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Koyomi Araragi, a third-year high school student, survives a vampire attack thanks to Meme Oshino, an odd man who lives in an abandoned building. Although he is restored to humanity, lingering side effects like superhuman healing and enhanced vision remain. With support from his friend and class president Tsubasa Hanekawa, Araragi tries to maintain a normal student life. When he catches fellow classmate Hitagi Senjougahara as she falls down a flight of stairs, Araragi realizes she is unnaturally weightless. Despite Senjougahara's reluctance, Araragi insists on helping her and turns to Oshino—the same man who once resolved his own crisis. Through a series of stories involving demons and gods, Bakemonogatari follows Araragi as he works to aid those suffering from supernatural afflictions.

In the downtown area of Tokyo's Ikebukuro district, strange rumors swirl about anonymous gangs and dangerous individuals, but the most famous urban legend is the headless "Black Rider"—a figure seen riding a jet-black motorcycle through the city streets. Mikado Ryuugamine has always craved the excitement of city life, and an invitation from a childhood friend convinces him to move to Tokyo. On his very first day, he glimpses the Black Rider, and it seems his wish for adventure has been fulfilled. However, as supernatural events unfold, ordinary people like himself, along with Ikebukuro's most eccentric residents, become entangled in the chaos erupting throughout the city.

That chaotic structure, that din of hissing steam and creaking joints, with smoke billowing as it moves on its own... That castle belongs to the great wizard Howl, renowned for both his magical abilities and his reputation as a womanizer—or so the gossip goes in Sophie Hatter's small town. Sophie, as the plain daughter of a hatmaker, doesn't expect much from her future and is content to work hard in the shop. However, Sophie's simple life takes an exciting turn when she becomes trapped in a troubling situation, and the mysterious wizard appears to rescue her. Unfortunately, this brief encounter spurs the vain and vengeful Witch of the Waste—driven by jealousy over a past conflict with Howl—to place a curse on the maiden, transforming her into an old woman. In an effort to return to normal, Sophie must join Howl and a host of eccentric companions—from a powerful fire demon to a hopping scarecrow—in his living castle, on a perilous adventure as a raging war tears their kingdom apart.

High school freshman Houtarou Oreki's only ambition is to live a gray life while conserving as much energy as possible. However, his peaceful existence is disrupted when his older sister, Tomoe, pressures him to prevent the disbandment of the Classics Club, which has no members. Oreki's troubles seem to end when he visits the clubroom and finds that fellow first-year Eru Chitanda has already joined. But even though his obligation is met, Oreki becomes caught up in Chitanda's curious and lively personality, eventually choosing to join the club on his own. The club's membership soon expands to four when Oreki's friends Satoshi Fukube and Mayaka Ibara also join. Driven by Chitanda's relentless curiosity, the Classics Club members solve the small but captivating mysteries that fill their everyday lives.

Koudo Ikusei Senior High School appears to be a perfect place on the surface. Its students enjoy remarkable freedom, and the institution holds a high reputation across Japan. But the truth is far from ideal. The school's four classes—A through D—are organized by merit, with only the highest-ranked classes receiving special privileges. Kiyotaka Ayanokouji belongs to Class D, where the school places its worst students. There he encounters the antisocial Suzune Horikita, who feels she was mistakenly placed in Class D and is determined to ascend to Class A, and the friendly class idol Kikyou Kushida, whose goal is to befriend everyone she can. Although class assignments are fixed, rankings are not; students from lower classes can improve their standing by outperforming those in higher classes. Moreover, Class D has no restrictions on the methods used to get ahead. In this ruthless school environment, can they overcome the odds and achieve the top?

Everyone has experienced that phase in life when they believed they were special, different from the average crowd. They might have imagined wielding magical powers or thought they came from a fantasy world. This "illness" is called "chuunibyou," and it often leads to some of the most cringeworthy moments in a person's memory. For Yuuta Togashi, the wounds from his chuunibyou days are still fresh. After posing as the "Dark Flame Master" in middle school, he looks back with deep embarrassment, even choosing a high school far away so no one would recognize him. Eager to leave his dark history behind, he longs for a normal high school life. But his past hasn't let him go yet: enter Rikka Takanashi, Yuuta's new classmate who declares herself the vessel of the "Wicked Eye." When this eccentric girl crashes into his life, his dream of an ordinary, chuunibyou-free existence quickly falls apart. In this funny and touching story of a boy who just wants to forget his embarrassing memories, the old delusions are far from gone.

A deadly virus suddenly appears, wiping out everyone over the age of 13. In its wake, vampires who had long remained hidden emerge to seize control of humanity. They offer protection to the survivors in exchange for regular blood donations, effectively turning them into livestock. Among those taken captive are Yuuichirou and Mikaela Hyakuya, two young boys from an orphanage, along with other children they regard as family. Unwilling to live as mere blood sources under the vampires' oppressive rule, Mikaela devises a plan to escape. However, the attempt fails catastrophically, leaving Yuuichirou as the sole survivor. He is later discovered by the Moon Demon Company, a military organization dedicated to exterminating vampires in Japan. Years pass, and Yuuichirou becomes a member of the Japanese Imperial Demon Army. He is driven by a single goal: to exact revenge on the creatures that murdered his family. But the price of his vengeance remains uncertain.

