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The hero-king Inglis, who devoted his entire life to building his nation, now nears death. To honor his noble accomplishments, the goddess Alistia appears and offers him one wish. Since he was never able to master the sword, Inglis asks to be reincarnated for that purpose. In an instant, Inglis is reborn in the distant future as a daughter of the Eucus noble family. By age six, she is discovered to be Runeless—unable to use the runes that allow magic in this era—and thus cannot become a knight. Yet this suits Inglis’s plan perfectly: she chooses to become the squire for her cousin, Rafinha Bilford, allowing her to focus on pushing her own limits. For Inglis, the challenges this familiar yet different world presents are simply opportunities to refine her abilities—and perhaps become an extraordinary squire along the way.

The peaceful everyday life of ordinary high school student Kisaragi Ryuji takes a dramatic turn when his second cousin Eriko returns. Together, they confiscate a relic box from a black market dealer. Inside the box, they discover a red dragon girl named Rose. To keep Rose safe from the sinister black organization, Ryuji resolves to fight, harnessing his abilities as a relic handler.

Hiroto Shinohara arrives as a transfer student at Academy Island, where student rankings are determined through games. The more victories a student achieves, the more stars they earn, with the highest rank being Seven Star. On his very first day, Hiroto inadvertently provokes Sarasa Saionji, known as the Empress of Academy Island and the granddaughter of the island's head director. A game is forced upon him due to a series of misunderstandings, and when he unexpectedly wins, he is caught in a massive bluff. He must now lie about his ranking or face expulsion from both the school and the island. Fortunately, Hiroto gains the support of the mysterious Company, led by Shirayuki Himeji, ensuring he is not alone in his deception. The Company will go to any lengths to help him cheat his way through the game challenges thrown at him by students eager to defeat him. Although he is a One Star student, he must pretend to be a Seven Star and overcome overwhelming odds while searching for a missing girl from his past.

Ever since Rentarou Aijou learned he was destined to meet one hundred soulmates during his high school years, his daily life has been far from dull. With six girlfriends already—each possessing their own distinct personalities—Rentarou couldn't be more content. The circle of love widens further as Rentarou encounters Kurumi Haraga, a girl with an insatiable appetite, and Mei Meido, the devoted maid of the Hanazono household. As he meets more of his destined partners, Rentarou must balance his time with all of them, knowing that failing to do so leads to a terrible outcome. Fortunately, Rentarou has more than enough affection to share with every one of his girlfriends!

In a far-off future, Earth is a barren wasteland and humanity has vanished completely. Only sentient robots remain. They were meant to be immortal—until the death of the one named Luna triggered the Ruin. Their bodies corrode, and no cure exists. Now the robots can only dwell on their own end, sustained solely by the rumor that consuming the one called Casshern grants eternal life. Casshern remembers nothing of his past, his purpose, or his very nature. Yet he must uncover these truths, or else endure the unrelenting pursuit of robots desperate to stave off death. Wherever Casshern goes, he leaves death in his wake, but he must confront that reality if he is to discover the truth about this world.

Unaired anime episode bundled with the limited edition of High School DxD DX.1.

Homunculi, created long ago by European alchemists, disguise themselves as humans and prey on the unsuspecting population. These creatures are nearly impossible to destroy without weapons called Kurogane. Each Kurogane takes a unique form based on its wielder's instincts, manifesting as special abilities known as Busou Renkin. One day while walking home from school, Kazuki Mutou spots a defenseless girl being attacked by a homunculus. When he tries to intervene, the girl ends up saving his life instead, shattering his ignorant worldview. She introduces herself as Tokiko Tsumura, and Kazuki soon learns that she has accidentally implanted a Kurogane inside him. Now unwittingly dragged into the fight against homunculi, Kazuki must abandon his former carefree life to protect those he holds dear.

ACCA, a governmental organization of the kingdom of Dowa, was created to provide civic services as part of a peace agreement between the king and the nation's 13 states following a rebellion. A century later, Dowa enjoys unprecedented peace, largely thanks to the ACCA system. Yet whispers of a coup d'état begin to spread. Jean Otus, deputy head of ACCA's inspection department, is assigned to examine all 13 state branches. What will he uncover during his audit? A politically charged mystery, ACCA: 13-ku Kansatsu-ka reveals a world of varied cultures and ways of life, with deeply interwoven characters, as the truth behind the coup gradually comes to light.

