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Madoka Kaname and her closest friend Sayaka Miki are typical middle schoolers living in Mitakihara City. One day, they come across a peculiar cat-like being called Kyuubey, who says he can make any wish come true for them. In return, they must become magical girls and battle against witches, who embody evil. A seasoned magical girl in the area, Mami Tomoe, offers to demonstrate how to hunt witches, while the enigmatic transfer student Homura Akemi warns them against accepting Kyuubey's proposal, though she refuses to explain why. After witnessing the brutal reality of witch combat, the girls decide it might be safer to turn down Kyuubey's offer. However, when another magical girl arrives in town and Sayaka chooses to make a wish to aid the person she loves, events rapidly spiral out of control as they face the grim truth about their powers and the ultimate cost of their wishes.

Professional wrestler Genzou Shibata has a body like a mountain, but underneath that massive frame lies a man with an overwhelming love for animals. Known in the ring as the legendary "Animal Mask," he wins over audiences with his signature tiger persona. During the championship match for the World title against his fierce rival, the Macadamian Ogre, Genzou is suddenly whisked away to a fantasy world by a princess. She begs him to help her kingdom, which is overrun by monsters—but his response is to knock her out with a German suplex! Escaping the castle and finding himself lost in a strange realm, Genzou decides to become a beast hunter, capturing and befriending creatures far and wide. Accompanied by the wolf-girl Shigure, the dragon-girl Hanako, and the vampire Carmilla Vanstein, the pro wrestler takes on all sorts of dangerous jobs to realize his dream of running a pet shop.

Yoichi Karasuma has spent his entire life in the mountains, honing the Soaring Wind, Divine Wind swordsmanship style. Under his father's tutelage, he masters the technique by the age of 17. With nothing more to learn, Yoichi is sent to a new dojo in the city to continue his training and gain familiarity with modern society. However, Yoichi has no clue how to behave or converse with people in the present day, acting like a samurai with peculiar speech and traditional attire. When he moves in with the Ikaruga sisters at the dojo, Yoichi, oblivious to social norms, is constantly thrown into hilarious misunderstandings. Asu no Yoichi! follows Yoichi as he stumbles through his new life, striving to adapt to the modern world alongside his new family.

Misato Kurihara spent most of her life standing out due to her extraordinary personality, never experiencing the joy of close friends or a normal existence. After a sudden death, she finds herself in a divine realm, given the chance to be reincarnated with one wish. Longing for the ordinary life she always desired, she asks to be born as a normal person with abilities that are average for the world she will enter. Reborn as Adele von Ascham, the daughter of a noble, she discovers that her magical powers far exceed what anyone would call average. Still determined to live the life she wanted, she leaves home and enrolls at a hunter school in a distant kingdom, using the alias "Mile." But no matter how hard she tries to conceal her overwhelming potential, achieving her goal proves difficult—especially when faced with the absurd situations that keep arising.

Kenshi Masaki is abducted and transported to the world of Geminar by a mysterious organization. In order to return home, he agrees to help them assassinate the newly crowned empress of the Shtrayu Empire, Lashara Aasu XXVIII, using a giant robot known as a Sacred Mechanoid. While her army fights off the attackers, Lashara notices Kenshi's skill and orders that her assailant be taken alive. She is surprised to discover that the pilot is male, an extremely rare occurrence on Geminar. Deciding it would be wasteful to kill him, she appoints Kenshi as her attendant. As the empress's new servant, Kenshi must accompany Lashara to the Holy Land, an academy where Sacred Mechanoid pilots train. His presence draws attention, but Kenshi remains unaware of a sinister plot brewing within the academy—one that threatens to plunge the entire world into war.

A world exists among the clouds, where countless islands drift through the sky. On Zinkenstill, an island filled with secrets, a boy named Gran and his talking winged lizard companion Vyrn make their home. One day, they encounter a young girl named Lyria, who has fled the Erste Empire—a military government seeking to dominate the world with its overwhelming military strength. To escape the Empire's grasp, Gran and Lyria journey into the boundless skies, carrying the letter left by Gran's father: "I will be waiting at Estalucia, Island of Stars."