Over a ten-year quest to defeat the Demon King, the hero's party—comprising Himmel himself, the priest Heiter, the dwarf warrior Eisen, and the elven mage Frieren—form deep bonds through their adventures and battles, creating unforgettable precious memories for most of them. However, the time Frieren spends with her comrades amounts to merely a fraction of her life, which has spanned more than a thousand years. When the party disbands after their victory, Frieren casually returns to her "usual" routine of collecting spells across the continent. Due to her different sense of time, she appears to hold no strong feelings toward the experiences she went through. As the years pass, Frieren gradually realizes how her days in the hero's party truly impacted her. Witnessing the deaths of two of her former companions, Frieren begins to regret having taken their presence for granted; she vows to better understand humans and create real personal connections. Though the story of that once memorable journey has long ended, a new tale is about to begin.

Ordinary middle school students Madoka Kaname and Sayaka Miki have their lives turned upside down after meeting Kyuubey, a cat-like magical being, and Homura Akemi, a transfer student new to their school. Kyuubey proposes a deal: in exchange for granting any one wish they desire, the girls will become magical girls, gaining the power to realize their dreams. However, Homura Akemi, who is herself a magical girl, warns them not to accept, insisting that things are not as they appear. Exploring themes of hope, despair, and friendship, Puella Magi Madoka Magica delves into the harsh realities of being a magical girl and the sacrifices required to make a wish come true.

Takemichi Hanagaki's life reached its peak during his second year of middle school, when he had respect, a reliable gang of friends, and even a girlfriend. But twelve years have passed, and now he's a washed-up nobody—mocked by children and always apologizing to his younger boss. A news report about the Tokyo Manji Gang brutally murdering his only ex-girlfriend and her brother only rubs salt in the wound. Just as a train is about to end his miserable life, Takemichi flashes back to the same day twelve years ago, when he was still dating Hinata Tachibana. Forced to relive the exact day that started his downward spiral, Takemichi encounters Hinata's younger brother. Without thinking, he blurts out that the boy seems to be dead before flashing back to the past again. Takemichi pleads with him to protect his sister, then inexplicably returns to the future. Miraculously, he is still alive. Even stranger, the future has changed. It appears Takemichi can alter the flow of time. Given a chance to stop his ex-girlfriend's tragic death at the hands of the Tokyo Manji Gang, Takemichi decides to travel through time and change the course of the future.

In 2006, Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School resonates with the constant squabbling and heated arguments of two inseparable best friends. Radiating unwavering confidence, Satoru Gojou and Suguru Getou are certain that no challenge is too great for young, powerful Special Grade sorcerers like them. They are given the mission of safely escorting a level-headed girl named Riko Amanai to the entity that embodies the very foundation of the jujutsu world. Yet this assignment thrusts them into an exhausting maelstrom of moral conflict that threatens to shatter the already fragile peace between sorcerers and ordinary humans. Twelve years later, students and sorcerers stand as the first line of defense against a surge of high-level curses born from human negativity. As these entities become more powerful, their self-awareness and ambition also grow. The curses unite under the lead of a dangerous ancient cursed spirit with the shared goal of eradicating humanity and creating a world populated only by cursed energy users. To remove their biggest obstacle—the strongest sorcerer, Gojou—they coordinate an assault at Shibuya Station on Halloween. Splitting into teams, the sorcerers enter the battle ready to give everything to protect the innocent and their own kind.

When a demon-possessed boar attacks his Emishi village, young prince Ashitaka risks his life to defend his people. As the beast dies, it places a curse upon his arm, granting him supernatural strength while slowly draining his life force. Following the advice of the village elders, he journeys westward in search of a cure and arrives at Tatara, the Iron Town. There, he becomes caught in a bitter struggle: Lady Eboshi of Tatara, who relentlessly clears the forests, stands opposed to Princess San and the sacred spirits of the woods, enraged by humanity's destruction. As the forces of nature and civilization clash in a desperate fight for survival, Ashitaka seeks a way to bring peace between them, all while wrestling with the growing demon inside himself. Princess Mononoke tells the story of the bond between technology and nature, revealing the harmony attainable through mutual understanding.

The land of the greedy samurai lord Daigo Kagemitsu is withering, and he will stop at nothing to gain power—even renouncing Buddha and forging a pact with demons. Twelve demons answer his prayers, granting him the strength he craves to develop his domain, but at a cost. When Kagemitsu's first son is born, the infant lacks limbs, a nose, eyes, ears, and even skin—yet he somehow survives. The child is cast into a river and forgotten. However, fate intervenes when a medicine man rescues him, fitting him with prosthetics and weapons so he can survive and defend himself. The boy grows up, and though he cannot see, hear, or feel anything, he must slay the demons that took his body parts as tribute. With each demon's death, he reclaims a piece of himself that is rightfully his. He wanders alone for many years until he meets an orphan boy named Dororo, who becomes his friend. This unlikely pair of outcasts now struggles for survival and their humanity in a merciless world overrun by demons.

