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Young princess Astarotte "Lotte" Ygvar is a succubus, a being that depends on men's life essence to survive, restore her magical power, and carry on the royal bloodline of the magical realm. As such, succubi must maintain a harem of men nearby. However, Lotte holds a strong aversion to men, which will endanger her life when she comes of age. To persuade her to accept her responsibilities, her attendant Judith Snorrevik ventures into the human world to find a male human that Lotte can stand. Judith brings back Naoya Touhara, a 23-year-old single father who unfortunately leaves his daughter Asuha behind in the human realm. As the first member of Lotte's harem, Naoya quickly adjusts to his new surroundings, focusing on serving the princess to make her happy rather than viewing her with any sexual interest. Unfortunately, when his daughter is permitted to come to the magical realm, Naoya's relationship with Lotte quickly deteriorates. Still, he works hard to mend their bond. But soon it becomes evident that Naoya's arrival in the magical realm is no mere coincidence. As his connection with Lotte deepens, fate begins to weave together the ties that bind him and everyone else in this enchanting world.

Rei Oohashi is a worn-out office worker during the day, but at night she becomes Rae Taylor, the heroine of an otome game. After her long shifts, Rei escapes into the world of her favorite dating sim, Revolution, where she attends the prestigious Royal Academy in the kingdom of Bauer. Rather than pursuing the male love interests, Rei is fixated on the romantic rival: the game's villainess, Claire François. One evening, however, Rei's exhaustion overwhelms her and she dies. When Rei opens her eyes again, she has been reincarnated as Rae and is standing right in front of her beloved Claire. Seizing this miraculous chance, she immediately confesses her love for the golden-haired villainess and her charming attempts at bullying. Winning Claire's heart is no simple task, especially since the game keeps pushing the three male leads toward Rae—but she has no intention of letting dating sim logic get between her and the one she truly loves.

Takashi Kamiyama seems like an ordinary, gentle high school student—polite, distant, and nonviolent, with an IQ a bit above average. Yet would a typical student really choose to attend Cromartie High School, a place notorious for producing the most fearsome delinquents around? Apparently yes, because that's precisely what Takashi does, though his reasons remain undisclosed. One thing is certain: this "timid rabbit in a den of fierce lions" will never experience a boring moment again. How could he, surrounded by mohawked thugs, annoying robots, and... gorillas? And was that Freddie Mercury galloping down the hallway on a horse? Follow Takashi as he earnestly strives to improve his school's reputation during his new high school life, while his classmates are determined to cause chaos.

Haru Kaidou, the eldest son of his family, goes to Canada after hearing that his mother is on the brink of death. As soon as he arrives, he finds out not only that his mother tricked him, but also that he has to take care of his adoptive brother, Ren Kaidou—a withdrawn child who is more at ease around dogs than people. Because Ren is so mistrustful, Haru struggles at first to connect with him, but their relationship gradually develops. Haru makes a vow to Ren: they will live together in Japan once Haru finishes high school. However, a bad accident causes Haru to lose all memory of the summer they shared, including that promise. Five years later, Ren shows up in Tokyo expecting Haru to keep his word; but to Haru, Ren is just a random boy claiming to be his brother.

After the awakening of her Dream-Sight ability, Miyo Saimori is reunited with her fiancé, Kiyoka Kudou, who serves as the captain of the special forces tasked with protecting the nation from ill-intentioned individuals possessing extraordinary powers. However, the couple's peaceful life is abruptly disrupted when Takaihito, the leading candidate for the imperial throne, dispatches Kiyoka on a perilous assignment. Traveling with Miyo to his parents' remote household, Kiyoka must investigate strange reports of demons appearing in the area. Meanwhile, Miyo strives to earn the approval of her cold mother-in-law, Fuyu, who refuses to acknowledge her as part of the family. After Kiyoka fends off an assault by the Gifted Communion, a subversive faction of special ability users, he returns to the capital with his fiancée. As the growing threat to imperial authority escalates, Kiyoka must foil the Gifted Communion's schemes to protect Miyo and everyone he cherishes.

