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The Central Tanegashima High School Robotics Research Club has long dreamed of building the GunPro1, a fully operational giant robot. Over the years, successive club members have contributed to its development, and now Akiho Senomiya is determined to turn that long-held ambition into reality. Yet the club struggles with insufficient funding for such an enormous project, and the sole other member, Kaito Yashio, shows no enthusiasm for helping his childhood friend, preferring to spend his time playing mecha-fighting games on his "PokeCom." While idling away his days, Kaito receives an unreadable message and hears a voice muffled by static. Tracing the source, he discovers it belongs to Airi Yukifune, an AI that exists only within the augmented reality system accessible through the PokeCom. Robotics;Notes follows Kaito as he uncovers a strange report in Airi's database—one that will lead to disastrous consequences in the future.

Members of the Armed Detective Agency discuss who would be best suited to serve as the second-in-command. As usual, Doppo Kunikida goes about his official errands, following the schedule laid out in his diary. But when a bomb-related incident suddenly arises, it puts his long-held ideals to the test. Faced with the choice between saving one life or hundreds, what path will he take?

Suletta Mercury comes to the Asticassia School of Technology at her mother's request, leaving her home planet behind. In this school, disputes are settled through student duels, and the top-ranked duelist is promised Miorine Rembran as their betrothed—a prize arranged by Miorine's father. When Guel Jeturk, the school's finest pilot and Miorine's current fiancé, orders his betrothed to live with him, Suletta objects, prompting Guel to challenge her. Though she wins the duel, Suletta is then placed under suspicion for piloting a forbidden mobile suit type—a GUND-ARM, also called a "Gundam"—and her victory is nullified. Refusing to tolerate further unfairness, Miorine challenges Guel to another duel with even greater consequences. This time, Suletta must win again, or she will be expelled and the Gundam Aerial, which holds deep meaning for her, will be destroyed.

Back in 1929, Ladd Russo chose not to kill Graham Specter, securing Graham's unshakable devotion. Now, three years later, Graham becomes enraged when he finds out that Ladd was thrown from the train following the incidents on the Flying Pussyfoot. Graham, a man driven by strange but fervent beliefs, decides to present a gift to Ladd: he will abduct Eve Genoard and then take Jacuzzi Splot, who has been residing at the Genoard estate with his gang. At the same time, Jacuzzi and his crew welcome a mysterious woman, Elmer C. Albatross goes to the prison to visit an old acquaintance, and Czeslaw Meyer encounters the one person he had prayed never to meet. These apparently disconnected narratives converge, resolving a number of unresolved details and exposing the complete truth behind the strange event that took place on the Advena Avis in 1711.

Kazuma Hoshino is getting ready for a new chapter in his teenage life. Because his younger brother Ayumu has always had weaker health, their parents decided it would be best for the family to leave the city and move to a more rural area. The two brothers head to the Yorozuyo Inn, where they will stay until their parents finish handling matters back in the city and set up their new home. Their arrival at the inn does not go smoothly. They take the wrong bus, end up lost in the middle of nowhere, a wild monkey steals Ayumu's hat, and Kazuma gets lost in the woods while chasing the animal. This leads to a chance meeting with a lively young girl named Ui, whom Kazuma accidentally falls onto and kisses as she tries to guide him back to the bus stop. Ui's friend Ibuki is not happy about this and quickly kicks Kazuma, sending him on his way. To Kazuma's continued dismay, his bad luck persists at the inn, thanks to the landlady Senka and her slightly perverted sense of humor, and he later discovers that two of his classmates are the very girls he embarrassed himself in front of back in the woods. Hoshizora e Kakaru Hashi follows Kazuma as he adjusts to his new school, deals with the multiple women who have entered his life, provides emotional support for his younger brother, and copes with living under his new landlady's roof. Yet, for some reason, something about this place stirs whispers of the past in Kazuma's mind—brief flashes to a more innocent time and a long-forgotten friendship. What could this déjà vu mean?

The surreal world of Tenshi no Tamago is bleak and empty of ordinary daily life. Instead, it is filled with strange sights: floating spheres containing statues of goddesses, massive army tanks that appear to move on their own, crowds of fishermen chasing the shadows of fish that do not exist, and caves decorated only with glass vessels of water. In this decaying world, a young girl cares for a large egg and searches for food and drink. She meets a mysterious man carrying a cross over his shoulder, who grows curious about who she is and what her egg holds. Together, they journey through the broken landscape, questioning each other about faith, the meaning of the world, and where their lives come from.