Long after an ancient evil was pulled from the ocean depths, Joutarou Kuujou sits quietly in a Japanese jail cell. He hasn't committed any crime but insists on staying locked up, convinced he's haunted by an evil spirit that can hurt people near him. Worried about her son, Holy Kuujou asks her father, Joseph Joestar, to persuade Joutarou to leave prison. Joseph explains to his grandson that the "evil spirit" is actually a "Stand," a physical embodiment of one's fighting spirit that can take many deadly forms. Following an intense fight with Joseph's friend Muhammad Avdol, Joutarou is forced out of his cell and starts learning to control his Stand's power. But when a Stand awakens inside Holy and threatens to consume her within 50 days, Joutarou, his grandfather, and their companions must find and destroy the immortal vampire behind her condition. They must travel halfway across the globe to Cairo, Egypt, battling fierce Stand users who try to stop them along the way. If Joutarou and his allies fail in their mission, humanity faces a dark future.

UA Academy's Class 1-A has drawn considerable public attention due to the numerous villain attacks they experienced during the previous school year. This scrutiny has made their counterparts in Class 1-B envious. Eager to demonstrate their own abilities, Class 1-B eagerly awaits the chance given to them: a series of mock skirmishes pitting students from both classes against each other. The classes are divided into four-person squads, each tasked with capturing every member of the opposing team. The first group to secure all opponents wins. Though straightforward, the competition gains a twist with the addition of General Course student Hitoshi Shinsou, who aims to transfer into the Hero Course. Despite his training under Class 1-A's homeroom teacher Shouta "Eraserhead" Aizawa to prove his worth as a genuine hero, Shinsou remains behind the others due to his limited experience. Nevertheless, he is resolved to overcome this obstacle. Thus begins the intense rivalry between Class 1-A and 1-B as both strive to establish their superiority.

Fuu Kasumi, a clumsy young waitress, spends her days working peacefully at a small teahouse. That all changes when she accidentally spills a drink on a customer. A group of samurai begins harassing her, and she desperately calls on another samurai in the shop, Mugen, who swiftly defeats them with his wild fighting style, which incorporates movements reminiscent of breakdancing. Unfortunately, Mugen then picks a fight with the unwilling ronin Jin, who wields a more precise and traditional sword-fighting technique, and Jin proves to be a formidable opponent. The problem is, they destroy the entire shop and accidentally kill the local magistrate's son in the process. For their crime, the two samurai are captured and set to be executed. However, Fuu rescues them and hires the duo as her bodyguards. Though she has no place to return to, the former waitress wishes to find a certain samurai who smells of sunflowers and enlists the help of the now-exonerated pair. Despite initially disapproving, the two eventually agree to assist the girl on her quest. Thus, the three embark on an adventure to find this mysterious warrior—that is, if Fuu can keep Mugen and Jin from killing each other. Set in an alternate Edo Period of Japan, Samurai Champloo follows the journey of these three eccentric individuals in an epic quest full of action, comedy, and dynamic sword fighting, all set to the beat of a unique hip-hop-infused soundtrack.

Misaki Ayuzawa is an unusual figure at Seika High School. At a school where boys vastly outnumber girls, she became the first female student council president through her honesty and hard work. Since taking on the role, Misaki has devoted herself to improving the school environment for all female students. However, she is extremely strict with the boys, earning her the nickname "Demon President." One day, while hearing a girl crying in the hallway, Misaki witnesses Takumi Usui—the school's most popular boy—turning down a love confession. Angered by what she sees, Misaki scolds him for making the girl cry. But Usui remains indifferent and dismisses the incident. Unexpectedly, Misaki encounters Usui again, this time while she is working at a maid cafe! Embarrassed that someone has discovered her secret job, Misaki resolves not to let Usui ruin her reputation. Yet the mysterious boy begins visiting the cafe regularly to observe and tease her. When things get serious, will Usui still keep the president's secret?

Dr. Kenzou Tenma, a top-tier neurosurgeon newly engaged to the daughter of his hospital's director, is steadily climbing the ranks of the medical institution. That is, until one night, a seemingly minor incident alters Dr. Tenma's life completely. As he prepares to operate on a patient, he receives a call from the hospital director instructing him to switch cases and instead perform urgent brain surgery on a well-known performer. His colleagues, fiancée, and the director all praise his success; however, because of the switch, a poor immigrant worker dies, leading Dr. Tenma to experience a profound moral crisis. When a similar scenario arises, Dr. Tenma holds his ground and opts to operate on a young boy named Johan Liebert rather than the town's mayor. Regrettably, this decision results in serious consequences for Dr. Tenma—including the loss of his social status. Yet, following the mysterious deaths of the director and two other doctors, Dr. Tenma's position is reinstated. With no evidence to implicate him, he is cleared and eventually becomes the hospital director. Nine years later, when Dr. Tenma saves the life of a criminal, his past returns to haunt him—once more, he confronts the monster he once operated on. He must now embark on a journey of pursuit to atone for the chaos caused by the one he saved.

