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Gugure! Kokkuri-san is an offbeat comedy revolving around Kohina Ichimatsu, a girl who calls herself a doll. Her mundane existence takes a bizarre turn when she summons a fox spirit named Kokkuri-san. However, unlike the legendary all-knowing spirit who grants answers, he has lost his power due to the lack of believers in modern times. After meeting the strange girl who summoned him, Kokkuri-san is horrified to learn that Kohina not only lives by herself but survives entirely on instant cup ramen. Worried about her wellbeing, he decides to take charge and make sure she eats proper meals and leads a decent life. And so begins Kokkuri-san's less-than-hopeful efforts and their peculiar cohabitation.

Gainax announced a website for the fall 2008 theatrical adaptation of the Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann TV series. The original director and series script editor are both returning for the new project. Additionally, Gainax will host four events at that year's Tokyo International Anime Fair to commemorate the occasion, featuring voice actors from the anime.

The anime centers on five young women who practice rakugo storytelling, chronicling the peculiar events they encounter in their daily lives. Their conversations are filled with comedy and satire, touching on everything from trivial observations about ordinary existence to politics, manga, and beyond. Each girl contributes a fresh perspective, and the dialogue never concludes where it began. Every rakugo performer boasts a distinct personality: the energetic but immature Marii Buratei; the seemingly cute Kigurumi Haroukitei; the inherently lucky and carefree Tetora Bouhatei; the calm yet violent Gankyou Kuurubiyuutei; and the pessimistic, unstable Kukuru Anrakutei. These girls—along with their enigmatic friend who wears a wrestling mask—share their observations with the audience, whether behind the scenes at the rakugo theater or at various famous spots around Tokyo.

Kanji Sasahara, a reserved college freshman seeking a place to belong, stumbles upon the Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture—better known as Genshiken—a club that brings together all facets of otaku culture. His first encounter with the group ends poorly when senior Harunobu Madarame crushes his pride, leading Sasahara to flee while denying his own otaku tendencies. However, after befriending Makoto Kousaka, a club member who despite his ordinary look is a hardcore otaku, Sasahara becomes more involved in club activities such as obsessing over their favorite anime, reading doujinshi, and attending conventions. There he also meets others like Kousaka's vehemently non-otaku girlfriend Saki Kasukabe, who tries to turn her boyfriend into a "normal guy." While Saki struggles to understand otaku culture and her boyfriend's love for it, Sasahara finds himself enjoying his time at Genshiken, gradually shedding any denial he once had about being an otaku and immersing himself in the otaku lifestyle.

In the quiet town of Sakuranomori, a close circle of childhood friends must say goodbye to one of their own. Due to his parents' work, Sana Hidaka is forced to leave his peaceful hometown for the bustling city of Tokyo. Though it pains him deeply, he parts ways with his treasured companions—the gentle Aoi Oribe, the energetic Wakatsuki twins Shuri and Shuusuke, and the bright and cheerful Nanaka Yatsushiro. Even as he reluctantly moves away, he holds onto the belief that distance will never erase the bond and memories they share. Five years later, now a sixteen-year-old high school student, Sana returns to Sakuranomori hoping to pick up where he left off. But he soon discovers that while the town itself has changed little, the friends he left behind are no longer the same people he remembers. Dark and unsettling secrets now linger over the town, and each of his friends carries burdens and hidden truths that threaten to shatter the bonds they once took for granted.

On the floating continent of Neo Verona, the Montague family massacres the entire Capulet clan and seizes control of the kingdom. The legitimate heir, Juliet Fiammata Asto Capulet, manages to flee the slaughter and is concealed by loyalists for 14 years, holding onto the hope that she will eventually overthrow the brutal Montague rule. Though she has no memory of her family's murder, Juliet now secretly defends the downtrodden citizens of Neo Verona as a vigilante called the Red Whirlwind. During one of her adventures, she encounters Romeo Candorebanto Montague, the gentle and selfless son of the tyrannical Prince Laertes Montague. Without knowing each other's true identities, they fall deeply in love at first sight. However, their fate is tragic: not only do both families wish to annihilate the other, but a hidden ancient secret beneath Neo Verona also endangers their unwavering love. Can they defy the stars, or is this truly a love that can never be?

