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For 13 years, every Sunday, the Nefarious Monster Army has emerged from beneath their floating fortress aiming to conquer Earth. Fortunately, the Dragon Keepers always arrive to save the day. After crushing most monsters in the initial assault, the heroes now routinely show up to sweep away any leftover resistance. Unknown to the public, however, every battle after the first has been a staged performance: the Dragon Keepers enjoy fame and glory from fighting fake enemies, while the weakest surviving monsters—called Dusters—are allowed to live another day. Tired of this shameful existence, Sentouin D, a Duster, leaves the fortress to change his fate. With unexpected aid from the mysterious ranger Yumeko Suzukiri, he learns that defeating the Dragon Keepers requires their Divine Artifacts—ultimate weapons essential to the rangers' transformations and special abilities. Joining forces with Suzukiri to infiltrate the garrison of Red Keeper Sousei Akabane, Sentouin D must defy all odds to save his kind from the cruel grasp of humanity.

On the day of the Tanabata festival, Shidou Itsuka unexpectedly meets the eerie Kurumi Tokisaki, who promptly asks him out on a date. Though nervous, Shidou accepts. The two spend their time visiting a planetarium, buying food at the festival, and trying a mock wedding ceremony. Meanwhile, Shidou's friends—Tooka Yatogami, Yoshino, and Kotori Itsuka—look for him while also enjoying the festival themselves. As Shidou spends the day with Kurumi, he begins to notice an unexpectedly softer side of her. He knows Kurumi is infamously called the "Worst Spirit," but the girl before him seems gentle. However, as the day draws to a close, Shidou finally begins to understand the truth behind it all.

This story takes place during a survival training course set before the Provisional Hero License Exam arc. The students of Class 1-A are sent to a training course to sharpen their survival skills. Since they have not yet received their provisional licenses, they are excited to let loose and have some fun. They soon realize that the danger they face is not a simulation! They will need to rely on their combined training, teamwork, and quick thinking to complete this assignment.

Left to fend for themselves after being abandoned by their cruel parents, the Hasegawa siblings, Utsutsu and Yume, are led astray by striking red butterflies that have appeared in their world. Unknown to them, these crimson-winged heralds announce the arrival of a cannibalistic nightmare—a mysterious virus named Pupa is about to emerge. Fully succumbing to Pupa, Yume undergoes a horrifying transformation into a monstrous being with an uncontrollable craving for flesh; Utsutsu, however, is only partially infected, gaining instead remarkable regenerative abilities. Reaffirming the vow he made to himself years earlier, Utsutsu is prepared to sacrifice everything to always stay by his beloved little sister's side. Pupa tells the story of a devoted brother's desperate efforts to save his sister while protecting the world from her ravenous hunger.

Peace returns to Earth, but it is brief. Sorbet and his subordinate Tagoma, leading the remnants of Frieza’s army, arrive on the planet to use Shenron to bring their former ruler back to life. To achieve this, they force Emperor Pilaf, Shuu, and Mai to surrender the Dragon Balls they hold. Upon being revived, Frieza, who had nurtured his hatred for Gokuu Son and Future Trunks in Hell, vows to kill them. Sorbet notes that Future Trunks has been absent for years and that Gokuu’s power now exceeds even that of the mighty Majin Buu. Unperturbed, Frieza states he needs only a few months of training to defeat Gokuu. Will Frieza take revenge on his enemy, or will Gokuu, Vegeta, and their friends overcome the threat and save Earth once more?

Miyu Suzuki is a high school girl whose bright personality is balanced by her desire to blend in. By chance, the seat next to her belongs to Yuusuke Tani, a boy who doesn't care about what others think of him. Their conversations seldom go past short exchanges, but the contrast in their personalities unexpectedly pulls them closer. As their curiosity about each other deepens, the emerging emotions become harder to dismiss. Eventually, Suzuki speaks what she truly feels, pushing them both to face the romantic tension that has gone unspoken. With every moment, their relationship grows, and little by little they come to understand both themselves and the one who is their complete opposite.

