's conference also covers the topic of his inheritance and how it will be divided. The family does not realize, however, that the distribution of the old man's fortune is far from Ushiromiya Kinzou's main concern for this gathering. After his longtime friend and doctor warns him that his end is near, Kinzou becomes desperate to see the true love of his life one more time: the Golden Witch, Beatrice. Having devoted much of his later years to studying black magic, Kinzou sets in motion a ritual to resurrect his beloved as soon as his family arrives on Rokkenjima. Not long after, a powerful typhoon maroons everyone on the island, and a series of inexplicable murders begin. The eighteen people trapped there must fight for their lives in a deadly conflict between fantasy and reality.

For the timid and withdrawn Ryuuto Kashima, being linked with the popular Runa Shirakawa seemed like an impossible dream—until he lost a bet with his friends and was forced to confess. To his shock, Runa accepts, flipping his world upside down. However, dating Runa proves overwhelming, so Ryuuto asks to keep their relationship a secret from everyone except their closest friends. This decision leads to a series of mishaps that he fears will doom the romance. As they work through each misunderstanding, Ryuuto reveals his insecurities from past experiences, and the two grow closer. Just when things start going right, Ryuuto's middle school crush Maria Kurose transfers into his class and begins causing a stir. At the same time, terrible rumors about Runa spread around school, prompting Ryuuto to take desperate measures to protect her.

Shuu Tsukiyama is a ghoul—a being that feeds on human flesh—and he takes great pleasure in savoring his meals. One evening, while luxuriating in the carefully orchestrated killing of his dinner, Shuu's eagerly anticipated first bite is interrupted by a sudden flash of light. The flash comes from the camera of high school student Chie Hori, who hands Shuu a perfect photograph capturing his true nature. The extremely clear image of a bloody corpse and an overly excited Shuu threatens to expose his ghoul identity, forcing him to resolve the situation quickly. After discovering that Chie attends the same high school and is even in the same class, Shuu's reasons for becoming obsessed shift from self-preservation to morbid curiosity. As he grows closer to the absent-minded and deeply peculiar photographer, he challenges both of them to learn more about each other's conflicting worlds; Shuu promises that Chie will emerge from this experience with a photograph even better than the one she already has.

In the world of Duel Monsters, a fresh wave of duelists prepare to compete for the ultimate title: the King of Games. Eager to join their ranks, the carefree Juudai Yuuki enrolls at Duel Academy, a prestigious school dedicated to training these future contenders. On his very first day, though, Juudai's relaxed and careless nature makes him late for his entrance exam. There, he runs into a familiar figure who gives him the "Winged Kuriboh," a card that becomes his new partner. He soon starts living as a duelist—but will fate and darkness twist his reality far beyond anything he ever expected? Yu-Gi-Oh! GX follows Juudai's journey as he works toward his dream of becoming the next King of Games. Plunged into countless unprecedented situations, one thing is certain for Juudai and his friends—life at Duel Academy will never be boring.

In a future era, humanity’s reliance on fossil fuels results in their total exhaustion, triggering an unprecedented energy crisis. In response, the world shifts to solar power as an alternative. Nations consolidate into three major blocs: the Union of Solar Energy and Free Nations, the Advanced European Union, and the Human Reform League. Each faction gains access to a solar generator, providing them with limitless energy. Consequently, countries that once depended on fossil fuel exports fall into poverty, sparking prolonged wars and internal conflicts over control of solar energy. Into this turmoil emerges an unknown paramilitary group calling themselves "Celestial Being," which aims to eradicate all warfare through armed intervention using mysterious, highly advanced Mobile Suits called Gundams. Mobile Suit Gundam 00 follows Celestial Being’s Gundam Meisters—Setsuna F. Seiei, Lockon Stratos, Allelujah Haptism, and Tieria Erde. These four plunge into the devastating battles among the three superpowers, striving to achieve their goal of changing the world.

The first OVA, "Sore wa, Ikinari Otozureta = Koi," features Tarou Kabakura, a third-year high school student and captain of the boys' volleyball team, who is constantly harassed by his underclassman Hanako Koyanagi, in charge of the girls' team. Koyanagi insists that since the girls have an upcoming match, Kabakura should let them use the courts. When he refuses, she reveals photographic evidence of his secret hobby. With the threat of his team discovering his otaku interests, Kabakura agrees to hand over the courts and also gives Koyanagi private coaching. As they grow closer, they forge a lasting bond. The second OVA, "Tomodachi no Kyori," expands on Naoya and Kou's relationship. The third OVA, "Shain Ryokou to Negaigoto," covers the employee retreat chapters.