High schooler Wakana Gojou devotes his days to mastering the art of crafting hina dolls, aiming to one day match his grandfather's skill. While his classmates immerse themselves in pop culture, Gojou finds joy in sewing garments for his dolls. However, he keeps his unusual passion hidden, fearing mockery if it were discovered. Then there's Marin Kitagawa, a strikingly beautiful girl whose self-assurance and composure starkly contrast Gojou's timid nature. It seems impossible for the friendless Gojou to mingle with someone like Kitagawa, who is constantly surrounded by friends. Yet the unthinkable occurs when Kitagawa stumbles upon Gojou's sewing talent and openly shares her own interest: cosplay. With her own sewing abilities lacking, she asks for his help. As Gojou and Kitagawa collaborate on one cosplay costume after another, they inevitably grow closer—despite their vastly different worlds.

Kobayashi is about to head off to work one morning when she opens her apartment door and finds a dragon's head staring at her from the balcony. The creature promptly transforms into a cute, buxom, and lively young girl in a maid uniform, introducing herself as Tooru. It turns out that the night before, after a drunken trip to the mountains, the stoic programmer encountered this dragon and, learning it had no place to go, offered it a home. Now Tooru has arrived to accept that offer, determined to repay Kobayashi's kindness by serving as her personal maid. Despite regretting her drunken promise and hesitating to follow through, Kobayashi is swayed by a mix of guilt and Tooru's impressive dragon abilities, ultimately allowing the girl to stay. Though Tooru is highly efficient at her duties, her unorthodox housekeeping methods often horrify Kobayashi and sometimes create more trouble than they solve. Additionally, the circumstances surrounding the dragon's arrival on Earth prove more complicated than they first appear, as Tooru carries heavy emotions and painful memories. To make matters worse, Tooru's presence attracts other mythical beings to the home, bringing along a host of eccentric personalities. As Kobayashi does her best to navigate this chaotic situation, nothing could have prepared her for life with a dragon maid.

Following their win against Aoba Jousai High, Karasuno High School—once dismissed as "a fallen powerhouse, a crow that can’t fly"—has arrived at the decisive moment of the intense Spring tournament. To secure a spot at nationals, the Karasuno team must overcome the formidable Shiratorizawa Academy. Their greatest obstacle is the opposing ace, Wakatoshi Ushijima, the top player in Miyagi Prefecture and one of the nation's three best aces. Only the strongest team will advance to the national tournament. Because this match represents the third-year players' final opportunity to qualify for nationals, Karasuno must apply everything they gained from the training camp and previous matches to achieve victory. Filled with both restlessness and excitement, both teams are resolved to emerge triumphant in the third season of Haikyuu!!.

Five years following his victory at the World Martial Arts tournament, Gokuu enjoys a tranquil existence alongside his wife and child. That peace is shattered by the sudden appearance of a stranger named Raditz, who claims to be Gokuu's older brother. Raditz reveals that Gokuu belongs to the Saiyan race, once mighty but nearly extinct after their home planet was destroyed. Sent to Earth as an infant with the mission to conquer and annihilate the planet, Gokuu's brutal instincts were erased by a head injury that caused amnesia; instead, he grew up gentle and polite, now using his strength to defend others. After failing to forcibly recruit Gokuu as an ally, Raditz warns his friends of an imminent danger rapidly approaching Earth—one that will ignite an interstellar war and make the very heavens tremble. A conflict over the seven mystical Dragon Balls, magical artifacts capable of granting any desire, is about to erupt. Only the strongest will endure.

At Suimei High, the Sakura-sou dormitory has a reputation for being home to the school's most troublesome students. So when the relatively ordinary Sorata Kanda is moved there, his primary aim is to get out of this madhouse as soon as possible. Stuck there for now, he has to learn to get along with his fellow residents: the energetic animator Misaki Kamiigusa, the charming playboy writer Jin Mitaka, and the always-reclusive Ryuunosuke Akasaka. Surrounded by oddballs, Sorata often finds comfort in his talks with his one "normal" friend, aspiring voice actress Nanami Aoyama. When Mashiro Shiina, a new foreign exchange student, arrives at the dorm, Sorata is immediately captivated by her beauty. Beneath her ethereal appearance, Mashiro is an autistic savant—a world-class artistic genius who cannot handle simple daily tasks. After Sorata ends up responsible for looking after Mashiro, the two inevitably grow closer, and his initial wish to escape the dormitory becomes a forgotten goal. Despite their eccentricities, every resident is exceptional in their own field, leaving Sorata to grapple with his own lack of any special talent. Surrounded by brilliance, he strives to become their equal. Centered on the struggles and joys of its colorful cast, Sakura-sou no Pet na Kanojo is a heartwarming coming-of-age story of friendship, love, ambition, and heartbreak—seen through the eyes of an ordinary person among the extraordinary.

