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Still chasing her ambitious objective, inventive arms dealer Koko Hekmatyar, expressionless child soldier Jonathan “Jonah” Mar, and the rest of their team continue their mercenary operations. From hired killers to private armies, their assignments constantly expose them to peril. However, internal strife emerges when Renato "R" Socci, one of Koko's protectors, is exposed as a covert operative for "Operation Undershaft"—a CIA scheme to penetrate HCLI and use Koko as a pawn. Stunned by his treachery, Koko must exert strong leadership to unite her team and restore their trust before they fracture. Jormungand: Perfect Order chronicles Koko and her crew as they confront persistent enemies, surmount internal conflicts, and realize Koko's dream of global peace—a state of perfect order.

Shogi, a Japanese board game akin to chess, enjoys widespread popularity across the nation, with players ranging from young children to seniors. A select few possess the skill to compete professionally. The prestigious title of Ryuuou—"dragon king"—is granted solely to the player who attains the highest level in competitive shogi. Yaichi Kuzuryuu has become the youngest Ryuuou ever after claiming the grand championship. Yet the shogi world greets his triumph with hostility, with some even branding him the worst Ryuuou in history. Adding to his troubles, he has forgotten the promise he made to a young girl named Ai Hinatsuru—that he would coach her if he won. When she appears at his door, he reluctantly agrees to honor his word and takes Ai on as his disciple. Together, they strive to push beyond their current limits: Ai, to unlock her latent abilities; Yaichi, to demonstrate to everyone that his achievements are well-earned.

The Berühren Corporation has made the technology for creating powerful cyborg soldiers publicly available. Those with robotic parts are called the Extended. Juuzou Inui is one such Extended—built as a soldier with no memory of his past—and now, after the war, he runs a business handling Extended-related problems around the city. Hearing rumors of a rogue Extended who kidnapped a child, Juuzou returns to his office only to have a giant robotic man carrying a boy on his back crash through, begging for help. Juuzou could simply turn him in, but the situation feels too suspicious to ignore. Everyone seems to want this child, and whether he likes it or not, Juuzou must uncover why this Extended is on the run, how it ties to the Berühren Corporation, and just how deep the betrayal runs in this city.

Ever since their school days, Tsukasa Jinguuji has always been lucky with women thanks to his handsome features, while Hinata Tachibana has had almost no luck, constantly living in Jinguuji's shadow. But Jinguuji has never shown any interest in romance, whereas Tachibana is always desperate for a girlfriend. Despite their stark differences, they remain best friends even into their thirties as office workers. One night, the two are heading home from a mixer where Jinguuji, as usual, was the center of attention. In his drunken complaints, a frustrated Tachibana accidentally wishes to become a stunningly beautiful girl with irresistible charm. As if the heavens heard him, a goddess suddenly appears before Jinguuji and Tachibana, transporting them to another world to defeat the Demon Lord while also granting Tachibana's wish. Tachibana—now in the body of an impossibly perfect woman—has become so attractive that even Jinguuji is captivated. Furthermore, Tachibana becomes aware of Jinguuji's good looks, finally understanding why he is so popular. Before they fall in love with each other, the pair must complete their mission or risk being trapped by their own infatuations forever.

The second season of Strike the Blood which adapts three arcs from the 9th, 11th, and 12th light novel volumes.

After a devastating loss to Kyoichi Sudou, leader of Team Emperor, Takumi Fujiwara's AE86 suffers an engine failure, leaving the talented street racer questioning his own abilities. Now a high school graduate, he is approached by Ryousuke Takahashi, leader of the Akagi RedSuns, who proposes forming a professional street racing team. While joining would be an ideal opportunity to grow as a driver, Takumi remains unsure. Can the young racer rise to the level of a professional? With Ryousuke and the RedSuns' help, he may confront his doubts and misunderstandings about street racing—but first, Takumi wants to settle the score with Kyoichi Sudou.

Second season of Youjo Senki.

