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When a fellow death god expresses interest in visiting the human world, Ryuk shares his own experiences there and recounts the tale of Light Yagami—a remarkably intelligent youth who left a strong impression on him. During a typical day at school, Light discovers Ryuk's abandoned Death Note and quickly realizes it is far from an ordinary notebook. He learns that writing someone's name in it causes their death, as long as the user knows the victim's face. Having long been disgusted by the corruption and decay of society, Light sees this deadly tool as a chance to eliminate all criminals and create a perfect new world. After a series of unexplained heart attacks among criminals, authorities begin to suspect that the sudden surge in deaths is no coincidence. Determined to find the person responsible, they enlist the help of L, a world-famous detective. As the body count rises, Light and L face off in a gripping battle of intellect and deceit—a conflict that will determine humanity's fate.

The seas are perpetually threatened by the hostile Abyssal Fleet, prompting the establishment of a specialized naval base to fight back. Instead of conventional warships, the base employs Kanmusu—girls who embody the spirits of Japanese warships and can equip weaponized gear to channel those powerful souls. Fubuki, a young Destroyer-type Kanmusu, arrives as a new recruit. Despite her inexperience and shy demeanor, she is assigned to the famed Third Torpedo Squadron and thrown directly into combat. After being saved from near destruction, the rookie ship vows to grow strong enough to match the one who rescued her.

Angelise Ikaruga Misurugi holds the title of first princess in the noble Misurugi Empire. The kingdom has flourished in power and prosperity thanks to the revolutionary technology called "Mana," an abstract manipulation of light that has brought an end to war and pollution, ushering in an era of timeless peace. Yet, not everyone is granted the ability to use Mana. Those who cannot are branded "Norma," societal outcasts seen as a danger to civilization and subjected to relentless persecution. Angelise herself is among those who advocate for the Norma's eradication. However, on her sixteenth birthday, a shocking revelation exposes Angelise as a Norma. Chaos erupts, the public turns furious, and the once beloved princess is exiled to Arzenal, a remote military base where Normas are forced into conscription. Now, the former royal must adapt to a harsh and drastically different life, piloting mechanical robots known as "Paramail" to fight off massive, devastating beasts called DRAGONs. But a dark truth about these savage creatures threatens to upend everything.

A bus carrying a group of eccentric individuals is traveling toward the urban legend known as Nanaki Village—a place where one can supposedly start over and live a perfect life. Many of them have different theories about why the village appears on no map and why even the police cannot locate it, but they all look forward to their new lives and what awaits them at their destination. After a few mishaps, they successfully arrive at Nanaki Village only to find it completely abandoned. Based on the state of disrepair, it has been vacant for at least a year. However, secrets soon emerge as some of the group begin to go missing while exploring the village, and amid the confusion, they discover bloody claw marks in a forest. As mistrust and in-fighting erupt, will they ever uncover the truth behind this lost village?

A young boy named Nai, searching for a dear friend, is captured by a beautiful woman whose appetite for human flesh is as striking as her appearance. Meanwhile, Gareki, a skilled thief, is robbing her lavish home. After creating a diversion, Gareki agrees to help Nai escape, but they are caught when the woman returns and transforms into a monstrous creature, forcing the boys to flee. While on the run, Nai and Gareki are discovered by "Circus," a government defense agency that handles crimes too severe for the police and protects civilians from "varuga"—terrifying monsters that feed on humans. Hoping it will lead Nai to his missing friend, the two decide to join Circus. As they embark on a perilous journey, they confront dangerous varuga and begin to unravel the secrets of a mysterious organization called Kafka.

Twelve-year-old Koushi Nagumo's life takes a sharp turn for the worse after his father abandons him when their house burns down. Forced to survive on his own, Koushi collapses on the street, but a peculiar woman named Mineru Wachi takes pity on him and brings him to the female dormitory known as "Megami-ryou." Upon learning about Koushi's situation, Mineru—who happens to be the temporary manager—offers him the position of official dormitory mother. However, what lies ahead are the dorm's residents, each with their own eccentric antics: the androphobic yet kind Atena Saotome, the feminine tomboy Kiriya Senshou, and Mineru herself, whose recklessness in science knows no limits. Despite this, Koushi does his best to handle the duties of his chaotic new life!