A man was once summoned to another world and saved it. Naturally, he became extremely popular there, turning into an isekai-normie. But he fell into a "trap" and was forcibly sent back to his original world, where he had to start over as a baby! This tale follows the overly fantastic ex-hero, now living as a gloomy high schooler, as he gets summoned once more to that same other world in a completely unexpected turn of events!

Daisuke Niwa is a clumsy, awkward, and timid middle school student with few notable strengths. On his 14th birthday, he works up the courage to confess his feelings to Risa Harada, the girl he has liked for a long time, but she turns him down. However, things take a strange turn when Daisuke discovers that any time he thinks about Risa, he transforms into Dark Mousy—the notorious phantom thief. While Daisuke has no clue about this bizarre family trait, his mother has been fully aware and has long been orchestrating his theft of valuable artworks to keep the legendary thief's reputation alive. Filled with uncertainty and confusion, Daisuke struggles to navigate his relationships with friends and family. Before long, he comes to understand that he is not the only one burdened by a destined family legacy—and his most formidable opponent might be the very classmate he least wants to fight.

Average student Mitsuki Mutou is unexpectedly transported to a different world. The king of this realm summons him, expecting remarkable power, but when Mitsuki appears to lack a Special Concept, he is cast out. While wandering, he meets a priestess named Menou, who explains that people from Japan like him are called Lost Ones and that such individuals always possess a Special Concept. Menou says she belongs to a church that helps abandoned Lost Ones adjust to society. She invites him to spend the night at her church, where they can investigate the nature of his ability. Eventually, they discover that Mitsuki's Special Concept is extraordinarily powerful and dangerous. But is Menou's real purpose to aid Lost Ones—or the opposite?

After being cursed by a witch, the wild and fierce Guideau tirelessly hunts for the one responsible so she can take revenge. She joins the Order of Magical Resonance, an organization that deals with all things magic. The Order agrees to help Guideau in exchange for her assistance in solving the countless magic-related cases cropping up around the world. The Order's smooth and enigmatic mage Ashaf accompanies Guideau to ensure missions are completed successfully. As the duo travels across the land chasing that unknown witch, their encounters with the strange world of magic become increasingly odd the further they go.

Nyaruko continues her pursuit of Mahiro, and Hasuta is still in the race as well. Kūko has her eyes on Nyaruko, but she's convinced that both Nyaruko and Mahiro owe their "first time" to her. Yoriko endures all this chaos with a cheerful attitude while managing the household they all share. Mahiro simply craves a bit of normalcy. He has no desire to be the plaything of a Nyarlathotepan, a Cthughan, or a shots-like Hasturan. Whether he can hold out remains uncertain.

The film opens when Arata accidentally touches "Hermes Apocrypha," Lilith's Grimoire. He is suddenly enveloped in a brilliant white light, and a girl appears before him. She calls herself Lilim and regards both Arata and Lilith as her parents. At the same moment she appears, something changes in the world. The forbidden Eternal Library awakens. Sealed within the Library is the ultimate culmination of Alchemy, the White Demon Lord. The White Demon Lord plots to eliminate Arata and the Trinity Seven in order to usurp the position of Demon Lord. Brimming with untold power, the White Demon Lord attacks Arata, triggering a desperate crisis. Arata and the Trinity Seven must now save the world in this final battle.

This special episode was originally unaired and later released as part of the Blu-ray box set. When Yuusaku brings an extravagant bento box to share with the class, Ryuuji feels insecure about his own bento-making skills. Driven by a desperate desire to outdo Yuusaku's offerings, Ryuuji becomes obsessively competitive, going so far as to bring a rice cooker to school. After Taiga gives him some salty onigiri, Ryuuji realizes that the true meaning of bento lies not in the taste, but in the feelings put into making it.

