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Jubei Kibagami travels across feudal Japan as a hired swordsman with no fixed home. Having been betrayed in the past and left without a master, he has grown tired of the endless conflicts between warring political factions and their schemes. However, his past and these political machinations collide when he encounters and rescues a female ninja named Kagero from a man whose body can turn as hard as stone. As the last surviving member of her ninja clan, Kagero presses on with her team's final assignment: looking into a strange plague that wiped out an entire village. Jubei wants no part in this, but the stone-like man's comrades—a group of ninja with supernatural abilities called the Devils of Kimon—make it hard to stay out of the fight. To complicate matters further, a government agent poisons Jubei and offers him an antidote only if he uncovers the true goals of the Devils of Kimon and how they are linked to the plague. The investigation leads him to shadowy leaders, a conspiracy to overthrow the government, and a man Jubei never expected to encounter again.

Second season of Tsue to Tsurugi no Wistoria.

Haruto Kirishima was leading a peaceful existence in the countryside, far removed from the hectic rhythm of city life. That changed when Yuzuki Eba unexpectedly entered his world, arriving from Tokyo to stay with her family for a short while. The time they spent together left him captivated by the memories of that brief period, only for her to vanish just as suddenly, leaving him with countless unanswered questions. Kimi no Iru Machi picks up some time later, after Haruto has moved to Tokyo to live with his sister, aiming to build a career as a chef. In truth, however, his deeper motive is to be near Yuzuki. Things get off to a rough start. Upon arrival, he is mistaken for a thief and attacked by his sister's neighbor, Mishima Asuka. Once the misunderstanding is resolved, his emotions begin to waver. Is Eba, who keeps avoiding him for reasons unknown, the one he truly wants, or could it be Asuka?

In a future dystopian Tokyo, detective Shinjuurou Yuuki—known to some as the "Defeated Detective"—solves mysteries across the city. With the help of odd associate Inga, Shinjuurou's keen insight and cleverness crack cases, particularly homicides, leading to numerous solved mysteries and captured culprits. Yet Inga seems to harbor darker intentions for those caught, and the truth behind the assistant's identity and motives stays hidden.

765 Production Studio oversees the unique talents of 13 professional idols as they gradually climb their way to the top and achieve nationwide fame. However, the girls' journey is far from simple enjoyment: hard work, sweat, and tears are essential requirements for success in this industry—and for 765 Pro specifically, they must keep a vigilant eye on their rival, the notorious 961 Production. As the girls' popularity increases, their time together as a family decreases, and the very fame they sought now risks tearing them apart. They must find a delicate balance between work and bonding, or they may end up going their separate ways. The personal and professional challenges these idols face cannot be overcome alone, but with each other's loving support, any obstacle or hardship can be conquered!

After the death of his grandfather—the renowned shamisen master Matsugorou Sawamura—Setsu Sawamura flees his quiet rural village. On his deathbed, Matsugorou told Setsu to abandon the instrument if he would only copy others rather than play with his own voice. Overcome with grief, Setsu travels to Tokyo, believing the big city might spark his unique style. Instead, Tokyo overwhelms him, its clamorous city life drowning out every other sound. Worried about her son, Setsu’s wealthy and accomplished mother, Umeko, reappears in his life and forces him to attend Umezono Academy. There he encounters Shuri Maeda, a girl captivated by the Tsugaru shamisen who longs to perform a tune her grandmother once heard years ago. Shuri founds a shamisen appreciation club and persuades Setsu to instruct its members. As he grows more engaged with the group, can Setsu rediscover his passion for the shamisen and find the distinctive sound he has been missing?