One snowy day at her shrine, land god Nanami Momozono sees her familiar, the fox youkai Tomoe, collapse as dark marks spread across his body. After a long absence, Tomoe's former master, Lord Mikage, appears and places Tomoe into a magical pocket mirror to slow the progression of his affliction. Mikage explains that long ago, before he and Tomoe met, the fox youkai was in love with a human woman. To live as a human with his beloved, Tomoe made a deal with a fallen god, but it only resulted in a curse that killed him. When Mikage discovered Tomoe, the god made the youkai forget his human love as a quick fix. However, something has recently revived the curse: Tomoe has fallen in love with his new human master, Nanami. With no way to stop the curse, Nanami decides to travel back in time to prevent Tomoe from ever being cursed, even if it means they might never meet. As she journeys hundreds of years into the past to save her precious familiar, Nanami discovers that her bond with Tomoe is far deeper than she ever realized.

Episode 01: Rito Becomes a Woman Lala creates a device intended to enlarge her chest. Unfortunately, this gadget accidentally transforms Rito into a female. Episode 02: Rito and Mikan Feeling neglected because Rito constantly spends time with Lala, Mikan runs out of the house. As Rito and Lala search for her, flashbacks from their childhood show Rito and Mikan as kids. Episode 03: Welcome to the Southern Resort!! Haruna wins a trip to an island resort for ten women. Rito is turned into a dog by one of Lala's inventions and winds up on the island as well. Episode 04: Trouble Quest Rito and the girls are trapped inside an RPG where the goal is to rescue Lala and defeat the evil witch Kyouko. Episode 05: Nana and Momo Lala's sisters cause trouble for Rito and his harem during a cherry blossom viewing. Episode 06: Draft, Metamorphose, Hand & Tail Yami and Yui confront a senior, causing Yui to lose her panties. Mikan discovers Peke taking snapshots of new clothes while shopping. Suddenly, a stranger steals her bag. When Rito tries to explore Lala's cleaned-up bedroom, he accidentally activates one of her inventions, fusing his hand to Lala's tail.

Set in nineteenth-century France, the wife of vampire noble Jean Duchet Godard is killed within her residence. When local human officials refuse to conduct a thorough inquiry, Godard engages two private detectives who specialize in the supernatural: Tsugaru Shinuchi, who carries an enigmatic birdcage, and his partner, Aya Rindou. The mysterious pair has traveled from distant Japan with a singular goal—to locate the individual who stole Aya’s physical form and stripped Tsugaru of his humanity.

In the year Cosmic Era 0071, the space colony Heliopolis maintains neutrality amid the vast war unfolding across the galaxy between Coordinators—humans genetically enhanced before birth—and Naturals, unmodified people who reside on Earth. The Naturals' intense animosity toward Coordinators forced these advanced beings into space, where they took refuge in man-made colonies. Kira Yamato, a Coordinator and university student on Heliopolis, sees his life upended when ZAFT, the military force of rebellious Coordinators, attacks the colony to steal five cutting-edge military mobile suits called Gundams. Although ZAFT successfully escapes with four of the mobile suits, Kira seizes control of the remaining Gundam, the Strike. After surviving the clash, Kira and his college friends board the Archangel, a vessel operated by the Earth Alliance, and the young soldiers endure the horrors of war and the grief it brings.

A man who has a deep love for vending machines wakes up to discover he has died and been reborn as one of his favorite machines. Though he is a modern appliance dropped into a fantasy world, he still needs money to keep running. He remains stuck in place until a young girl named Lammis finds him. Fascinated by the drinks and food he sells, Lammis uses her "Blessing of Might" to easily carry him and bring him back to the village of Clearflow Lake. There, she officially gives him the name Boxxo. Unable to talk to the villagers, Boxxo still becomes a vital part of their community. His products provide food and drink, and as he unlocks new abilities and merchandise, he becomes a regular fixture in daily life. No one stays as devoted to Boxxo as his very first and best customer, Lammis. The more time he spends with her, the more he strives to help her grow stronger as a young hunter.