Takumi Fujiwara has joined Ryousuke and Keisuke Takahashi to form "Project D." They have two objectives: Ryousuke aims to perfect his "High-Speed Street Racing Theory," while Keisuke and Takumi seek to sharpen their own driving abilities by taking on tough rivals along treacherous mountain passes. Project D's plan is to compete against street racing crews from other prefectures, striving to set faster times on both uphill and downhill runs. To draw in the most skilled opponents, Ryousuke builds a website specifically for announcing Project D's upcoming matches and publishing the team's results. The fourth installment of Initial D follows the trials and triumphs of Project D's members as they work to establish themselves as the top street racing team outside of Gunma Prefecture.

Since she was a child, Komichi Akebi has loved sailor uniforms so much that she asked her mother to sew her one if she got into her mother's old school, Roubai Academy. So when she is accepted into the prestigious school, Komichi is overjoyed. But to her surprise, the middle school no longer uses sailor uniforms as its official dress code, making Komichi stand out among her classmates. Even so, she is allowed to keep wearing the traditional outfit. Filled with newfound confidence, Komichi meets fascinating classmates as they go through school life together. Amid a colorful shower of budding possibilities, an exciting tomorrow awaits them!

At the train station of death, a soul stained by impurity is reluctantly granted another chance to live. It is reincarnated into the body of Makoto Kobayashi, a 14-year-old boy who recently killed himself, and must uncover the boy's greatest sin within a six-month deadline. Though hesitant to carry on as Makoto, the soul gradually perceives the complexity of human feelings and behaviors. Deconstructing ideas of broken families and suicide, Colorful delves into the daily struggles people face yet are too embarrassed to acknowledge.

For a long time, humans have polluted the ocean, thoughtlessly dumping their waste and defiling the waters that countless sea creatures call home. The inhabitants of the sea have suffered under their toxic influence. Finally, one particular squid has reached her limit and vows to make humanity pay for its selfish actions. Armed with all the formidable powers of a squid, including powerful hair-tentacles, the ability to spew ink, and even control bioluminescence at will, Ika Musume rises from the ocean depths to exact revenge on humanity! She surfaces at a certain Lemon Beach House, a restaurant run by the sisters Eiko and Chizuru Aizawa. Believing them to be an easy first step toward global conquest, she immediately declares war on them—only to discover that she is, quite literally, a fish out of water! To make matters worse, she damages a section of the beach house wall while showing off her squid superiority, and is consequently forced to work as a waitress to cover the repair costs. Stranded on land after a thorough defeat at the hands of the Aizawa sisters, Ika Musume has to put her plans for world domination on hold. Despite these setbacks, Ika Musume soon finds herself surprisingly at home in her unexpected role as Lemon Beach House's newest employee. Whimsical and hilarious, Shinryaku! Ika Musume follows her new life on the surface as she makes precious memories and meets many new people. With her newfound friends, Ika Musume is ready to take the world by storm, one plate of squid ink spaghetti at a time!

Sora Kurumatani has always loved basketball, but he lacks what is often seen as the most important asset in the sport: height. From the very beginning of his passion for the game, his short stature has been a challenge. However, this never stopped Sora from believing that hard work and persistent practice could prove his abilities, regardless of his physical disadvantage. To fulfill his mother's wish, Sora enrolls at Kuzuryuu High School with the goal of joining the basketball club and competing wholeheartedly in tournaments. To his dismay, he discovers that the boys' basketball team is merely a hangout for delinquents with no real interest in the sport. Sora also learns that the Hanazono brothers, Chiaki and Momoharu, whom he befriends, have lost their once-fiery motivation to play. Determined to breathe new life into the team, Sora challenges the boys to a match. His quick footwork and agile movements overwhelm them. Gradually, inspired by Sora's impressive skills, relentless effort, and unwavering dedication to basketball, the boys find their long-lost passion for the game unexpectedly reigniting.