In the near future, augmented reality is an essential part of everyday life. A gentle middle school girl named Yuuko "Yasako" Okonogi and her family have relocated to Daikoku City, despite rumors of people vanishing there. Her grandmother, known as "Mega-baa," runs a shop called Megasia that deals in illegal tools capable of interacting with parts of the virtual world. Mega-baa also operates an unofficial detective agency called "Coil," made up of children around Yasako's age who investigate and address corruption within the virtual world. Yasako becomes involved with the group when Fumie Hashimoto, a playful Coil member, helps rescue her cyberdog Densuke after he becomes trapped in virtual space while chasing a mysterious virus. Also looking into these corruptions and viruses is a sharp-tongued hacker named Yuuko Amasawa, whom the others refer to as Isako. Can Coil uncover the truths behind the mysterious viruses and corruption, and if they can, at what cost?

Ryouta Satou spent his life as a corporate drone, enduring relentless stress, overwork, and isolation. Even after being hospitalized from exhaustion, his grueling days only grew worse. Before long, sheer fatigue caught up with him, and he died in his sleep. But Ryouta was granted a second chance: he awoke in another world as a slime drop—much to the shock of Emily Brown, a petite blonde girl who had just defeated that same slime. Learning the rules of this RPG-like world, Ryouta discovered he could never rise past level 1. However, he also realized one of his skills was already maxed out: the skill that determines the rarity of monster drops. This let him obtain not only the finest quality items but also some that had never been heard of. Ryouta set out to make the most of his ability—meeting new friends, grinding through dungeons, and collecting unique items along the way. Reveling in his new life felt like the long-awaited, well-earned reward for all the hardships he had endured.

Five years ago, Earth was invaded by alien parasites called the "Kiseichuu." With their own species on the brink of extinction, the Kiseichuu aim to wipe out humanity by systematically destroying their sexual desire, causing the human race to die off naturally. To counter this threat, the HxEros device was created—a powerful weapon that can only be fully wielded by individuals with high levels of erotic energy. High school student Retto Enjou, who holds a deep grudge against the Kiseichuu, joins a team of HxEros users to fight back and protect humanity. Since their gear relies on erotic energy as a power source, the team must keep their libido levels high to stay battle-ready at all times. Living in a house full of passionate girls, Enjou won't have to worry about running out of power anytime soon.

Junior high student Futaba Yoshioka has always disliked boys, finding them too loud and bothersome. The sole exception is Kou Tanaka, a boy from the neighboring class who stands apart from the rest. Through repeated chance meetings, Futaba and Kou exchange shy glances and awkward conversations. Having no prior experience with romance, Futaba struggles to understand the nature of her growing feelings for him. During their second year of high school, Futaba and her friends attend a summer festival together. While the other girls choose not to wear yukatas, Yuuri Makita opts to wear one, determined to grow closer to Kou. Taken off guard, Futaba can only watch from a distance as Yuuri and Kou appear to become increasingly intimate. At this rate, will Futaba ever be able to make progress with Kou?

The anti-magic movement is picking up dangerous speed, pushed forward by rival interest groups. After receiving a warning from the Yotsuba family, Tatsuya Shiba takes steps to thwart the schemes of corrupt politicians and dishonest journalists. He manages to stop the first assault, which had set up First High School as an unofficial site for military training, but his toughest opponents have yet to make their move. To maintain his tranquil life alongside his sister Miyuki, Tatsuya must prove once again that nobody in the world can outmaneuver him.

For years, the four realms of Gamindustri—Planeptune, Lastation, Lowee, and Leanbox—fought a pointless war over Share energy, the power that goddesses draw from their people's faith. At last, the four ruling CPUs signed a friendship treaty, banning any military attempts to claim Shares, in hopes of bringing peace and prosperity. However, one month after the treaty, Neptune, the CPU Goddess of Planeptune, spends her time slacking off and playing games instead of doing her duties, causing her realm's Shares to plummet. Choujigen Game Neptune The Animation follows Neptune and her friends as they try to raise Shares while confronting an external threat that could spell the end of both the Goddesses and Gamindustri itself.