As the vice president of the student council, Ken Sugisaki spends his days eating snacks, playing games, and bonding with a harem of beautiful girls—or so he imagines. At Hekiyou Academy, student council officers are usually elected by popular vote, but an extra seat goes to the student with the highest exam scores. Ken, who previously had below-average grades, studied hard to earn that spot, his ultimate aim being to surround himself with girls who dote on him. Unfortunately for the vice president, reality doesn't match his fantasy. The council's female members continually reject his advances and prefer focusing on what he considers "boring" tasks like organizing school events and supervising other clubs. Still, minor obstacles like these won't deter Ken from chasing his dreams, no matter how absurd they appear.

College student Yuuya Nomoto gets swept into a kidnapping scheme without realizing it, only to witness his companions slain by Hitomi Uzaki—the very high school girl they meant to abduct. Pressured into driving her to a secret location, he discovers he has been placed as the stake in a lethal confrontation between two Therianthropes, genetically enhanced hybrids of humans and animals. One of these hybrids, Hitomi, exploits the speed and audacity bestowed by her ratel DNA to ruthlessly eliminate her opponent and spare Yuuya from death. Hours later, Yuuya awakens desperately wishing it was all a nightmare, but he soon grasps that he is now trapped in a covert proxy conflict among four major Japanese business groups, where the victor will seize economic dominance. As her lone—and reluctant—backer, his own existence hinges on Hitomi's participation in clandestine death matches referred to solely as Killing Bites.

One quiet and peaceful day, the sky tore open as extradimensional beings known as the Unknown launched a swift and brutal assault on humanity. To preserve the future of the nation, all of Japan's children were placed into cryogenic freezing to keep them safe until the war concluded. Several years later, humanity had established a stronghold in a corner of Japan, now serving as the frontline of the conflict. With the threat of extinction no longer imminent, the children were awakened. They discovered that during cryogenesis, each child had developed Worlds—unique supernatural powers. The six most powerful children were given command of the reclaimed cities, using their abilities to defend the strongholds against the ongoing invasion. Childhood friends Ichiya Suzaku and Canaria Utara led Tokyo, siblings Kasumi and Asuha Chigusa managed Chiba, and Maihime Tenkawa and Hotaru Rindou oversaw Kanagawa. Over time, the near-routine attacks from the Unknown and the clashing personalities of the city heads and subheads fostered petty rivalries, leading to constant arguments among the three cities. As the Unknown suddenly intensified their assaults, the leaders of the three cities must learn to work together or risk losing the last line of defense against humanity's extinction.

The Dragon Cry is a lethal magical artifact, a staff forged from the rage and sorrow of ancient dragons. This object has been stolen from the kingdom of Fiore by the treacherous Zash Caine, who escapes with it to the tiny island country of Stella. Alarmed that such power is in the wrong hands, the King of Fiore dispatches Fairy Tail to recover the staff. However, the mission becomes daunting when a dark secret lurks at the core of Stella. Dragon Cry chronicles their struggle as they gather all their might to reclaim the stolen staff and rescue both realms.

At age eight, Tokiyuki Houjou leads a carefree life as a noble in peaceful Kamakura, paying little attention to the serious duties of eventually taking his father's place as the next shogun. Rather than training hard in swordsmanship or archery, he excels at evasion—deftly avoiding his advisors and finding ideal hiding spots. But his tranquil days end abruptly when a sudden coup massacres his entire clan. Overcome with guilt as the only survivor, Tokiyuki considers ending his own life to rejoin his family. His destiny changes course when the mysterious priest Yorishige Suwa unexpectedly thrusts him onto a battlefield. Yorishige foretells that Tokiyuki will become a great hero, leaving the boy no choice but to make his way through enemy soldiers. As Tokiyuki fights for survival against these opponents, he discovers a new excitement in turning his usual hide-and-seek games into higher-stakes contests. With a fresh sense of purpose and the assurance of strong allies from Yorishige, Tokiyuki swears to avenge his family—not by fighting, but through his remarkable skill at running away.