For some people, high school is a fresh start—new classes, new friends. But for Souichiro Nagi and Bob Makihara, high school means one thing: the chance to become the strongest fighters in the entire student body. Unfortunately, Toudou Academy is the worst possible place to chase that dream. This is no ordinary school; it was founded specifically to revive martial arts in Japan, so academics like math and science take a backseat. As a result, Souichiro’s ambition to reign supreme is crushed when he clashes with Masataka Takayanagi and Maya Natsume. These two upperclassmen easily put a stop to the freshmen duo’s rampage through the school—but instead of discouraging them, it only fuels their competitive spirit. What kind of monstrous fighters attend Toudou Academy? Are there any stronger than Masataka and Maya? And why is Maya’s younger sister stalking Souichiro? Find out the answers to these questions and more in Tenjou Tenge!

After the apocalyptic war known as Armageddon, humanity encounters a new threat in vampires. Ongoing conflicts between the two species have divided the world into distinct factions. The vampire race, called Methuselah, aligns with the New Human Empire, while humans—referred to as Terrans by the vampires—form the Vatican Papal State. Additionally, extremist organizations such as the Rosenkreuz Order aim to reignite warfare, even as the factions try to avoid open hostilities. To counter terrorist groups, the Vatican establishes the AX unit. Under the leadership of Cardinal Caterina Sforza, AX agents investigate vampire-related incidents, hoping for eventual peaceful coexistence between Terrans and Methuselah. Among the unit is priest Abel Nightroad—a seemingly absent-minded yet kind-hearted man who becomes a formidable vampire slayer in battle. He is partnered with agent Sister Esther Blanchett, a courageous and gentle young nun burdened by a tragic past. As the pair grow closer, they begin to uncover hints of sinister plots and dark forces operating in secrecy. However, their journey is fraught with misfortune that may compel them to face the painful memories haunting their hearts.

After what seems like her nineteenth failed job interview in a single day, Juri Yukawa abandons any hope of leaving her family's cramped home. She lives with her mother Nobuko who works, her NEET brother Tsubasa, her recently unemployed father Takafumi, and her single mother sister Sanae. The only chance for the family to produce a functioning adult is her young nephew Makoto. But the family's already difficult situation worsens when Makoto and Tsubasa are abducted by a shadowy group and held for ransom. With a mere 30 minutes to come up with five million yen and deliver it to the kidnappers, Juri's grandfather confides in her and Takafumi a dangerously potent secret. By offering blood to his mystical stone, the three of them step into "Stasis," a dimension where time is frozen for everyone except the stone's users. Upon reaching their intended location, their rescue mission goes wrong as they are attacked by an unexpected band of individuals who can also move freely within Stasis. Just when despair sets in, a colossal monster called the Herald appears amid the turmoil, its purpose and motives as enigmatic as the timeless realm itself.

Nen is the hidden source of energy and potential flowing through every person, granting those who master it tremendous power. Within Nen lies the potential for infinite light or infinite darkness. The Hunter Association was created to regulate access to it. Hunters come in many forms with varied appetites, but all have learned to control Nen, using it to pursue wealth, strength, and their aspirations. The strongest and most distinguished Hunter is Isaac Netero, chairman of the Hunter Association. Long ago, he sealed away Jed, a Hunter who had perfected the use of On—the dark "shadow" of Nen. Now users of On have resurfaced at the Heaven's Arena "Battle Olympia" tournament. For Netero, this is his final mission: to shield the Association and the world from a menace driven by hatred and the desire for vengeance. He will need all the assistance he can gather to succeed.

Just before the new term starts, Misaki Fujioka goes to Yomiyama City to see her twin sister Mei Misaki. The two girls savor the final days of summer, wandering through a sweltering town and stopping by places like a shopping center and a shooting range. While exploring the basement of Mei's home, Mei confides her unease about her new class, rumored to be under a curse. Seeking more fun, the twins head to a nearby amusement park. However, the relaxed pace of a lazy summer day may take a grim turn when Mei catches sight of the color of death on her sister—a clear sign that a tragedy is about to unfold.