As a young child, Prince Oscar Lyeth Increatos Loz Farsas was afflicted with a curse by the Witch of Silence, making it nearly impossible for any woman to conceive his child. After fifteen years of unsuccessfully searching for a cure, Oscar decides to seek aid from another witch. He journeys to the Azure Tower, the residence of the Witch of the Azure Moon. Reaching the top is notoriously difficult; for decades, no one has managed to bypass the traps, puzzles, and monsters designed to repel intruders. Yet Oscar ascends with ease and meets the legendary witch, Tinasha. To his astonishment, despite being centuries old, Tinasha appears as a beautiful young woman in her late teens. Oscar explains his predicament to the witch, who quickly identifies the true nature of his curse. Although she states that breaking the spell would be extremely challenging, Tinasha offers an alternative—finding Oscar a partner who can endure the curse's influence. Realizing that such a woman stands before him, Oscar boldly proposes marriage to the witch. Though she immediately refuses, the persistent prince does not give up, and they eventually strike a deal: Tinasha will leave the tower and live with Oscar for one year. As they continue searching for a way to remove the curse, news of Tinasha's emergence from seclusion spreads, drawing the attention of various old acquaintances.

Half a year earlier, Lord Hugh Anthony Disward, commonly called Huey, lost his unusual grandfather, Sir Wesley Disward, a famous collector of rare volumes. According to Wesley’s will, Huey must assume responsibility for the Bibliotheca Mystica de Dantalian—a library containing prohibited knowledge—and look after a mysterious young woman named Dalian in order to inherit the estate and everything within it. After settling into the mansion, Huey receives a meeting request from an old rival of his grandfather. Dalian, aware that this rival killed Wesley, accompanies Huey and learns the murderer wields a Phantom Book—a cursed text Wesley once tried to contain. When the book endangers them both, Huey realizes that the Bibliotheca Mystica de Dantalian and Dalian are identical, and she gives him the key to access the knowledge stored inside her. Together, Dalian and Huey seal the book away, launching an unlikely collaboration as they resolve mysteries sparked by other Phantom Books.

The Sailor Guardians, led by Sailor Moon, remain dedicated to their mission of safeguarding Earth from any threats. Yet, Sailor Mars's apocalyptic visions and the emergence of two new guardians—Sailor Neptune and Sailor Uranus—herald the start of another battle. These newcomers search for three Talismans concealed within humans' Pure Heart Crystals. When united, these items create the Holy Grail, a magical artifact of immense power. They aim to use the Grail to rescue the world, but the evil Death Busters seek its power for their own ends. Extracting a Talisman from a person's Heart Crystal leads to their death, a sacrifice Neptune and Uranus view as essential to obtain the Grail, whereas Sailor Moon and her team consider it unacceptable. Still, can any sacrifice be justified if it spares all of humanity?

The Gates of Hell burst open once more, plunging the world into chaos and unleashing demons to terrorize the land. These upheavals seem irrelevant to eccentric villager Touka Scott—until a demon attacks his childhood friend, Yuna Eunice. Fortunately, the legendary hero Sion Blandan arrives just in time to slay the monster. Unfortunately, Sion soon dies after inadvertently falling into a trap Touka set to protect his radish field. Anri Haysworth, Sion's necromancer companion, revives the hero by transferring Touka's soul into Sion's corpse. Now inhabiting the legendary hero's body, Touka is saddled with the mission of resealing the Gates of Hell and defeating the demons threatening peace. Alongside Yuna and Anri, Touka navigates his new reality and Sion's heroic legacy as he sets out to save the world.

The oblivious boys from Sanada North High School always have something fresh to analyze. They constantly wonder about girls, ponder if genuine manliness lies in dubious acts of chivalry, and consider whether their absurd pranks carry any ethical weight. With a new dilemma unfolding at every turn, the everyday routines of these high school students are far from dull.

With its flickering streetlights, moldy back alleys, and bustling inhabitants, the Second Kowloon Walled City—despite the decay of its already-demolished predecessor—evokes a unique nostalgia that its residents find charming. Within the confines of this fading yet cherished environment lives Reiko Kujirai, a 32-year-old real estate agent deeply in love with her colleague, Hajime Kudou, who is two years younger. Although they have their disagreements, the two get along well enough to share the pleasures of the walled city together. But everything begins to unravel when Kudou, half-asleep, suddenly kisses Kujirai—apparently returning the feelings she has not yet confessed. However, when Kudou explains that he mistook her for someone else, Kujirai is drawn into a chain of events that lead her to a past she cannot recall.