Many people are familiar with the difficulty of starting at a new school in an unfamiliar environment, having to go through the exhausting process of making friends from scratch. Bocchi Hitori knows this struggle intimately, having just finished elementary school and entered middle school. However, she suffers from severe social anxiety: she passes out when overwhelmed, throws up when nervous, and devises overly elaborate strategies to avoid social interaction. To make matters worse, her only friend from elementary school, Kai Yawara, will not be attending the same middle school as Bocchi. Yet, wanting to help her, Kai cuts off contact with Bocchi and promises to reconnect only after Bocchi has become friends with every classmate in her new middle school class. Despite having no confidence in herself, Bocchi is determined to win back Kai's friendship. Gathering all her courage, she takes on the overwhelming challenge of befriending her entire class, beginning with the tough-looking girl seated in front of her.

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The Band of the Hawk and their mysterious commander Griffith continue their streak of victories, elevating their reputation across the kingdom of Midland. Their newest mission, however, has proven impossible for all who have tried: capturing the seemingly unbreachable fortress of Doldrey. With warriors like Guts—captain of the Hawks' raiders, capable of cutting down a hundred enemies with his massive sword—such obstacles become manageable. Yet following the triumph, Guts resolves to leave the Hawks to chase his own ambitions and says goodbye to his comrades, ignoring Griffith's requests to remain. This single departure shatters Griffith's self-control and drives him to a choice that will forever change both his destiny and that of the Band of the Hawk.

After joining Furin High School—where the students call themselves Bofurin and protect the town of Makochi—Haruka Sakura initially doubted everyone, but he has since made new friends. Now learning to fight alongside his classmates and slowly moving past his solitary nature, Sakura has become the first-year grade captain. Sakura’s abilities are tested when he and his classmates confront KEEL, a delinquent group infamous for its brutal violence and coercion. Though KEEL at first seems like just another rowdy gang, their sudden emergence and overwhelming numbers may conceal a more sinister threat. With the odds stacked against the Bofurin members, Sakura must accept that acknowledging his own weaknesses and seeking help from his upperclassmen are essential to keeping the peace in Makochi.

Taichi Yagami and his companions have progressed to junior high school, but in that time, they've lost touch with their Digimon partners. So Taichi is startled when he receives an unexpected distress call summoning him to the Digital World. Upon arriving, he discovers that Digimon are terrified of the mysterious Digimon Emperor, who is somehow preventing them from Digivolving! Back in the real world, Hikari Yagami and Takeru Takaishi find themselves together in the same fifth-grade class. They share three classmates: Daisuke Motomiya, who reminds them both of Taichi; Miyako Inoue, a genius with technology; and Iori Hida, Miyako's neighbor. When these three youngsters receive "D-3" Digivices, they—together with Hikari and Takeru, who still have their original Digivices—form the next generation of "Chosen Children" who must save the world once more. Using the power of the Armored Digi-Eggs, they must foil the Digimon Emperor's schemes to extend his dominion over the entire Digital World.

When loner Touka Mimori is summoned to another world along with his classmates, he receives the ability to inflict status ailments like paralysis or poison on his foes. However, skills of this kind are deemed useless due to their low success rate, so Touka is labeled an E-rank hero. The situation grows worse when the goddess Vicius, who summoned the class, announces that the lowest-ranked hero will be eliminated to avoid hindering those with greater potential. Cast out into a notoriously perilous region, Touka faces death after being trapped by a minotaur-like monster. In a last-ditch effort to survive, he employs his supposedly worthless skill—only to discover it works almost every time. Now equipped with the power to render any monster in his path utterly helpless, Touka resolves to hunt down the goddess who discarded him and take his revenge.

Amu Hinamori is a timid girl who has difficulty making friends because of the rumors at school about her "cool and spicy" personality. She wishes she could show everyone her true self. One day, she wakes up to find three colorful, ornately decorated eggs in her bed. These "Hearts Eggs" each contain a "Guardian Character"—a manifestation of someone's inner self and their dreams. With the help of Ran, Miki, and Su, Amu is now able to express who she really is. However, things don't always go as planned. The sudden appearance of Amu's Guardian Characters draws the attention of the Seiyo Elementary Guardians, a student council-like group where each member has their own Guardian Character. Because she possesses multiple Characters, Amu is brought in as the Guardians' "Joker," tasked with helping them find X Eggs—corrupted versions of Hearts Eggs. As she becomes involved in the Guardians' mission, Amu starts to learn more about these mysterious Characters, the X Eggs, and the organization that seems to be behind it all.