The attack of a savage, prehistoric-sized African elephant makes global headlines. In the aftermath coverage, the sole survivor of one of its rampages credits the animal's death to a lone, unarmed man—unaware that he is describing Yuujirou Hanma, known as the "Ogre" and often called the "strongest creature on Earth." Meanwhile, Yuujirou's 18-year-old son Baki trains against an equally dangerous creature: a praying mantis. Satisfied with his training and determined to surpass his father, Baki kidnaps American President George Bosch to initiate his plans. This results in his intentional imprisonment at the notorious Arizona State Prison, where Oliva Biscuit resides—the strongest man in the United States and an inmate free to leave whenever he wishes. Hoping to test his own abilities, Baki challenges Oliva to a fight; however, Oliva is distracted by his eccentric rival, Jun Guevaru. Known as the "Second," he is the only other prisoner who receives special privileges from the guards. Confused but intrigued, Baki learns about his fellow inmates and endures the brutal conditions of prison life while waiting for the right opportunity.

The true ending arc of Ore no Imouto. These four episodes split off from the main TV series after episode 11, providing an alternate version of the series' conclusion. They differ from the good ending arc of the TV series, which was an original conclusion created for the anime, and instead stay true to the original storyline from the light novels.

In 2043, the world's first full-dive VRMMO, <Infinite Dendrogram>, was released. Along with perfectly simulating all five senses and numerous other impressive features, the game promised players a world of boundless possibilities. Almost two years later, Reiji Mukudori, a soon-to-be college freshman, finally gets a copy and begins playing. With guidance from his experienced older brother Shuu and his partner Embryo, Reiji sets out on an adventure within <Infinite Dendrogram>. What will he discover and encounter in a game world renowned for its stunning realism and endless possibilities?

After dying unexpectedly, Rinko Hanasaki is reborn as Raeliana McMillan and isn't sure whether to be grateful or not. In the novel Rinko had read, Raeliana is a minor character—the eldest daughter of a newly wealthy baron—who lives a carefree life until she is killed by her fiancé, Lord Francis Brooks. Determined to dodge that fate, Raeliana resolves to break off the engagement. But when Francis refuses to end things, Raeliana turns to someone with more influence: Duke Noah Wynknight, the novel's male lead. Using her foreknowledge of the story, she piques his interest by offering a deal: she will keep his secrets if Noah pretends to be her fiancé. What she doesn't realize is that getting tangled up with a duke who only reveals his real self around her might bring more than she anticipated.

Left by her mother at a young age, Aoi Tsubaki has always possessed the ability to see ayakashi—spirits from the Hidden Realm. Her grandfather Shirou Tsubaki, who shared this same gift, raised her and taught her how to coexist peacefully with the ayakashi. After her grandfather passes away suddenly, the self-reliant Aoi must continue her college life, relying solely on her culinary knowledge as a means of protection against the human-eating spirits. To ensure that the ayakashi do not turn to her or other unaware humans as a meal, she takes it upon herself to feed the hungry creatures that cross her path. After giving a mysterious ayakashi her lunch, Aoi is taken to the Hidden Realm, where the ayakashi turns out to be an ogre-god known as Oodanna, the "Master Innkeeper." There, she learns that she was put up as collateral for her grandfather's debt of one hundred million yen, and that she must pay the price for his careless decision by marrying Oodanna. Aoi boldly declines and decides to resolve matters her own way: she will pay off the debt herself by running an eatery at Oodanna's inn. Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi chronicles Aoi's path as she sets out to change and impact the lives of the ayakashi via her sole weapon against them—her delicious cooking.

At Karai High School, the students see Nanako Yukishiro as a pretty, calm, and cute 16-year-old. But Nanako is no ordinary girl—she is unable to speak and instead expresses herself through senryuu, poems of 17 syllables. Eiji Busujima, also 16, was a troublemaker during middle school. Since discovering a passion for senryuu, he has turned over a new leaf. Though his intimidating appearance might suggest otherwise, Eiji gets along well with Nanako as a fellow member of the Literature Club. Despite Nanako being mute, the adorable pair communicate without difficulty. Senryuu Shoujo is a lighthearted and soothing story following two teenagers in their everyday lives.