As a child while catching bugs, Jin Mikuriya had a fateful encounter with a deity, which later inspired his latest artwork: The Tree Spirit. Thinking about how to bring the wooden statue to school, Jin assumes he will spend the rest of the day admiring his handiwork. However, before he can even lift it, the sculpture absorbs the surrounding earth and bursts into a cute girl! Nagi, who introduces herself as an earth guardian, declares that Jin must assist her in eliminating the "impurities" tainting the land. Unfortunately, because her tree was cut down and her powers are completely depleted, she can only purify impurities using a magical wand! With their fates now linked, Jin and Nagi navigate their growing understanding of each other through countless everyday antics.

According to whispers, if a young girl makes a pact with a white fairy, it will fulfill any wish she desires. In return, she becomes a magical girl and must risk her life to defeat terrifying and vicious witches. Iroha Tamaki, a gentle middle schooler from Takarazaki City, proves these tales are real. Armed with a magical crossbow and the power to heal wounds, Iroha searches for the labyrinths where witches lurk and eliminates them before they can attack humans. However, Iroha cannot recall her wish, and even Kyuubey, the white fairy himself, seems unaware of what she asked for. One day, Iroha hears about a city where "magical girls can be saved," and finds herself boarding a train to Kamihama City at sunset. Unfortunately, she learns that the witches there are significantly stronger than usual. After veteran magical girl Yachiyo Nanami is forced to rescue her, Iroha swears never to return. But when a chance meeting with a tiny Kyuubey seems to stir faint memories, Iroha feels compelled to explore the mysterious city despite the peril.

Witch training isn't going well for Akko, Lotte, and Sucy. After too many failed classes, they're facing expulsion—and their only chance to avoid it is to successfully organize the academy's annual parade through a nearby town. But when they discover the parade's true purpose is to humiliate witches and commemorate their past subjugation, Akko decides it's time for a change: she wants to show the world just how amazing modern witches can be. However, with her friends struggling to keep up with her grand ambitions, and obstacles like mischievous boys and a sleeping giant getting in the way, pulling it off may require not only all the magical skill the students of Luna Nova Magical Academy can muster, but also a miracle.

On her first day of junior high, Mato Kuroi becomes acquainted with Yomi Takanashi. Although Yomi is initially surprised by Mato's blunt nature, the two quickly grow close and start spending time together every day. As a token of their bond, Mato gives Yomi a cell phone charm shaped like a blue star, matching her own. However, when they enter their second year, their relationship begins to shift. Placed in separate classes, Mato starts spending more time with Yuu Koutari, a girl she meets through the basketball team. The former best friends drift so far apart that Mato can no longer find Yomi anywhere, as if she has vanished. Meanwhile, Black★Rock Shooter is on a mission to defeat the Dead Master. These two, though enemies, share a connection similar to that of Mato and Yomi. As their stories begin to intertwine, it appears Yomi's disappearance may be linked to the blue star-shaped charm and the legendary gunslinger herself.

Following the disappearance of Major Motoko Kusanagi, Section 9 operative Batou is tasked with investigating a series of brutal murders, apparently committed by defective gynoids—sex robots. However, after one malfunctioning gynoid gives him a cryptic clue, Batou starts doubting the reasons behind their breakdowns. Suspicions of politically driven homicide and an illicit "ghost" soon emerge, pulling Batou and his partner Togusa into a dangerous web of conspiracy. As their probe deepens, the boundary between human and machine grows ever hazier, and the line between reality and perception becomes impossible to discern. Facing off against bizarre and hazardous adversaries, Batou and Togusa navigate a futuristic landscape populated by machines and living dolls, yet utterly empty of humanity.

After narrowly surviving a deadly terrorist attack, Arashi Mikami loses everything—his family, his best friend, and his former life. The surgeon who saves him, however, is no ordinary doctor; he leads a covert strike force called Black Label, dedicated to eliminating the most heinous criminals who have crossed the line beyond redemption. Driven by a renewed sense of purpose, Arashi joins this vigilante group. Black Label's enemies are numerous, lurking in every corner of society—dangerous arms dealers, corrupt politicians, and shadowy gangsters all become prey for the extermination team. Each hunter carries a dark and traumatic past, but all possess deadly skills to dispatch their targets. Despite the constant danger they face, Arashi and the beautiful women around him still find themselves entangled in steamy moments and risqué situations. Though formidable foes stand in their way, nothing can halt Black Label's mission to purge the world of monstrous evil.