Burdened by an ever-growing debt, Kaiji Itou slides back into his former way of life. While wandering the streets, he encounters Yuuji Endou, who is searching for Kaiji because of the money he owes to the Teiai Group. Unaware of this, Kaiji eagerly follows Endou, hoping for another chance to gamble, but soon discovers the loan shark's true intentions when he is abducted. Since Kaiju cannot repay his massive debt, the Teiai Group instead sends him to toil in an underground labor camp. He is informed that he must endure this hellish existence for 15 years, alongside other debtors, before he can earn his release. His sole hope of cutting this nightmare short is to save enough money to buy a single day back on the surface. Once there, he plans to acquire the remaining funds needed to settle his account by placing a high-stakes bet. Yet, with numerous temptations threatening his meager earnings, Kaiju may be forced into gambling sooner than he anticipated.

Yuuto Suou never expected urban legends to be real, but when he follows his childhood friend Mitsuki Shimoya in testing one out, reality shifts. After snapping a photo of himself with the shrine's sacred mirror using his phone, he is pulled into a parallel world built on ancient Norse mythology. Armed with the knowledge from his studies and his solar-powered smartphone, Yuuto works to elevate the Wolf Clan—the people who took him in—to greatness, all while winning the devotion of the Einherjar, a band of warrior maidens who wield magic.

During their time in the capital of Milishion, the members of Dead End decide to go their separate ways for a day to take care of personal tasks. While Rudeus Greyrat's plans are thrown off course by an unexpected commotion, the party's swordswoman, Eris Boreas Greyrat, finds herself with nothing to occupy her time. Choosing to set out on an adventure to hunt down goblins, Eris encounters a self-assured yet skilled mage named Cliff Grimoire. Although Eris refuses to let him accompany her, Cliff stubbornly disregards her wishes and dares her to explore the dangerous forest surrounding the city. Taking up his challenge, Eris ventures into the woods alongside the mage, where the pair come across something far more vile than ordinary goblins.

In the tranquil countryside, far removed from the city's constant activity, lies the small village of Asahigaoka, home to just one candy store and a single bus route. While this quiet life isn't for everyone, the local children still find joy in exploring and playing in the surrounding nature. Among them is Renge Miyauchi, the youngest in the group, who eagerly anticipates the upcoming school entrance ceremony—her first step into first grade and the start of her elementary school journey. At the village's only school, Renge spends her days with her friends: seventh grader Natsumi Koshigaya and her eighth-grade sister Komari, making the most of their rural life through daily play and study. Meanwhile, fifth grader Hotaru Ichijou has just relocated to Asahigaoka from Tokyo, unaware of the countless adventures and memories that lie ahead of her.

Teenager Kio Kakazu lives a typical life in Okinawa. While attending a memorial for his grandfather, he faints upon encountering a peculiar cat-eared girl named Eris. After waking up, Kio finds Eris lying next to him nearly undressed. She explains that she originates from the planet Catia, and her mission is to study Earth and expand connections for her people. Because Kio's family welcomes her warmly, Eris decides to stay at his house. However, their peaceful situation is disrupted when operatives from secret organizations—including Kio's childhood friend Manami Kinjou—all try to capture Eris. For Kio to ensure she has a positive impression of Earth, he must protect her at all costs and persuade everyone that she poses no danger to the planet.

In ancient times, certain witches wed their familiars after they assumed human forms, creating a lineage of ogres. One such ogre is Morihito Otogi, who looks entirely human but carries the superhuman strength of that heritage. Nico Wakatsuki is a young witch and Morihito’s childhood friend, but as part of her training, she had to journey to the Witches’ Holy Land to study, separating from Morihito. Years later, just before Morihito begins his first year of high school, Nico returns home with one objective: to make him her familiar. While most witches pick a cat or a bat, Nico has her sights set on Morihito for reasons beyond the magical. Though he seems unaware of her deeper feelings, Morihito and Nico start living together under one roof with both of his parents away. Initially hesitant, Morihito eventually accepts his new duty, resolved to help Nico smoothly readjust to human society and shield her from a destined catastrophe.