Haruka Nanami, a budding composer from the countryside, dreams of writing songs for her favorite idol, Hayato Ichinose. To make this ambition a reality, she enrolls at Saotome Academy, a prestigious vocational school focused on the performing arts. Once she arrives, Haruka discovers that every staff member, even the headmaster, works as either an idol, composer, or poet. What's more, she finds herself among exceptionally talented future idols and composers, and the rivalry between students is intense. With the chance to be scouted by the Shining Agency after graduation, the stakes couldn't be higher. As she pursues her goal at the academy, a series of events one fateful night leads Haruka to a mysterious man standing under the moonlight—and he looks strangely familiar...

Manga author Shin Karino receives a box of tissues from four-year-old Kotarou Satou, his new next-door neighbor. Karino finds Kotarou an unusual child—he speaks in an extremely formal manner and lives alone in his apartment with no parents or relatives around. Yet Kotarou neither seems bothered by this nor wishes to rely on others. Feeling concerned about Kotarou's situation, Karino decides to accompany him to a bathhouse in case something happens, and there he realizes the little boy is not so different from himself. Gradually, Karino—along with the other residents of the apartment complex—grows attached to Kotarou and his eccentric behavior. At the same time, Kotarou himself may have discovered something like a family in his unique neighbors.

The string of inexplicable murders in Hinamizawa that once plagued the town have been resolved, and the cycle of fate has been broken through the actions of Rika Furude and her friends. Rika feels she has finally achieved the ordinary, peaceful life she always wanted alongside her companions; however, her assumption is shattered when the gears of destiny start moving again following an unfortunate incident. Rika then discovers herself in a "perfect" world where the recurring pattern of brutal killings never occurred, and every one of her friends is content and fulfilled. Reluctant to let go of the reality she fought so hard to secure, she realizes that she must destroy an essential "key" in order to return. Yet, can Rika turn her back on the flawless existence she is now offered, after all the struggles that brought her this far?

In an alternate timeline after World War II, a devastated Japan under foreign occupation is plagued by widespread civil unrest and terrorism. During a failed interception of illegal weapons being moved by a terrorist group, Constable Kazuki Fuse, a member of an elite counter-terrorism squad, confronts the brutal reality of human nature. He is unable to stop a teenage girl from carrying out a desperate suicide bombing that causes massive destruction in Tokyo. Haunted by psychological trauma and with his abilities called into question, Fuse is sent back to a military academy for reassessment. Without his knowledge, he soon becomes entangled in a network of government conspiracies that hold the power to shape the fate of all Japan. As Fuse walks the narrow boundary between humanity and beast, he ultimately realizes where his true allegiance lies.

Takashi Natsume has become used to his interactions with youkai thanks to the Book of Friends, a collection of names his grandmother Reiko Natsume bound through contracts. Each encounter helps Natsume learn more about the youkai, Reiko, and himself. The Book of Friends is a potent item capable of controlling youkai, making it a target for both youkai and exorcists. Natsume wishes only to live his everyday life quietly, but these incidents constantly disturb him. To put an end to this turmoil, he must delve deeper into the nature of the book and the exorcist world, while also learning to open up to those willing to assist him.

In the town where Utena Hiiragi lives, a trio of magical girls called Tres Magia serves as its protectors. Utena, like many others, deeply admires these heroic figures who fight for justice. One day, a mysterious black mascot appears before her and offers a once-in-a-lifetime chance: the ability to transform into a magical girl. But the proposal is deceptive—Utena has been enlisted by an evil organization to battle the magical girls she has always looked up to. Forced into a confrontation with Tres Magia, she expects guilt, yet instead discovers an unexpected delight in hurting them. Surrendering to these newfound impulses, Utena wholeheartedly adopts her villainous role, gradually turning her former adoration into a cruel fixation.

Takashi Natsume possesses the rare ability to see youkai that remain hidden from most people. To preserve the peaceful life he now shares with his new family and friends, he keeps this power a secret. Still, Natsume extends the same compassion to friendly spirits, diligently giving back their names using the Book of Friends left to him by his late grandmother, Reiko. Meanwhile, the exorcist Matoba clan continues to pursue Natsume because of his exceptional talent. But Natsume turns down their offers, aware that not all exorcists share the understanding of his ally Shuuichi Natori—many recklessly seal away any youkai that crosses their path. Unhappy with this refusal, Seiji Matoba pressures Natsume into attending a major assembly of influential exorcist families. Surrounded by dangerous humans and youkai alike, Natsume stands firm, opposing the exorcists' heavy-handed methods and holding onto his belief that coexistence between the two worlds is achievable.