When Shoutarou Tatewaki encounters Sakurako Kujou for the first time, he realizes his life is about to change drastically. At first, he suspects her of being involved in a local disappearance, but soon discovers her genuine expertise: examining bone specimens. Sakurako has an extensive collection of reconstructed animal skeletons, though she yearns for more human ones—a desire that unsettles those around her. Shoutarou then finds himself accompanying the eccentric osteologist as she investigates a series of unresolved cases, often involving decomposing bodies. With so many strange incidents occurring in their vicinity, a larger mystery may be unfolding in their lives. Sakurako-san no Ashimoto ni wa Shitai ga Umatteiru follows two unlikely partners, each demonstrating in their own way that while bones reveal how someone died, only people can reveal how they lived.

Famous racehorses that created notable legacies, each with their own unique qualities, are reborn as horse girls in an alternate world. In this new existence, they begin their journey once more, continuing to race and possibly reenacting the glory they once achieved. With a dream of becoming the top racehorse in Japan, a horse girl named Special Week moves to Tokyo to enter Tracen Academy—a school that trains horse girls like her to improve as racers. At the academy, Special Week observes the elegant running style of Silence Suzuka and feels inspired to become a racer like her. Soon after, Special Week is asked to join Silence Suzuka's team, Spica. From that point, she starts her climb to the summit—one lap after another.

Touta Konoe lives an ordinary life in a quiet rural village. Everything changes when his teacher, Yukihime, reveals she is a vampire; after she rescues him from a life-threatening injury, she grants him immortality. Already eager to see the world, the young Touta sets out to achieve his goal of reaching the summit of Amanomihashira—a tower that extends into outer space. Along the way, he discovers a hidden organization of fellow immortals known as "UQ Holders." With new allies and guidance, Touta begins his own extraordinary magical journey.

Bell Cranel continues his quest to grow stronger and delve deeper into the Dungeon, walking the streets of Orario alongside his friends and the goddess Hestia. That night, the city transforms with stalls and games in celebration of the Holy Moon Festival. Among the festivities, the god Hermes runs an activity where contestants must pull a spear lodged in a crystal boulder. Anyone who succeeds receives a special prize: a journey around the world and a divine blessing from the gods. Bell and his companions challenge each other to win the reward. But beneath the surface of this innocent party game lies the beginning of a perilous adventure.

Hiroki Fujisawa and Takuya Shirakawa share a deep fascination for two things: their classmate Sayuri Sawatari and the immense Ezo Tower rising endlessly across the Tsugaru Strait. Drawn to the unreachable structure, they begin building an aeroplane from a broken drone they found, naming it the Bella Ciela, with the goal of one day soaring to the tower's sky-high summit. When Sayuri joins them, the two boys promise to fly her there together. However, Japan has been split into northern and southern regions, and conflict brews near the tower's base, which marks the border between the American-controlled southern islands and the Soviet-occupied northern territories. Later, Sayuri vanishes without a trace, and Hiroki and Takuya lose sight of her. Unknown to them, she has fallen into a sleeping disorder that has kept her comatose for three years. When they finally learn of her condition, they also uncover a strange connection between her unconscious state and the very tower they once vowed to conquer together.

Mysterious demonic entities called Nemeses descend from the sky and disintegrate everything they touch. Only Sorcerers—people who have survived an encounter with a Nemesis but became infected in the process—can fight these creatures. Seth, a Sorcerer from Pompo Hills, embarks on a journey to eliminate every Nemesis. He is joined by Doc and Mélie, fellow Sorcerers who share his goal. Their mission is to create a world where Sorcerers are no longer persecuted for their infection, and to achieve that, they seek to destroy the source of the Nemeses: the legendary Radiant.

The world has been forsaken by God, plunging existence into a state where no one can truly die and no new life can be born, while the "dead" wander aimlessly among the living. Before turning away forever, God granted one final miracle by creating "gravekeepers"—mystical beings who can lay the dead to rest through proper burial. Ai, a cheerful yet naive young girl, carries on her late mother's role as her village's gravekeeper. One day, a man named Hampnie Hambart—claimed to be Ai's father—arrives and slaughters everyone in her village. With her home destroyed and no direction in life, Ai decides to join this mysterious man on his travels. As she journeys across the land, the young gravekeeper strives to fulfill her duty: bringing peace to the dead and helping the living, all while gradually uncovering the truth about the world God left in such a tragic state.