Despite a recent Akuma attack, the Black Order members are in good spirits as they relocate to a new headquarters. However, immediately after arriving, Allen Walker is summoned by the Central Agency, and his arm is forcibly sealed by the Order. He is then brought to a surprising encounter with his master, General Cross Marian, who reveals shocking truths about the mysterious 14th Noah. A phantom thief case, the appearance of a strange group of Exorcists, the death of a valuable ally, and a full-scale showdown with the Noah Family—what do these events mean for Allen, Yuu Kanda, and the rest of the Order? This is only the start of a chain of bizarre, seemingly unrelated incidents that converge into something much larger.

Surrounded by four armies of dark beasts, five humanoid races attempt to expand the known limits of the world. Unfortunately, the 13 heroes sent to the southern region are easily annihilated by Clevatess, one of the Lords of Dark Beasts. Driven by a desire for vengeance against humankind, Clevatess storms the capital of the Kingdom of Hiden, leaving devastation in his wake. Despite the grim circumstances, humans still have an opportunity to soothe Clevatess's wrath. Alicia Glenfall, one of the 13 heroes, is brought back to life by Clevatess to assist him in caring for a newborn infant named Luna, whose decisions will determine the destiny of humanity. Though initially unwilling to aid the dark beast, Alicia realizes that Luna is the sole barrier between humankind and utter destruction. Concealing his true nature by adopting a human guise, Clevatess, accompanied by Alicia and Luna, goes in search of a wet nurse. Since Clevatess refuses to disclose who he really is, Alicia must defeat any foes that obstruct their path. In the meantime, nearby kingdoms ready themselves to march on the vulnerable Hiden, seeking to seize the sole forge that can manufacture the heroes' armaments.

Seemingly an ordinary man, Joe Logan lives a quiet rural life with his wife and child. But the Logan family actually took on fake identities to hide from Joe's history as a feared ninja assassin. Despite a series of notable killings of his former comrades, Joe is convinced his new life is safe—until his family is murdered by members of his old clan. Left for dead, Joe wakes up in a hospital, uncertain how he survived wounds that should have been fatal. Police detectives Emma Samanda and Mike Moriss, investigating the Logan family's murders, see another attempt on Joe's life. This time, though, Joe is ready. Using hidden techniques, he swiftly defeats his attackers, discarding his new identity in the process. Reclaiming his old ways, Joe cloaks himself in his former persona, cutting through the organization he once served in pursuit of ruthless vengeance. Aided in his quest by the two detectives, Joe will stop at nothing to destroy his past and the demons that come from it.

The OVA is included as a bonus with the 15th and 16th manga volumes. The DVD for volume 15 centers on the sin of greed as the main character, while the DVD for volume 16 presents side stories of the main cast in an omnibus style.

As winter approaches, Myne—now an apprentice priestess—must prepare for her stay at the church and the upcoming Dedication Ceremony. However, her vast knowledge and unusually high mana have attracted the attention of many dangerous people who will stop at nothing to get their hands on her. To ensure her safety, the Head Priest assigns Myne a bodyguard and recommends that she be adopted by a noble—a decision that would force her to leave her family behind. Myne opposes this, so the Head Priest gives her an ultimatum: she can remain with her family until she turns ten, but if she is deemed too unstable, she will be dealt with immediately. Trapped in a difficult situation, Myne is uncertain about her future. No matter the twists that may come, she will do everything she can to protect those she loves—even if it means giving up on her dream.

Second part of Enen no Shouboutai: San no Shou.

Despite being extremely shy, Atsuhiro "Akkun" Kagari managed to win the heart of the sweet and affectionate Non Katagiri. However, his discomfort with showing romantic affection—whether giving compliments or sharing a kiss—makes him act rough and outright cruel toward Katagiri in their everyday interactions. Yet Akkun is truly a boy in love; he demonstrates his feelings for Katagiri in his own peculiar manner. From following her around to snap photos to listening in on her private chats, he ends up essentially stalking his own girlfriend. Fortunately, Katagiri finds Akkun's behavior cute and charming, and she understands that his harsh words are not meant seriously. Even though their close friend Masago Matsuo thinks their relationship is a bit strange, Katagiri loves her sweet tyrant exactly as he is.