Shinobu Oomiya traveled to England for a homestay and formed a close bond with Alice Cartelet, the daughter of her host family. When Shinobu had to go back to Japan, the two managed to convey their sadness even though they spoke different languages. Half a decade later, Shinobu is now a high school freshman. She receives an airmail letter written in a language she cannot read, but it comes from Alice, who announces that she is coming to Japan for a homestay. Alice will not only attend Shinobu's school but also live with her. Together with their mutual friends Youko Inokuma, Aya Komichi, and Karen Kujou, the five girls spend their days going to school and discovering the unique aspects of each other's cultures.

After serving in the Demon King's army for over thirty years, Dariel was raised by Granbarza, one of the Four Heavenly Generals. But because he possesses no magical aptitude, Granbarza's son, Bashbarza, sees him as an embarrassment and fires Dariel as soon as he takes over his father's position as a general. Left without a home or a job, Dariel wanders through the forests, where he encounters a human girl named Malika fleeing from a monster. After Dariel rescues her, she invites him to stay at her village as thanks. There, he learns that the reason he has zero compatibility with magic as a demon is that he is actually a human. Yet Dariel is no ordinary human. With potential far exceeding even that of heroes, he may soon become entangled in the seemingly endless conflict between humans and demons, now facing the race he once considered his comrades.

U is a widely used social media platform that enables users to craft a virtual identity and begin anew. Among its five billion members, a newcomer named Belle is rapidly drawing notice—a mesmerizing singer whose captivating tunes gradually win over the hearts of many. Yet in this realm where everyone conceals their true self behind an avatar, curiosity grows about who this mysterious girl really is. Suzu Naito is a shy girl from the countryside who has lost her ability to sing due to past trauma; every attempt leads to breakdowns and sickness. But when Suzu joins U, she regains the power to project her voice. Using the alias Belle, her singing quickly goes viral, attracting both adoration and hostility. Meanwhile, rumors spread within U about a chaotic beast called the Dragon. After an accidental encounter during her concert, Belle realizes he is not as malevolent as the tales claim. Now, both online and in reality, Suzu must confront the challenges of identity, fame, and opening her heart.

After Koutarou Satomi's father is unexpectedly transferred for work, the first-year high school student must find an affordable place to live on his own. He eagerly accepts the chance to rent Room 106 at Corona House for just five thousand yen a month. Things start smoothly, but Koutarou's life takes a strange turn when he discovers a mysterious cave while working a part-time job. The next evening, a series of seemingly mythical figures show up at his door, each insisting they have the rights to the student's apartment. These invaders include Sanae Higashihongan, a ghost who claims the room is haunted, magical girl Yurika, alien princess Theiamillis Gre Fortorthe, and Kiriha Kurano, a direct heir of the Earth People. More importantly, each of the four girls needs Koutarou's apartment for her own reasons and refuses to back down without a struggle. Rokujouma no Shinryakusha!? is a comedic free-for-all over a six-tatami mat room, blending supernatural beings, romantic high school antics, and a surprisingly friendly landlady.

Mii Snowdon is left alone after her father vanishes during his investigation of the mysterious alphabet-like Pokémon known as the Unown. The only clue to his disappearance is a box filled with tiles. As she plays with these tiles, Mii wishes to see her father again, and this wish rouses the Unown—which summon the lion-like Legendary Pokémon Entei to act as her father. Meanwhile, Satoshi travels to Greenfield with his loyal partner Pikachu to meet his friends Kasumi and Takeshi. Upon arrival, they are astonished to find the area crystallized. They soon learn that the Unown are responsible, and that these Pokémon must be defeated to restore Greenfield to its former state. The conflict becomes personal when Entei kidnaps Satoshi's mother. To discover why his mother was taken, Satoshi, along with his friends and their Pokémon, must journey across the crystallized landscape to confront Entei and the Unown.