The greedy and powerful sorceress Lina Inverse travels from place to place, stealing treasure from any bandits she encounters. After she robs a group of thieves, they set an ambush in a forest, eager for revenge. Just as Lina is about to easily crush her attackers, the swordsman Gourry Gabriev appears. Mistaking Lina for a helpless maiden, the foolish but good-hearted man steps in to save her. After quickly defeating the bandits, the oblivious knight decides to escort Lina to Atlas City. Though she is not thrilled about it, she ultimately agrees. Unbeknownst to Lina, one of her recent stolen items is a powerful magical artifact. Two mysterious men begin hunting the young mage and her self-appointed protector, seeking to obtain this object for sinister purposes. Thus begins their adventure, one that could determine the fate of the entire world.

Boogiepop is a rumored shinigami said to hide where no one can see them. Five years ago, a series of brutal murders terrified the public, and students blamed some of those deaths on this so-called death god. Now, as strange events once again disrupt the lives of students at Hijiridani High School and Shinyo Academy, rumors of the mysterious Boogiepop are revived. The tales being shared might hold fragments of truth, or perhaps the world humans think they know is far more perilous than they ever imagined.

The aloof high school student Mo Fan awakens in a world much like his own, yet fundamentally changed—here, magic has taken the place of science. The most talented students are trained to master the art of spellcasting in order to defend against the massive, fearsome beasts that prowl the forests surrounding the city. Just as in his former life, Mo Fan is the son of a poor laborer and the older stepbrother to a disabled sister. Despite these hardships, he dreams of enrolling in a magic school to become a magician—a highly respected and lucrative profession—so he can repay his father for his sacrifices. Mo Fan is admitted to a prestigious magic academy. However, rumors spread about his poverty and lack of magical talent, making him the school's laughingstock. Yet Mo Fan manages to harness not only the powerful fire element but also the rare lightning element! Now armed with dual abilities, what dangerous encounters await the versatile mage?

Vash the Stampede is a walking paradox. Known across the barren planet Gunsmoke as "The Humanoid Typhoon," he is infamous for leaving destruction in his wake. Yet in truth, Vash is gentle and avoids conflict, living strictly by a pacifist creed. Two decades ago, a major bank robbery went wrong. The mastermind, Gasback Gallon Getaway, vowed revenge on the crew who betrayed him and on the man who stopped him from killing them: Vash the Stampede. In the present, those traitorous crew members have thrived as wealthy business owners and politicians. Despite twenty years passing, Gasback's resentment remains strong as he sets out to eliminate them one by one, using whatever methods are required. Arriving in Macca City just in time to disrupt Gasback's scheme, Vash joins forces with the mysterious Amelia Ann McFly and the insurance agents Milly Thompson and Meryl Stryfe, ready for a showdown.

In the kingdom of Highland, fairies once lived freely until humans betrayed them. When a fairy loses a wing, whoever possesses it gains complete control over that fairy's life. Exploiting this, humans have enslaved fairies, yet 15-year-old Ann Halford dreams of a future where fairies and humans are treated equally. Aspiring to become a confectioner, Ann aims to achieve the rank of Silver Sugar Master, following in the footsteps of her late mother. To reach this ambitious goal, she travels to the capital city of Lewiston, where the annual Royal Candy Fair is held. However, to earn the prestigious title, her silver sugar confection must receive a royal medal at the competition. Ann hires a sharp-tongued warrior fairy named Shall Fen Shall to serve as her bodyguard on the dangerous journey. After rescuing him from a cruel fairy trader, she promises to return Shall's wing once they reach the capital—a pledge that leaves him perplexed. As the two continue traveling together, their time spent side by side deepens, and they begin to understand more about each other and their own true aspirations.