The Sakurada children lead an ordinary life in a typical Japanese home. At least, that is what their father, the king, hopes for them. As royal offspring, each sibling has a distinct power, and over two thousand surveillance cameras have been installed throughout the town to keep them safe. Furthermore, all nine of them are potential heirs to the throne, with the next ruler to be decided by an election. However, for the shy Akane Sakurada, the third oldest daughter who can control gravity, this constant scrutiny is a living nightmare. With cameras always monitoring the candidates and even airing their activities on a news channel dedicated to the Sakurada family, she resolves that if she becomes king, the cameras must go. But how can she prove herself the best candidate when she can barely overcome her own timidity? The election race heats up as the search for the next monarch begins in Castle Town Dandelion.

Within a living fairy tale, the clumsy, kind-hearted Ahiru appears an unlikely heroine. But Ahiru is just as magical as the talking cats and crocodiles around her—she is actually a duck! Transformed into a human girl by the enigmatic Drosselmeyer, Ahiru soon discovers her true purpose. Using a magical egg-shaped pendant, she can become Princess Tutu, a graceful ballet dancer whose performances soothe the sorrows in others' hearts. With this power, Ahiru takes on the quest to gather the lost fragments of her prince's heart, which he shattered long ago to imprison an evil raven for eternity. Princess Tutu is a story of heroes defying destiny. Their beliefs, emotions, and choices will decide whether this fairy tale can achieve its "happily ever after."

When the "Sirens," an extraterrestrial force wielding weaponry far beyond the scope of current technology, appeared without warning, humanity set aside its divisions and united for the first time. Four nations—the Eagle Union, Royal Navy, Sakura Empire, and Iron Blood—established Azur Lane, advancing modern warfare and securing an initial victory against their shared enemy. However, clashing ideologies soon threatened this fragile alliance, splintering it in two. The Sakura Empire and Iron Blood seceded to form the Red Axis, and humanity once again found itself divided. A seasoned and battle-hardened combatant, the "Grey Ghost" Enterprise carries Azur Lane's hopes for ending the war. Yet beneath her stoic exterior lies a vulnerable girl who fears the sea. Still, she continues fighting, convinced that this is her only purpose for existing. Meanwhile, three ships from the union—Javelin, Laffey, and Unicorn—discover Ayanami, a spy from the Red Axis. Though their efforts to befriend her seem futile given their opposing sides, they persist, hoping their friendship might one day prevail. Within humanity's endless conflict, the keys to reuniting the fractured race may exist in a soldier coming to terms with her mysterious nature and in the bonds of camaraderie between those with opposing ideals.

At True Cross Academy, Rin Okumura inadvertently notices the first clues that something is wrong: ordinary people have begun to see the invisible creatures that wander the human world, Assiah. While Rin sees this as a chance to make a new friend, his twin brother Yukio feels more burdened than ever. Overloaded with his studies, exorcist missions, and teaching responsibilities, Yukio has remained silent about his own awakened powers, uncertain of their scope or meaning. As Rin and his friends prepare for the annual Exorcist Certification Exam, the True Cross Order uncovers the first artificial gate to the demonic realm of Gehenna. Observing its sheer size and the advanced technology behind it, the exorcists realize they are up against the Illuminati, an immensely wealthy and influential organization. Furthermore, the enigmatic Illuminati have placed three spies within the True Cross Order—and one may be concealed among the aspiring exorcists who are sworn to protect humanity from the demonic threat.

After winning a middle school kendo championship, Ayumu Tanaka enters high school with an unexpected choice—instead of joining the Kendo Club, he signs up for the unofficial Shogi Club. His reason is simple: he fell in love at first sight with Urushi Yaotome, the club's president and sole member, and wants to be near her. But Ayumu has set a condition for himself—he won't confess his feelings until he can defeat her in a fair shogi match. This is a tall order, since Urushi is far more skilled and easily reads his moves. Still, Ayumu doesn't hold back when it comes to complimenting her appearance, talent, or even her smile. His deadpan face and straightforward remarks constantly leave Urushi blushing furiously. As Ayumu learns more about shogi and the charming girl across the board, he slowly edges toward his confession with every thrilling game—even if it's just one pawn at a time.