Princess Anisphia "Anis" Wynn Palletia has longed to soar through the sky ever since she could remember, even though the people of her kingdom dismiss it as a foolish aspiration. Standing in the way of her dream is the fact that Anis cannot use magic despite being born into nobility. Unwilling to surrender, she gives up her claim to the throne and dedicates herself to creating "magicology"—a field that mixes resources from her world with knowledge she retained from her past life on Earth. Because of Anis' unusual behavior, the burden of the kingdom's future falls onto her younger brother, Algard. When he is pressured into a political marriage with Euphyllia Magenta, a girl he scarcely knows, Algard resists by spending his time with a commoner rather than his fiancée. After Euphyllia attempts to step in, Algard publicly cancels their engagement and accuses his ex-fiancée of being a bully. Crashed into the banquet where Algard is making his announcement, Anis swoops in on the flying broom she is testing and rescues Euphyllia. She then offers Euphyllia a position as her assistant, which the other girl reluctantly accepts. Although their partnership might seem like a random occurrence, Anis has a hidden reason for wanting Euphyllia around.

When 15-year-old Kino finds herself burdened by heavy thoughts, there is one thing that always lifts her spirits: travel. Exploring the beautiful, wonderful world around her and the unique ways people choose to live brings her immense joy. Yet, despite her cute appearance and polite manner, Kino is far from defenseless. With "Cannon" and "Woodsman," her trusted pistols, she does not hesitate to kill anyone who dares to obstruct her path. Always at her side is Hermes, her best friend and loyal companion—a sentient motorcycle who supports Kino through the sorrows and hardships of their journey. Together, they roam the vast countryside, driven by the shared goal of always moving forward and bound by one rule: never stay in any country for more than three days. As Kino and Hermes meet new people and learn the customs of their societies, they grow and gain deeper insight into their own principles and values. But as Kino gradually uncovers the world around her, she also confronts dangers lurking within the vast unknown.

Eiji Kitahama longs for what many high school guys fantasize about: being popular and surrounded by a harem of adoring girls. His wish gets a boost when Rin Nanakura, a new junior in the drama club, offers to help make that dream a reality. Using her remarkable acting talent, she adopts a variety of personas—from teasing to calm and collected—each one playing a different role in Eiji's simulated harem. As Rin grows closer to Eiji, she expands her range of characters, effortlessly switching between them while they enjoy their time together in the club. Through these performances, the real Rin Nanakura does her best to win Eiji's heart.

Megalo Box is an evolved form of boxing in which competitors wear metal frames called Gear. When the first Megalonia tournament was held, "Gearless" Joe became its champion and was known to all as a legendary fighter. However, soon after that, he lost an exhibition match against the second champion and disappeared from the public eye. Seven years later, Joe now goes by "Nomad" and keeps a low profile, occasionally fighting in a few underground matches to get by. He is tormented by hallucinations and depends on a set of painkillers to numb his mind. During a match, Joe wins against an opponent, Chief, who purposely loses for some extra money from gamblers. Afterwards, Joe learns that Chief comes from a community of immigrants called the Casa. Chief is gradually trying to earn enough money to buy the land where they live illegally. At first, Joe hesitates to get involved, but eventually decides to give the Casa a helping hand.

In a world where witches were once revered and feared for the divine magic they used to guide humanity's progress, times have shifted. As science advances, humans have caught up to witches in power, and the mighty Redia Empire now seeks to eradicate all witches and claim dominance over the world. Fleeing this deadly decree, the renowned witch Chloe and her apprentice Adonis seek shelter, but the Empire corners them and brutally executes Chloe. Devastated by his master's death and humanity's cruelty, Adonis swears revenge, promising to use the very magic they aim to destroy to wipe out mankind.

Between being a top student and managing the household alone while her mother is away, Asuna Watase finds her sole escape in listening to an old crystal radio in her hidden mountain refuge. One day, she accidentally picks up a strange, sorrowful tune unlike any she has encountered before. Shortly after, a mysterious boy named Shun rescues her from a dangerous creature, unwittingly pulling Asuna into an extended journey to a forgotten realm that will exceed her wildest imagination, transforming her once peaceful life into an intricate requiem.