Ai Ooto stands on the verge of solving the mystery behind her best friend's suicide. Having entered the strange dreamlike realm of the Wonder Egg and rescued people from their struggles, she achieves her ultimate goal of bringing her friend back from the dead. Yet now that her friend is alive, Ai feels confused and hurt upon discovering that she no longer remembers her. She is not alone in this alienation from the person she saved. The other girls caught up in these events face similar consequences for reviving someone. As they try to make sense of their new circumstances, the girls confront the trauma left by their "mission" and debate whether they should return to the Wonder Egg to find the truth behind everything.

Usagi Tsukino is an ordinary 14-year-old second-year junior high student, prone to clumsiness and tears. Her life changes when she meets Luna, a mysterious talking black cat with a crescent moon mark on her head, who gives her a magical brooch. With it, Usagi transforms into Sailor Moon, a magical girl in a sailor uniform dedicated to protecting love and peace. Appointed as a guardian of justice, Usagi must search for the legendary Silver Crystal, a powerful magical artifact, and find the other Sailor Guardians along with the lost princess of the Moon Kingdom, Luna's home. However, Queen Beryl, the ruler of the Dark Kingdom, seeks the Silver Crystal for her own evil purposes. Despite juggling school, family, and her love life, Sailor Moon and her fellow Sailor Guardians must rise to the challenge and save the day.

A comedic and absurd mystery unfolds. Harumi Kazuhito is a high school boy with a deep love for books and a devoted fan of novelist Natsuno Kirihime. One day, he spots Kirihime writing at a cafe just as a robber aims a gun at her. He shields her from the attack but is killed in the process. Thanks to the supernatural power of a bookworm, he is reborn as a dachshund dog. Kazuhito, now a dog, suffers through a painful life without books, when a sadistic woman wielding a pair of scissors approaches to help him. That woman is Kirihime herself.

At last freed from the compulsions of her Blessing, former Hero Ruti has embraced a peaceful slow life alongside her assassin housemate Tisse in the border town of Zoltan. She delights in being near her apothecary brother Red once more—the former Guide from her old Hero's Party—who is thoroughly enjoying his blissful romance with his partner (and soon-to-be fiancée), Princess Rit. But trouble looms as a new Hero arrives, whose fanatical interpretation of his own Blessing's impulses threatens to sow conflict and misery throughout tranquil Zoltan.

Winning the high school team tournament marked a major milestone for the Mizusawa members. Each of them has grown significantly in their own way, and the victory reflects just how far they've come. Yet with one goal achieved, their personal ambitions are now within sight. Chihaya Ayase is determined to face Shinobu Wakamiya and claim the title of Queen, while Taichi Mashima, having reached Class A, can finally go head-to-head with Arata Wataya. Everyone at Mizusawa is driven to improve, and if they continue striving, there's no telling what the future may bring.

The challenger has become the champion, and Ippo Makunouchi now holds the Japanese featherweight championship belt. Some time has passed since Ippo's victory, and he finds his friends and coach as supportive as ever; his crush, Kumi Mashiba, also seems to enjoy spending time with him. Things are looking bright for the new champion, but just as he once aimed to be the best, his first challenger presents a formidable threat. Kazuki Sanada works as a doctor at the same hospital as Kumi and fights with strategy. Known for incorporating his knowledge of the human body into his matches, Sanada is a fearsome opponent—yet more unsettling than his physical prowess, he has gained the support of the nurses. Despite being the champion, Ippo feels the pressure as he must face this daunting challenge, defend his belt, and win the heart of the girl he loves.

The Mutou family is living an ordinary life: father Kouichirou is working at a construction site, mother Mari is returning from a trip overseas, daughter Ayumu has just finished track practice, and son Gou is playing video games at home. But everything changes when a massive earthquake strikes the entire Japanese archipelago, instantly devastating the country's landscape. As society collapses around them and Japan slowly sinks into the sea, the Mutou family must unite to survive the disaster. Navigating this near-apocalyptic world, they fight not just to stay alive, but also to come to terms with the harsh reality of dealing with loss.