Two years after the Tendoshuu's assault on the O-Edo Central Terminal, the Yorozuya have disbanded and each gone their own way. Anticipating Utsuro's comeback, Gintoki Sakata investigates the Earth's ley lines for traces of the other man's Altana. After crossing paths with the surviving Tendoshuu members—still relentless in their pursuit of immortality—Gintoki makes his way back to Edo. The reassembled Shinsengumi and Yorozuya then launch an assault on the occupied Central Terminal. With the Altana extracted from the wreckage of the Tendoshuu's vessel at risk of exploding, the Yorozuya and their allies battle their adversaries as the fate of Edo—and the entire world—hangs in the balance. Honoring their teacher's wishes, the former students of Shouyou Yoshida come together and revisit their pasts one last time, striving to secure their futures.

Sable is a student at the Royal Magic Academy in the Kingdom of Wenias, but his grades are the worst in the entire school. With no memories of his life before enrolling, he eagerly accepts a special training assignment from Headmaster Albus in the southern region. Joining him are the Dawn Witch Roux Cristasse, a human girl named Holt who has antlers, and Kudd, a lizard Beastfallen. Their mission is to establish a village of witches in an area where hostility toward witches remains strong. On their journey, the four must avoid former members of the Dia Ignis Arbiters, a group of witch hunters infamous for killing both witches and ordinary people. Though their organization was disbanded five years ago and granted amnesty after the war between the Church and witches ended, their members still linger and are ready to capture any mages they encounter. Fortunately, Roux wields the Staff of Ludens, known as the "witch-eater," and Sable possesses an unlimited supply of magic. These abilities may allow the group to complete Albus's mission. If they fail, Sable will lose his memories of magic and the academy, leaving him with nothing to guide him toward the silver-haired mage who first saved him.

Once a fearsome yakuza known as the "Immortal Dragon," Tatsu now navigates the trials of everyday life. While his wife Miku works, Tatsu puts on his reliable apron, manages their household finances, seeks out the best store deals, and learns the art of being a dedicated househusband with guidance from the neighborhood wives. Though Tatsu left behind his violent past, former allies and enemies keep reappearing around him—but now only as rivals in domestic tasks. Surrounded by a constant stream of chores, no matter how difficult things become, Tatsu's unwavering determination ensures he gives each task everything he has.

Based on the light novel series by Minase Hazuki, this story blends love, action, and comedy. High school student Yachi Haruaki possesses a natural resistance to curses. When his father sends him a mysterious black cube, Haruaki discovers a naked girl named Fear in his kitchen. She is the human incarnation of that cursed cube, which is actually a torture device. Using her unique powers, Fear joins Haruaki in battling other cursed items and their wielders.

At Sakuradamon High, everyone knows the stories about Seiji Sawamura, known as "The Mad Dog," and the terrifying power of his right hand. His fearsome reputation makes it tough for him to get close to girls, and after being turned down twenty times in a row, he jokes that he'll finish high school dating his own right hand. To his shock, when he wakes up the next morning, Seiji finds that his infamous right hand has transformed into a tiny girl named Midori Kasugano. She confesses that she's been in love with him for the past three years. Since this strange situation works for neither of them, Seiji tries to find a way to change Midori back. However, after a big misunderstanding at the Kasugano home, they agree to keep their secret between themselves until they can figure out a solution. This marks the start of an unusual bond—and possibly Midori's only chance to be with the person she adores.

Masahiro Setagawa is a hopeless teenager frequently used as an errand boy by the bullies in his neighborhood. Defenseless, Masahiro believes no one will ever come to his rescue. However, his life changes dramatically when he encounters Kousuke Ooshiba, a man known as the "Bear Killer" who takes down local gangs. A year later, Masahiro and his former friend, Kensuke Ooshiba, start high school, only to discover that Kousuke is their math teacher. As the three grow closer, Masahiro begins to see Kousuke as his "hero," while Kousuke develops a strong urge to protect Masahiro. But their ordinary lives take a turn when Kensuke's childhood friend, Asaya Hasekura, returns and sees Kensuke as more than just a friend, much to Kensuke's surprise. Can the three boys live a normal high school life, or will forbidden love keep them apart forever?