Self-styled home security guard Mahiro Oyama has not stepped outside his house for years, isolating himself in his room while playing adult visual novels. This degenerate lifestyle causes his brilliant younger sister, Mihari, to worry about his future. Determined to fix the situation, she comes up with a plan to restore him to a normal life. The first step of Mihari's scheme is to create a drug that transforms her brother's biological body into that of a real girl—much to Mahiro's extreme horror. Trapped in this new form, Mahiro has no option but to go on living as a cute young lady until the effect eventually fades—if it ever does.

In a secluded village, twin siblings are born, their lives divided between day and night. Years pass, and the elder brother Yuru works as a hunter of animals, while his sister Asa remains confined to a cage, assigned a special task that prevents her from meeting anyone beyond a chosen few. One ordinary day, armed men arrive in helicopters—referred to by the villagers as "dragons"—and attack the settlement, killing every adult they see as they search for Yuru. As Yuru tries to reach Asa to escape together, he discovers only her corpse; moreover, the person who killed her claims to be Yuru's actual twin sister. Before this woman can seize him, Yuru is saved by Ryuu "Dera" Tadera, an outsider who often visits the village. Soon, however, the two find themselves cornered. As a final resort, Dera has Yuru present an offering to the village's deity, summoning a pair of daemons whose very existence is destined to unveil the truth behind the turmoil.

In the corporate world of Kengan Ashura, major business decisions are decided not by contracts and meetings but by hired gladiators battling in arenas. This manga by Yabako Sandrovich presents a universe filled with martial arts, violence, and action, where since the Edo period, powerful fighters have settled disputes for wealthy merchants and companies. Tokita Ouma, known as "The Ashura," is a combatant seeking to prove himself the strongest. He is recruited by Hideki Nogi of the Nogi Group to fight on his behalf, and Kazuo Yamashita, an ordinary middle-aged man, is assigned as his manager. The pair are thrown into brutal matches organized by the Kengan Association. Their path is filled with ruthless confrontations against other fighters all chasing the same goal. Can they rise to become the best?

After the incident on the 18th floor of the dungeon, Bell Cranel and his companions begin their return to the surface. Their progress is interrupted when they come across an unknown area containing an unexpected find—a hot spring! The group decides to take a break from the trials they've faced. But while they all unwind in the bath, they come to realize that the hot spring might conceal something sinister.

Kashou and Shigure Minazuki are siblings who share their home with six catgirls. Chocola and Vanilla help Kashou run his bakery, La Soleil, while the other four—Coconut, Azuki, Cinnamon, and Maple—stay with Shigure during her daily activities. One day, while running an errand, Chocola spots a green-haired kitten alone in a park and brings her back to the patisserie. The Minazuki family soon takes her in and names her Cacao. With this new addition, the household carries on with its usual routines—now sure to be even more lively.

Ittoki Sakuraba cannot understand why his mother, his uncle, and his childhood friend Kousetsu seem to take his safety so seriously. Kousetsu constantly follows and watches him without any respect for his privacy, focusing only on protecting him every second. But the relentless surveillance begins to make sense when a cute second-year student at his high school, Satomi Tsubaki, asks Ittoki out on a date. What starts as innocent quickly changes when Ittoki goes to her house; she intends to assassinate him, and she is not acting alone. Surprisingly, the ones who rescue him are his uncle and Kousetsu—dressed in their dark and deadly ninja gear. After Ittoki is taken to safety, his mother reveals the truth: he is the 19th heir to a noble clan of ninjas known as the Iga, and he has become a target for assassination by their rival clan, the Koga. To defend himself from this new threat, Ittoki must refine his skills at the only ninja academy left in Japan: the Kokuten Ninja Academy.