In the early 1900s, the discovery of a substance called Cavorite led to the creation of advanced military technology, pushing the nation toward war. London has been split by a wall, and the Kingdom and the Commonwealth of Albion are locked in a covert conflict where espionage is the primary means of undermining the enemy. A group of girls from the prestigious Queen's Mayfaire school secretly work as spies for the Commonwealth. Under the leadership of Dorothy, an experienced driver with a bold personality, the team includes Ange le Carré, a cold-blooded liar and expert marksman; Chise, a skilled samurai; and Beatrice, a specialist in mimicking voices. They rely on their distinct talents to navigate a dark world of conspiracy, mystery, and infiltration for the Commonwealth. Amid the shadows of war, their sole focus is completing their missions.

Wataru Sajou has earned notoriety at his school for constantly chasing after the girl he likes, Aika Natsukawa. His daily routine involves trailing her and repeatedly professing his unwavering affection. However, a sudden realization prompts Wataru to abandon his immature antics and accept the truth that his feelings will never be reciprocated. He pulls away from Aika and fills his newly free time by hanging out with his friends and enjoying the company of other charming girls. Just as Wataru begins to move forward, Aika starts behaving in unexpectedly flirtatious ways toward him—making him wonder if letting go of his love was truly the correct choice.

War (Date) resumes. Itsuka Shidou's peaceful days had returned, no longer requiring him to save the Spirits from endless battles. However, this tranquility is shattered by the sudden appearance of a mysterious sphere emitting spiritual waves—alongside a strange girl who reveals herself at the same time. What is her purpose in watching Shidou...? Under these tense circumstances, the mission entrusted to Shidou is: "Date all of the Spirits and make them fall in love?!" ——With humanity's fate hanging in the balance, the war (date) resumes!

The indie music scene is ruled by Detroit Metal City (DMC), a wildly popular death metal group infamous for its grim and obscene aesthetic. Their flamboyant frontman, Johannes Krauser II, is notorious as a demonic entity risen from hell to subjugate all of humanity—or at least that's the image they've crafted. Unbeknownst to his devoted fans, Krauser II is merely the stage persona of Souichi Negishi, an ordinary college graduate. Despite being soft‑spoken, peace‑loving, and preferring Swedish pop above all else, he performs in DMC's grotesque concerts to pay the bills. Detroit Metal City follows Negishi's comedic struggles as he tries to balance his chaotic band obligations, a budding romance, and his intensely obsessive and loyal fanbase.

College student Zhang Chulan returns to his ancestral village only to be horrified by the news that his grandfather Zhang Xilin's tomb has been violated. While searching the graveyard for evidence, he is ambushed by a grave robber impersonating Zhang Xilin's granddaughter. Left for dead amid a horde of undead raised by the one who made off with his grandfather's corpse, Zhang Chulan escapes thanks to the qi his grandfather taught him to control. Back in his mundane student life, Zhang Chulan is stunned to encounter the same tomb raider—Feng Baobao—who once left him to a terrible fate. Baobao is part of a government agency that polices outcasts known as qi users, and forces Zhang Chulan to join a courier company that serves as a cover for their real missions. With multiple factions warring over the mysterious power Zhang Chulan supposedly inherited from his grandfather, the young man must learn to pick his allies carefully if he hopes to survive this perilous world of outcasts.

After being tasked with looking into the troubling disappearances of four ninjas from various nations—each possessing a unique bloodline limit—Kakashi Hatake, Naruto Uzumaki, Sakura Haruno, and Sai locate them and report back to the Hokage. However, Tsunade's subsequent plans are cut short when Hiruko, the orchestrator of the scheme and a former Konohagakure shinobi consumed by a lust for power, reveals that he has already absorbed the missing ninjas' special abilities. Nearing invincibility, he only requires one more bloodline limit before launching a full-scale war to conquer the world. Because of Konohagakure's past ties to Hiruko, the other nations grow suspicious of the village's involvement, and Tsunade receives an ultimatum to resolve the crisis. With little alternative, she goes along with a daring but sacrificial strategy proposed by Kakashi—one that could lead to his certain demise. Yet Naruto refuses to accept this plan! Defying the Hokage's decision, he resolves to protect his teacher's life, even if it means taking on allies and enemies alike.