Second season of Dagashi Kashi.

Genius programmer Shiki Magata has spent years in seclusion at a research facility on a remote island, rarely receiving visitors. Associate professor Souhei Saikawa and university student Moe Nishinosono come to see her, but their intended meeting is interrupted when they become entangled in a locked-room murder case. Beneath the surface, nothing is straightforward, and numerous secrets lie concealed. Within the isolated building, an apparently impossible and grotesque crime occurs, forcing Saikawa and Moe to uncover the truth behind both the murder and Magata's hidden past.

Three sisters live in the Minami household: Haruka, the responsible and hardworking eldest; Kana, the cheerful and scatterbrained middle sister; and Chiaki, the youngest with a brutally honest tongue. Without any adults around, they divide up chores like cooking and laundry while also navigating occasional romantic escapades. Whether they are fighting off persistent laziness or spending time with their friends, every day at the Minami home is full of excitement.

Saikin, Imouto no Yousu ga Chotto Okashiinda ga. centers on a family that is still mending itself. Following their wedding, the Kanzakis bring together a teen son and daughter. High school freshman Mitsuki Kanzaki, however, is not on board. Scarred by a past of missing and cruel father figures, she struggles to open up to her new stepfather and stepbrother. Then an accident sends Mitsuki to the hospital, and she becomes possessed by the spirit of Hiyori Kotobuki—a girl her age who harbored a fierce love for Mitsuki's stepbrother Yuuya. Because her love for Yuuya went unreturned, Hiyori cannot move on to the afterlife; she must make it come true... inside Mitsuki's body! Now Mitsuki's survival depends on helping Hiyori ascend to Heaven. But can she endure sharing herself with an overbearing, lovestruck ghost? Will she ever trust her new family? Can she bring herself to satisfy Hiyori's longing for Yuuya? And could there be some hidden desires of her own?

The second season of Space Dandy. Space Dandy is a dandy guy, in space! This stylish explorer with an incredible pompadour journeys across the galaxy searching for aliens that no one has ever seen. Every new species he finds nets him a nice payout, but this dandy has to move fast because it's a first-come, first-served game! Together with his partners—QT, a worn-out robot, and Meow, a cat-like space alien—Dandy fearlessly investigates unknown worlds filled with all kinds of alien life. Come along with the sharpest-dressed alien hunter in all of space and time on a quest that takes him to the very edge of the universe!

After some time has passed since student council president Ui Wakana and vice president Hayato Izumi became husband and wife through their parents' arrangement, the two continue to keep their unconventional relationship hidden from the public to avoid unwanted attention. Yet, they often misinterpret each other's intentions. As Ui and Hayato carry on with their duties in the school's student council and share moments at home, this unusual pair slowly begins to grow closer.

In 1939, humanity teetered on the brink of annihilation. A mysterious alien race called the Neuroi, armed with catastrophic weaponry, launched an invasion of Earth, laying waste to nations and crushing human armies. To fight this seemingly unstoppable threat, the world’s powers united. They developed a new device, the Striker Unit, capable of countering Neuroi technology. Girls who wielded these units became known as Witches, humanity’s last line of defense. They began their battle against the Neuroi, harnessing their enhanced magical powers and wielding destructive weapons no ordinary human could handle. By 1944, Yoshika Miyafuji, a young teenage girl, decides to join the 501st Joint Fighter Wing, also called the "Strike Witches." But with no formal training, can Miyafuji learn to work alongside her fellow Strike Witches? And if she can, will she be able to save humanity from the Neuroi onslaught?

While most school clubs actively promote their activities, the purpose of the GJ Club remains shrouded in secrecy. Kyouya "Kyoro" Shinomiya has just joined, becoming the only male member among the club's five participants. Alongside Kyoro are Mao Amatsuka, the club president who tends to bite Kyoro whenever she's irritated or embarrassed; Megumi Amatsuka, Mao's calm younger sister who regularly prepares tea and sweets for everyone; Shion Sumeragi, a quiet chess genius; and Kirara Bernstein, a meat enthusiast who exhibits strong cat-like traits. Each of the four girls shows some degree of affection toward Kyoro. Given the girls' quirky and charming personalities, Kyoro's days in GJ-bu are certain to be anything but mundane, for better or worse.