Ganta Igarashi's day starts out ordinarily enough as he and his classmates prepare for a field trip to Deadman Wonderland, a prison-themed amusement park where inmates perform dangerous stunts for the crowd's entertainment. But everything changes when a mysterious man dressed in red slaughters the entire class. Framed for the crime and handed a death sentence, Ganta is sent to the very prison he was supposed to visit. His ordeal has only just begun. Thrust into a brutal world of sadistic prisoners and strange supernatural abilities, Ganta lives under the constant threat of a lethal collar around his neck—a device that can only be slowed by winning the prison's deadly games. He must risk his life to survive in a ruthless environment where friends and enemies are hard to distinguish, all while searching for the enigmatic "Red Man" to prove his innocence.

For the past three years, Teikou Middle School has dominated the national basketball scene with its legendary lineup: the "Generation of Miracles." It consisted of five prodigies who excelled at the sport, but a "Phantom Sixth Man" lurked in the shadows and helped earn the team their revered status. Eventually, their monstrous growth jaded them from the sport they loved and made them go their separate ways in high school. In search of new members, the Seirin High School basketball team recruits Taiga Kagami and Tetsuya Kuroko, two freshmen who seem to have significant differences in abilities. Having returned recently from America, Kagami has both a natural aptitude and relentless love for the sport. Meanwhile, Kuroko lacks presence and exhibits no outstanding athletic talent. However, it is later revealed that he is Teikou's Phantom Sixth Man—the player once part of the Generation of Miracles. Kuroko wants to prove to the Seirin team that he is strong in his own way. Seeing his conviction, Kagami forms a dynamic partnership with Kuroko, the latter promising to support Kagami's "light" as his "shadow." Alongside their new Seirin teammates, they aim to conquer the upcoming Interhigh championship, but the reappearance of Kuroko's former teammates complicates their plan.

Two years have elapsed since the CCG's assault on Anteiku. While the atmosphere in Tokyo has shifted considerably with the CCG's heightened presence, ghouls remain a persistent issue as they have grown more cautious, particularly the terrorist syndicate Aogiri Tree, which recognizes the CCG's escalating danger to their survival. The formation of a specialized unit called the Quinx Squad could give the CCG the advantage needed to eliminate Tokyo's unwanted inhabitants. These are humans who have undergone surgery to harness the unique abilities of ghouls, and they take part in missions to eradicate these perilous creatures. The squad's leader, Haise Sasaki, is a half-ghoul, half-human trained by the renowned special class investigator Kishou Arima. Yet there is more to this young man than appears, as buried memories claw at his mind, gradually recalling the person he once was.

Tomoya Okazaki and Nagisa Furukawa have finished high school, and together, they navigate the emotional ups and downs of adulthood. Unsure about what path to take for his future, Tomoya learns the importance of hard work and comes to appreciate the strength of Nagisa's encouragement. Through their shared commitment and sense of purpose, they move forward to tackle their own issues, strengthen their existing connections, and forge new ones. Time also passes in the Illusionary World. As the plains turn cold with winter's arrival, the Illusionary Girl and the Garbage Doll face a tough challenge that unveils the World's real reason for existing.

What was supposed to be a reunion marking the start of peaceful days quickly falls apart when Subaru Natsuki and Emilia come back to Irlam village. Seeing the destruction caused by the disasters called Sin Archbishops, Subaru plunges into hopelessness as his power to redo proves useless. While the group heads to the Sanctuary looking for answers, Subaru unexpectedly meets the Witch of Greed—Echidna. Caught in her wild pace, he is forced to delve into the spirals of past and future. Meanwhile, several mysterious threats turn their attention to the Sanctuary, foretelling a terrible fate for the unfortunate people trapped inside. Eternal contracts, past sins, and unreciprocated love will collide and sink into a river of blood in the second season of Re:Zero kara Hajimeru Isekai Seikatsu. Driven to the edge of despair, how long can Subaru's determination to rescue those he cares about endure?

After a terrorist attack on a nuclear facility in Japan, only the word "VON" remains, painted in red. The government is paralyzed by its inability to respond, and law enforcement scrambles for ways to track down the culprits. The public remains in the dark until, six months later, a mysterious video surfaces online. In it, two teenage boys calling themselves "Sphinx" issue a direct challenge to the police, threatening to unleash chaos and destruction across Tokyo. As mass panic spreads through the city and leads remain scarce, the police struggle to mount an effective response, with Detective Kenjirou Shibazaki caught at the center of the turmoil. Zankyou no Terror follows Nine and Twelve, the two boys behind Sphinx's masked identities. They are not supposed to exist, yet they stand resolute in a world of lies and secrets, bringing the city to its knees as they seek to bury their own tragic past.