Driven by her late grandfather's encouraging words, Chizuru Mizuhara joins forces with her friend Kazuya Kinoshita to start a crowdfunding effort for an independent film. They aim to fulfill her grandparents' desires before she also loses her grandmother. Following their chaotic interactions with three girls—Kazuya's overly attached "trial" girlfriend, Ruka Sarashina; their meddlesome new next-door neighbor, Mini Yaemori; and Chizuru's timid coworker, Sumi Sakurasawa—everyone works together to meet the fundraising target and begin shooting the movie. As their ambitious project moves forward, Chizuru and Kazuya become closer and start dealing with their own developing emotions.

Set one year before the main Soul Eater storyline, Soul Eater NOT! is a spin-off and side story. At the Death Weapon Meister Academy, humans born with the ability to transform into weapons train alongside those who can wield them—known as Meisters—to refine their innate skills. The main series characters belong to the Especially Advantaged Talent class, where they are trained to become warriors of justice capable of stopping any threat that endangers innocent lives or even the entire world. Other DWMA students are less gifted. Those in the Normally Overcome Target class focus less on becoming warriors and more on controlling their powers so they don't harm themselves or those around them. New halberd‑transforming student Tsugumi Harudori meets Meisters Meme Tatane and Anya Hepburn and quickly finds herself torn over which of the two new friends should become her partner. As they learn to use their abilities and settle into academy life, their everyday student existence proves far from ordinary.

Under the scorching South American sun, hardened criminal Michiko Malandro escapes from a high-security prison for the fourth time, driven by a search for a man from her past. Her pursuit leads her to Hana Morenos, a young girl trapped in an abusive foster home. In her helplessness, Hana dreams of the day her own Prince Charming will rescue her from her captors. She never imagines that her destined prince would turn out to be the buxom, husky convict who bursts in on a stolen motorcycle, claiming to be her mother. This unlikely pair chases their dreams across the sun-baked land of Diamandra, navigating a cacophony of betrayal, poverty, and child exploitation rings hiding in plain sight. But word of Michiko's manhunt soon reaches the criminal syndicate Monstro Preto, and a storm of gang warfare begins brewing on the horizon. Michiko to Hatchin is a story of vibrant people with clashing agendas, and of all the improbable human connections drawn together by one elusive man.

In a world devastated by monstrous creatures known as Limbeekoon or Filth Monsters, humanity survives within enormous mobile cities called Regios, where they wield special weapons named Dite by channeling the energy known as Kei to protect themselves. Layfon Alseif arrives at the Academy City of Zuellni seeking a fresh start and to leave his troubled history behind. But his past draws the interest of Karian Loss, the manipulative Student Council President, and Nina Antalk, a Military Arts student who leads the 17th Military Arts Platoon. Nina quickly recognizes Layfon's skills and tries to recruit him into her group. However, burdened by a secret past that refuses to fade and possessing extraordinary powers beyond the norm, Layfon may not easily accept the role thrust upon him.

After the death of his father, Shougo Mikadono is set to become the head of the Mikadono Group. To finalize his succession, he must follow one additional condition: enroll in a new school, find a girl he truly loves, and marry her before graduating high school. Shougo transfers to Miryuin Private Academy, where he encounters several potential candidates: Konoe Suruma, the class representative and his first friend; Miyabi Kannagi, a distant yet caring girl; Rinka Kunitachi, the vice president of the student council; Mei Sagara, a cafe owner who dresses like a witch; and Mana Tendou, the student council president. But there's a catch—one of these girls is actually his long-lost half-sister, and he has no clue which one. This makes any romantic pursuit incredibly complicated.

After the harsh events of Iga, Kokujou Island, Rakuyou, and numerous failed clashes with the Tenshouin Naraku and Tendoshuu, Gintama. Porori-hen takes viewers back to the days when the Yorozuya mostly handled their usual odd jobs. Renowned space hunter Umibouzu returns to Edo and becomes furious upon learning that his daughter Kagura has a boyfriend. He holds Gintoki responsible for failing as a guardian, but could this finally be the moment for him to release his hold on her? Returning to shameless parodies, risque comedy, and lively bonds, Gintoki, Kagura, and Shinpachi face unforeseen situations that manage to be equally hilarious and emotionally touching.