After quitting her idol career, Fuuka Miyazawa impulsively flies to Okinawa instead of going back to her hometown of Morioka to wallow. Carrying a heavy heart with no destination in mind, she wanders aimlessly until she stumbles upon Gama Gama Aquarium—an old facility on the brink of closure. With few visitors and expensive essential repairs needed to stay open, the director faces permanently shutting down the aquarium by the end of summer. His granddaughter, Kukuru Misakino, who loves aquatic life, cannot bear the thought of its closure and is determined to raise enough money before the season ends to keep it running. Captivated by the aquarium's unique charm, Fuuka begs Kukuru for a job, but quickly discovers her lack of experience makes her more of a burden than a help. Meanwhile, Kukuru realizes her ambitious goal may be beyond her reach. Under mounting pressure from all sides, can Kukuru and Fuuka save the place they both hold dear?

In the woods, a girl named Eruruu discovers an injured man whose origins are entirely unknown. He has no recollection of his past or even his own name, and she brings him to her home. There, Eruruu's grandmother and younger sister Aruruu give him the name Hakuoro. While the villagers possess large ears and tails, Hakuoro lacks both—his only defining trait is a mask he cannot remove. Soon after he becomes part of the community, a rebellion against the land's tyrannical emperor begins, and the conflict reaches his new home. Hakuoro must do everything he can to protect the people and village he has grown to love, all while uncovering the mysteries that shroud his past.

Following their clash with the Spiders, Gon and Killua resume their quest to find Ging by trying once more to buy the rare game "Greed Island." Gon devises a smarter approach: offering to clear the game on behalf of the billionaire who owns it. However, they first need to train, since their skills are still maturing, and "Greed Island" is no ordinary game—it is a notorious one with a high risk of death.

Naofumi Iwatani sets out with his companions for the eastern isolationist kingdom of Q'ten Lo, aiming to shield Raphtalia from the assassins targeting her. Along the way, he makes a stop in Siltvelt, a nation founded by a legendary shield hero, where he is worshipped as a deity and offered the chance to take control of the country. Naofumi declines the offer, preferring to continue his journey before the next wave of monsters arrives to threaten the world. However, he soon becomes entangled in local political conflicts. After surviving an assassination attempt, Naofumi resolves to confront Siltvelt's leaders, determined to prove that their old grudges and petty ambitions are insignificant compared to his unwavering commitment to saving the world.

As technology continues to advance rapidly, humanity develops hIEs—human-like robots serving as both public and personal assistants in society. The compassionate high school student Arato Endou treats these androids as equals, though his limited finances prevent him from ever owning one. His ordinary life is disrupted when a simple trip to the grocery store takes a terrible turn. Attacked violently by a rogue hIE, Arato finds himself near death, but he is rescued by an unusual hIE carrying a coffin-like weapon. Her name is Lacia, one of five exceptionally advanced hIEs that have recently escaped from the mysterious MemeFrame Corporation. When a hacked car threatens to run them over, Lacia proposes a deal to Arato: in return for saving his life, he must register as her new owner, assuming full responsibility for her actions. With no real alternative, he agrees to trust this artificial girl and lets her live in his home. As Lacia grows accustomed to her newfound peaceful life, she warns the fascinated Arato of one important fact—she does not possess a soul.

"Stride"—an extreme sport blending parkour, free running, relay racing, and sprinting—is what draws first-year high school student Nana Sakurai to enroll at Honan Academy, after being inspired by the school's stride team. Sharing the same ambition to join the team is fellow first-year and stride enthusiast Takeru Fujiwara, and together they seek to become members. To their disappointment, however, the stride club is no longer active due to a shortage of members, and they are currently operating under the shogi club. To revive the stride club, Nana and Takeru recruit first-year Riku Yagami—a fast runner with an interest in nearly every sport. With this new team, the club now sets its sights on a fresh goal: to win the prestigious End of Summer competition and restore the Honan stride team to its former glory.

The traveling merchant Kraft Lawrence and the wolf deity Holo have dinner with Norah Arendt, the young shepherdess who aided them in their gold smuggling. Holo's displeasure with Norah—arising from both Norah's occupation and her close connection to Lawrence—keeps her from taking any pleasure in the meal. When Holo becomes ill from exhaustion, Lawrence tends to her, anxious about the wellbeing of his dear companion. As she recovers her energy, Holo reflects on the adventures they shared.