After finishing their internships, the students of Class 1-A are immediately plunged into another training session by their teacher, Shouta Aizawa. This time, the class will be joined by four students from Isamu Academy High School for a survival game. Divided into teams of four, participants must either take out their opponents or remain undetected until time expires to claim victory. The exercise also serves as a reunion between Tsuyu Asui and her middle school friend, Habuko Mongoose. But not everyone from Isamu is welcoming—Katsuki Bakugou quickly starts a quarrel with Romero Fujimi. The clash escalates when Romero angrily unleashes his Quirk, a gas that zombifies anyone it touches. With most of those around them transformed into zombies, how will the remaining students handle the crisis?

With summer vacation drawing to a close, Nishikata is excited to test out his latest schemes and finally get the better of his classmate Takagi. Despite his ongoing losing record, he gradually comes to understand the persistent mechanisms of her clever thinking. However, he soon discovers that the reasons behind Takagi's teasing might not be what he first thought. What remains clear is that every enjoyable day of planning and rivalry draws the two of them nearer to each other.

The young but feared sorcerer Zagan is a candidate to become one of the 13 Archdemons—the most powerful sorcerers in the world—after the death of their eldest member, Marchosias. At the deceased Archdemon's estate auction, Zagan experiences something unexpected: love at first sight. He impulsively spends his entire fortune to acquire Nephelia, a rare elf slave, and brings her to his castle. Given the girl's mysterious and troubled past, Zagan has much to uncover about his new companion. However, Zagan's inexperience with the unfamiliar emotion of love leads to many awkward moments between him and Nephelia, whom he nicknames "Nephy." As they grow closer and more comfortable with each other, it becomes increasingly clear that Nephy's feelings might not be so different from Zagan's.

Charming, cool, athletic, and a skilled cook—but above all, he has an obsession with cleanliness. Aoyama is adored and respected by everyone, yet his mysophobia keeps people at a distance. Still, he plays soccer, a sport that is anything but clean! As Fujimi High School's soccer club playmaker, Aoyama avoids any physical contact at all costs, dribbling his way cleanly toward victory. But the road to Nationals is tough for Fujimi's underdog squad. Alongside striker Kaoru Zaizen, Aoyama aims to prove that even a clean freak has things he's willing to get dirty for.

Subaru Mikazuki is a 23-year-old mystery novelist, a major introvert, and painfully shy. He prefers staying home with a book to going outside and interacting with people. Making his solitary life even harder, his parents died in an accident years ago, leaving him completely alone. One day, while making offerings at his parents' grave, Subaru meets a small grey and white cat named Haru, whom he ends up taking home. However, Subaru has never taken care of anyone before—can he even handle a cat? Haru is grateful to Subaru for giving her all the food she wants, a luxury for a street cat used to a tough life. But she notices that Subaru can't even seem to take care of himself! Will she be okay with this clueless owner? Doukyonin wa Hiza, Tokidoki, Atama no Ue. tells the story of an unlikely friendship between a human and a cat who try to understand each other.

A twenty-year-old recluse is teleported from his room and ends up before a goddess, who gives him a new chance at life. She bestows incredibly strong magical powers upon him in this new realm, but when he is reborn as the infant Prince Reinhardt, his abilities are ranked at just Level 2. Believing their child to be a total disappointment, his royal parents abandon him in a forest. There, the prince—who later calls himself Haruto—meets Flay, a Flame Fenrir who chooses to dedicate their life to serving him. Haruto's relative, Gold Zenfis, comes across the two in the woods and decides to take the boy in as his own. Nine years go by as Haruto grows up with the Zenfis family. His command of his immensely powerful barrier magic improves each day, although Haruto would prefer not to employ it for others. He trains his magic secretly, wanting his family to think he is weak. Yet his younger sister, Charlotte, uncovers his true strength, and with Flay's aid, Haruto defends her and the rest of the Zenfis household from danger. A shady conspiracy is brewing in the kingdom; Haruto only wishes to stay indoors and watch anime, but it appears he will need to use his magic to protect the family that took him in.