Having earned the title of the world's strongest warrior, Peter Grill has at last proven his worth and is ready to marry his beloved senior, the beautiful and innocent Luvelia Sanctos. Despite some opposition from her father, Peter hopes for a healthy relationship with her. However, this dream quickly shatters as word of his great victory spreads among the women of other races—ogres, orcs, elves, and more—some of whom seek his seed to bear children blessed with his strength. To avoid betraying his cherished Luvelia's trust and causing a scandal, Peter strives to fend off the lecherous advances of other women. Yet, achieving this feat with so many alluring women on his trail is easier said than done.

In a world where Japan's railway systems remain under government control, the stability of this arrangement allows the network to thrive. Naoto Takayama dreams of joining Japan National Railways for the secure and comfortable future it promises, so he enrolls in its training program—a rigorous course requiring students to prove their expertise in trains and their readiness for any situation. Along the way, Naoto meets fellow trainees: the athletic Aoi Sakura, the perpetually hungry Sho Iwaizumi, and Haruka Komi, a walking encyclopedia. Together, they must navigate their training period while dealing with purse snatchers, bomb threats, and the growing threat of the extremist "RJ" group, which seeks to privatize the railway system.

Monkey D. Luffy and his Straw Hat crew sail the Thousand Sunny into the Pirates Festival, the biggest pirate-organized party in the world. Buena Festa, the man behind the event, welcomes Luffy and all the other Worst Generation captains to join in the fun. The festival draws in Shichibukai and Marines alike, as no pirate or sailor can ignore the tempting secrets lurking beneath its flashy surface. The contest is straightforward: find one of the treasures left behind by Gol D. Roger. As the hunt heats up, the rival pirate crews clash in an all-out battle royale. But everything changes when an unexpected pirate suddenly appears, flipping the entire game on its head.

In the Kingdom of Ridill, a legendary mage is celebrated as the first in history to cast spells without chanting. With this extraordinary ability, Monica Everett becomes a member of the Seven Sages, a hero capable of defeating even the fearsome black dragon single-handedly. But the truth behind the Silent Witch's chantless magic is her extreme shyness—she would rather live alone on a mountaintop, far from crowds. Her peaceful isolation is disrupted when another sage assigns her a covert mission: protect the second prince, Felix Arc Ridill, from assassination attempts. This means she must go undercover as a student at Serendia Academy. Now, juggling guard duties and her crippling social anxiety, Monica faces her toughest challenge yet.

Origami Tobiichi invites Shidou Itsuka on a date, and Shidou sees this as his ideal chance to clarify things and bring their relationship to an end. Yet, despite assistance from the Ratatoskr team, his efforts to break up with her prove unsuccessful; in fact, Origami willingly endures Shidou's embarrassing demands and harsh remarks! This unusual task unintentionally strains his connection with Tooka Yatogami, and it appears that resolving the friction can only be achieved by embarking on yet another date.

A collection of 3-5 minute specials included with the High School DxD DVDs and Blu-rays. These episodes are self-contained and do not belong to any specific story arc. Special 1: Going Sunbathing! – The Occult Research Club takes a trip to the beach. Special 2: Issei's Private Training! – Akeno gives Issei lessons in magic. Special 3: A Little Bold, Koneko-Chan... Nyan! – A magical accident reverses Koneko's personality, making her highly promiscuous and flipping her sexual orientation. Special 4: The Untold Story of The Dress Break's Birth! – Flashbacks reveal how Issei first discovered and eventually perfected his signature move, Dress Break. Special 5: Making Udon! – As a penalty for losing a bet, Sona and Tsubaki prepare udon for the Occult Research Club, but the noodles come to life in a strange way. Special 6: Asia Transforms! – Asia wants to prove she can be as wicked as any devil by using ideas from Issei's magazines, going so far as to dress like a harlot and seduce him.