Kanako Miyamae transfers to Ame no Kisaki Catholic school hoping to find true love, following the example of her parents who met there. However, because Kanako breaks out in hives around men, she enrolls in this all-girls institution specifically to pursue a same-sex partner. When she encounters the stunning Mariya Shidou, Kanako thinks she has found her ideal match—but there is a catch. Mariya is actually a cross-dressing boy. He threatens to reveal Kanako's impure motives unless she keeps his true gender hidden, and to make matters worse, he takes the place of her original roommate so he can keep a constant watch over her. Maria†Holic follows Kanako as she searches for love in all the wrong places, trying to find the girl of her dreams—if she can manage to survive sharing a room with Mariya.

For years, tanuki and tengu have made Kyoto their home, coexisting with humans who remain unaware of these beings. Yasaburou Shimogamo, the third son of a prominent tanuki family, spends his leisurely days looking after an elderly tengu, using his shapeshifting ability to observe humans, and navigating his interactions with the enigmatic Benten. Yet beneath this calm surface lies a painful memory from the past: Yasaburou's father, once the leader of the tanuki community, was killed and devoured by a human group called the Friday Fellows. Uchouten Kazoku follows the trials and hardships of the Shimogamo brothers as they work to avoid meeting a similarly grim fate while gradually uncovering the truth behind their father's death.

After Germania invaded a neighboring country in 1939, Europe was plunged into a devastating war. During the conflict, Germania set its sights on the small alpine nation of Elystadt. With a vastly superior military and a string of earlier victories, Germania was expected to easily overwhelm Elystadt. The situation worsens for the tiny country when Germanian soldiers capture their princess, Ortfiné "Finé" Fredericka von Eylstadt, while she is traveling to a crucial meeting with Britannia. However, when a Germanian transport mission goes wrong, Izetta, the last surviving witch, escapes. Recognizing Princess Finé from her childhood, Izetta uses her magical powers to rescue her from the Germanian forces. Reunited with the princess, Izetta vows to defend Elystadt from Germania. With the last witch on their side, Elystadt hopes to turn the tide against the imperialist war machine.

Theodore McFarlane, an instructor at Kimberly Magic Academy, is impressed by Nanao Hibiya's swordsmanship and rescues the samurai from certain death during a fierce battle. With his encouragement, Nanao enrolls at the academy and quickly becomes famous after she and four of her peers save a student from a rampaging troll. Guided by Oliver Horn—a young man who appears to conceal a troubled past—Nanao and her new friends begin their magical apprenticeship at Kimberly, where only four out of five students survive to graduation. It does not take long for Oliver and his companions to encounter the academy's dangers firsthand, as a near-fatal incident in the labyrinth beneath the school leaves Nanao grappling with her bloody history. These inexperienced yet resolute students must stick together if they hope to survive and uncover the mysteries hidden within the academy.

Tomokui Kanata met an unfortunate end and was reborn as Goburou, the weakest goblin. However, Goburou retains the memories of his previous life, possesses an unusual evolutionary ability, and can gain status boosts by consuming things. In this new world where only the fittest survive, events unfold as he gains capable subordinates and comrades, leading to a delightful case of the tail wagging the dog.

Since dealing with a certain incident, Wang Ling has enjoyed a peaceful life. However, his earlier meddling with nature's laws caused a sharp drop in global psionic power levels. To prevent further decline, his spirit sword Jingke intervenes—but overusing its energy tears a rift in space. Demons slip through this crack, stealing the spiritual energy that fuels human society. Now only Wang Ling has the strength to stop them. Juggling high school with the supernatural, he faces teacher home visits, forging spiritual blades, sorting out his growing attachment to Sun Rong, and fighting off invading demons.

Keina Kagami, who had been confined to her bed, finds herself transported into the world of her favorite VRMMORPG, Leadale, after the life support system keeping her alive shuts down. Reborn as her high-level character, Cayna, she quickly realizes that this version of Leadale is not the same one she remembers playing. She eventually discovers that two centuries have gone by since she last interacted with this realm. Yet this revelation doesn't disappoint Cayna—instead, it signals the start of a fresh adventure, full of exciting possibilities and unfamiliar people waiting to be encountered.