Edward and Alphonse Elric pursue a fugitive alchemist with strange abilities, leading them into the impoverished valley of Milos. The Milosians are an oppressed people hoping to reclaim their sacred land from Creta, a militaristic nation that forcefully annexed their homeland. At the center of this political storm is a girl named Julia Crichton, who fervently wishes for Milos to regain its strength and return to being a peaceful nation. After befriending Julia, the Elric brothers find themselves caught in a growing resistance movement that employs the very object they have been seeking all along—the Philosopher's Stone. However, their past experiences with the stone make them hesitant, and they are unwilling to get involved. But as they uncover the secrets behind Creta's intentions and questionable history, the brothers are drawn into the battle between the rebellious Milos, who desire liberty, and the Cretan military, who seek absolute power.

A Japanese office worker dies and is reborn in another world as Ars, the newborn son of the noble Louvent family. The Summerforth Empire, where the Louvents govern a tiny territory of a few thousand people, resembles a medieval realm plagued by social inequality and political instability. As Ars grows older and learns more about his new surroundings, he becomes certain that war is on the horizon. Though Ars lacks immense strength or extraordinary magical ability, he possesses a unique skill called Appraisal—the power to instantly see a person's current abilities and hidden potential just by looking at them. Determined to prepare his domain for the coming conflict, Ars sets out to recruit the most talented individuals he can find, ignoring superficial factors such as race or social standing.

Tennis prodigy Ryouma Echizen returns from America at his father's request, ready to make a splash in the Japanese tennis scene. Determined to become the country's top player, he enrolls at Seishun Academy, which hosts one of the finest middle school tennis teams in Japan. After catching the captain's attention, Ryouma earns a chance to compete for a spot in the starting lineup through the intra-school ranking matches, even though he is only a freshman. The rest of the Seishun Boys' Tennis Team are initially reluctant to accept him due to his age, but his skill and resolve eventually win them over. With their new "super rookie" in tow, Seishun sets out to secure a place in the National Tournament, aiming to claim the championship. To qualify, the team must progress through the Tokyo Prefectural and Kanto Regional tournaments. However, the path ahead is crowded with many strong schools, each with their own unique style of play and motivations. Ryouma and his teammates must learn to work together if they hope to become the champions they dream of being.

Forty-four years after the Valbanil War, the surviving nations agreed to peace and outlawed the deadly demon contracts that once devastated the land. Now, young knight Cecily Cambell strives to live up to her family's legacy and protect the city's people with the sword inherited from her father. Her first test comes in the marketplace, where a mad swordsman attacks civilians. Cecily leaps in to intervene, but her weapon shatters under the strain. A mysterious stranger wielding an unusual blade steps in to subdue the attacker. Once order is restored, Cecily visits a local blacksmith hoping to repair her family heirloom. There she discovers that her rescuer—the blacksmith Luke Ainsworth—may be the only one skilled enough for such delicate work. Determined to restore her treasured sword, she seeks out the man who saved her. Soon, a band of brigands attacks a convoy approaching the city. The assailants appear inhuman, and an ice demon emerges. Suspecting the use of a forbidden demon contract, Luke calls upon a sacred power to defeat them. Meanwhile, a shadowy figure in a hood watches from afar. Who is this mysterious villain, and what does his presence mean for Cecily and Luke?

Novice bounty hunter Chateau Dankworth never thought she would meet someone who could overpower her in a fight. Even more unexpected is that the enigmatic man immediately becomes interested in her, going so far as to help with her assignments. Still, Chateau makes it clear she has no intention of getting personally involved with him. Chateau's agency soon receives a job to take out Song Ryang-ha—a skilled assassin and former member of a powerful Asian syndicate. As it turns out, Ryang-ha is the very man who has been pursuing her. Despite his background, Chateau reluctantly agrees to meet with him under a deal: in exchange for dating him, he will supply her with the locations of current bounties, dead or alive. However, when the pasts of both killers begin to resurface, their arrangement may have to end, as their entanglement puts their lives in serious danger.