Devils require a living host to manifest. However, if a person's will is sufficiently strong, they can overcome the demon and claim its power for themselves, becoming a Devilman. Akira Fudou is a timid and gentle soul with an overly compassionate nature. When his childhood friend Ryou Asuka asks for assistance in hunting devils, Akira agrees without a second thought. But to Akira's shock, their destination is Sabbath, a hedonistic gathering of depravity and excess. As bloodshed erupts, demons possess the revelers, transforming them into grotesque monsters and causing chaos. In a desperate bid to save his friend, Akira inadvertently fuses with the demon Amon, transforming into a Devilman and gaining the strength to defeat the remaining demons. This new union grants him immense power, but it also awakens a primal, uncontrollable side of Akira. Now bearing a devil's body while retaining his compassionate heart, Akira joins forces with Ryou, destroying those who threaten humanity and those he holds dear.

On December 24, 2029—a date that came to be known as "Lost Christmas"—the Apocalypse Virus swept across Japan, causing widespread death and throwing the entire nation into complete disarray. To restore order, the United Nations dispatches the GHQ to manage the crisis by containing the outbreak, but in doing so, strips Japan of all its political independence. A decade later, the country remains under GHQ's authority, unable to escape their harsh rule. Discontented with the nation's situation, a rebel faction called the Funeral Parlor seeks to free Japan from GHQ's control. Under the command of the charismatic Gai Tsutsugami, the group plans to steal a vial containing the "Void Genome" to advance their cause. The vial ends up in the possession of internet singer Inori Yuzuriha, who is then pursued by the GHQ's Anti-Bodies forces. With no place to escape, she takes shelter in a warehouse, where she encounters Shuu Ouma—an awkward high school student who is an avid fan of her music. Shuu is pulled into the turmoil the moment he comes to Inori's aid, and the Void Genome breaks in his hand, granting him the "Power of the Kings." As he struggles to master this formidable new ability, Shuu must now fight to free Japan from its cruel oppressors.

Young Ciel Phantomhive holds the title "the Queen's Guard Dog," handling the various unsettling incidents that arise in Victorian England on behalf of Her Majesty. With the help of Sebastian Michaelis, his faithful butler who possesses seemingly superhuman abilities, Ciel employs whatever methods are required to accomplish his tasks. Yet, there may be more hidden behind this black-clad butler than initially appears. Ciel's past conceals a tragic secret that plunged him into perpetual darkness—in one of his most desperate moments, he forged a contract with Sebastian, a demon, trading his soul for retribution against those who harmed him. Nowadays, Sebastian is not only one hell of a butler but also the ideal servant to execute his master's commands—all while eagerly anticipating the delicious meal he will eventually make of Ciel's soul. As the pair works to solve the mystery behind Ciel's series of misfortunes, a connection develops between them that neither heaven nor hell can break.

In 1999, the normally serene town of Morioh has become a hotspot for strange occurrences. Jotaro Kujo, now a marine biologist, travels to this mysterious town to meet Josuke Higashikata. Though they appear to be strangers at first, Josuke is actually the illegitimate son of Jotaro's grandfather, Joseph Joestar. Upon their meeting, Jotaro realizes that he and Josuke share more than just a family connection. Alongside the mild-mannered Koichi Hirose and the boisterous Okuyasu Nijimura, the group dedicates themselves to investigating recent disappearances and other suspicious events in Morioh. With the power of Stands, the four men face danger at every street corner, as it is up to them to uncover the town's secrets before another incident occurs.

Violent tragedies frequently occur around 16-year-old Yuuta Okkotsu, a shy victim of bullying at school. Yuuta is burdened with a monstrous curse, a force that exacts brutal vengeance against his tormentors. Rika Orimoto, Yuuta's curse, is a remnant from his tragic childhood and a potentially deadly threat to anyone who dares cross him. Yuuta's unusual situation draws the notice of Satoru Gojou, a formidable sorcerer who instructs at Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School. Gojou sees great promise in Yuuta and aims to help the boy channel his dangerous burden into a positive purpose. However, Yuuta struggles to fit in among his gifted classmates: the selectively mute Toge Inumaki, weapon specialist Maki Zenin, and Panda. Yuuta clumsily wields Rika on missions with his fellow first-year students, but the gruesome aftermath of Rika's overwhelming displays of power catches the eye of the calculating curse user Suguru Getou. As Getou strives to seize Rika's strength and use it to eradicate all non-jujutsu users from existence, Yuuta fights alongside his friends to thwart the genocidal scheme.