The Goddess Festival is a fruit celebration that brings the labyrinth city of Orario to life. Goddesses representing fertility are placed on the altar, including the Goddess of Beauty. Bell Cranel, having survived his journey into the deadly depths of the dungeon, has returned to his normal routine and is eager to soak in the festival's excitement—until he receives a letter from a girl at a small tavern tucked away in a corner of Orario. It reads: "To Mr. Bell, please go on a date with just the two of us at the upcoming Goddess Festival. From Syr." Syr's unwavering resolve will drive both Bell and the entire labyrinth city into chaos. Meanwhile, the Einherjar—warriors who call themselves the "strongest"—suddenly begin their move.

Aileen Lauren Dautriche's world is turned upside down when Crown Prince Cedric Jeanne Elmir calls off their engagement to be with Lilia Rainworth. This event triggers memories from her previous life, revealing she has been reincarnated into an otome game as the villainess, fated to die in the final act. To escape this predetermined end, Aileen sees only one path: she must win over the game's final boss, Claude Jeanne Elmir—the feared "Demon King" and Cedric's half-brother—and marry him. The task proves difficult, as Claude is suspicious of her motives. Rather than giving up, Aileen persists in her efforts to capture his heart by helping him achieve his goal: establishing harmony between humans and demonic beasts. With time running short, it falls to Aileen to alter the course of both her own tragic fate and Claude's as well.

The Barsburg Empire's Military Academy is famous for training elite soldiers who bring victory to the empire. Students at the academy freely use an ability called Zaiphon, and the type of Zaiphon they can wield depends on the soldier's nature. Teito Klein, a student at the academy, is one of the most promising soldiers produced. Though everyone mocks him for being a sklave with no memories of his past, he finds a friend in a fellow student named Mikage. While preparing for the final exam, Teito uncovers a dark secret tied to his past. After a failed attempt to assassinate Ayanami—a high-ranking official who killed his father—Teito is locked up awaiting punishment. Wanting only the best for Teito, Mikage helps him escape. Teito ends up at the 7th District Church, where the bishops take him in. There, Teito tries to evade the grasp of Ayanami and the military, hoping to recover his memories and learn why he is the one who can change the fate of the world.

On the island of Regalo, a group of supernaturally empowered mafia-like guardians known as the Arcana Famiglia protects the populace from any who might threaten them. The members of this organization, having formed contracts with tarot cards, each wield distinct abilities, such as immense strength, invisibility, or the power to perceive someone's innermost thoughts. Mondo, their leader and the "Papa" of their family, declares at his birthday celebration that he will soon step down. He intends to host the Arcana Duello, a tournament where the victor will earn the title of Papa and any wish they desire. However, more than just a title is at stake: Mondo also decrees that the winner will marry his daughter, Felicità. Furious at this decision, the determined Felicità chooses to join the competition herself, seeking to forge her own path. As Felicità fights for her independence, her rivals compete for her affection.

Shun Hashimoto is an openly gay aspiring novelist living in Okinawa, abandoned by his parents after coming out to them. Mio Chibana is a reserved, orphaned high school student who often spends his time by the sea. One day, they meet on the beach, and Shun is immediately captivated by Mio. The days pass quickly as they gradually grow closer, until Mio suddenly announces he must leave for the mainland. Three years later, a 20-year-old Mio returns to Okinawa to confess his love to Shun. However, Shun's life has changed during those three years. Will he be able to accept Mio's feelings and make such a commitment?

Sayaka Miki's wish was granted, but the unintended repercussions overwhelmed her, corrupting her soul gem as she sank into hopelessness and ultimately lost her humanity. Homura Akemi revealed to Kyouko Sakura and Madoka Kaname the real destiny of magical girls: when a soul gem becomes fully corrupted, it becomes a Grief Seed, and the magical girl is reborn as a witch—a truth Homura discovered only by endlessly reliving history in her efforts to avert Madoka's tragedy. Kyuubey only deepened their misery by confessing his actual motives: to capture the energy generated by magical girls and use it to extend the universe's lifespan. With the powerful witch Walpurgisnacht looming as a threat, Homura once more promised to shield Madoka and the world from a dire outcome. Caught between respecting Homura's desire and saving the world, what final choice will Madoka make? Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica Movie 2: Eien no Monogatari is a tale of inescapable fate and an unlikely heroine who could alter it all.