Glide gently into Neo Venezia, a metropolis on the planet Aqua—once known as Mars. By the 24th century, humanity has succeeded in colonizing the once uninhabitable world. Despite its futuristic setting, Neo Venezia is filled with rustic charm; gondolas navigating broad canals and waterways serve as the primary means of transport. The city is a meticulous recreation of Venice on Manhome (the planet formerly called Earth). To ensure both residents and visitors fully experience Neo Venezia's countless attractions, companies have been established to offer guided gondola tours, one of which is the Aria Company. This is where Akari Mizunashi works, a free-spirited teenager from Manhome who is a novice Undine—the title given to tour guides. Follow Akari as she grows close to other Undine, tourists, the locals of Neo Venezia, and the city itself, gaining valuable life lessons along the way, including the wonderful realization that manmade miracles truly exist.

After averting Japan's destruction, Akira Takizawa made a final wish to become the "King of Japan," then erased his memories once more and vanished. He left Saki Morimi with his cellphone, and the sole hint she has to find him is the message, "I'll be waiting where our journey started." Half a year later, rumors about Akira are circulating, and Saki's quest takes her to New York City. But Saki is not the only one investigating—with billions of yen to burn and a mission to "save Japan," the remaining Seleção are close behind. Some aim to support Akira's ambitions, while others make aggressive moves to take him out and realize their own vision of a better Japan. With higher stakes and fresh revelations, the game continues.

On November 23, 1957, the Federal Republic of Zirnitra stunned the world by successfully launching the first living creature—a dog—into outer space. This milestone intensified the space race between Zirnitra and its rival, the United Kingdom of Arnack, as both nations strive toward the ultimate goal of sending humans beyond Earth's atmosphere. Since a dog's physiology differs significantly from that of a human, there is no reliable way to assess the full dangers of space travel or its impact on a person's body without sending a human subject for study. Zirnitra's government, however, has conceived an alternative: experimenting on vampires, whose biological makeup is remarkably close to that of humans. Forcibly taken from her mountain home, the vampire Irina Luminesk offers no resistance and willingly trains as a test subject. Lev Leps, once a top contender to become humanity's first cosmonaut, is assigned to accompany Irina and serve as her mentor. As they spend time together, both Irina and Lev develop a shared passion for outer space, drawing them ever closer.

The first installment of a two-part movie. This portion retells the events of the TV series. Mirai Kuriyama is the last surviving member of a Spirit World warrior clan capable of using their own blood as weapons. Her duty is to hunt and eliminate "youmu," creatures born from negative human emotions. While lost in thought on the school rooftop one day, she encounters Akihito Kanbara, a rare half-youmu in human form. Startled, she stabs him with her blood blade, only to discover he is immortal. From that point on, the two develop an unusual friendship centered on Mirai's repeated attempts to kill Akihito, hoping to restore her own faltering confidence as a Spirit World warrior. Eventually, Akihito persuades her to join the Literary Club, which includes two other formidable Spirit World warriors, Hiroomi and Mitsuki Nase. As the group's bonds deepen, the youmu around them grow more persistent. Their everyday adventures soon escalate into a struggle for survival as the inevitable awakening of the most powerful youmu, Beyond the Boundary, draws near.

Goku looks into the devastation of the Southern Galaxy, while Vegeta is brought to rule as King of the New Planet Vegeta and tasked with eliminating the Legendary Super Saiyan, Broly.

Hitomi Kanzaki is a typical 15-year-old schoolgirl who enjoys tarot cards and fortune-telling, but one evening, a boy named Van Fanel appears from the sky alongside a vicious dragon. Thanks to Hitomi's premonition, Van manages to slay the dragon, yet a pillar of light engulfs them both, transporting Hitomi to the world of Gaea—a mysterious land where the Earth hangs in the sky. In this strange realm, Hitomi learns that Van is a prince of the Kingdom of Fanelia, which is soon attacked by the evil Zaibach Empire. To fight back, Van pilots his family's ancient guymelef, Escaflowne—a mechanized battle suit—but fails to repel the attack, and Fanelia is destroyed. Forced to flee, Hitomi and Van meet a handsome Asturian knight named Allen Schezar, whom Hitomi is astonished to discover looks exactly like her crush from Earth. With new allies at their side, Van and Hitomi resist the forces of Zaibach as the empire seeks to revive an ancient power.