High in the mountains of northern Fiore is the Fire Village, where a deep-blue artifact called the Phoenix Stone is safeguarded. It is entrusted to a mysterious woman named Éclair, who holds the stone's ancient phoenix power. She wanders alone, protecting it, though she has no memory of why she was given that duty and only vague recollections of where she needs to deliver it. After crossing paths with the wizard guild Fairy Tail, Éclair accepts help from Natsu Dragneel and his companions to solve the stone's secrets. But during their journey, Éclair is ambushed and the stone is stolen. This reveals malicious plans to resurrect the blazing phoenix and exploit its unrivaled strength. The wizards of Fairy Tail face a disaster that could destroy everything. They must unite to stop the phoenix's revival and save the world from catastrophe.

Prideful literary editor Ritsu Onodera, tired of being envied by coworkers for riding on his father's reputation, quits his job at his father's publishing company and transfers to Marukawa Publishing in order to make a name for himself on his own merit. However, instead of being placed in the literary division, Ritsu ends up as a rookie manga editor in the Emerald editing department, a team that operates under extremely tight schedules to meet deadlines. There, he meets the notoriously demanding editor-in-chief Masamune Takano, a man who is relentless in his pursuit of results. It soon comes to light that Takano is actually Ritsu's first love from high school, and the heartbreak that followed has left Ritsu reluctant to fall in love again. Now reunited after years apart, Takano vows to make Ritsu say he loves him once more. Sekaiichi Hatsukoi follows three interconnected couples within the manga industry, each experiencing the unfolding of a first love.

During one summer, Norimichi Shimada and his friends are curious whether fireworks appear round or flat from a side view. They come up with a plan to discover the answer at the Moshimo Festival's fireworks display. However, Norimichi becomes conflicted when his classmate Nazuna Oikawa decides to run away from home and asks him to accompany her. When their escape attempt goes wrong, a strange orb in Nazuna's possession provides them with another chance to stay together.

Kenma Kozume has never viewed volleyball as something enjoyable or exciting—it is simply an activity he excels at. However, now that Nekoma High School's volleyball team has earned a spot in the Spring Nationals, they are set to face off against their longtime foes—Karasuno. Kenma must now study the most puzzling and tenacious team and guide Nekoma to triumph over them. Additionally, he will go up against his friend Shouyou Hinata, Karasuno's short yet exceptionally skilled middle blocker. Karasuno has never managed to defeat Nekoma during practice matches. Nonetheless, despite his typical apathy, Kenma feels a slight thrill at the thought of competing against Karasuno in a high-stakes official match with no second chances. To reach the semifinals and eventually restore their team's past prestige, Karasuno must discover a way to outmaneuver Kenma's sharp tactics and conquer Nekoma on their home ground.

Following a calculated tactical move, Senkuu Ishigami's group succeeds in delaying the more technologically advanced forces of Dr. Xeno. A truce between the two sides leads to the creation of Corn City in North America, offering hope for a growing population in the future. At the same time, Senkuu and a portion of his allies hurry to the Amazon in South America—the point where the petrification beam had its greatest impact—to establish Superalloy City and move forward with their spaceship construction. With dangerous enemies still chasing Senkuu and his companions, it becomes a desperate sprint to reach the interior of the dense Amazon. As unforeseen allies and scientific inventions drive this stage of the journey forward, Senkuu comes closer than ever to finally solving the riddle behind the petrification phenomenon.

While heading to a convenience store, Kazuya Shiina attempts to protect two young girls from an armed attacker, but ends up being stabbed and dying on the spot. This selfless act allows him to be reborn with all his memories intact in another world as Cain von Silford, the third son of a margrave. When Cain reaches the age of five, a baptismal ceremony at the church grants him an audience with the seven gods who rule over the world. The gods not only explain the details of his reincarnation but also bestow upon Cain their individual divine protections—enabling him to wield cheat-like abilities in swordsmanship, magic, and numerous other fields. Armed with these blessings, Cain embarks on a quest to live a rewarding life that he considers a dream come true. Yet it quickly becomes apparent that the gods have far greater intentions for him than merely granting a random gift of overwhelming power.