The Kingdom of Clays is in grave danger: an assassination attempt has been made on Princess Lynneburg, and neighboring nations watch the chaos like hungry predators, scheming to bring the kingdom to ruin. The war that follows will reshape the continent for generations—but Noor has no idea any of this is happening! After spending over a decade training alone in the mountains, he has just arrived in the royal capital, determined to fulfill his childhood dream of becoming an adventurer. Unfortunately, the only skill he has is completely useless. Sure, he can "Parry" a thousand swords in a single breath, but everyone knows that's not enough to be an adventurer! The path to achieving his dream will be long and difficult—but if there's one thing Noor isn't afraid of, it's good old-fashioned hard work!

In the modern, well-developed city of Kazamatsuri—famous for its growing greenery and deep-rooted Japanese traditions—lives Kotarou Tennouji, a high school student who doesn't quite share the city's common values. This proud and nosy boy spends his days seeking amusement, bothering his self-proclaimed delinquent friend Haruhiko, and nurturing his romantic feelings for the eccentric Kotori. Kotarou possesses a superhuman ability to permanently rewrite any part of his body, enhancing his strength or speed, which draws him naturally toward the supernatural. A special encounter with Akane Senri—the lone member and president of the Occult Research Club, known as the "Witch"—leads Kotarou to revive the Occult Club. He recruits Kotori and three other members: Chihaya, a clumsy transfer student; Lucia, a strict class representative; and the unassuming Shizuru. As Kotarou uncovers the hidden secrets of each Occult Club member through their shared adventures, he will inevitably face a fate that only he might be able to rewrite.

The quest to locate Emperor Gaz's remains goes on. Chaika remains determined to discover her true identity and the meaning behind her existence. At the same time, the Red Chaika persists in hunting down the remaining pieces of Emperor Gaz's body. The Gillette corporation continues its operation to capture every Chaika. During their journey, they uncover a hidden truth that the Emperor kept secret, prompting Chaika, Fredrica, Toru, and Akari to investigate further.

Constantly falling short compared to the girls' club, the boys' soft tennis team is on the verge of being disbanded because of their weak skills and lackluster match results. Desperate for new members, Touma Shinjou tries to recruit capable players but fails to find anyone. Then Maki Katsuragi transfers in and displays sharp reflexes when he catches a stray cat in his classroom, catching Touma's eye. Intrigued, Touma eagerly asks Maki to join the boys' team but is quickly turned down, as Maki has no interest in clubs. Touma refuses to give up and eventually convinces Maki—on the condition that Touma pays him for participating and covers other club costs. Maki joins the team, and his impressive form and fast learning let him instantly outperform the rest. Though this sparks tension among the boys, Maki challenges and drives his teammates to not only keep up with his seemingly innate talent but also push them to commit to a sport they once ignored. As the members of the boys' soft tennis club discover their own abilities, they face personal struggles and experience the darker side of growing up in middle school.

Two years have passed since the world was forever altered. Cloud Strife and his companions may have stopped Sephiroth and his scheme to crash a massive meteor into the planet, but that triumph came at a steep price. The densely populated city of Midgar was nearly torn apart during the battle. Fortunately, many residents managed to flee to safety, and in the years since, they have established a new settlement called Edge. Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children focuses on Cloud and Tifa as they attempt to build fresh lives for themselves and those around them in this new city. Together, they run a courier service and care for their mutual friend Barret’s adopted daughter, Marlene, as well as a young orphan named Denzel. Denzel, Cloud, and numerous other children are afflicted with a mysterious new illness known as "Geostigma." The city’s children face another looming danger—a trio of powerful men who are abducting infected kids for unknown reasons. Cloud is determined to rescue these young ones, not only from Geostigma but also from the kidnappers. However, he has no idea that these men share a connection to his old enemy, Sephiroth, and Cloud’s mission to defeat them will force him to confront the demons of his past once more. If there is any hope of overcoming these threats, it lies in the bonds of friendship between Cloud and his allies, who saved the world once and must now do so again.