Recap of episodes 14-25.

Nothing is quite as it appears on the surface. This holds especially true for Ruuko Kominato, who is given a set of cards for the popular WIXOSS trading card game, only to discover a girl imprisoned inside her LRIG, the avatar card. After encountering others who share her predicament, Ruuko learns that she has become a "Selector"—a participant in a special version of WIXOSS where girls battle one another for the chance to have their deepest wishes granted. But there is a serious drawback. Unlike the glory that awaits them after winning, a harsh consequence looms: if they suffer three defeats, their lives will be ruined. Caught in a sinister game rife with deception and betrayal, Ruuko and her new companions must unravel the mysteries behind WIXOSS and come to understand what truly matters to them before time runs out.

Shinichirou Asano is plagued by terrible luck. His parents abandoned him and fled to Europe, leaving him with barely enough money to survive. To pay rent and keep a roof over his head, he needs a job—but he's just been fired, and as a high school student, his options are limited. One evening, a centipede monster attacks him on his way home. A mysterious girl with a bow and arrow saves Shinichirou, and he later learns she is Sakuya Shimazu, a beautiful student at his school. When he later helps an injured girl, he makes two discoveries: first, the girl is not human but a nekomata—a two-tailed demon cat—and second, Sakuya comes from a family of exorcists who have protected humanity from rogue monsters and spirits for generations. Because Shinichirou is responsible for freeing the nekomata, Sakuya enlists his help in recapturing the demon. But that is only the beginning of his relationship with her. It turns out the Shimazu family needs a housekeeper, and as it happens, Shinichirou excels at cooking and enjoys cleaning. It may not be his dream job, but if it covers the rent and puts food on the table...

Yuuhi Katagiri is no ordinary girl—she is the cherished daughter of the Katagiri household. Usually kept under tight watch, she ends up walking home from school alone one day, which immediately leads to trouble when a group of boys starts harassing her. Junichi Nagase, returning from a convenience store, notices Yuuhi in distress and steps in to help. One of the boys recognizes Junichi as the infamous "Geno Killer," and they flee. Yuuhi thanks him, but when she asks for his name, he simply waves and walks away. He soon regrets trying to act cool in front of the beautiful girl, wishing he had asked for her name. The next day, a transfer student joins Junichi's class—it's Yuuhi! She addresses him as "Geno Killer," the only name she remembers, and rumors about the two quickly spread. Things get worse when Junichi accidentally kisses Yuuhi due to a misunderstanding. To top it all off, it turns out Junichi is Yuuhi's fiancé! Yuuhi does not consider Junichi worthy of her. However, she cannot defy her father's wishes. The only option she has is to live with Junichi in the house he shares with his little sister Minato, and prove that he is unfit to be her husband. Will she succeed in showing his unworthiness, or will she fall in love along the way?

Yuu Natsume first met Himari Inuzuka during middle school when he was trying to sell his accessories crafted from preserved flowers. After he shared his dream of opening a shop for his creations, Himari decided to support him. Now in their second year of high school, Yuu sells his accessories online, thanks to Himari modeling and promoting them. As his best friend, Himari declares that if his dream hasn't come true by the time they turn thirty, she will marry him herself. Later, Yuu encounters Rin Enomoto, a girl wearing one of his earliest designs. Yuu and Rin knew each other as children years ago, and she was his first love. Himari encourages them to get closer, hoping to help Yuu overcome his creative block and find a wife in the process. For the first time, someone else appreciates Yuu's talent and wants to be his friend. However, as Rin and Yuu grow closer, Himari struggles to control her feelings for her best friend.

Gon and Killua push ahead with their journey through Greed Island, undergoing intense training under Biscuit's supervision to ready themselves for the game's challenges. As their skills grow significantly and the menace of player killers looms over Greed Island, Gon and his companions persist in the game, braving the perils that come with its activities and run-ins with other players. Based on the manga by Togashi Yoshihiro.