China's unforgiving yet bustling city life cradles the enduring memories of days long gone. Across three distinct cities, Shikioriori recounts three stories centered on the departure of youth and the unsettling arrival of adulthood. Although reality shifts constantly, the fleeting moments of childhood remain immutable. A hearty bowl of noodles, the warmth of family, and the trials of a first love persist through the relentless passage of time, as three different characters delve into the power of bonds and the comfort of treasured memories. Amid the chaos of the present, observe these gentle narratives that acknowledge the solace found in the past, seeking to rekindle the forgotten flavors of youth.

Four childhood friends are in their second year at Homare High School: the kind and cheerful Shun Matsuoka, the hot-tempered Kaname Tsukahara, and the Asaba twins—gentle Yuuta and lazy Yuuki. When a dynamic transfer student named Chizuru Tachibana joins their circle, the friends become entangled in his creative but troublesome ideas, which ultimately bring excitement to their daily lives. Through new encounters and experiences, they begin to understand more about each other and themselves.

The Future Foundation lies in ruins following the Final Killing Game and the exposure of the true mastermind. When one of the survivors devises a desperate scheme to eliminate despair from the world permanently, the remaining members of the Future Foundation must unite to prevent this catastrophe. Luckily, they receive assistance from a surprising group of unexpected allies as they hurry against time to keep their world from being altered forever. In this concluding chapter of the Hope's Peak story arc in the Danganronpa series, the participants of this endless killing game begin to grasp the true significance behind despair, hope, and the path to redemption.

Recap of Boku no Hero Academia that aired a week before the second season.

Satoshi and Pikachu arrive in Lumiose City, a part of the famous Kalos region, as they continue their quest to capture more Pokémon and strive to become the very best. Meanwhile, genius inventor Citron and his younger sister Eureka are exploring the city when they encounter Satoshi, who promptly challenges them to a battle. Their plans are interrupted by a dangerous situation when Team Rocket, having followed Satoshi into Kalos, causes a Gaburias to go on a rampage through the streets. Far off in the quiet town of Vaniville, a young girl named Serena goes through her daily Sihorn riding practice under her mother's guidance, as her mother is a professional Sihorn racer. After finishing practice, she watches the events unfolding in Miare City on television and spots a boy she knew from her childhood. The sight of him, having left a deep impression on her, awakens a longing to see him again. So Serena sets off for Miare City, determined to find the boy from her past. Pokemon XY follows the group as they journey across Kalos, each pursuing their own goals—Satoshi taking on Pokémon gym challenges, Citron learning from Satoshi, and Serena searching for what her true dream might be. Along the way, they make new friends, encounter fresh rivals, and repeatedly foil Team Rocket's plots, all while gradually uncovering some of the secrets behind mega evolution.

In a future Japan where android housekeepers are commonplace, society adheres strictly to the Three Laws of Robotics that govern all androids. Influenced by the Robot Ethics Committee, androids are regarded in the same manner as simple household appliances. However, a small group of people who deeply admire androids—known as "android-holics"—exist and are ostracized by the general public. Rikuo Sakisaka was brought up to accept society's view that androids are not human, and he is fully aware of that fact. That changes when he stumbles upon a mysterious message hidden in the activity logs of his family's android, Sammy. This discovery leads him to Eve no Jikan, a café whose sole rule is that patrons must not differentiate between humans and androids. Driven by curiosity, Rikuo seeks to learn more about the establishment and attempts to uncover the reason behind Sammy's unusual behavior.

In many offices, the usual dynamics play out: a chauvinistic pig of a boss who never lifts a finger, employees focused on currying favor, those with seemingly perfect lives, and the ones who end up doing all the real work. Retsuko, a red panda, belongs to the last category—she often stays late to finish tasks her coworkers are too lazy to handle. Her escape from daily stress comes through singing death metal at a local karaoke bar. Every night, Retsuko pours her frustrations into the microphone, treating the spot as her personal refuge. However, as she steps beyond her usual boundaries and the expectations others have of her, she realizes that letting people into her death metal world might not be so harmful after all.