Yuusei Fudou is determined to reclaim what was taken from him. Dueling has advanced to a new level, and Riding Duels are now the top form of entertainment for the people of Neo Domino City. These battles are fought on D-Wheels, machines that combine Duel Disks with motorcycles. After Yuusei, a skilled mechanic, built his own D-Wheel, his former friend Jack Atlas stole it along with Yuusei's most valuable card, Stardust Dragon. Jack then abandoned their rundown hometown of Satellite and fled to Neo Domino City. In the two years since, Jack has climbed to the pinnacle of the dueling world, while Yuusei has been getting ready with the assistance of his friends. Now that his new D-Wheel is complete, he heads to Neo Domino City with the sole aim of finding Jack. Neither of them realizes that far greater forces are at play, with hidden manipulators controlling events from the shadows.

The entire countryside halts at midday to observe a rare solar eclipse, rumored to let ordinary people see Mushi. Unable to look away, the air fills with awe and wonder—but those familiar with the Mushi brace for what comes after the eclipse. Following a prediction from Tanyuu Karibusa, the cursed recorder, Mushishi Ginko arrives in an unlucky farming village. Right after the solar eclipse, a strange black cloud gathers in the sky, blocking the sun once more. Suspecting the work of a Mushi called Hihami, Ginko aims to free the village from endless darkness. Yet, not all villagers seem eager to return to the light.

Little Illya's life has spiraled completely out of control ever since the Kaleidostick Ruby bestowed magical girl powers upon her. What should be a simple beach outing is about to become yet another bizarre and puzzling adventure that she and her friend Miyu must solve.

Raised under the great demon warlock Romberg, Ike learned about an ancient advanced civilization that once dominated the land. Combined with his natural talent for magic, this upbringing enables Ike to rapidly climb the ranks of the Demon Lord's army, guiding his brigade to successive victories over humans. But Ike harbors a secret—he is human himself. Fully aware of the dire consequences if this truth ever comes to light, Ike is prepared to face that immense risk to accomplish his objective: discover a way for humans and demons to coexist and end the war that has persisted for far too long.

In the final days of the Bakumatsu period, Japan's brutal era of conflict drew to a close, ushering in the Meiji Restoration. When the fighting ended, the legendary assassin Hitokito Battousai vanished without a trace, leaving only his fearsome reputation behind. Years later, a seemingly ordinary wanderer named Kenshin Himura crosses paths with Kaoru Kamiya, who runs a struggling dojo in Tokyo. Kaoru is chasing a man claiming to be the Battousai, who is roaming the streets murdering civilians and police officers alike. This impostor also boasts of using the Kamiya Kasshin-ryu—a sword style created by Kaoru's father, which is founded on the principle of preserving life, not taking it. Kenshin aids Kaoru in defeating the fraud and restoring her father's dojo. Unbeknownst to anyone, Kenshin is the real warrior whose name still strikes fear into people's hearts. Though Kaoru eventually discovers the truth, his vow to atone for his bloody past by protecting the weak without killing moves her, and she allows him to stay at her dojo. However, Kenshin's resolve is soon tested by the specters of his past and the threats of the present.

Third-year high school student Yui Kusanagi discovers a mysterious sword in her home's storehouse and is suddenly transported to another world. While exploring this unfamiliar place, she encounters five unusual but attractive men, and then comes face to face with Zeus, the king of the gods. Zeus has established the Academy of the Gods to mend the fraying bond between deities and humans, and he has selected Yui as its sole instructor. She is given one year to teach the young and hesitant gods—including the five strangers she previously met—about what it means to be human, while also learning about the gods herself. If she fails, all of them will remain trapped in Zeus' realm forever.

High schooler Haruka has always been content with his solitary life. One day, he and his entire class are suddenly transported to another world and given skill points to allocate toward various abilities and magical powers. Unfortunately, Haruka arrives last and can only spend his points on the seemingly useless skills that nobody else wanted. Though he is once again alone and must adapt to his new circumstances by himself, he actually prefers it that way. However, Haruka's peaceful solitude is soon interrupted when he encounters some of his classmates. Unable to ignore their pleas for assistance, he ends up providing them shelter and helping them reunite with the rest of the class. But the various cliques struggle to get along, forcing Haruka to find a way to stop the infighting and restore harmony among them so they can survive this unfamiliar world.