Idol fanatic Kousaku Hata is crushed when his beloved Yuka Kusakabe abruptly announces her retirement at the height of her success. As her most devoted admirer, this news hits him harder than he can handle. Thrown into deep despair, he withdraws from the world and locks himself away. But when his friends finally persuade him to return to school, he receives a shocking surprise. His idol has transferred into his class, now going by the name Ringo Kinoshita. This unbelievable turn of events reignites Kousaku's determination, and he commits himself to making the most of this once-in-a-lifetime chance. With encouragement from his teacher and friends, Kousaku strives to grow closer to the girl of his dreams and discover the true reason she left the entertainment industry.

Kaede Azusagawa, Sakuta’s younger sister, is nearing the end of middle school and faces a crucial choice. Although her counselor recommends an online high school due to her past as a shut-in and severe fear of conventional classrooms, Kaede dreams of attending Minegahara High School alongside her brother to experience a normal high school life. She asks Sakuta, his girlfriend Mai Sakurajima, and Mai’s half-sister Nodoka Toyohama to help her prepare for the entrance exam, and they eagerly accept. However, her idealized vision of high school does not come to pass. As her unresolved trauma resurfaces, Kaede struggles to figure out the true direction she wants her future to take.

With the second Winter Comiket fast approaching, Blessing Software has been working hard on its new game, "How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend." Even though Utaha Kasumigaoka and Eriri Spencer Sawamura have left the circle, Megumi Katou and Tomoya Aki remain hopeful that by sticking to Tomoya's original vision, their upcoming title will surpass Blessing Software's previous work. With new members Iori and Izumi Hashima joining, development moves forward—but not without difficulties. The dating sim industry rarely goes according to plan, and numerous obstacles force Tomoya to choose between supporting his friends and finishing the game. Saenai Heroine no Sodatekata Fine brings the series to a close as Tomoya picks his final route, both in his personal life and within Blessing Software.

While making his way to conquer a Great Labyrinth alongside his former classmates and allies, Hajime Nagumo gets diverted by a tragic incident affecting his companion Shea Haulia. Upon discovering a group of rabbitfolk caught in an ambush, Hajime learns that soldiers from the Hoelscher Empire have kidnapped members of Shea's Haulia Tribe. Wanting to ease Shea's worries—since her father may be in grave peril—Hajime decides to travel to the empire and free the missing Haulias. Once he reaches his destination, Hajime becomes entangled in political strife between the empire and the Heiligh Kingdom. Princess Liliana S. B. Heiligh attempts to forge an alliance with the empire to protect her weakened kingdom from demon assaults, while the Haulia Tribe plots to assassinate Emperor Gahard D. Hoelscher in order to liberate all rabbitfolk from the empire's threat. Resolved to safeguard his comrades at any cost, Hajime must set aside all political concerns and unleash his overwhelming strength on anyone who dares to oppose him.

Beginning his first year at university, Yuuta Segawa is asked by his older sister Yuri—who raised him after their parents' death—to watch over her three daughters Hina, Sora, and Miu while she and her husband go overseas on a business trip. Yuuta reluctantly agrees, but tragedy strikes when their plane vanishes and all passengers are presumed dead. Determined to keep the three girls from being split up among relatives, Yuuta goes against the family and takes them in, just as his sister once took him in when he had no one else. Now the four of them find themselves in an unusual situation: Yuuta must learn to balance his new responsibilities—as the newest member of the Street Observation Research Society, a club dedicated to people-watching, and as a father figure—while Sora, Miu, and Hina come to terms with the loss of their parents.

Demon Lord Rimuru's goal of establishing an alliance between humans and monsters inches closer to reality. As Tempest flourishes, Granville Rozzo and his granddaughter Maribel Rozzo oppose Rimuru, pushing for a strategy to protect humanity through subjugation. Meanwhile, in El Dorado, Demon Lord Leon advances his own objectives. The awakening of a new Hero is on the horizon.