Sena Kobayakawa is a shy, reserved, and physically small student at Deimon High School, making him an easy target for bullies. However, because he has spent his life running errands for others, Sena has become remarkably agile and skilled at weaving through crowds without detection. When the devious Youichi Hiruma—the captain of the Deimon Devil Bats football team—sees Sena's lightning-fast legs in action, he forces the reluctant boy to join the squad. Wanting to keep Sena's identity a secret from rival teams, Hiruma orders him to wear a visored helmet and take on the persona of "Eyeshield 21," a mysterious running back who wears jersey number 21. The legendary Eyeshield 21 is rumored to run at the speed of light and has reportedly achieved incredible feats while playing for Notre Dame College in the United States. Having always avoided confrontation in the past, Sena's unique talent may just make him the new secret weapon of the Deimon Devil Bats. As he spends time with his teammates, Sena gradually builds self-confidence and forms meaningful friendships along the way.

Picture drama specials included on the Blu-ray/DVD volumes.

The story of Dog Days is set in Flonyard, an alternate Earth where residents resemble humans but have the ears and tails of specific animals. The dog-like citizens of the Republic of Biscotti are under attack from the feline forces of the Galette Leo Knights. To defend her people, Princess Millhiore summons a champion from another world: Cinque Izumi, an ordinary junior high school student from Earth. Cinque agrees to help Biscotti, retrieves a sacred weapon called the Palladion, and prepares for conflict. Wars in Flonyard cause no casualties and are more like sporting events intended to raise funds for the participating kingdoms. Cinque performs well as Biscotti’s champion but discovers that a summoned champion cannot be sent back to their home world. The scientists of Biscotti work to find a way for Cinque to return, but until they succeed, he must continue serving Princess Millhiore as Biscotti’s hero.

After the surprise villain attack during Class 1-A's training session, UA High School needs to restore public trust. Even though some teachers sustained serious injuries in the assault, Izuku "Deku" Midoriya and his classmates must still continue learning and training, applying their quirks in diverse environments and situations. Boku no Hero Academia: Sukue! Kyuujo Kunren! follows Class 1-A as they strive to finally finish their training. Yet a figure in a mask is lurking around the training center. Have the villains behind the earlier incident come back to complete their mission? If they have, are the students prepared to fight back?

Nagomi Wahira, an innocent girl who has always admired the cute maids working in cafes, dreams of becoming one herself. To achieve this, she relocates to Akihabara and begins working at the maid cafe Ton Tokoton. Her first day appears perfectly ordinary—until she is sent on an "errand" to a competing maid cafe alongside her fellow new recruit, the composed Ranko Mannen. There, the situation rapidly deteriorates, and Nagomi experiences her first real encounter with Akihabara's brutal maid conflicts. Watching Ranko methodically fight through a swarm of maids armed with guns and knives, Nagomi understands that maid cafes are nothing like her idealized image. As she tries to reconcile her expectations with the harsh reality surrounding her, Nagomi seeks the joy she once associated with the lives of maids.

Ema Hinata is a gentle young woman who has only her father as family. Her father then announces he will marry Miwa Asahina, a wealthy fashion designer. She is delighted by the new home and the large family she acquires: 13 step-brothers. To let her father have some privacy, she moves into Sunrise Residence, where her new brothers reside. Once settled, she discovers that instead of the loving sibling bond she hoped for, many of her brothers show romantic interest in her. Each brother seeks her affection in his unique manner. Can she find a way to make everyone happy, or will she give her heart to just one?

A young wavemaster known only by the alias Tsukasa wakes up inside the MMORPG The World with partial amnesia. He has no memory of what he did before regaining consciousness. In The World, the Crimson Knights suspect him of being a hacker because he was seen accompanying an altered cat-shaped character. Unable to log out from the game, he wanders in search of answers while evading the knights and other players he meets along the way. As Tsukasa explores The World, he comes across a magical item that manifests as a "guardian," which vows to protect him from all harm. Subaru, the leader of the Crimson Knights, along with several other players who have become acquainted with Tsukasa, sets out to investigate why he cannot log out and attempts to get to the bottom of the situation before it spirals out of control.