At noon somewhere in the school, one might catch the sound of two girls playing table tennis together while passing the time. As if guided by fate, two students—Sakura Adachi and Hougetsu Shimamura—meet on the second floor of the school gymnasium. As they slowly build a budding friendship, their feelings for each other only grow more uncertain. Drawing closer day by day, the two must learn to manage their contrasting personalities and figure out the true nature of their affection. The dynamic of this relationship gradually changes when one of them begins to develop emotions that go beyond a simple friendship. Still, Adachi and Shimamura must come to understand whether forming a connection stronger than friendship will bring them closer or drive them apart.

In the American Old West, the greatest race in the world is about to commence. Thousands gather in San Diego, aiming to cover over six thousand kilometers for a shot at the fifty-million-dollar grand prize. As the age of the horse draws to a close, participants are permitted to use any type of vehicle. Racers must endure harsh conditions, traveling up to a hundred kilometers each day across uncharted wilderness. The Steel Ball Run is truly a race like no other. Young Johnny Joestar, a former horse racer now confined to a wheelchair, arrives in San Diego to witness the start of the race. There he meets Gyro Zeppeli, a competitor who carries two steel balls at his waist instead of a gun. Johnny sees Gyro use one of his steel balls to unleash an incredible power, forcing a man to shoot himself during a duel. In the chaos, Johnny accidentally touches the steel ball and feels a surge of energy flow into his legs, allowing him to stand for the first time in two years. Determined to uncover the secret of the steel balls, Johnny decides to enter the race, and thus begins his bizarre journey across America on the Steel Ball Run.

At Fujisaki Girls Academy, student council president Natsuo Maki is admired by all the students for her elegance and perfection. One day, Riko Kurahashi visits the council room on an errand and catches Natsuo practicing kissing techniques on a pillow—a scene far from graceful. Riko learns that Natsuo secretly craves more romance in her life and has been rehearsing "romantic situations" in private. Feeling for her, Riko agrees to assist Natsuo with her love research. Dubbed "Love Lab," the project involves practicing the fundamentals of love and romance, like "accidentally" bumping into someone and holding hands. Soon, the entire student council joins in the fun of the Love Lab. Through their experiments and real-life encounters, what will they discover about romance? With a cast of humorous characters and comic situations, Love Lab weaves a story of friendship and romance, all while keeping the laughter constant.

Ten-year-old Takato Matsuda enjoys playing the Digimon card game with his friends and getting lost in its imaginative world. One day, he discovers a strange blue card in his collection and swipes it through his card reader. Unbeknownst to him, this action causes it to transform into a D-Ark Digivice. When the mysterious device scans his drawings of an original Digimon named Guilmon, it produces a Digi-Egg that hatches into a real version of his own creation! Though Takato is overjoyed to have a genuine Digimon, his idealistic fantasy crumbles when he realizes his energetic new friend needs constant attention. Making matters worse, Guilmon becomes a target for Ruki Makino, a rival tamer who uses her partner Renamon to defeat other Digimon and absorb their data to grow stronger. Fortunately, Takato gains allies in his classmate Li Jianliang and his witty Digimon partner Terriermon to assist him on his path as a true tamer. As dangerous enemies appear more frequently, Takato must deepen his connection with Guilmon to safeguard both the human world and the Digital World.

Finally, tranquility has been restored to Honnouji Academy, and now that it has fulfilled its original role, the distinctive school is scheduled to close within a month. Yet one last event remains: the graduation ceremony. As each member of the student council prepares to move beyond their former selves and pursue their future ambitions, Satsuki Kiryuuin grapples with finding her own direction, having lost her determination after finally achieving triumph. But just as she is about to deliver her address to the students, the ceremony is interrupted by mysterious entities that look exactly like the student council members. As Ryuuko Matoi and the Elite Four ready themselves for another fight, they quickly realize that the mastermind behind the chaos is a familiar foe who has come back seeking vengeance.