A year ago, a UFO carrying 150 aliens crash-landed off the coast of Kasai. With no way to repair their vessel, the Japanese government granted them the title "DearS" and integrated them as citizens, teaching them the nation's language and customs. To further their immersion in human society, a home-stay program was introduced to facilitate interaction. One foggy morning, a truck transporting a capsule containing one of these aliens accidentally drops it by the riverbank, freeing her. She is later discovered by high school student Takeya Ikuhara, who rescues her from an oncoming truck. Despite his deep distrust of their kind and desire to avoid them, he takes pity on her. After he names her Ren, she imprints on him as her "Master" and becomes his personal "Slave," stubbornly insisting on staying by his side and ending his once ordinary, alien-free life.

During the golden age of piracy, most people aren't chasing the legendary One Piece—the treasure that would crown a new ruler of the seas, a title once held by the Pirate King Gol D. Roger. Still, despite a general hatred for pirates, many civilians secretly root for at least one of them. A red-haired girl living in the Sabaody Archipelago is no different: she idolizes Nami, the brilliant female navigator of Monkey D. Luffy's Straw Hat Pirates. Determined to get a fan letter to her hero, this girl from Sabaody is ready to defy the authorities trying to stop Luffy and his crew from sailing to their next destination: the New World. To succeed, Nami's admirer might have to risk her life and disrupt the Marines' schemes, which could trigger devastating consequences for the entire world.

Delinquent Juu Juuzawa prefers to keep to himself and sees little point in forming friendships. So when a girl named Ame Ochibana insists that they are connected from their past lives, he is deeply doubtful and wants nothing to do with her. Even stranger is that her greatest desire is to serve him. Convinced that Ame must be delusional, he tries to push her away. However, after a classmate is murdered, Juu decides to keep her close, suspecting the peculiar girl might be the killer. Yet, as they start investigating the murder together, her intelligence and abilities prove to be surprisingly helpful.

In the year 2039, rising sea levels caused by global warming have led to significant land loss. To teach humanity a lesson, a fleet of powerful warships equipped with advanced weaponry appears, decisively defeating naval forces worldwide. Calling themselves the Fleet of Fog, each ship possesses a "Mental Model," a humanoid avatar representing the ship's core, its "Union Core." Each model has a distinct personality, but all follow an unknown authority called the Admiralty Code, which has enforced a blockade preventing humans from crossing the seas. Seventeen years after the blockade, Gunzou Chihaya, a graduate of the National Marine Academy, encounters the I-401 and its Mental Model, Iona, who sides with humanity for reasons unknown. Using this newfound hope for achieving peace, Gunzou and his friends form a group of privateers called Blue Steel, embarking on a dangerous journey.

Unaired anime episode bundled with the limited edition of High School DxD DX.2.

Kei Asai resides in the coastal town of Sakurada, where everyone is born with unique powers. One day on the school rooftop, he encounters Misora Haruki, a listless girl capable of resetting anything around her to a state up to three days prior. Though no one can tell when she has used her reset—not even Haruki herself—Kei can recall everything before the reset due to his own ability: a photographic memory. After they successfully aid someone by combining their powers, they join the Service Club to continue helping others in their town. However, their club soon becomes entangled with and starts carrying out missions for the enigmatic Administration Bureau—an organization focused on managing the abilities in Sakurada and manipulating the town's events for its own purposes. They may come to realize that there are more forces at play in Sakurada than just the schemes of this mysterious group.

After years of hostility, the leaders of the Somei clan in Osaka and the Miyama clan in Tokyo have decided to end their feud by arranging a marriage between their grandchildren: Yoshino Somei and Kirishima Miyama. As a result, 17-year-old Yoshino relocates to Tokyo to live with the Miyama family and attend school alongside her betrothed. Though Kirishima is always smiling and impeccably courteous, Yoshino senses something unsettling beneath his polished exterior. Her instincts prove correct: despite his polite facade, Kirishima is a sadistic madman. He inflicts harm on others without hesitation and also takes pleasure in being verbally and physically punished himself. His deepest desire is a spoiled, arrogant fiancée who will make his life miserable. When Yoshino fails to fit this mold, he drops his act and openly insults her. But rather than fleeing in terror, Yoshino decides to get even by making Kirishima fall for her, only to cruelly shatter his heart.