Thousands of players were trapped inside the virtual reality game The New Gate, and elite player Shinya Kiritani resolved to beat the game so everyone could finally return home. After he single-handedly defeats the final boss, Shinya is transported to a new world that looks almost identical to the one he just escaped. Shinya realizes that as long as his game menu and skills remain unchanged, he has no way to leave this strangely familiar world. While searching for a way to break out of this new dimensional prison, Shinya meets Tiera Lucent, a hotel receptionist who is a protégée of Schnee Raizar, one of Shinya's former party members. This glimmer of hope drives Shinya to reunite with Schnee and uncover the truth behind The New Gate.

Following Medaka Kurokami and her Student Council's victory over Myouri Unzen, Hakoniwa Academy briefly enjoyed peace—but it does not last long. Medaka, Zenkichi Hitoyoshi, Kouki Akune, and Mogana Kikaijima soon become entangled in a new sinister plot called the "Flask Plan," orchestrated by the school's principal himself. Before they can confront that, the council must first deal with a fresh batch of superhuman students who call themselves the "Thirteen Party," led by the arrogant yet formidable Oudo Miyakonojou. Between the mysterious Flask Plan, Oudo's tyranny, and the return of an old adversary, Hakoniwa Academy remains far from calm, leaving Medaka and her friends overwhelmed as matters grow even more abnormal.

Asuta Jimon is a runaway wandering the streets at night when he stumbles upon a young girl collapsed next to her tricycle. After he shares some food with her, she is touched by his kindness and invites him to join her group, handing him a face mask and a sweet bun. Needing a place to stay, Asuta goes along with it and takes on the codename "Dva." What Dva doesn't realize is that this cute girl is Kate Hoshimiya, the leader of Zvezda, a secret organization aiming to conquer the world. He soon grasps the seriousness of her claim as strange events pull him deeper into Zvezda and its eccentric members—the samurai-like vanguard Itsuka Shikabane, tech genius Natalia "Natasha" Vasylchenko, troublesome Yasubee "Yasu" Morozumi, ex-gangster Gorou Shikabane, and multi-purpose robot Roboko Tsujii. With "White Light," a powerful justice organization, and the entire Japanese government opposing them, can Zvezda truly dominate all of humanity and let their light shine across the world?

Isanami, a young shrine maiden from Izumo, is compelled to witness as a band of evil ninja set her temple ablaze and massacre everyone inside, forcing her to escape into the forest to avoid a similar death. By chance, she encounters Saizou Kirigakure, a rogue ninja from the Iga school. Together, they journey to Ueda Castle to seek aid from Yukimura Sanada. When Isanami's mysterious and destructive power is uncovered, Sanada readily agrees to support her, assembling ten brave warriors to stand by her side. Thus begins Brave 10, a tale set during the Warring States period. It follows Saizou and Isanami's travels across war-torn lands in search of formidable warriors to join Yukimura's cause, each possessing their own unique and powerful abilities. They must venture far and wide while also defending against those who pursue the dark power within Isanami, hoping to claim it for themselves.

In a quiet corner of the city, four-year-old Kun Oota has enjoyed a pampered existence as an only child, living with his parents and the family dog, Yukko. However, when his new baby sister Mirai is brought home, his once-simple life is turned upside down; suddenly, everything is no longer about him. Despite his tantrums and persistent complaints, Mirai now seems to be the sole focus of all his parents' affection. To help him adjust to this drastic change, Kun embarks on an extraordinary journey through time, encountering his family's past, present, and future selves. Through these encounters, he learns not only what it truly means to be part of a family, but also what it means to become an older brother.