As the millennium turned, Ginei Studio's decaying structures were scheduled for demolition. Former employee and filmmaker Genya Tachibana chooses to mark the event by creating a documentary about the studio's leading lady, Chiyoko Fujiwara, the reclusive darling of Shouwa cinema. After securing permission to interview the retired actress, an infatuated Genya brings along skeptical cameraman Kyouji Ida to visit her, eager to bring his lifelong idol back into the limelight. Nestled in this remote mountain hideaway is a millennium of history compressed into a single lifetime, awaiting telling. Chiyoko's memories guide them on a fantastical trip through Japan's film history, blurring the lines of reality; the story of her acting career merges with her movie roles, the people from her life become indistinguishable from the characters she played, and the present fuses with the past. Even though the actress stepped away at the peak of her career three decades ago, the final curtain on her life's performance has not yet dropped.

Thirty-year-old Rick Gladiatol, a lowly clerk at the adventurers' guild, has never given up on his childhood dream of becoming a hero. When he crosses paths with the dark elf Reanette Elfelt—a top-tier member of the legendary party Orichalcum Fist—he is given the chance of a lifetime. The party agrees to take him in, but only if he endures their brutal, Spartan-style training. After two grueling years, Rick is finally prepared to take the E-Rank exam that will officially make him an adventurer. But since raw magical power can only be developed until the age of 20, he faces open hostility from both fellow examinees and the examiners. Forced into a corner, Rick has no choice but to demonstrate to the world that his hellish training has forged him into an unstoppable warrior.

After his father remarries, Yuuta Asamura gains a stepsister: Saki Ayase, who is considered the most beautiful girl in their grade. The two make a promise to neither grow too close nor too distant, maintaining a vague but comfortable distance—both having learned important lessons about relationships from their parents' past experiences. Saki, having always managed things on her own for her family's sake, doesn't know how to properly depend on others, while Yuuta struggles with how to genuinely treat her. With a fairly balanced dynamic, they gradually discover the comfort of living together. As days go by, their bond evolves from strangers to friends. This is a story that might someday lead to love.

Iroe Genma is a third-year high school student who is called "Elder Sister" by others despite her petite stature. This mischievous teen serves as the president of her school's Model Club, an organization focused on assembling plastic models of vehicles, boats, robots, and other objects. Along with her two junior members—the aggressive Hazuki "Okappa" Okamoto and the level-headed Makina "Makimaki" Sakamaki—this small group tries to fulfill their club responsibilities but frequently gets derailed by countless diversions. Whether it is conflicts among members or lessons on confessing feelings to a crush, these three schoolgirls find themselves entangled in all manner of bizarre and utterly absurd situations.

On a summer night in 2006, brothers Mutta and Hibito Nanba witness what they believe is a UFO heading toward the Moon. Deeply inspired, they both swear to become astronauts—Hibito aiming for the Moon, while Mutta, believing the elder brother must stay one step ahead, sets his sights on Mars. Years later, adult Mutta's life has not gone as planned: he works at an automotive company, while Hibito is poised to become the first Japanese man to walk on the Moon. After Mutta loses his job, an unexpected chance arises when the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) accepts his application for the next astronaut selection. Despite his self-doubt, Mutta refuses to let this opportunity slip away and begins an ambitious journey to fulfill the promise they made 19 years ago.

The Carnival Moment is an event where multiple storylines from Type-Moon's well-known creations converge. Occurring once every ten years in a completely separate realm, it allows characters who have never crossed paths to encounter one another. Furthermore, every participant is granted the chance to realize any of their desires! But to achieve this, they must endure a lengthy journey, as they are required to compete in various games. In Carnival Phantasm, a wide array of characters are placed in scenarios that mock their own universes. Despite this, they all share a common goal: to triumph in the contests using whatever methods are necessary!