In a near-future world where technology has made great strides, renowned AI TV fortune teller predicts high school student Asahi Kashiwagi's day with uncanny precision. On his way to school, he runs into Aoi Izumisawa, Bai Mongfa, Karin Istel, Amelia Irving, and Ilya Ilyukhin. Though he has never met them before, by the end of that same day, Asahi receives love confessions from all five, exactly as the fortune teller foretold. As if that were not enough, Asahi soon discovers that these five individuals are actually candidates to become his bride, and they have been sent by his father to live at Asahi's home. With no other option, he reluctantly lets them stay, leading to a raucous series of events that liven up his otherwise mundane high school life. Yet, as Asahi grows closer to them, forgotten memories begin to resurface. While peeling back the hidden truth, Asahi starts to feel that his connection with these potential partners might be far more than simple coincidence.

The Matsuno household is largely made up of six identical brothers: egocentric leader Osomatsu, masculine Karamatsu, sensible Choromatsu, cynical Ichimatsu, energetic Juushimatsu, and charming Todomatsu. Even though each of them is over 20 years old, they are extremely lazy and lack any drive to find employment, opting instead to exist as NEETs. When they rarely attempt to search for work and somehow secure an interview, their distinct personalities typically result in immediate rejection. From attempting to find girlfriends to seeking the perfect job, the Matsuno brothers' daily routines are never boring as they experience all sorts of wild, often completely absurd escapades. Though they earnestly try to improve their social position, it will stay out of reach if they cannot handle the various challenges that come with being sextuplets!

Upon waking from an unusual dream about a mysterious ancestor, high school student Yuuko Yoshida discovers that she has sprouted demonic horns and a tail. Confused and disoriented, her mother reveals a long-hidden family secret: the Yoshida lineage belongs to a Dark Clan that was stripped of its power and condemned to a life of poverty by their sworn foes, the magical girls of the Light Clan. To break the curse afflicting her ancestors, Yuuko must locate a magical girl, kill her, and use her blood to anoint the Demon God statue of her forebear. Fortunately for the would-be "Shadow Mistress Yuuko," a magical girl rescues her from being hit by a truck. Unfortunately, that magical girl is Momo Chiyoda—Yuuko's classmate at Sakuragaoka High—and she vastly outmatches Yuuko in both strength and stamina. Taking pity on her feeble attacker, the magical girl agrees to coach Yuuko and help her awaken her latent abilities. Now, Yuuko must rise to the challenge and overcome her generous frenemy in order to free her family from the crushing weight of poverty.

Following the events of Amagami SS, high schooler Junichi Tachibana carries on his romantic involvements with the girls from his school. Amagami SS+ Plus provides a look at what occurs after the conclusion of each girl's individual arc. Fresh developments unfold between Junichi and each of the girls. Class representative Tsukasa Ayatsuji runs for student council president; Rihoko Sakurai, who co-manages the Tea Club with Junichi, still longs to confess her feelings to him; Ai Nanasaki questions the future of her relationship with Junichi once he goes off to college; Kaoru Tanamachi wonders whether her connection with Junichi will ever progress further; Sae Nakata and Junichi deal with classmates who still find it hard to believe that someone so adorable is dating him; and Haruka Morishima aims to take their bond to the next level by getting married.

In a world where memories are stored on chips separate from the body, physical death no longer means the end of the soul. These chips can be viewed, altered, and transferred between bodies. The wealthy use them to achieve eternal life by selecting ideal vessels, while the poor often have to sell their bodies and preserve their souls in chips just to survive. A barrier of electrolytic clouds separates the heavens of the rich from the underworld of the poor, making this social divide absolute. One day, a man named Kaiba wakes up in an empty room with no memories, a mysterious hole in his chest, and a locket containing a picture of an unknown woman. After escaping an attack and arriving at a decrepit village of underworld residents, he sets out on a journey across the different planets of this strange universe to uncover the truth about his identity and the woman he once knew. Through a voyage of self-discovery and acceptance, Kaiba weaves together stories of souls and spirits, exploring the significance of memories.