In ancient times, a band of young men dedicated their lives to protecting Athena, the Goddess of Wisdom and War. These warriors could fight unarmed—a single punch was strong enough to tear open the sky and shatter the ground below. Known as Saints, they could unleash the power of the Cosmos from within. In the present day, a new generation of Saints is about to rise. The energetic Seiya battles fiercely for the Sacred Armor of Pegasus, refusing to let anyone stand in his way. Six years of hard training pay off as he claims victory and becomes one of Athena's Saints. Yet Seiya's struggle is far from over. Numerous dangers and formidable enemies lie ahead for him and the other Saints. What new challenges await the heroes of the epic Saint Seiya saga?

A blog run by NEET teenager Yuuta Gamon and his eager best friend Ryouka Narusawa, which aims to debunk the paranormal, becomes the unexpected link that draws together a collection of individuals who ordinarily have no reason to cross paths. These figures include high school fortune-teller Miyuu Aikawa, who partners with Yuuta on the blog; realist Sarai Hashigami, left reeling when a tragedy strikes his family; doujin artist Ririka Nishizono, whose artwork possesses an eerie capacity to foresee future events; black magic practitioner and local curse specialist Aria Kurenaino, accompanied by her spectral companion; Shun Moritsuka, a childish otaku detective; and reporter Touko Sumikaze. As this improbable group, connected only by the threads of destiny, gradually find one another, they are faced with murders and other incidents cloaked in supernatural influence. Together, they must unite to unravel the mysteries that weave through the city and their own lives.

Cocona is a typical middle schooler who lives with her grandmother. Still uncertain about what she wants to pursue in life, she suddenly encounters a peculiar girl named Papika, who invites her to join an organization called Flip Flap. Pulled along by this energetic newcomer, Cocona ends up in Pure Illusion—a strange alternate dimension—where she helps Papika search for crystal shards. After completing their task, the two are transported to another realm within Pure Illusion. A dangerous creature appears, and the girls use their crystals to transform into magical girls: Cocona becomes Pure Blade, while Papika becomes Pure Barrier. As they attempt to defeat the monster, three individuals from a rival organization intervene, slay the creature, and take a fragment left behind from its remains. In the aftermath, Cocona and Papika realize that to stand a chance against both their competitors and the threats within Pure Illusion, they must cooperate and align their emotions to transform more effectively.

Aliens called the Oni threaten to invade Earth, but they offer a deal: a randomly chosen human must defeat Lum, the Oni leader's beautiful daughter, in a one-on-one game of tag. The "lucky" contestant is the lecherous and unlucky high schooler Ataru Moroboshi. He has ten days to grab Lum's horns, but her extraterrestrial powers make the task seem nearly impossible. Driven by a promise of marriage from his childhood friend Shinobu Miyake, Ataru manages to catch Lum off guard. He first grabs her bikini top by mistake, but eventually succeeds in his real goal. Though the game ends, Lum misinterprets the situation and believes Ataru wants to marry her, so she moves into his home. The hapless student constantly tries to get rid of the clingy Lum while attempting to win back his intended fiancée. After his heroic feat leads to such a disastrous outcome, it's doubtful whether luck will ever be on his side.

As the seasons change and the second spring draws near, Tatsuya and Miyuki have finished their first year at First Magic High School and are spending their spring break. They travel to their villa in the Ogasawara Island archipelago. Their brief moment of peace is shattered when a lone young woman named Kokoa appears before them. Having abandoned the Naval base, she reveals her one wish to Tatsuya.

After competing in the Johto League, Satoshi decides to start fresh on a new adventure—this time traveling alone with Pikachu through the Houen region. However, he doesn't stay solo for long. Ten-year-old Haruka, who dislikes Pokémon but wants to see the world, ends up accompanying him after Pikachu destroys her bicycle. Satoshi also reunites with his old friend Takeshi, and meets Haruka's younger brother, Masato. Together, the group journeys across Houen, taking on Gym Leaders, participating in contests, and experiencing various events along the road to the Houen League.