After the archangel Gabriel's revelations, Ente Isla's hero Emilia Justina—who goes by Emi Yusa on Earth—begins to question whether her mission to defeat the Demon Lord Satan, now working as a modest MgRonald's employee named Sadao Maou, is truly valid. Meanwhile, Sadao's high school-aged coworker Chiho Sasaki pursues a new dream, hoping to protect not just herself but also her friends. As she secretly trains with Emi and Suzuno Kamazuki to develop telepathic abilities, her training is suddenly interrupted when a group of demons kidnaps her. With angelic and demonic attacks threatening the delicate peace between the two worlds, Sadao and Emi must set aside their troubled history if they hope to discover their new purpose in life.

Gintoki and his Yorozuya team—really just Shinpachi and Kagura, who are essentially overworked employees enduring labor violations—continue to get by in the futuristic, alien-inhabited city of Edo. They take on any odd jobs they can find while trying to steer clear of anything too perilous. However, when Katsura, the leader of the Joui rebels and a longtime acquaintance of Gintoki, vanishes after being viciously assaulted by an unknown assassin, Shinpachi and Kagura start investigating his whereabouts and the attacker's identity. Meanwhile, Gintoki accepts a seemingly unrelated assignment: the blacksmith Tetsuya asks him to retrieve a mysterious and potent sword called the Benizakura, which was recently stolen. As the two investigations gradually converge, the Yorozuya crew finds themselves entangled in a major conspiracy revolving around the sinister nature of the Benizakura blade. Gintoki decides to confront the enemy head-on at their headquarters, and with the help of a few unexpected allies, embarks on one of his most dangerous jobs yet.

After spending ten years fighting monsters in the Shadow Labyrinth—an expanding cloud of dark magic threatening to consume the world and eradicate all life—mage Desir Herrman and his five companions confront their ultimate enemy: the dragon of destruction, Boromir Napolitan. Though the hero group succeeds in defeating this powerful foe, the immense mana stored within the dragon's body unleashes an unstoppable explosion that destroys the rest of the world. Instead of perishing, Desir is transported ten years into the past with full memories of future events. He enrolls at Hebrion Academy, resolved to eliminate the classist discrimination within the magical world that will ultimately cause humanity's downfall. His struggle begins early during the entrance exams: despite ranking first in his group, Desir is placed in Beta Class, the default class for commoners. Now, Desir's next goal is to recruit someone he failed to save in his previous life: wind mage Romantica Eru. Then, with his newly formed party, Desir must prove his worth to the Alpha Class if he hopes to save as many lives as possible.

The heavens tremble, thunder roars, and Xie Lian returns with an apologetic smile—once more! Eight hundred years ago, he was a revered martial god, the Crown Prince of Xianle. Now, he ascends to the heavenly realm for a third time, reduced to a lowly scrap-collecting deity with no devotees. On his first assignment, Xie Lian wanders alone under a dark, moonlit sky. A gentle figure in red guides him through the woods. But as suddenly as he appears, the man dissolves into a cloud of silver butterflies. Xie Lian later discovers this mysterious stranger is Hua Cheng, the Crimson Rain Sought Flower, a Ghost King feared by both gods and demons. Before Xie Lian can unravel why Hua Cheng would aid a heavenly official, he encounters San Lang—a young man who knows much about the Ghost King and the forgotten Crown Prince. San Lang chooses to accompany Xie Lian on his quest to uncover the secrets of the past.