Ayanokouji and his fellow second-year students start their new term at the Advanced Nurturing High School, where they are met with a series of challenging exams and a distinctive set of incoming first-years. They need to quickly become acquainted, as the initial special exam involves teams composed of one first-year and one second-year taking a written test—with the penalty for poor performance being expulsion, but only for the second-year participants. To make matters worse, it appears that one of the new first-year students also hails from the White Room. Can Ayanokouji evade expulsion while uncovering the identity of this hidden adversary?

In visual novels, an imaginary flag is an event that becomes a turning point for the entire story. When a player triggers a romance flag for a heroine, they proceed onto her route; a death flag signals that a specific character will die later on. High school student Souta Hatate can see these flags above people's heads and is able to bring them down to prevent certain events from occurring. He has used this power to stop others from dying. However, after a past accident in which he was the sole survivor, he came to believe that only misfortune follows those close to him, and has avoided making friends or forming relationships ever since. But everything changes after he transfers to a new school. When he topples another death flag, his classmate Nanami Knight Bladefield notices his ability and tries to learn more about him, promising to stay by his side no matter what. Thus begins Souta's journey as he meets new friends and acquaintances while unraveling the mysteries of his power—which may run far deeper than anyone imagines.

Eight centuries ago, humanity stood on the verge of annihilation as fearsome demons ravaged the world. In their final hour, people prayed to the heavens for deliverance, and from those pleas emerged the battle gods known as the "Idaten." Possessing immense strength and stamina, they vanquished the demons and ushered in an age of unprecedented peace. Now, the current generation of Idaten has never faced a demon, knowing only the tranquility of their peaceful era. Trained by Rin—the sole surviving Idaten from eight hundred years past—these new gods learn to navigate a world where their purpose seems obsolete. But when the oppressive Zoble Empire revives a demon, this odd assortment of divine misfits must once again take up arms against their ancient foes.

The second installment of the second season of Maou Gakuin no Futekigousha: Shijou Saikyou no Maou no Shiso, Tensei shite Shison-tachi no Gakkou e Kayou II.

In the otome RPG Light Magic and the Hero, the story starts as expected: the heroine, Alicia Ehnleit, encounters her three potential love interests one by one, eventually coming face-to-face with the villainess. Yumiella Dolkness, a noble with dark hair and rare dark-type magic—both traits linked to the Demon Lord—instills fear in everyone who sees her. At age five, Yumiella regains memories of her past life in modern Japan and realizes she is destined to become the hidden boss who appears after Alicia and her suitors defeat the Demon Lord. Refusing to follow the game's predetermined path, and preferring its fantasy elements over romance, Yumiella decides to secretly cultivate her magical abilities and level up. But everything goes wrong during the Royal Academy's entrance ceremony. Her power is measured at level 99—an impossible feat even for the royal knights, let alone a 15-year-old girl. With the royal family requesting her aid and everyone demanding proof of her strength, Yumiella understands that her dream of a quiet life is no longer achievable.

Demons are now a regular sight across the kingdom of Midland, which has descended into disorder. The swordsman Guts remains unable to settle anywhere for long because of his cursed brand. When he was by himself, he could always fend off danger, but now he faces the additional burden of protecting former Commander Casca, who is a shadow of her former self—she neither remembers him nor trusts him. They get no respite from the constant demon attacks, and they need a place where Casca can be secure until they find a way to restore her. Their elf ally, Puck, speaks of the mysterious land of Elfhelm, said to be a refuge from the demons plaguing the world. Exhausted and clinging to faint hope, they press on in search of a place to live—and they still must track down those responsible for the suffering they endure.

The members of the Amusement Club are back in Yuru Yuri♪♪, discovering fresh ways to make their time together even more fun. The club consists of the endlessly lively Kyouko Toshinou; the calm and level-headed Yui Funami; the polite yet frequently overlooked Akari Akaza; and Chinatsu Yoshikawa, who originally joined after mistaking them for the Tea Ceremony Club. Together, they form the Amusement Club, whose deceptively straightforward mission is to keep its members entertained. Alongside the Student Council and the occasional relative, they aim to make the most of their youth. Whether it's a trip to a hot spring or catching up on overdue homework, their lives are never boring, and they always find a reason to spend time together.