At first sight, Galko, Otako, and Ojou appear to be three high school girls who have little in common. Galko is a sociable person often seen as a party girl, but in reality she is innocent and kind-hearted beneath her exterior. Otako has a simple appearance and a sharp tongue, with a deep passion for manga. Ojou comes from a rich family and has refined manners, although she can be somewhat forgetful. In spite of their differences, they are close friends and enjoy talking about various legends and asking open questions about the female body. Oshiete! Galko-chan is a funny and easygoing series following three distinct girls and their honest conversations about themselves and daily life. No subject is too trivial or delicate for them to joke about—though occasionally Galko feels a bit shy about their talks.

In the far future, humanity abandons a devastated Earth and ventures into outer space. However, due to an unknown phenomenon that prevents space travel, humans return to Earth only to find it inhospitable except for Japan. To accommodate the entire population, pocket dimensions are created around Japan to house the people. In search of a way back to space, humanity begins reenacting human history according to the holy book Testament. But in Testament Era year 1413, the nations of the pocket dimensions invade and conquer Japan, dividing the territory into feudal fiefdoms and forcing the original inhabitants of Japan to leave. Now, in Testament Era 1648, the Japanese refugees live on the city ship Musashi, which constantly travels around Japan under the watch of the Testament Union, the authority that governs the historical reenactment. Rumors of apocalypse and war begin to spread when the Testament stops revealing what happens after 1648. Taking advantage of this situation, Toori Aoi, head of Musashi Ariadust Academy's Supreme Federation and President of the student council, leads fellow classmates in using this opportunity to reclaim their homeland.

Hajime Ichinose's mundane existence takes a sudden turn when an extraordinary entity called J.J Robinson gives her a compact book known as NOTE, which allows her to transform into a member of the Gatchaman, the famed defenders of Tachikawa City. Emphasizing the need for secrecy, fellow Gatchaman Sugane Tachibana escorts Hajime to their headquarters, where Paiman, the panda-like alien commander of the team, outlines their mission: neutralizing extraterrestrial threats to humanity. These lethal entities, referred to as MESS, grow more perilous by the day, consuming everything in their path. The Gatchaman must rely on their newest member to halt them before chaos consumes the world.

One day, Kei Kusanagi spots a strange glowing woman by the lake. He learns that the woman is actually an alien officer from the Galaxy Federation named Mizuho Kazami, and what's even more surprising—she's also his teacher! Despite this complication, he and his teacher gradually become closer, and a romance develops between them. However, before long, the school principal discovers their relationship. The solution? Get married! Now, the newlyweds must conceal their marriage from both Kei's high school friends and the Galaxy Federation. Onegai☆Teacher is the fragile yet comedic love story of an alien and her student.

After spending nearly a year obsessively playing the VRMMO World Fantasy Online, the wealthy yet reclusive 15-year-old Yuna receives a bear costume from the game's administrators. Although the outfit is somewhat awkward to wear, it proves to possess absurdly high stats and effects that drastically boost her character's strength. Upon accepting the bear gear, she suddenly finds herself transported into a different in-game world and cannot return to reality. Confused and unable to log out, Yuna begins exploring this unfamiliar realm. She saves a girl named Fina from wild wolves, and Fina afterward guides her to the city of Crimonia. However, because of her bizarre bear outfit, Yuna stands out wherever she goes, and combined with her enhanced combat abilities, her fame quickly grows—so much so that people start calling her "Bloody Bear." Unfazed by this turn of events, Yuna decides to become an adventurer and thoroughly enjoy life in her new world.