For five consecutive years, actor Takato Saijou has been crowned "Sexiest Man of the Year." With two decades of experience and a well-earned confidence in his above-average looks, he sees the title as a fitting reflection of his professional achievements. Then newcomer Junta Azumaya—who debuted only three years prior—snatches the award away. Takato's initial shock morphs into jealousy and outright hostility. Even on the set of their shared new drama, Junta seems to have leapfrogged over him, stealing the lead role that Takato would normally occupy and constantly getting under his skin. What makes it worse is the cheerful smile and kind words Junta pairs with every irritating action. This simmering resentment finally boils over when Junta catches Takato in a drunken, vulnerable state. Worried about his public reputation, Takato confronts his junior co-star with angry, harsh words—only for Junta to seize the opportunity. Now Junta holds video footage of the famous actor picking a fight with a fellow cast member, giving him the perfect leverage for blackmail. When Takato asks what price his rival demands for silence, he is stunned to learn that Junta's motivation has nothing to do with career advancement. Instead, Junta's terms can only be met behind closed doors—in the bedroom.

In a society where superpowered Quirks are the norm, college student Kouichi Haimawari dreams of becoming a hero like the ones he looks up to. However, he quickly realizes that his sliding ability—which grants him roughly the speed of a bicycle—can only take him so far. Drawn to work outside the law, he takes on simple local tasks that licensed heroes and the police cannot handle. But a chance meeting with two misfits changes everything: a hotheaded vigilante known as Knuckleduster and the viral internet star Pop☆Step give Kouichi the opportunity he has always craved. When a dangerous new drug that enhances Quirks turns ordinary citizens into instant villains, Kouichi joins them in their mission to stop its spread. As the chaotic trio digs into the case, they work to bring down wrongdoers that slip through the cracks of the legal system.

Kobato Hanato is a kind and genuine girl who has a wish to reach a certain place no matter what. To achieve this, she is assigned to assist people when they are in need. For every heart she heals, a small candy-like bead appears and goes into a special container. When the container is full, her wish will come true. While doing her job alongside her plush toy partner, Ioryogi, Kobato meets many individuals struggling with different issues. From a kid dealing with his parents to a high school girl troubled by love, and many others in between, Kobato's naturally warm smile and outgoing character are prepared to make their day better.

First loves are messy. Ritsu Onodera is having a difficult time adjusting to his new role as a shoujo manga editor at the well-known Marukawa Publishing House. Working beneath the strict and highly skilled Masamune Takano is already a challenge. Yet, Masamune is not only Ritsu's first love from middle school, but he also abruptly announces that he will make Ritsu fall for him once more. Elsewhere in the department, editor Yoshiyuki Katori is secretly involved with the popular manga artist Chiaki Yoshino. The carefree Chiaki remains unaware that his high school friend, Yuu Yanase, harbors feelings for him that go beyond friendship. The stoic yet caring Hatori is not about to give up his love easily. Falling in love for the first time at the age of 30 is certainly troublesome. Another editor, Shouta Kisa, is dating 21-year-old art student Kou Yukina. Despite Yukina's reassurances, Kisa can't stop doubting whether someone like him is truly worthy of his younger, "sparkling" boyfriend.

The Little Busters have just suffered their first baseball defeat, and the team decides to hold a pancake party. Nearly one semester has passed since Kyousuke Natsume came back. As usual, Riki Naoe assists the Little Busters' members—both familiar and new—in facing their personal issues. Yet, strange events start to happen, drawing Rin Natsume and Riki closer to uncovering the truth behind the "secret of this world." Unbeknownst to Rin and Riki, what they discover will permanently transform the peaceful daily lives the Little Busters have built. Little Busters!: Refrain concludes the varied stories of its ensemble cast—shaped by emotional weight and strengthened by friendship—as they confront their regrets and vulnerabilities.

Oda Akira is the sort of person who goes so unnoticed that others forget he exists. This unremarkable quality ends up benefiting him when his entire class gets transported to a fantasy realm, allowing him to smoothly slip into the role of a quiet assassin. With his suspiciously elevated starting stats and too many inconsistencies that don't add up, Akira becomes certain that something is off. However, digging into royal secrets proves risky, and after uncovering a sinister plot, Akira makes a dangerous enemy—the very king who summoned him to this world! With the aid of the elven spirit medium Amelia, can he gather the strength to set things right and claim his revenge?