Tsukasa Yuzaki is overjoyed when her husband Nasa surprises her with a brand new smartphone. She eagerly adds contacts and quickly gets the hang of using LINE and sending stickers. But her happiness doesn't last long—a former coworker calls Nasa in for a tough job, and Tsukasa is upset to find out he might have to work all night. Facing her first night alone since marrying Nasa, can Tsukasa and her new phone bridge the gap between the young couple and conquer the loneliness that looms over her?

The term "tsurune" refers to the sound made by the bowstring when an arrow is released, and it was that sound which inspired Minato Narumiya to take up kyudo, a modern Japanese martial art focused on archery. But an incident during his final middle school tournament caused him to quit the sport. However, various factors soon conspire to bring Minato back to the bow: the establishment of a new kyudo club at his high school, a chance meeting with a mysterious archer, and the support of his childhood friends Seiya Takehaya and Ryouhei Yamanouchi. With these old friends and his new teammates Kaito Onogi and Nanao Kisaragi, Minato reignites his passion for kyudo and works with his team toward their goal of winning the prefectural tournament.

Shiki Toono awakens in a hospital room possessing the ability to perceive invisible lines. These delicate threads, which compose all matter in Shingetsutan, cause an object to be instantly destroyed when cut. Shiki realizes that tracing the lines of anything leads to its imminent destruction. Keeping his supernatural sight a secret, Shiki attempts to live his second year of high school in tranquility. However, this calm is shattered when Shiki encounters a mysterious woman with striking red eyes on his way home from school. After a sudden mental breakdown, he seemingly kills the woman and then loses consciousness. As if matters couldn't worsen, Shiki is attacked the following day by a pair of demonic hounds—facing certain death, he is rescued by the timely arrival of the same woman from the previous day. She identifies herself as Arcueid Brunestud, a vampire princess. Deciding to join forces, Shiki and Arcueid set out to discover the truth about their heritage and the recent series of murders occurring in the town.

The young student Takuya Arima's father, a historian who conducted various research projects, went missing recently. During a summer vacation, Takuya receives a peculiar package from his vanished father, along with a letter that describes the existence of multiple parallel worlds. At first, Takuya does not take it seriously, but he soon realizes he is in possession of a device that enables him to travel to alternate dimensions. Is his father still alive? If so, where is he?

In the 71st year of the True Era, humanity has expanded into space and established independent colonies across the galaxy. The world is divided by two major powers: the Atlantic Rim United States (ARUS) and the Dorssia Military Pact Federation (Dorssia), which wage war on Earth and in outer space. Amid this conflict, a neutral third faction made up of Japan and the Islands of the Oceanian Republic (JIOR) maintains peace and economic prosperity while staying out of the fighting. Kakumeiki Valvrave begins in a JIOR space colony, where 17-year-old Haruto Tokishima's quiet life is shattered when a Dorssian fleet suddenly invades the neutral colony. Their goal is to seize the Valvraves, rumored to be powerful mechanized weapons hidden beneath Haruto's school, Sakimori Academy. In the chaos, Haruto discovers one of the Valvraves. With his friends' lives at risk, he enters the mecha and makes a contract for its power, sacrificing his humanity. Alongside L-elf, a mysterious Dorssian agent and brilliant strategist, Haruto and the Valvrave begin a revolution to free the world.

The conflict against the forces of darkness is drawing to a close, with the Undead King Leonis Death Magnus standing as the last surviving Dark Lord. Realizing he cannot defeat his enemies alone, Leonis seals himself deep underground, intending to reincarnate after a thousand years and rebuild his demonic legions. But over the course of that millennium, the world has transformed entirely. The great war that led to Leonis's downfall is no longer remembered; instead, humanity faces a new menace—monstrous beings called Voids. Magic has been supplanted by technological devices, and individuals with special abilities—channeled through weapons known as Holy Swords—train at Excalibur Academy to combat the Voids. Reborn as a ten-year-old human boy, Leonis encounters Riselia Ray Crystalia, a dutiful girl who discovers the ruins of his hibernation chamber. Assuming Leonis suffers from amnesia, Riselia takes him under her wing and enrolls him at Excalibur Academy. Though Leonis still harbors plans to conquer the world, he must first adapt to a reality utterly foreign to everything he once knew.