In Italy, the Social Welfare Agency takes in young girls from hospital beds and offers them a new life through advanced cybernetic enhancements. Their bodies artificially strengthened, the girls are brainwashed and trained as assassins to perform the Italian Government's covert operations. Despite these modifications, they remain children at heart, yearning for affection from those they care about, even knowing that love is artificially created. This tragic story follows the girls as they struggle with their emotions within an agency that views them merely as ruthless weapons.

Both day and night, unexplainable horrors lurk in the darkest corners, waiting to strike. They cannot be escaped or defeated—only endured. Prepare yourself, or you might be their next victim. Settle in for a collection of chilling tales that will leave you horrified: a cursed jade figurine that bores holes into its victims' bodies; a nightmare that stretches across decades; a beautiful spirit at a foggy crossroads who offers cursed advice; and a slug that grows inside a girl's mouth. Tread with caution, for the supernatural terrors of the Junji Ito Collection are not meant for the faint-hearted.

A long-standing prophecy speaks of a day when the great titans of ice, lightning, and fire are thrown into chaos. When that happens, Lugia, the ocean’s guardian, will emerge to restore balance. Drawn to these words, collector Gelardan launches his airship with a sinister scheme: capture Lugia by targeting the three titans. Once Gelardan sets his plan in motion, severe weather changes erupt worldwide, with violent storms appearing everywhere. One such storm sweeps the ship carrying trainers Satoshi, Kasumi, and Kenji off course, landing them on Shamouti Island. There, Satoshi learns of the ancient prophecy and his role as the chosen one destined to aid Lugia in bringing harmony back to the world. With the planet’s fate in his hands, Satoshi must find the bravery to confront the chaos endangering everything and stop Gelardan.

After being accepted into the Kaede Inn, Nana tries to find some way to be useful, though she unintentionally creates more trouble than help. But Nana's main anxiety is directed toward her fellow resident Nyu, whom she previously knew only as Lucy, the violent Diclonius. Fearing that Nyu might unleash the same horrific brutality—violence that still haunts Nana—on those close to her, Nana is torn: either try to live peacefully alongside Lucy, with all the uncertainty that brings, or remove the source of her worry, thereby destroying the relationships she has built at the inn. As Nana wrestles with this decision, Nyu recalls a painful memory of one of her dearest friends and one of her greatest rivals.

The Tokise High School Koto Club has struggled through their disjointed and off-tempo performance at the Kanto Region Traditional Japanese Music Festival. Members Chika Kudou, Satowa Houzuki, Takezou Kurata, Hiro Kurusu, Kouta Mizuhara, Saneyasu Adachi, and Michitaka Sakai are disheartened when they learn the poor outcome of their performance, leaving them demoralized. Still, the group sees their potential and unanimously decides to work together to hone their abilities, address their weaknesses, and achieve a higher level of playing in order to succeed at the winter national qualifiers. With the support of their now cooperative club advisor Suzuka Takinami, the team's goal becomes more realistic as they start understanding the fundamentals of good music and polishing their koto skills. The idea of performing more frequently to acquire what they most lack—experience—is proposed. Yet, as their path toward nationals unfolds, the koto club members encounter obstacles that hinder their concentration and advancement. Not only do formidable rival schools and musicians continue to pose a threat, but the high school realities of budding romance and seniors nearing graduation also start to test the limits of this determined group of teenagers and the future of the koto club.

During winter break, Reien Girls' Academy is plagued by a series of strange incidents. Azaka Kokutou, a student and apprentice mage, is dispatched by her master to look into the matter. She discovers that another mage has been stealing students' memories through fairies—entities that, despite her magical ability, remain invisible to Azaka. Consequently, Shiki Ryougi, an acquaintance gifted with unique eyes that can perceive what Azaka cannot, is also sent to the academy to assist. The two, however, struggle to cooperate, largely because Azaka regards Shiki as a romantic rival. But as the fairy situation rapidly escalates and deeper layers of the mystery come to light, Azaka must learn to work alongside Shiki to rescue her classmates.