Once upon a time, there lived a monk named Myoue who had the ability to bring anything he drew to life. He dwelled peacefully with his wife Koto—a black rabbit in human form—and their three children: Yakushimaru, Kurama, and Yase. Eventually, the region's high priest decided that Myoue's creations were causing too much trouble for the townspeople and ordered him to resolve the matter. In response, the family secretly escaped to a parallel world of Myoue's own making—the Looking Glass City. All remained calm until Myoue and Koto suddenly vanished. Their three children are left to manage the city, and Yakushimaru takes on his father's name and duties. Stranded in this alternate dimension, their problems only grow worse when a young girl—also named Koto—crashes down from the sky and declares that she, too, is searching for the older Myoue and Koto. Armed with a giant hammer and two unruly familiars, Koto just might be the one to free everyone from the eternal paper city.

The Tsunashi couple remains as eccentric and lively as ever. Hardcore otaku shut-in Hajime and workaholic office lady Kaoru keep finding themselves in hilarious predicaments, thanks to both their own peculiar personalities and the oddball group of friends around them. Upon learning of Kaoru's pregnancy, Hajime puts in extra effort to become a good husband and a worthy father. Meanwhile, Kaoru looks back on their relationship, recalling all the challenges and triumphs that brought them closer. Together, they continue giving their all in their lives and marriage—all in the name of enduring, selfless love.

Suzu Urano is a gentle and innocent girl who loves to draw and often gets lost in her own daydreams. She grows up on the outskirts of Hiroshima with her family, happily helping with her grandmother's seaweed business. When she reaches marriageable age, Suzu leaves her cherished home to marry Shuusaku Houjou, a man she hardly knows. As she settles into her new husband's family, the homesick bride struggles to adapt to her unfamiliar surroundings while the war effort pushes far beyond the point of no return. When the fighting reaches Suzu's own neighborhood and peace turns into cruelty, how will she sustain herself and the people she grows to care for along the way? Kono Sekai no Katasumi ni offers a vivid yet somber portrait of daily life in the years before and after World War II, highlighting the resilience and strength of ordinary Japanese people during one of the darkest eras in modern history.

Veteran adventurer Nick, mage Tiana, cleric Zem, and half-dragon Curran each arrive alone at a tavern, ending up seated together at the same table. As the evening progresses, they take turns sharing their complaints and the hobbies they've adopted to cope. Though their stories differ greatly, they share one thing in common: betrayal. Each of the four, having been deeply betrayed by someone they cherished, has developed a profound distrust of humanity. Beyond their similar outlooks, the four also share another problem: a severe shortage of funds. Realizing they can't continue like this, they decide to form a party, raise their rank, and earn as much money as possible to fund their respective hobbies. What these disillusioned adventurers don't realize, however, is that they will eventually save the world from unimaginable danger.

The otaku teenager Tsutsui has finally begun to feel at ease in his relationship with the gorgeous Iroha, but the real world keeps throwing challenges at both of them. With the school cultural festival looming, Tsutsui is roped into serving on the festival committee, while Iroha's classmates push her to join the beauty contest. At the same time, Tsutsui's best friend Itou finally gathers the nerve to confess his feelings to Ayado, but she turns him down. As Itou works to move past the rejection and Tsutsui struggles just to survive the festival, both decide to do whatever it takes to become better individuals. Will their good intentions lead to a happy result, or will more hearts end up broken along the way?

In a steam-powered Victorian era filled with dreadnoughts and occult terrors, Zhou Mingrui finds himself reborn as Klein Moretti. He treads a precarious line between light and shadow, caught up in the conflicts of warring Churches. This is the tale of boundless potential...and unimaginable peril.

Takehito Kumagami's clairvoyance guides his friends to another child with supernatural abilities: Iori Sekiguchi, a mind reader. But when they attempt to make contact, they discover her power makes her nearly impossible to catch. Selected by the club to deal with the situation, Nao Tomori and Yuu Otosaka must find a way to outmaneuver the child's unique ability before it becomes too late.