In 1864 Japan, a young woman named Chizuru Yukimura is looking for her missing father, Koudou, a doctor whose profession often takes him far from home. After months without any word from him, Chizuru dresses as a man and travels to Kyoto to find him. While trying to evade the attention of ronin, she hides and witnesses a gruesome scene: the ronin are brutally murdered by crazed white-haired men. Suddenly, members of the Shinsengumi arrive and kill the creatures. But Chizuru's safety is short-lived, as these men tie her up and take her to their headquarters, debating whether to let her live or kill her permanently. When she reveals her father's name, the Shinsengumi decide to protect her, revealing they have also been searching for Koudou. However, Koudou has deeper ties to the Shinsengumi than they admit, and soon Chizuru becomes caught up in the conflict between the Shinsengumi and their enemies, as well as the political turmoil in Kyoto.

It has been three months since the events in Yokohama. Life at Cafe Nowhere has begun to calm down. Murasaki and Hajime have joined forces and resumed their investigations. During an unexpected reunion, Art points a gun at Nice. What are Art's true motives? And what will become of the bond between Art and Hamatora?

Yuki Sanada has never quite belonged. Plagued by social awkwardness and anxiety, he moves from place to place with his grandmother, always struggling to fit in. When they settle into the peaceful coastal town of Enoshima, Yuki hopes for a new beginning. But his plans are thrown into chaos by the arrival of another transfer student, Haru. This eccentric boy immediately causes a stir, loudly proclaiming himself an alien and declaring Yuki his friend. Pairing the reluctant Yuki with their classmate and skilled fisherman Natsuki Usami, Haru assigns them both the absurd task of saving the world from a mysterious oceanic threat. Mischief and mayhem follow as the three set off on a whimsical journey filled with laughter, emotion, and self-discovery.

Touya Mochizuki has settled into his existence in a different world. With his dependable smartphone, the young man takes on minor tasks at his own pace, enjoying time with his betrothed companions: Yumina Urnea Belfast, Yae Kokonoe, and the twin sisters Linse and Elze Shileska. Yet, even in a peaceful setting, Touya is only starting to grasp the weight of the commitments tied to these engagements. Beyond his romantic complications, the elder fairy Lean seeks to find the missing fragments of Babylon, the floating isle created by the enigmatic Professor Regina Babylon five millennia ago. Touya reluctantly agrees to her plea and searches for the teleportation circles leading to those islands. But strange monsters have appeared—ones potentially capable of destroying the world. To protect the second life granted to him, Touya must harness ancient technologies to fight these creatures, all while juggling his overwhelming number of relationships.

In the Kanto region, seven high schools are locked in a deadly struggle for total dominance. Each combatant is the reincarnation of a famed warrior from the Three Kingdoms era, forcing them into a dangerous quest to overcome their often merciless fates. Among these fighters is the scatterbrained Hakufu Sonsaku, a student at Nanyou Academy who—despite having superb martial arts skills—is fated to die young at the hands of the ruthless Ukitsu. But her classmate and cousin, Koukin Shuuyu, is entrusted by Hakufu's mother with protecting her from this dark destiny. To complicate matters, Hakufu experiences sudden fits of rage during which she loses consciousness and unleashes a devastating power that endangers her own life. Alongside Nanyou's "Big Four," Hakufu and Shuuyu must thwart the schemes of their chief rival schools and discover the real nature of Hakufu's abilities before time runs out.

After finishing their Stagiaire assignments, the Polar Star Dormitory residents and their friends head to a hot springs inn. Their plan to unwind changes when the entire inn kitchen staff get injured, forcing these young chefs to take over cooking duties. Unknown to them, they are serving more than just ordinary guests. Later, Sōma Yukihira’s craving for strong rivals grows when he, Megumi Tadokoro, and the other Autumn Election quarterfinalists are invited to the annual Autumn Leaves Viewing event. The eight Tōtsuki freshmen get a special chance to share tea with the Elite Ten Council—including Tenth Seat Erina Nakiri, who joins alongside her first-year classmates. Although presented as a friendly meeting between nine promising underclassmen and nine prestigious upperclassmen, Director Senzaemon Nakiri recognizes it for what it truly is: the first encounter between the current ruling elite and those who will one day replace them.