The Iga and Kouga ninja clans have been locked in a fierce conflict for generations. However, a ceasefire is imposed by the powerful warlord Ieyasu Tokugawa, forcing the two clans to lay down their weapons. As time passes, Gennosuke Kouga, the heir of the Kouga clan, and Oboro Iga, the heir of the Iga clan, fall in love. They hope that their marriage will bring lasting peace between their clans. Yet their dreams are shattered when old rivalries are rekindled, pulling them back into war. Ieyasu's two grandsons each lay claim to the next shogunate succession. To settle the dispute, the Kouga and Iga are each ordered to send their ten finest warriors into a deadly battle royale, with each clan backing one of the rival heirs. Two scrolls listing the fighters are provided, to be marked in blood as each warrior falls. The victor will earn the Tokugawa shogunate's favor for a thousand years. Caught between love and clan loyalty, Gennosuke and Oboro must ultimately decide their clans' destiny.

Fifteen kids enjoying a summer camp stumble upon a small cave by the shore while spending their carefree days together. Deep inside the caverns, they discover a mysterious room where they meet a strange man named Kokopelli. He invites them to play a game that involves taking turns piloting a giant robot to defend Earth from alien threats. Believing it to be some kind of interesting computer game, all but one of the children sign a contract agreeing to participate. Later that day, the giant robot appears in reality, and the children are teleported into its cockpit. There they find Kokopelli, who pilots a battle against a similar robotic creature that has suddenly emerged nearby. After winning the fight, Kokopelli tries to apologize, but the children are teleported back to the ground amid the wreckage before he can finish. Once the shock of the battle subsides, the robot vanishes without warning, leaving the kids scared and bewildered. Though it seemed like a harmless game at first, they never imagined the true stakes involved—or how their pasts would become intertwined with the choices they must now make.

Even after attaining the highest rank of shin'uchi, Yotarou still cannot find his own voice in rakugo. Torn between the methods of his master and the distinctive approach of the late Sukeroku, his performances lack a crucial element—ego. Though he draws crowds to the theaters, he is only one of a dwindling number; rakugo faces the risk of becoming obsolete. Meanwhile, Yakumo—seen by many as the final hope to keep rakugo alive—grapples with his advancing age. Despite delivering flawless performances, he worries he is approaching his limit. His anxieties intensify as an old acquaintance draws nearer. Konatsu, on her end, tries to raise her son as a single mother, a situation Yotarou strongly resists. He attempts to convince her to marry him so he can raise the boy as his own. In Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu: Sukeroku Futatabi-hen, the tale of Yotarou and Yakumo reaches its conclusion as they strive to revive a nearly extinct art and confront their personal struggles.

In a world of magic where humans, demihumans, and oni are locked in bitter conflict, Princess Saltorine "Sally" Aldike travels to locate a person named Mikoto Kibitsu. Along her journey, Sally uncovers many truths she remained unaware of because of her noble upbringing—including the fact that the oni wield power strong enough to annihilate all of humanity. Seemingly granted a means to oppose the oni's strength, Sally possesses a mysterious ability that appears as a mark shaped like a peach, granting her superhuman prowess that lets her defeat even powerful oni with little trouble. Nevertheless, Sally tries her best not to judge between humans, demihumans, and oni, holding onto hope that peaceful coexistence among the three groups might someday become reality. In contrast, Mikoto—who wields the same peach-shaped power as Sally but with far greater skill—pursues a very different aim. Mikoto is determined to slaughter and torture every oni that exists, stopping at nothing to accomplish that goal. As Sally and Mikoto continue to encounter one another, the power they both command will determine whether friendly coexistence or total destruction lies ahead.

After fleeing the Beltrum Kingdom's capital alongside his former teacher Celia Claire and his bond spirit Aishia, Rio once again finds himself in a precarious situation. It turns out that multiple individuals from his previous life in Japan have been mysteriously transported to various locations across the new world. Rushing to their aid, Rio rescues a small group and takes them under his protection. Among them, he is surprised to find Miharu Ayase, the childhood friend of his former self. These newcomers are not the only ones who have been summoned. With old friends and new allies by his side, Rio sets out to find the remaining abductees while seeking a way to send them back to Japan. Yet he never loses sight of his primary objective: avenging his mother's death.