For another time, the Game Master's world of quests unexpectedly drags in Yuusuke Yotsuya and the rest of his previous team. Joined by the newest member, Keita Torii, the group meets again with Kahabell, who remains oblivious to how their actions affect this world. After saying goodbye to Kahabell, the team sets out on their freshly assigned mission—delivering a Jiffon Buffalo to Vaikdamnia on Jiffon Island. However, as they start traveling toward the island, the group quickly discovers that the task is more complicated than first thought. Actually, the island is plagued by orcs who struck a bargain with the locals: instead of devouring the islanders, the orcs receive buffalo. With the increasing scarcity of buffalo, the yearly Vaikdamnia festival cannot take place. But considering how crucial the team's mission is, they have no choice but to eliminate the orcs from the island and rescue the inhabitants.

During a blizzard, Masayuki Muroi is pushed off a mountain to his death by an old high school friend. He survives the fall and escapes thanks to Yuki-Onna, a spirit of a beautiful young woman said to lead men to their doom—but she only asks for money in return. Eleven years later, Masayuki has led a successful life, marrying and amassing a large fortune. However, when his company collapses and his wife is unfaithful, he retreats to the city where Yuki-Onna once saved him and reconnects with her by offering money and tasty meals. While recovering from his misfortunes, another strikes: his ex-wife is found beaten to death, and now only Yuki-Onna—who cannot reveal herself—can support his alibi. With no one else to turn to, Yuki-Onna calls upon the spirits' God of Wisdom, Kotoko Iwanaga. Revered by the various spirits that roam the earth, Kotoko uses her extraordinary intellect and cunning to resolve any disputes they may have. In her duty to prevent collisions between spirits and humans, she drags along her immortal boyfriend, Kurou Sakuragawa, and promises to prove Masayuki's innocence without exposing Yuki-Onna's existence.

As Sakuta Azusagawa waits for Mai Sakurajima at the beach on the day she graduates from high school, he meets a version of Mai from her child actress days. When the real Mai arrives, the younger one vanishes, leaving Sakuta bewildered. After returning home, he notices an unfamiliar scar on his body, confirming that he is caught up in yet another case of the mysterious Puberty Syndrome. Soon after, Sakuta and his sister Kaede get a phone call from their father. He informs them that their mother, recently released from the hospital, wishes to see her daughter one last time. While visiting his mother alongside Kaede, Sakuta experiences strange events and must figure out how to resolve the Puberty Syndrome abnormalities.

The second part of Junjou Romantica continuing the story.

This tale centers on Grey, the most powerful monarch in recorded history. Despite his immense strength, riches, and renown, he has no one at his side—and he places trust in nobody. When Grey unexpectedly dies, he is reborn as a helpless baby named Arthur in a realm of magic. With a caring family and friends surrounding him, Arthur discovers pleasures in this new existence that were absent from his former one. But while traveling, his family falls victim to a bandit assault... And so his second life commences, brimming with affection and excitement!

On the planet Prester, air travel reigns supreme, powered by Claudia Fluid—a liquefied form of crystals native to the world. A mysterious organization known only as the Guild holds absolute control over the skies, maintaining a monopoly on the engines that utilize this fluid. As ecological disasters destabilize the warring nations of Anatoray and Disith, the Guild also serves as an arbitrator in their conflicts. Caught in the middle are Sky Couriers, who pilot small, two-person vanships freely through the air. Last Exile follows two teenagers striving to surpass their parents: Claus Valca, the son of a famed vanship pilot, and Lavie Head, his best friend and navigator. Their courier work requires them to traverse a dangerous air current called the Grand Stream that separates the hostile nations—a passage even standard airships struggle to survive. But when they accept a high-stakes delivery, transporting an orphan girl named Alvis Hamilton to the battleship Silvana, they are pulled into a far greater conflict that sets them against the might of the Guild.