Heine Wittgenstein, a brilliant man who commands respect despite his small, childlike stature, is both charming and stern. The king of Grannzreich has summoned Heine to take on a difficult task that has caused many before him to give up: becoming the new royal tutor for four princes in line for the throne. The four heirs each have very distinct and troublesome personalities: Licht, the flirtatious youngest prince; his immature older brother, Leonhard; Bruno, the studious third prince; and Kai, the oldest of the four and the most reserved. Hilarity unfolds as Heine works to connect with each prince and prepare them for the throne. However, Heine's mysterious past and dark undercurrents in the present may threaten the peace within the kingdom.

Long ago, the legendary pirate Woonan stole a third of the world's gold and hid it on a mysterious, secret island. Now, Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates are traveling through the Grand Line when a bandit crew, led by Captain El Drago, robs them. The bandits are heading straight for Woonan's fabled island. The Straw Hats must reclaim their stolen loot, but they also set out to find the lost island, uncover its treasure, and learn the truth behind the legend of Woonan.

Kimihiro Watanuki has always had an unusual existence. In addition to his power to perceive spirits, this continuation of xxxHOLiC shows him still working tirelessly for Yuuko, the eccentric owner of a peculiar shop, who vowed to take away this ability. Yet, this supernatural woman can only fulfill that promise once he has labored sufficiently to earn his desire. Such is the rule for anyone who enters the shop to have their wish fulfilled: a price equal to the wish must be paid. In this strange establishment that exists between the realm of the living and the dead, Watanuki spends his days performing household tasks for the seemingly indolent Yuuko and her associates, while also assisting customers. Alongside his classmates—his supposed romantic rival Shizuka Doumeki and his crush Himawari Kunogi—Watanuki confronts the numerous calamities that befall Yuuko's clients, as well as those that persistently haunt him and his companions.

Naive 16-year-old Mamori Tokonome is used to being picked on at school because her last name can also be interpreted as "virgin." But soon, the young girl will have to grow accustomed to being teased in other ways... Abducted during PE class, Mamori awakens to find herself stranded and fighting for her life on the exotic island known as Mermaid. Fortunately, the mysterious fellow castaway Mirei Shikishima knows exactly how to take charge—with a passionate kiss, Mirei triggers Mamori's Exter transformation abilities, turning the innocent redhead into a battle-ready cutlass through the power of arousal. The duo will need to harness that power, as Mermaid Island is filled with potential allies and enemies: Charlotte, the sadistic leader of an Exter harem; the gluttonous and cunning Meifon; the enigmatic yet charismatic Akira Hiiragi; and the erotic biker duo Lady Lady. Mamori and Mirei's powerful and intimate bond is the only way for them to ensure their survival on this scandalous island.

Long ago, demonic creatures called Oni slaughtered humans and caused devastation purely for their own amusement. A single man named Momotarou stood against these nearly invincible monsters, but the conflict against them was only the start. Thousands of years later, hot-tempered gun enthusiast Shiki Ichinose lives a carefree existence. But after being expelled from school, everything shifts. Shiki is suddenly attacked by a man and rescued by his adoptive father, Tsuyoshi. As they flee, Tsuyoshi reveals that Shiki is actually a descendant of the Oni, while both he and their pursuer come from the Momotarou lineage. The two Momotarou soon engage in a fierce battle, and Tsuyoshi sacrifices himself to protect Shiki. Grief-stricken, Shiki awakens to his Oni blood, which grants him immense power at the cost of losing control. Though the enemy escapes, Naito Mudano, an Oni teacher at Rasetsu Academy, takes notice of Shiki. Under Mudano's guidance, Shiki must learn to master the Oni blood—if he ever hopes to avenge his father.