February 1999 sees Shiki Ryougi and Mikiya Kokutou unsettled by a series of murders. These killings bear an unsettling likeness to a spate of homicides from 1995, the year Shiki and Mikiya first crossed paths, and they stir up a lethal, dormant craving within Shiki's spirit that has lingered since that time. As suspicion falls on Shiki because of her connection to the earlier deaths and her alleged similarity to the murderer, she and Mikiya launch their own hunt for the real culprit. While they investigate separately, Mikiya becomes more anxious about Shiki's safety and rushes to track down the killer, hoping to shield Shiki from her own inner urges. Following a clue from his cousin, police detective Daisuke Akimi, Mikiya descends into the shadowy depths of Mifune City, where the redemption of Shiki's soul hinges on his resolve to clear her name once and for all.

After finishing their business in Yorknew City, Leorio Paladiknight and Kurapika look into rumors about a boy with scarlet red eyes, suspecting he might be a surviving member of the extinct Kurta Clan. Kurapika hopes to find another relative besides himself, but instead loses both eyes after an attack by someone resembling his childhood friend. Leorio treats Kurapika's wounds and summons Gon Freecss and Killua Zoldyck to help recover Kurapika's eyeballs. Their search leads them to confront the Phantom Troupe—the same band of thieves who slaughtered the entire Kurta Clan five years earlier for their scarlet eyes, which turn red when enraged. Hunter x Hunter Movie 1: Phantom Rouge follows the group's mission to retrieve their friend's eyes and catch the thief, forcing them to uncover the Phantom Troupe's history. Along the way, they meet a mysterious girl who seems connected to everything…

Jun Sakurada, traumatized by his school experiences, isolates himself at home, ordering items online only to return them before their free trial periods expire. When a mysterious note appears on his desk asking if he would wind something, he assumes it's another purchase and carelessly circles "yes," a decision that transforms his existence. A package arrives containing a wind-up doll, but it's no ordinary plaything: after Jun winds her, she moves and speaks like a real person. With an arrogant demeanor, she announces herself as Shinku, the fifth doll in the Rozen Maiden series—special creations of the legendary dollmaker Rozen. These sisters are compelled to fight one another in a contest called the Alice Game, each assisted by a human to secure victory. The triumphant doll becomes Alice, a genuine girl worthy of meeting their creator. As more sentient dolls take up residence in Jun's home and a past enemy of Shinku's appears, Jun's life grows far more intricate than he ever imagined.

Apprentice mage Chise Hatori receives an invitation to enroll at the College, a prestigious institution where sorcerers study, in order to examine and find a way to remove the curses she carries. Although her groom, Elias Ainsworth, is hesitant about the idea, Chise accepts the offer because she believes attending the school might help her curb her habit of sacrificing herself. Right from the start, Chise draws the attention of both her classmates and professors, who have never witnessed a mage in action before. Yet a sinister scheme is unfolding behind the scenes at the College, and the young mage must figure out who is an ally and who is an enemy to stop it.

Sakura Kusakabe is an ordinary junior high student, but he has committed a terrible crime—or rather, he will commit one, twenty years in the future. His future transgression: preventing all women from developing past the age of twelve, with immortality as an accidental side effect. To stop this, the angel Dokuro Mitsukai is sent from the future as an assassin, wielding a magical spiked club named Excalibolg. Instead of killing him, however, Dokuro chooses a different tactic. She decides to become a constant annoyance to Sakura, hoping to keep him from concentrating long enough to invent his criminal technology. Because Dokuro is defying her orders, the angel Sabato is dispatched to finish the job. Between the impulsive Dokuro—who often bludgeons Sakura to death with her bat before reviving him with the magic words "Pipiru piru piru pipiru pi"—and the electric baton-wielding Sabato, Sakura's life will never be calm again.

In Japanese folklore, a "tsukumogami" is an object that has gained a soul, becoming alive and self-aware. There are two types of tsukumogami: the mature "tsugumomo," who have developed through long years of harmony with their owners, and the aberrant "amasogi," premature spirits that are only born to grant the destructive wishes of certain people. Kazuya Kagami has never gone without his mother's obi after her death. Be it at home or school, he keeps it safe with him at all times. One day, he nearly loses his life when a wig amasogi attacks him. When all seems to be over, his treasured obi defends him, transforming into a beautiful girl. She introduces herself as Kiriha, a tsugumomo owned by Kazuya's mother. With Kiriha's arrival, Kazuya enters a reality he has never seen before, a world with gods and tsukumogami.