Fumiya Tomozaki has been navigating the game of life smoothly, guided by Aoi Hinami—his popular classmate and rival in the online game Attack Families, often called "Tackfam." As summer break ends and the new term begins, Tomozaki meets Aoi again, and she reminds him of his key objectives: earning the approval of his peers and finding a girlfriend. But Tomozaki sets aside those goals when his kind friend Hanabi Natsubayashi becomes a target of bullying. Adding to the difficulty, Aoi is typically unaware of the issue. Yet Tomozaki isn't on his own in tackling this problem—he has a circle of faithful friends who are all committed to assisting Hanabi and making sure they all savor their youth to the fullest.

Kujo Jotaro is an ordinary and well-liked high school student in Japan, until he believes a spirit has taken hold of him and confines himself to a prison cell. After a visit from his grandfather, Joseph Joestar, and a fight with Joseph's ally Muhammad Abdul, Jotaro discovers that the "spirit" is actually Star Platinum—his Stand, a manifestation of fighting energy that takes a semi-physical form. Later, Jotaro's mother awakens her own Stand and falls ill. He learns that this is because the vampire Dio Brando has returned to life, a full century after being defeated by Jonathan Joestar, Jotaro's great-great-grandfather. Determined to put an end to Dio once and for all, Jotaro sets out with Joseph and Abdul on a journey to Egypt.

Sentan Island is a small landmass in the Yuden Sea, existing in a dreamlike calm while cut off from the conflict between the Northern Government and the Southern Continent Free Zone. The protagonist, Akiyuki Takehara, lives there with his mother Fusa. He is currently separated from his father, the town doctor Ryuzo, but the bond between father and son remains strong. One day, after bringing Ryuzo the lunch Fusa prepared as usual, Akiyuki arrives at school, where he and his friends Haru and Furuichi are caught in an explosion. The blast produces a mysterious light that enters Akiyuki's arm, causing him excruciating pain. Before he can understand what's happening, the white-haired girl who rode the bus with him guides him to a power unlike anything he has ever known.

At the start of the 21st century, the United Nations Kurobe Research Institute was built in Japan to examine an ancient relic uncovered while constructing the Kurobe Dam. Scientists from across the globe have assembled at the facility to analyze the object, while their kids go about their normal lives attending Mt. Tate International Senior High School. Yukina Shirahane, a quiet high school student, is the daughter of the institute's lead scientist. When she visits her mother at the facility, Yukina manages to unlock part of the artifact's riddle. To her astonishment, a young samurai from the Sengoku period named Kennosuke Tokisada Ouma appears before her. When a danger arrives from beyond Earth, Yukina, together with Kennosuke, finds herself protecting the planet from the invading forces. Along the way, she uncovers the truth about Kennosuke and the reason he is so committed to safeguarding her.

The OVA is made up of six distinct stories centered on the characters, several of which venture into the strange. One story takes place inside an MMORPG world being played by Konata, Kagami, Tsukasa, and Nanako Kuroi, while another features Kagami having a "suggestive" dream about Konata.

Fireworks are believed to have the power to soothe the spirits of the dead. For Tomoya Sugisaki, Aoi Harukawa, and Ryou Kobayashi, fireworks became the means through which they encountered the Summer Ghost. This apparition, thought to be the spirit of a young woman who took her own life, appears only in a certain location and is visible solely to those who are on the verge of death. Tomoya is a creative individual overwhelmed by the pressure to secure admission to a prestigious university. Aoi is a timid girl suffering relentless bullying from her classmates. Ryou is a former basketball standout whose promising career ended abruptly after a grim medical diagnosis. The one thing they share is their ability to perceive the Summer Ghost. Legend says the ghost can answer any question about death—a topic the three teenagers are desperate to understand. Unsatisfied with their first encounter, Tomoya decides to seek out the Summer Ghost again. However, the more time he devotes to being with the ghost, the deeper the secrets surrounding her true nature begin to surface.

A member of the 12 Seleção who must save the nation to win the game, Akira Takizawa chose to become the "King of Japan." Following his return from the U.S.A., the remaining Seleção also advance their own schemes as they try to outdo one another. Saki Morimi and the rest of the "Eden of the East" group are viewed as possible terrorists, yet they still do whatever they can to support Takizawa in achieving his goal and uncovering the mysteries of his past, as the final confrontation among the Seleção commences.