Frazzle-haired middle schooler Inari Fushimi is shy, clumsy, but genuinely kind. While running through the winding streets of her hometown, she takes a shortcut past the local shrine and finds a small fox pup struggling in a river. After rescuing him, she continues on her way, but her life is about to change drastically. Grateful for saving the pup, the shrine goddess Uka-no-Mitama-no-Kami, called "Uka-sama," bestows a fragment of her power upon Inari. Now Inari can transform into anyone by shouting the magic phrase "Inari, konkon." She wonders if this ability will give her the courage to confess her feelings to her crush, Kouji Tanbabashi. With her new divine power and the fox spirit Kon, Inari forms a heartfelt friendship with Uka-sama, encounters more of the supernatural world, and comes to learn that true love knows no limits.

Fairies once inhabited animals and granted them mysterious powers, making them tools of war. By transplanting the organs of possessed animals into humans, fairies could be summoned as a second self and employed as weapons. Those who wielded fairies in battle were known as "Fairy Soldiers." After the war ended and their purpose faded, these soldiers lost their direction. Some joined the government, some turned to the mafia, and others became terrorists—each choosing their own path. Nine years after the war, the protagonist Mariya becomes a new recruit of "Dorothea," an organization that investigates and suppresses fairy-related crimes. In an unstable political climate, criminals still bearing the scars of war and past conflicts emerge, committing acts of terrorism as revenge. This is the story of Fairy Soldiers fighting for their own sense of justice in a chaotic postwar world.

Following the successful defense against the Aftokrator invasion, Border Defense Agency starts organizing an away mission into the Neighbor dimension. As with earlier reconnaissance missions, only A-rank teams are assured of a place. Amid the ongoing B-rank wars, Osamu Mikumo and Tamakoma-2 push hard to climb the rankings, aiming for a promotion before the operation begins. At the same time, a fresh Neighbor ship approaches Border Headquarters. Realizing the attackers are focused on the Border Expedition Ship, forces are quickly deployed to counter them. But with fewer squads available because of the rank wars in progress, the organization falls into chaos. This new assault from the Neighbors leaves the fate of the vital expedition ship hanging in the balance.

A while back, the massive corporation Toue Inc. acquired the Japanese island of Midorijima to construct Platinum Jail, an opulent utopian facility. Only the world's wealthiest individuals are fortunate enough to reside there. The island's original inhabitants were forced to move to the Old Residential District and were utterly forsaken once Platinum Jail was completed. "Rib" and "Rhyme" are the two most prevalent games on the island. Rib is a traditional pastime where gangs engage in territorial disputes, whereas Rhyme is a high-tech game where participants battle within a virtual reality. To take part in Rhyme, one must possess an "All-Mate" (an AI typically resembling a pet), and the match must be overseen by an "Usui." Aoba Seragaki has no desire to participate in either game; he simply wants to live quietly with his grandmother and his All-Mate, Ren. Yet after being forcibly dragged into a dangerous Rhyme match and catching wind of rumors about Rib players vanishing, all of Aoba's hopes for a normal life are completely shattered.

Illyasviel von Einzbern spends another pleasant summer taking a break from her magical girl duties, enjoying her free time after collecting the Class Cards with her best friend Miyu Edelfelt. However, this vacation comes to a sudden halt when she and Miyu are kidnapped by Rin Toosaka and Luviagelita Edelfelt while out with their friends. The magical girls learn their work is not yet done, as the Clock Tower informs them that the supposedly sealed out-of-control mana continues to spread throughout Fuyuki City. Heading to the source of the disturbance, Illya and Miyu are assigned to resolve the problem. But after casting their spell, Illyasviel discovers she has been split into two people! As this mysterious new form dashes away, she can only wonder what will come of her doppelgänger running loose in the unsuspecting town.

In N-City, the social role-playing game Magical Girl Raising Project is popular among many girls, offering them the closest experience to becoming actual magical girls. For a select few players, however, this dream becomes a reality. One such girl is Koyuki Himekawa, who gets a notification one night that she has been chosen to become a magical girl, with her in-game avatar manifesting as Snow White. As Koyuki and other selected players in the city start helping those in need, they all receive another notification: the administrators have decided to reduce the number of magical girls. Each week, the player who collects the fewest Magical Candies—earned through their magical girl activities—will lose their powers. But when the first eliminated player experiences a real-world tragedy, the consequences of losing their abilities become clear. As more participants inevitably fail the competition and additional twisted rules are introduced, the girls come to understand that their "contest" is actually a desperate struggle for survival.