Spirits have always been drawn to Keitarou Gentouga because of his powerful spiritual aura. A traumatic incident left his right hand cursed, requiring him to keep it covered with a glove at all times. Now a first-year college student, Keitarou aims to lead an ordinary life. With support from his childhood friend Eiko Houzuki, he takes on work as a private tutor. Because he ranks at the top of his class, his first student is the tutoring agency's most exceptional pupil, Yayoi Houzuki. To Keitarou's astonishment, Yayoi is Eiko's relative, and she has two pupils in each eye—enabling her to perceive the spirit realm and deliberately hunt malevolent spirits to exorcise. Ever since a car crash claimed both her parents, Yayoi has been hunting for the powerful entity that stole her mother's departing soul. Noticing how strongly spirits are attracted to Keitarou, she convinces him to assist her in gathering other evil spirits that will aid her in a future confrontation. Though her mission is perilous, Keitarou reluctantly agrees to join her, even as every new spirit they encounter makes him doubt his commitment more and more.

For two decades, Beryl Gardenant has served as the master of his father’s sword-fighting dojo in a remote village, training a wide array of pupils. Many of his students have risen to become remarkable swordsmen, yet Beryl remains modest, often calling himself an old man. His former disciples disagree—especially Allucia Citrus, who completed his training over ten years ago and now commands the Royal Order of Knights. Wanting the world to recognize her beloved teacher’s true skill, Allucia recommends him to her superiors, resulting in Beryl’s appointment as a special instructor for the Order by imperial decree. She personally delivers the news, though Beryl remains unaware of her hidden intentions. Pressured by his aging parents, he reluctantly accepts the position and relocates to the capital. There, he encounters other past students, including Surena Lysandra, a black-rank adventurer, and Ficelle Harbeller, a prominent member of the Magic Corps. Soon, rumors spread that even the mightiest warriors cannot match the “old man” from the countryside.

Tomoya Okazaki is a cynical and unmotivated delinquent who trudges through high school with little ambition. A childhood tragedy led his father to drown his sorrows in alcohol, neglecting his son in the process. However, meaningful human connection can be a saving grace, as Tomoya discovers upon meeting the mysterious Nagisa Furukawa. The odd girl offers him a gesture of friendship, but Tomoya refuses, brushing it off as a trivial occurrence. Yet as he keeps encountering Nagisa more frequently around school, he eventually lets down his guard and becomes her friend. After learning that Nagisa dreams of reviving the Drama Club, Tomoya decides to abandon his detachment from life's simple pleasures and dedicates himself to helping his new friend achieve her goal. But what begins as a straightforward friendship may evolve into something far deeper, more intimate, and life-altering. As the two face various hardships and trials, Tomoya and Nagisa gradually come to terms with the challenges that life throws at them.

Ichirou Kuga unexpectedly finds himself responsible for his two younger siblings after their father's sudden death. To make ends meet, he rents out rooms in the apartment building he inherited and works full-time as a shoujo manga artist. However, his manga sales are poor, his assistants have quit, and deadlines are closing in. Just as the stress becomes overwhelming, a highly skilled novice artist named Shiori Goshiki appears and becomes his new assistant. With her abilities, they manage to overcome the difficult situation, and things start looking brighter. But a bizarre accident triggers a supernatural experience between Ichirou and Shiori, leading her to announce that they are engaged. This seemingly simple event turns his life upside down, forcing Ichirou to handle this strange new relationship with the mysterious girl while continuing to follow his own passion and fulfill the duties placed upon him.

Vampires are supernatural beings that have existed for centuries, feeding on the life force of unsuspecting humans at night. But high school student Karin Maaka stands out even among her own kind. Unlike the rest of her vampire family, Karin has suffered since childhood from polycythemia—a rare condition that causes her to periodically generate an excessive amount of blood. The more blood she produces, the more dizzy and anemic she becomes, often resulting in frequent nosebleeds. Her sole remedy? Force her surplus blood onto random strangers, which surprisingly makes these "victims" feel more energetic and cheerful than before. With the help of her siblings—Anju, her reserved yet loving younger sister, and Ren, her womanizing older brother—who cover up her actions by erasing the affected humans' memories, nobody suspects anything. That is, until Karin's new classmate, Kenta Usui, transfers in and begins to notice her peculiar behavior. And to complicate matters further, Karin finds that her blood reacts strangely whenever Kenta is near.