Kurumi is a lovely young woman whose cherished boyfriend, Hal, perished in a sudden plane crash. Devastated and withdrawn, she secludes herself in a tiny home. However, this situation shifts when her grandfather enlists the aid of a humanoid robot designated Q01. Assuming the appearance of Hal, Q01 is dispatched to Kurumi's residence to rescue her from her pit of sorrow. As Hal returns each day and intensifies his efforts, Kurumi, though hesitant at first, gradually begins to trust him and emerge from her depression. Yet there is a hidden depth to Hal, and soon these two will discover an unforeseen reality about this bond between a human and an android.

Two years ago, Noel Stollen's village was savagely attacked by monsters when an Abyss—a gateway to the demon realm—opened. The assault was ultimately stopped by his grandfather, a Seeker whose job involves hunting monsters and purifying lands corrupted by the Abyss. As his heroic grandfather drew his final breath, Noel vowed to become the ultimate Seeker, despite being a Talker, a class widely regarded as the weakest. After earning his certification as a Seeker, Noel joins a party named Blue Beyond, where his primary role is to support his teammates by enhancing their abilities and issuing commands. One day, Noel proposes forming a clan to help them climb higher in society. Everyone agrees, and things seem to be progressing smoothly until the worst occurs—two members betray him by stealing all their shared funds. Undeterred, Noel sells the traitors to a slave trader, recovering his money. Now on his own, Noel sets out to rebuild Blue Beyond from the ground up. To become the world's greatest Seeker, he must forcibly carve his own path by recruiting new members and using his notorious methods to eliminate any obstacles in his way.

In the year 0079 of the Universal Century, humanity has expanded into space, residing in colony clusters referred to as "Sides." One such Side proclaims itself the "Principality of Zeon" and initiates a war against the Earth Federation, the governing authority that controls Earth. Utilizing powerful humanoid robots called "mobile suits," Zeon swiftly gains an advantage. Nine months into the war, the Earth Federation has created its own formidable mobile suit, the Gundam. When Zeon attacks the colony housing the Gundam, a 15-year-old civilian named Amuro Ray is suddenly thrust into a battle that carries him across Earth and space, opposing the enemy's ace pilot, Char Aznable.

The Great Kanto Desert is all that remains of post-apocalyptic Japan, a blistering expanse of sand and ruins where survival is a daily struggle. For ordinary people, this barren wasteland offers nothing but hardship. But for those who have spent too long under the scorching sun, the desert becomes a place to carve out a legend. One such figure is the masked handyman known as Sunabouzu, or Desert Punk, whose reputation for completing any job—no matter how dangerous or depraved—is unmatched. Ruthless and cunning, he is a force of crude destruction feared by the desert's inhabitants. Yet Junko Asagiri, the "Vixen of the Desert," quickly discovers that Sunabouzu has a glaring weakness: he is easily manipulated by his insatiable lust for large-breasted women. Through their chaotic escapades across the Kanto Desert, Sunabouzu brings together a bizarre cast of characters who entertain themselves with senseless violence and perversion in a world already ruined by their ancestors. And, like those before them, they have learned absolutely nothing.

The story follows two boys, Tsukushi and Jin. Tsukushi is an ordinary boy with no particular skills or standout qualities, while Jin is regarded as a soccer prodigy. One stormy night, Jin encounters Tsukushi, and together they are pulled into the world of soccer.