With the invention of anti-gravitational footwear called Grav-Shoes, the ability to fly freely has become an ordinary part of daily life for the people living on a four-island archipelago south of Japan. This innovation has introduced new ways of living and a new sport known as "Flying Circus," where competitors earn points by touching floating buoys or an opponent's back. The naive and clumsy Asuka Kurashina, a transfer student at Kunahama High School, stumbles into this world of flight when she unexpectedly performs a difficult maneuver during her first Flying Circus match. This leads her to join her school’s Flying Circus club. Under the guidance of their coach, Masaya Hinata, the team includes the skilled Misaki Tobisawa and her overprotective friend, Mashiro Arisaka. Ao no Kanata no Four Rhythm follows this rookie group as they soar high above the skies, chasing their dreams with unwavering passion in the face of an uncertain future.

After a devastating conflict with the Zentradi, a giant warrior race, humanity fled toward the galaxy's center in a fleet of colony ships called the Macross Frontier. With the alien menace growing more distant, life on the Macross Frontier continues as normal. In 2059, Alto Saotome, a young mecha pilot in training, and his teammates prepare to perform a supporting routine for the famous singer Sheryl Nome, who is visiting Macross Frontier for a concert. During the show, a biomechanical alien species called the Vajra suddenly appears, breaches the vessel's defensive perimeter, and crash-lands near the concert site, throwing the entire city into chaos. As the audience evacuates, a young girl named Ranka Lee is left behind and becomes a target of the Vajra, but Alto saves her at the last moment. After these events, the Strategic Military Services program recognizes Alto's combat skills and recruits him to fight this new alien threat.

Centuries after the massive conflict with the Nokkers in Renril, the world has changed beyond recognition. Through Fushi's immortal efforts while in dormancy, he has established a modern society where he and all living beings can coexist peacefully. Upon awakening from his long sleep, Fushi eagerly seeks to experience everything this new era offers and bring back his departed companions. While exploring, Fushi encounters Yuuki Aoki, an energetic middle school student, who warmly invites him and his friends into his home. As the group adjusts to their new surroundings and learns about contemporary life, Fushi meets Mizuha, Yuuki's friend, who bears a striking resemblance to someone from his past. Mizuha turns out to be a descendant of the Guardians, a group devoted solely to protecting Fushi. Like her predecessors, she develops feelings for Fushi, bringing light into her existence. Yet, when strange incidents start happening around Mizuha whenever she gets close to Fushi, it becomes apparent that this seemingly ideal world harbors hidden flaws.

Now settled into life at Ooezo Agricultural High School, Yuugo Hachiken delves into the deeper significance of his school experience. As he gains greater self-understanding and hones the skills needed for his daily routines, he is even appointed vice-president of the Equestrian Club. The upcoming term presents a range of agricultural challenges and personal struggles, yet Hachiken presses on to find his own dream and keep collaborating with his companions.

Nagisa Aoi transfers into St. Miator’s Girls Academy, one of three elite all-girls schools located on Astraea Hill. On her first day, she gets lost and crosses paths with a mysterious student whose captivating elegance and charm are so overwhelming that Nagisa ends up in the school infirmary. When she wakes up, her roommate Tamao Suzumi greets her and enthusiastically explains the campus's daily life and social hierarchy. Tamao tells Nagisa about a special student representative chosen from all three schools—the Etoile, meaning "star." Eager to meet this person, Nagisa discovers that the ethereal beauty she encountered earlier, Shizuma Hanazono, is the Etoile herself. Moreover, Shizuma shows an open interest in Nagisa! Their interactions quickly make Nagisa a hot topic around campus; yet despite being so drawn to Shizuma, Nagisa cannot shake the feeling that something is not quite right. Strawberry Panic! follows the everyday lives of Nagisa, Shizuma, and their friends at St. Miator’s, St. Spica, and St. Lulim as they face the challenges of relationships while confronting hidden feelings, lingering regrets, and new possibilities.