As World War II approaches, intelligence on foreign nations' social and economic conditions becomes increasingly valuable. To acquire this asset, Japan creates a covert spy network called the "D Agency." Led by Lieutenant Colonel Yuuki, eight operatives are tasked with infiltrating and monitoring several powerful countries, reporting any war-related developments. To carry out these perilous missions, these men have conditioned their bodies to endure extreme environments and mastered subjects like communications and languages. Yet their true edge lies in their skill at manipulating others to extract the intelligence needed to give Japan the advantage.

Ray White is the first commoner ever admitted to the prestigious Arnold Academy of Sorcery, and from the moment he arrives, he faces disdain from several noble-born students. What they don't know is that Ray is actually the legendary Iceblade Sorcerer—a hero who turned the tide of a past war and one of the seven most powerful sorcerers in existence. Despite his incredible reputation, Ray simply wishes to experience the ordinary school life he was never able to have. Thanks to his warm and friendly personality, Ray quickly forms close bonds with some of the academy's most influential students. But as shadowy figures with sinister intentions start to act, Ray may be forced to unleash his true power to protect the friendships that make his new life worth living.

Seton Academy is a school filled with a wide variety of fascinating animal species. Jin Mazama is one of the few human students, and he absolutely despises animals with all his heart. One day, he encounters the boisterous and assertive Ranka Ookami, a small "lone wolf" who has no pack and no friends at all. Desperate, Ranka tries to recruit Jin into joining her pack, but Jin, who hates animals, naturally refuses. In the midst of this, Jin meets Hitomi Hino, another human, and quickly becomes infatuated with her. After getting to know each other, they decide to form a cooking club. Following some heated misunderstandings, Ranka eventually joins the club as well. This begins the heartwarming and hilarious story of two ordinary humans, an adorable wolf, a cheerful koala, a sluggish blonde sloth, and a feline with a cattitude in their new club—a tale that shows friendship can be forged between creatures of all kinds.

Brandon Heat and Harry MacDowel are two friends as close as brothers, until one fateful day they receive a violent, harsh reminder of just how cruel the world around them truly is. Before that, their lives were simple and carefree, filled with local scuffles, chasing women, and small-time theft to get by and pass the time. What they failed to grasp was that in this unforgiving world, happiness is fleeting and change is unavoidable. Then comes Millennion, the largest and most notorious mafia syndicate in the region, which takes Brandon and Harry into its fold, starting them at the very bottom. Harry dreams of climbing the ranks and eventually replacing Big Daddy as the supreme leader of Millennion, while Brandon only wants to support his friend and appease Big Daddy, who has taken custody of the woman Brandon loves. Based on the third-person shooter video game of the same name, Gungrave is an epic tale of friendship, betrayal, and greed that unfolds over several years, ultimately circling back to the gripping and ominous first episode, all while building toward the story's thrilling climax.

College student Miyako Hoshino tends to be shy around others, preferring to spend most of her time in her room crafting cosplay outfits. One day, her fifth-grade sister Hinata brings home a classmate named Hana Shirosaki, and Miyako is immediately smitten by Hana's adorable appearance. Determined to get closer to her, Miyako tries a variety of tactics, from dressing Hana in cosplay costumes to offering her sweets. Although her efforts initially leave a poor impression on Hana, Miyako is willing to go to any lengths to grow closer to the angel who has descended into her life.

Remastered version of the Majin Buu saga that adheres more to the manga's story.

After passing the entrance exams, Sakuta Azusagawa is now attending the same university as his girlfriend, Mai Sakurajima. He slowly adapts to this new setting by going to student events and forming new friendships. Things appear fine until Sakuta's friend and fellow Sweet Bullet idol Uzuki Hirokawa starts behaving strangely. When Nodoka Toyohama, another Sweet Bullet member, asks for his help, Sakuta realizes he has encountered another case of the mysterious Puberty Syndrome—Uzuki feels overwhelmed by her sudden rise in fame and whispers about a solo debut. As Sakuta looks for a way to help, a second instance of Puberty Syndrome begins to creep out of the darkness.