Under the authority of the king, the Valiante Kingdom began campaigns to eliminate those who practice witchcraft. After seventeen years, these hunts have only expanded in scale and cruelty. The citizens are unaware that the actual targets of these witch hunts are humanity's hidden defenders. Called Makai Knights and Alchemists, they are determined to shield people from Horrors—demons that take over souls tormented by sorrow and agony. Among these Makai Knights is the seventeen-year-old Leon Luis, who inherits the legendary Golden Knight Garo armor from his mother. Despite his immense power, he battles the hatred arising from his mother's death at the kingdom's hands. His father German, also called Zoro the Shadow Cutting Knight, continues to train Leon. When German is summoned to investigate the rising Horror activity in the capital, he chooses to bring Leon despite knowing his resolve is unstable, so that his training may continue. While German and Leon journey to the capital, the king's kind-hearted son Alfonso San Valiante desperately seeks a way to counter the escalating Horror menace. However, he is betrayed and exiled from his own kingdom before he can act. Determined to reclaim his throne, Alfonso goes in search of the aid and power necessary to return. On his quest, he encounters Leon, and the meeting between the prince and the young knight will alter both their destinies forever.

Shouzou Saitou and his wife Ine have been married for close to sixty years. Though they never became rich or had the chance to go on a honeymoon, their love has remained unwavering. The couple spend their quiet days taking care of an apple orchard and receiving visits from their devoted family. While looking after the apple tree they planted on their wedding day—which had been broken in half by a typhoon—the pair notice a golden apple growing on one of the branches. They bring the apple home and eat it, and the next morning, Shouzou and Ine wake up to discover they have become young again! In their new yet familiar bodies, the two are able to enjoy experiences they never had before: they take part in a sports festival and play video games together. As they relive the memories of their youthful love, the passion between them is reignited, which in turn stirs similar feelings in the younger members of their family.

Following the National Tournament, the Seidou High baseball team advances into an uncertain future as the autumn season draws near. Aiming to forge a more formidable squad under their new captain, fresh players join the starting lineup for the first time. The veteran members are haunted by past defeats as they push through intense training, bracing for what promises to be their most challenging season yet. Both familiar and unfamiliar rivals block Seidou’s path as they steadily fight their way back to the top, game by game. More crucial than ever, Furuya and Eijun must pitch with every ounce of their ability and strength to steer their team toward victory. And this time, one of these young pitchers may finally seize the coveted title: “The Ace of Seidou.”

In 1996, second-year high school students Haruo Yaguchi, Akira Oono, and Koharu Hidaka remain just as passionate about video games as they were five years prior. Brought together through arcade games, what started as a healthy rivalry and friendship has grown into something more. As they work to understand these unfamiliar feelings, they cooperate with allies, navigate the ups and downs of high school, and discover that even when life throws many challenges their way, there is always a game or two they can count on.

Kaoruko "Chaos" Moeta is a struggling young manga artist. She wants to create manga centered on high school girls, but her storyboards lack depth, her artwork is unoriginal, and her plots are weak. Her frustrated editor decides to push Chaos into becoming more sociable. Following the editor's advice, Chaos moves into a dormitory specifically for female manga artists. There, she meets the other residents: Tsubasa Katsuki, who draws shounen manga; Ruki Irokawa, who creates erotic manga popular among women; and Koyume Koizuka, a shoujo artist who, like Chaos, has not yet been serialized. Quickly forming friendships with these girls, Chaos discovers fresh inspiration for her work and steadily develops her creative skills. Comic Girls depicts the everyday lives of these manga artists. Will Chaos manage to debut and achieve serialization? None of the girls know, but they will all support each other in their efforts to become the best artists they can be.

Ren Fujii, an ordinary high school student, recently got into a physical altercation with his former best friend, which caused their friendship to end. With support from his childhood friend Kasumi Ayase and his senior Rea Himuro, he slowly starts to get back into the swing of his everyday school routine. However, a wave of gruesome murders where victims are found decapitated begins occurring across their town. Around the same time, Ren experiences unsettling nightmares where he himself is beheaded by a guillotine. These horrors, though, are merely a preview of the brutal and terrifying conflicts that lie ahead.

In the city of Kouchi, high school student Taku Morisaki is busy with his tasks when his friend Yutaka Matsuno calls, urgently asking him to come to their school. Upon arriving, Matsuno introduces Taku to Rikako Muto, a beautiful girl from Tokyo who has recently transferred to their school. Though Rikako excels academically and athletically, her generally disagreeable demeanor leaves her with almost no friends, aside from Matsuno and one other girl in her class. Following an accidental meeting during their class trip, Taku unexpectedly becomes more entangled in Rikako's personal affairs, much to Matsuno's displeasure. As he tries to navigate his friendship with Matsuno and his own growing attraction to Rikako, Taku must confront his emotions and comprehend how a girl with a troubled background is having such a profound impact on his life.