After the 10th NOVA battle, the Chevalier determined that the NOVA are appearing more frequently and that they are losing Pandoras faster than they can create new ones. Their answer is the E-Pandora Project, which grants ordinary humans the ability to become Pandoras. Pandoras from across the globe are invited to the Alaskan base to witness the unveiling of this new initiative, with Satellizer, Kazuya, and Rana among those summoned. But as time passes, the E-Pandora Project begins to seem increasingly suspicious, and the Pandoras' worries continue to grow.

After Natsuko Hirose became a professional animator, she quickly rose to stardom and even made her directorial debut with her own anime series. Everyone anticipates her next project to be another hit, but Natsuko struggles with deadlines, obsessively overseeing every detail until she collapses from food poisoning. Waking up in an unfamiliar location, Natsuko is immediately chased by a monster known as a Void. She is rescued just in time by the honored Nine Soldiers: Luke Braveheart, Memmeln, QJ, and Unio. Initially suspicious, Natsuko soon realizes she has been transported into the world of her favorite childhood movie, A Tale of Perishing. As familiar plot points unfold, she tries to prevent the tragic consequences of the upcoming Void invasion. To her astonishment, Natsuko gains the ability to bring her drawings to life when her animation peg bar glows. She starts eliminating Voids as they appear, altering the story and joining the Nine Soldiers. With her newfound power and deep knowledge of the film, Natsuko aims to reshape events to her liking and find a way back home.

A new Holy Grail War is beginning in Snowfield, Nevada, drawing mages from across the globe who summon Servants—legendary heroic spirits from myth and history—to battle for them. Yet this conflict appears distinct from earlier iterations. The organization orchestrating it seems to have based their ritual on data from the Fuyuki Grail War, leading to peculiar anomalies. Unknown to most participants, this brewing clash is actually a counterfeit Grail War. A separate set of seven true Servants has been summoned to fight in the authentic Holy Grail War. Among them is a powerful Saber-class Servant who, upon being summoned, saves the life of Ayaka Sajou, his apparent master. With concealed motives and unpredictable forces at work, the boundary between the fake and genuine Grail War grows blurred, transforming Snowfield into a perilous battleground.

The story of the Divine Gate is a legend told to children, describing how the living world, heaven, and the underworld came together. "Adapters"—individuals born with unique elemental powers from the union of these realms—established the World Council, an organization that manages the chaos surrounding the Gate by dismissing its legend as mere myth. These Adapters train at a special academy run by the World Council to refine their abilities. Aoto, a teenage boy with exceptional water abilities and a tragic history, repeatedly refuses invitations to join the academy—until he is eventually persuaded by the energetic wind user Midori and the stubborn fire user Akane. Together, with the World Council and their enigmatic leader Arthur, they search for the Gate to uncover the truth. However, to achieve their goal, they must unite and overcome their own despair while confronting hidden schemes behind the scenes.

High schoolers Yuma Okazaki and Hotaru Mizushina have been best friends since childhood. With their boyfriends Takeda and Fujiwara by their sides, their lives seem flawless. Whether hanging out at school or going on double dates, nothing appears capable of shaking their close friendship. But during one of those double dates, Hotaru makes a surprising move. While Takeda and Fujiwara are preoccupied, she starts caressing Yuma's thighs. Startled by this strange behavior, Yuma awkwardly escapes to the restroom, only to be followed by her friend. Once they are alone, Hotaru corners the naive Yuma in a locked stall and murmurs in her ear, "You'll be more nervous with a boy; let me help you practice."

Rinka Urushiba works as a part-time waitress to support her unemployed father. For the most part, her life in Tokyo is fairly ordinary—but that normalcy starts to unravel when she spots a flying penguin one day. Chasing it to the top of a building, she finds more oddities, including flying goldfish and a classmate named Kyoutarou Azuma, who can also see these strange phenomena. After Rinka faints when a goldfish passes through her, she awakens as an esper with the ability to phase through solid objects. Yet her new power isn't the only peculiar thing about her: whenever she uses it, her hair turns white. Reluctantly deciding to use this ability to aid the city, she becomes Tokyo's new hero, known as the "White Girl." Together with Kyoutarou, who gained teleportation powers, Rinka starts correcting injustices in the city while battling other espers with far less noble intentions.