For most people, having psychic powers would be a gift, but for Kusuo Saiki, it is anything but. Blessed with a vast range of supernatural abilities like telepathy and x-ray vision, he sees this so-called gift as a curse. As the constant trouble caused by his powers piles up, all Kusuo wants is a normal, peaceful life—one where ignorance is bliss. However, the existence of a psychic is anything but calm. Although Kusuo tries to stay unnoticed by hiding his abilities from his classmates, he unintentionally draws the attention of many peculiar individuals, including the empty-headed Riki Nendou and the delusional Shun Kaidou. Forced to deal with the craziness of those around him, Kusuo comes to realize that the ordinary life he seeks is much harder to achieve than he thought.

Joutarou Kuujou and his companions have at last reached Egypt, where the immortal Dio awaits. Upon arriving, they gain a new ally: Iggy, a stray dog who possesses the Stand "The Fool." But not all is well, as a fresh group of Stand users loyal to Dio blocks their path, each wielding a Stand based on an ancient Egyptian god. With the final confrontation drawing near, they must race against time to lift the curse from Joutarou's mother and put an end to Dio's tyranny over the Joestar family for good.

Raku Ichijou is a first-year student at Bonyari High School and the only heir to a feared yakuza family. Ten years ago, he made a promise to a childhood friend. Now, the only clue he has is a pendant with a lock, which can only be opened by the key the girl took with her when they separated. Years later, Raku has become an ordinary teenager who wants to stay as far away from his yakuza ties as possible and spend his school days with his middle school crush, Kosaki Onodera. But when the American Bee Hive Gang encroaches on his family's territory, Raku's peaceful romantic hopes are thrown into chaos. He is forced into a frustrating situation: he must pretend to be in a romantic relationship with Chitoge Kirisaki, the beautiful daughter of the Bee Hive's boss, in order to ease tensions between the two groups. Unfortunately, this huge lie couldn't be further from the truth—Raku and Chitoge hate each other on sight. She thinks he's a pathetic pushover, and in Raku's eyes, Chitoge is about as appealing as a savage gorilla. Nisekoi follows the daily struggles of this mismatched pair, forced to get along to keep the city peaceful. As more girls with connections to Raku's past appear in his life, his search for the girl who holds his heart and his promise takes him in more unexpected directions than he ever imagined.

Mirai Kuriyama is the last remaining member of a Spirit World warrior clan, possessing the unique ability to use her own blood as a weapon. Because of this, she is assigned to eliminate "youmu," creatures that are born from humanity's negative emotions. While lost in thought on the school rooftop one day, Mirai encounters Akihito Kanbara, a rare half-youmu who appears human. Startled, she stabs him with her blood blade, only to discover that he is immortal. From that moment, the two develop an unlikely friendship, with Mirai repeatedly trying to kill Akihito as a way to build her own shaky confidence as a Spirit World warrior. Eventually, Akihito persuades her to join the Literary Club, which includes two other formidable Spirit World warriors, Hiroomi and Mitsuki Nase. As the group grows closer, however, the youmu around them become more aggressive. Their lighthearted adventures soon escalate into a struggle for survival, as the release of the most powerful youmu, Beyond the Boundary, draws near.

Goblins are notorious for their savagery, cleverness, and swift breeding, yet their status as the weakest monsters causes their danger to be ignored. They raid rural settlements to abduct females of other species for reproduction, and these vile creatures continue their rampage unchecked as adventurers prioritize more lucrative quests with bigger rewards. On her first day as a Porcelain-ranked adventurer, the 15-year-old Priestess joins a group of eager, inexperienced rookies to investigate a goblin tribe responsible for the disappearance of several village women. Unprepared and untrained, the party quickly faces a deadly ambush inside a cave. With all her companions fallen, the terrified Priestess resigns herself to death—until the Goblin Slayer suddenly appears, effortlessly saving her and annihilating the entire goblin nest. A Silver-ranked adventurer, the Goblin Slayer allows her to accompany him as he handles all goblin-related requests for the Adventurer's Guild. Together with the Priestess, a High Elf, a Dwarf, and a Lizardman, the armored warrior will not rest until every last goblin in the frontier lands is wiped out for good.

Haruhi Fujioka, a diligent scholarship student, enrolls at the prestigious Ouran Academy. Searching for a quiet place to study, she discovers a seemingly unused music room. Inside, she is greeted by the members of the renowned Host Club, a group of attractive boys who entertain female students across the school. When club founder and president Tamaki Suou startles her, Haruhi accidentally breaks an expensive vase. Unable to afford repayment, the Host Club members propose a solution: she must work for the club and become a Host herself. Mistaken for a boy by her peers, Haruhi must entertain various female students while navigating the extravagant personalities of her fellow Hosts.

The intense clash between Meliodas, leader of the Seven Deadly Sins, and the Great Holy Knight Hendrickson leaves a trail of ruin. With the fragments needed to revive the Demon Clan in hand, Hendrickson shatters the seal, releasing the Commandments—powerful warriors who answer directly to the Demon King. Through an enigmatic link, Meliodas immediately recognizes them; likewise, the Ten Commandments also become aware of his presence. As the demons leave devastation in their wake, the Seven Deadly Sins must find a way to stop them before the Demon Clan drowns Britannia in blood and terror.