After being caught up in an accident, Ryou Mihara finds himself reincarnated in the world of Phi as a water magician. Waking up in a secluded forest, he sets out to achieve his ideal slow life by surviving on monsters and honing his magical abilities. Unknown to Ryou, his second life comes with the hidden trait "Eternal Youth." One day, Ryou comes across a shipwrecked adventurer named Abel. When Abel asks Ryou to accompany him to the town of Lune, they set off on a journey through monster-filled mountains. Upon reaching the town and registering as an adventurer, Ryou's powerful water magic and equipment prove to be unlike anything seen before. Though his skills attract the attention of many, Ryou is eager to start his own adventure and further refine his magic!

It has been three months since Iori Kitahara moved into the space above Grand Blue, his uncle's scuba diving shop, and joined his university's Diving Club. Along with the other members, he spends his days drinking and causing chaotic fun. When Iori's sister, Shiori, hears about his behavior, she decides to intervene—and bring him back home to take over their family's inn. Despite her best efforts, Shiori temporarily gives up after seeing how attached Iori has become to Grand Blue and his friends. As Iori and the rest of the Diving Club continue to party without restraint, they find themselves in all sorts of bizarrely hilarious situations, still somehow managing to improve their scuba diving skills.

After obtaining information about Asirpa from the foreteller Inkarmat, Saichi Sugimoto, Genjirou Tanigaki, and Cikapasi team up with the Seventh Division's Otonoshin Koito and Hajime Tsukishima to travel to Karafuto. Pushing deeper into the freezing Russian territory, they gather any clues they can find about Asirpa's location and hurry after her. Meanwhile, Asirpa remains ignorant of what actually happened at Abashiri Prison. Deeply unsettled and confused by her father Wilk's past actions, she follows his old friend Kiroranke to the place where Wilk was born and raised, hoping to understand his motives. But Kiroranke and master sniper Hyakunosuke Ogata are plotting behind her back. Even if the various factions searching for it were to collect all twenty-four tattooed skins that form a map to the lost Ainu gold, they now realize the map is useless without Asirpa. Aware of the danger she faces, Sugimoto desperately hopes to reach Asirpa first and shield her from the greedy hands of those who intend to drag her into their sins.

Houtarou Oreki is spending another ordinary day at home when his sister Tomoe ropes him into working as a lifeguard at the local swimming pool. When he arrives at the pool, Oreki coincidentally runs into the other members of the Classics Club. Eru Chitanda notices that a white object on a woman's ear has suddenly vanished, leaving her curious about the mystery behind it. Hyouka: Motsubeki Mono wa follows Oreki and the rest of the Classics Club as they enjoy themselves at the pool and solve the puzzle that has sparked Chitanda's interest.

Immortality is something many people might wish for. But would they still desire it if they knew it would subject them to endless attacks? That is the reality for Rin Asougi, an immortal private investigator—there is no shortage of individuals who want her dead. Over the centuries, she has met countless gruesome ends, only to return to life each time as if nothing happened. In 1990, while searching for a lost cat, Rin encounters Kouki Maeno, a man who believes his memories are faulty. Agreeing to assist him, Rin soon discovers that Kouki is not what he appears to be, all while moving closer to her true enemy. This foe knows Rin and her kind all too well, and if she dies by his hand, she may stay dead forever.

Over many decades, steadily falling birth rates have driven human civilization nearly to extinction. The few remaining people scrape by in a post-apocalyptic world, using whatever the previous generations left behind. Fairies now rule the Earth—tiny beings armed with ultra-advanced technology, an insatiable craving for sweets, and zero concern for human well-being. A young woman who has just completed her education returns to her hometown and is appointed an official United Nations arbitrator. Her job is to act as a bridge between humans and fairies, convincing both sides that peaceful coexistence is possible. She expects the role to be straightforward, but reining in the disasters caused by the oblivious fairies as they chase after candy proves far more challenging than she ever anticipated.