Perched on a hill above a coastal port is a boarding house called Coquelicot Manor. Because her family runs the place, Umi Matsuzaki handles many of the chores involved in operating the small lodging, including cooking for the other residents. When she is not at home, she attends the local high school—which is currently facing a minor issue. With the Olympic Games approaching, an old, well-loved clubhouse is scheduled for demolition to make room for a new building. In response, a large portion of the student body has united, working relentlessly to stop the demolition. Umi gets involved by aiding the newspaper club in spreading the word about this effort, and during this time she becomes friends with Shun Kazama, with whom she slowly falls in love. However, Shun is an orphan with little knowledge of his own background, and when the two start looking for clues about his past, they realize they might share more in common than either ever expected.

Despite possessing a broad set of skills as a handyman, Saitou finds himself constantly undervalued and poorly compensated. After voicing his complaints, he is dismissed by his boss, who asserts that he can be replaced without difficulty. As if his misfortune weren't already severe enough, Saitou soon finds himself nearly struck by a truck while walking home. Surprisingly, Saitou does not perish; instead, he is whisked away to a different world. There, he encounters a party consisting of the female knight Raelza, the moonlit fairy Lafanpan, and the mage Morlock. By coincidence, they are searching for a new member whose abilities align with Saitou's talents. During their adventures together, Saitou applies his know-how to aid his companions and gradually gains the appreciation he had never imagined possible. Yet his arrival may prove to be the spark that links a varied group of individuals from various backgrounds, slowly revealing a destiny that could usher in a profound transformation for this realm.

As a young girl, Uta—former musician of the Red Hair Pirates and childhood friend of Monkey D. Luffy—vowed to create a new age of freedom by spreading happiness through her music across the world. Luffy and the Straw Hat Crew attend Uta's debut live concert, where countless fans have gathered to experience the diva's extraordinary singing. Due to a traumatic event in her past, Uta harbors a strong resentment toward pirates; her joyful reunion with Luffy is interrupted when she discovers that he has become one. When Luffy refuses to abandon his pirate life, Uta unleashes her abilities against the Straw Hats. The crew soon realizes that their minds have been ensnared in Uta's dream world from the moment the concert began, while their unconscious bodies remain asleep in the real world. With time running out, the Straw Hats must find a way to break free from the nightmare or remain imprisoned in Uta's dream forever.

While exploring a labyrinth, Rentt Faina, a seasoned adventurer with little to show for his experience, is killed by a dragon after stumbling upon its lair. To his astonishment, he awakens transformed into a skeleton, the lowest tier of undead monsters. As Rentt battles the other creatures within the labyrinth, he learns that defeating them grants him experience toward higher stages of undead evolution—including forms with flesh! Armed with this discovery, Rentt gains a new purpose in his undead state: to keep evolving in the hope of eventually becoming a vampire, the highest undead form, nearly indistinguishable from humans. Forced to conceal his past identity and monstrous nature beneath an unremovable mask, Rentt manages to reclaim a semblance of his former life. Given shelter by Lorraine Vivier, a top-tier researcher and retired adventurer, Rentt adopts her surname and restarts as a novice. Determined to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming a mithril-class adventurer, Rentt must be careful not to reveal his new physical condition, lest the adventurers' guild seek to eliminate the monster he has become.

A decade after a shipwreck claimed her father and separated her from her childhood friend Yukimaru, 23-year-old Fena Houtman is trapped on an island, forced to sell herself to men for survival. On the night she is about to be married off to a client against her will, Fena devises an escape plan, but two old acquaintances unexpectedly appear and help her flee. The three of them race to the open sea and arrive at Goblin Island, a mysterious place inhabited by a clan of fierce warriors. There, Fena discovers that her father's doomed final voyage was actually a search for a location called "Eden"—the site of something important he had to protect. Armed with only a clear crystal as a clue, Fena is told she is the only person capable of finding this place. Still uncertain about pursuing what her father left behind, Fena reunites with Yukimaru, who urges her to take on the quest. Now captaining a crew of seven, Fena must sail the high seas in search of Eden. But as suspicious groups begin to target her, the dangerous journey proves far more challenging than it initially appeared.