A school trip takes a sudden turn when a bus full of students is transported to another world by a sage named Sion. She grants most of the students special powers called Gifts, hoping to recruit them as sages. However, a few students are left out and denied a Gift, causing the others to abandon them. Yogiri Takatou, one of the students who did not receive a Gift, wakes up to find a dragon attacking the bus. In the chaos, he uses his innate ability to instantly kill anything to eliminate the dragon. Together with fellow survivor Tomochika Dannoura, Takatou sets out to find a way back to Earth, all while taking down anyone who dares to underestimate him—including his former classmates.

After his senior teammates graduate from high school, Haruka Nanase and his fellow swimmers look ahead and pursue their ambitions. Now attending Hidaka University in Tokyo, Haruka unexpectedly crosses paths with Shiina Asahi, a former teammate and friend from his middle school years. This encounter brings back painful memories of that period, when Haruka's feelings about swimming soured and he ultimately left the team. He later catches up with other old classmates—except for Ikuya Kirishima, who still holds a grudge against Haruka for quitting and causing the team's collapse. Aware of this rift, Haruka tries to mend his relationship with Ikuya, but quickly finds that repairing a friendship is not his only challenge. Confronted by the reality of facing more skilled swimmers, Haruka must prove himself if he hopes to compete on an international stage.

It is 2017, and the Holy Britannian Empire is sweeping across Europe. To counter the enemy's overwhelming strength and halt the mounting death toll, the European army establishes a special unit dubbed Wyvern, or W-0, made up of former Japanese citizens called "Elevens." Recruited from the slums, these youths pilot Knightmare frames—humanoid battle machines—into lethal missions where survival is uncertain, all in hopes of earning some recognition. When a European regiment trying to reclaim a vital city gets trapped under enemy fire, W-0 is called in to extract them. Among the soldiers chosen for the rescue is Lieutenant Akito Hyuuga, nicknamed "Hannibal's Ghost" for his combat skill. But the mission turns suicidal when the commanding officer, determined to annihilate as many Britannians as possible, triggers the Knightmare's self-destruct sequence. In the aftermath, Akito discovers he is the sole survivor.

Chika Takami has always considered herself an ordinary girl—someone who never joined any clubs or developed any special talents. That changes after a trip to Tokyo, where she discovers the world of school idols, a stage that allows even a seemingly average person to stand out. Inspired by the legendary idol group μ's, Chika decides to create her own school idol club at Uranohoshi Girl's High School, located in her seaside hometown. However, before she can recruit any members, she runs into a major roadblock: student council president Dia Kurosawa, who firmly opposes the club's formation. Just when the situation seems hopeless, Chika meets Riko Sakurauchi, a transfer student from Otonokizaka High School—the very school where μ's once reigned. Though somewhat reserved, Riko is a skilled pianist, and Chika sees her as a perfect recruit. Yet convincing her to join is far from easy. Despite the challenges, Chika pushes forward, determined to overcome every obstacle and build a school idol group that can shine just as brightly as the nine girls who came before her.

Great Japan is admired worldwide for its beautiful scenery and thriving populace, but a grave danger looms over the nation. The only line of defense against this threat comes from enigmatic protectors called Master Samurai. Young samurai Muneakira Yagyuu is summoned by the student council to attend Buou Academic School. Operated by the Tokugawa Shogunate, this institution provides the children of warriors with the aristocratic education necessary to govern the country. The school is overseen by student council president Yoshihiko Tokugawa and his sister Sen, who also happens to be Muneakira's childhood friend. As Muneakira arrives at the academy, he is suddenly caught in a fierce battle. Amidst the turmoil, the sky is filled with an odd white light, and a mysterious girl named Juubei Yagyuu appears, unexpectedly kissing Muneakira. Through this kiss, she awakens an unknown power that shields them. Who is this girl, and where did she come from? Muneakira becomes entangled in the nation's destiny and a threat that will profoundly shake Great Japan. To protect his country, he must uncover the truth behind the Master Samurai and the kiss that unleashed Juubei's power.