The preliminary rounds of the Autumn Elections have concluded, leaving just eight exceptionally skilled chefs standing. These finalists now compete in head-to-head cooking battles, each assigned a distinct theme. Facing unfamiliar judges and adversaries, each possessing their own areas of expertise, Souma must remain alert and adaptable if he intends to claim victory in both the Autumn Elections and Tootsuki Culinary Academy.

Senkuu is determined to restore two million years of human progress and bring back everyone who was turned to stone. But standing against him is Tsukasa Shishiou, who argues that only the strongest among the petrified should be resurrected. As winter ends and the snow melts, Senkuu and his comrades in Ishigami Village complete their plans for an assault on the Tsukasa Empire. Armed with a newly improved cell phone design, the Kingdom of Science prepares to launch their latest strategy to win over the large forces of Tsukasa's army. Yet time is against them—while the Kingdom of Science perfects their inventions, the empire expands its numbers at a rapid pace. Reconnecting with old friends and gaining new allies, Senkuu and the Kingdom of Science must halt Tsukasa's troops to achieve their mission of reviving humanity and all its achievements. With both sides fighting for their vision of an ideal world, the Stone Wars have officially begun.

As the Fourth Holy Grail War continues with no decisive winner emerging, the remaining Servants and their Masters are summoned by Church overseer Risei Kotomine to form a temporary alliance against an approaching danger that could disrupt the Holy Grail War and lead to the devastation of Fuyuki City. The fragile ceasefire quickly falls apart as Masters reveal their willingness to resort to any means, however vile, to claim victory. Tension grows between Kiritsugu Emiya and his Servant Saber, as their opposing views on heroism and honor create friction. At the same time, a sinister connection develops between Kirei Kotomine, still searching for his own sense of purpose, and one of the other Servants. As the war's final moments draw near, the price of triumph starts to blur the distinction between success and failure.

In an instant, thirty thousand bewildered gamers from Japan are pulled out of their ordinary lives and thrust into the world of the popular MMORPG Elder Tale following its latest update—and they find themselves unable to log out. Among them is Shiroe, a socially awkward college student whose initial confusion and shock fade quickly as, being a veteran of the game, he promptly begins to test the boundaries of his new reality. Shiroe must adapt to life in this unfamiliar world, guiding others and bargaining with the NPC "natives" to bring order to the virtual city of Akihabara. He is accompanied by his unfortunate friend Naotsugu, who logged in for the first time in years only to become trapped, and Akatsuki, a petite yet fierce assassin who declares Shiroe her master. A story blending fantasy, adventure, and politics, Log Horizon examines the aspects of gaming through the perspective of a master tactician striving to make the most of a puzzling predicament.

Seven mages, known as Masters, engage in a battle royale called the Holy Grail War. Each Master is given command seals upon entering and uses them to control Heroic Spirits, called Servants, who fight on their behalf. In the Fifth Holy Grail War, Rin Toosaka is one of the mages competing. Along with her Servant, Archer, she aims to win the ultimate prize: the Holy Grail, a magical artifact that can fulfill any wish. Shirou Emiya, a classmate of Rin's, stumbles into the competition and ends up commanding his own Servant, Saber. Facing common enemies, Rin and Shirou decide to form a temporary alliance to take on their opponents in the Holy Grail War.

In the coastal city of Naples, corruption thrives—police openly collude with criminals, drugs spread widely among the youth, and the mafia rules the streets with absolute control. Yet, a series of fateful meetings are about to unfold. Enter Giorno Giovanna, a 15-year-old boy with a peculiar link to the Joestar family, who supports himself through odd jobs and pickpocketing. He also possesses a mysterious Stand ability to bestow and generate life—sprouting plants from the earth and transforming lifeless objects into living creatures, an ability he calls "Gold Experience." Drawn to the power of local gangsters, Giorno has aspired to climb their ranks and become a "Gang-Star," a goal made possible when he meets Bruno Bucciarati, a member of the Passione gang who holds his own sense of justice. JoJo no Kimyou na Bouken: Ougon no Kaze follows Giorno's journey after he joins Bruno's team while operating under Passione, fending off rival gangsters and secretly scheming to overthrow their enigmatic boss.

Shizuku Mizutani shows no interest in her classmates and focuses solely on her academic performance. Her indifferent perspective on life starts shifting when she encounters Haru Yoshida, a volatile delinquent who stopped coming to school after a fight at the start of the term. In some ways, he resembles her—he also knows little about human behavior and lacks any friends. To Shizuku's surprise, he declares that she will be his friend and immediately confesses his love for her the first time they meet. Due to her inexperience with friendship and social connections, Shizuku struggles to make sense of her relationship with Haru. As their bond slowly develops, she realizes there is more to Haru than just aggression. She starts to develop feelings for him, though she cannot identify what those emotions truly are. Together, Shizuku and Haru investigate the real meaning of their connection and feelings.