After relocating from Tokyo to Hokkaido, high school student Tsubasa Shiki sets out to explore the scenic winter landscape he could never experience in the capital. It does not take long for Tsubasa's idealized image of Japan's northernmost prefecture to shatter, as the bitter cold and freezing air quickly overpower him. While searching for the route to his new home, Tsubasa encounters Minami Fuyuki—a chatty and friendly Hokkaido native who, despite the chill, is dressed in a short skirt. She immediately strikes up a conversation, and Tsubasa begins to realize that the winter weather is not the only thing too intense for him. The following day, Tsubasa is stunned to discover that not only is Fuyuki in his class, but she is also seated right next to him. Swept along by Fuyuki's relentless advances, the young man soon becomes captivated by both life in Hokkaido and the beautiful girl determined to get closer to him. As he strengthens his bond with Fuyuki and meets other stylish girls from his school, Tsubasa learns that Hokkaido gals truly are super adorable.

Shinichirou Nakagami lives a life that many boys his age would envy—sharing a home with the talented Hiromi Yuasa. But at home, the usually bright and lively Hiromi has become withdrawn and cold ever since her mother's death. While his classmates ignorantly envy him, rumors start circulating when Shinichirou meets Noe Isurugi, a girl known for putting curses on her classmates—curses that always come true. Noe curses Shinichirou as well, but when you curse someone, two pits are created, and her curse on him backfires, affecting her beloved chicken, Raigomaru, in the form of a raccoon. Despite this, Noe doesn't cry at all; she has had her tears stolen. For Noe to cry again, she needs someone else's tears, and Shinichirou knows a person whose tears he wants to take away.

Young Earl Ciel Phantomhive, serving as the Queen's Guard Dog, is summoned once more to probe into apparent supernatural occurrences following reports of the dead being brought back to life in Victorian London. Together with Sebastian Michaelis, his demon butler, he boards the luxurious ocean liner Campania to look into rumors surrounding the Aurora Society—a medical group suspected of conducting experiments on corpses. Grim reapers start showing up on the vessel, and it becomes clear that the ship is soon to be overwhelmed by the undead as a sinister scheme unfolds. Ciel and Sebastian must uncover the mysteries behind the Aurora Society's phoenix emblem, and with assistance from old allies, send the undead back to their graves or face a watery demise.

Hotaru Tachibana possesses an unwavering sense of justice and cannot stand by when someone commits wrongdoing. She is also a girl who often passes herself off as a boy. After hearing that her best friend was deceived by a popular host at a local club, Hotaru sets out to confront the culprit. However, upon arriving at the club, she is challenged by the host, Masamune Matsuoka, to a "survival game" where the first person hit by a toy gun bullet loses. Following a chaotic battle that ends in Hotaru's defeat, Masamune forces the young "boy" to join his survival game team, Toy Gun Gun, to repay the damages "he" caused inside the club. Though initially unhappy with this turn of events, Hotaru soon finds herself enjoying survival games and becomes determined to clear her debt—much to the frustration of Tooru Yukimura, the other member of Toy Gun Gun. As time passes, Hotaru grows close to her teammates and aspires to help them achieve their dream of winning the Top Combat Game (TCG), a tournament that determines the best survival game team in Japan. Despite her efforts, Hotaru faces two major obstacles: she is terrible at the game, and Toy Gun Gun strictly forbids female members from joining their team!

After the Altana Liberation Army temporarily pulled back from the Kabuki District, the war situation seemed to be improving. But while the Oniwaban, Shinsengumi, and local residents fight the remaining enemy forces, Edo's greatest inventor, Gengai Hiraga, is kidnapped. Since his nanomachine virus was responsible for forcing the enemy's retreat by disabling their weapons, there is now a risk that the virus will be shut down. Meanwhile, a planet-destroying laser is activated on the Liberation Army's mother ship in Earth's orbit. Shinsuke Takasugi and the Kiheitai arrive on the vessel to stop the weapon from firing, sparking another battle. Forced to fight on two fronts, the Yorozuya and their allies must win both battles to save Edo and the entire world.

Kakashi Hatake leads Naruto Uzumaki, Sakura Haruno, and Rock Lee on a mission to escort the extravagant Prince Michiru Tsuki and his spoiled son Hikaru back to the prosperous Land of Moon after their lengthy world tour. The task proves complicated enough with two whimsical high-ranking individuals, but the prince's impulsive decision to buy an entire circus during the journey—mainly to satisfy Hikaru's desire for the saber-toothed tiger featured in the show—throws the mission into further chaos. Just as things begin to stabilize, the arrival of Michiru's convoy at the Land of Moon is met with an unexpected crisis: the greedy Chief Minister Shabadaba has seized control of the country with the help of mysterious, powerful ninjas. As Kakashi's team fights the enemy with all their might, the two princes are forced to face a new perspective on life through hardship.