A year has passed since the devastating clash with the formidable Zhao army, and the state of Qin has redirected its efforts toward realizing King Ying Zheng's goal of conquering the remaining six states and unifying China. Their next objective is Wei, a smaller state that serves as a strategic geographical stepping stone for their campaign of conquest. Xin, now commanding three hundred men as the leader of the rapidly rising Fei Xin Unit, continues to pursue great achievements to earn recognition for himself and his soldiers, driven by the memory of those lost in previous battles. During the preliminary skirmishes leading up to Qin's invasion of Wei, Xin faces competition from other young commanders of higher social standing. Back in the capital, the royal palace is thrown into turmoil as opposing factions begin to maneuver against Ying Zheng's rule. With challenges mounting both on the battlefield and within the court, Zheng and Xin must lead the way through this era of endless warfare, determined to carve their names into history by forging a unified China.

Half a year has gone by. Aboard the Iron Fortress, Ikoma and Mumei arrive in Unato, another devastated region that has been overtaken by the deadly Kabane. In this war-ravaged area, the group fights off more dangerous Kabane that are attacking in ways they have never encountered before. The Iron Fortress crew eventually meets a survival group that asks for their help in reclaiming the zone. This newly formed alliance ventures deeper into the castle district and investigates the strange behavior of these new Kabane. But their search for answers uncovers truths far more terrifying than they had anticipated. Forced to face the reality behind the Kabane, Ikoma, Mumei, and their comrades come to understand the despair buried within Unato.

Just as he is about to receive a promotion, a salaryman dies unexpectedly. A mysterious being takes pity on him and grants him a second chance at life in the world of Galdardia, reincarnated as a teenager. Naming himself Luciel and choosing to become a healer, he heads to the nearby town of Merratoni. There, he discovers that healers are highly sought after but often exploit others for profit. Determined to be different, Luciel joins the local Healers' Guild and starts unlocking his magical abilities. After failing to save someone with his magic, Luciel becomes resolved to grow stronger. To enhance his physical prowess and refine his magical skills, he registers as an adventurer and undergoes intense training under Brod, the chief instructor of the Adventurers' Guild. Over time, Luciel finds his way through Galdardia, building a reputation as a selfless healer who helps others without concern for cost.

Second season of the Yowamushi Pedal series.

The demons of Hell are losing their war against Heaven's angel army and are on the verge of collapse. In a desperate attempt to turn the tide, they send Akutsu Masatora to Earth, disguised as a high school student, to find someone capable of leading the demons to victory. Akutsu doesn't have to search far: among his classmates is the stunning Lily Amane, a transfer student who seems perfect for his plans. However, as luck would have it, Lily is one of the very angels Akutsu is supposed to fight, and his attempt to recruit her might become the biggest mistake in the failing war. To make matters worse, Akutsu may fall in love with his own worst enemy.

Recap of the events in Shingeki no Kyojin that happened prior to episode 14.

The Patrian civil war gave rise to hybrid soldiers, part beast and part human, created by the outnumbered Northern forces as a desperate measure to match the overwhelming Southern army. These soldiers, known as Incarnates, dominated battlefields with godlike power and secured easy victories. But as the war dragged on, the Incarnates faced an internal problem with the beasts within them that could not be resolved through conventional methods. After the war ended, reports surfaced of Incarnates succumbing to the traumas of their wartime experiences. Special Sergeant Major Hank Henriette, the former captain of the Incarnates, becomes a Beast Hunter—someone who eliminates Incarnates who have fallen victim to the issues they endured on the battlefield. Nancy Schaal Bancroft, whose father was a former Incarnate soldier killed by a Beast Hunter, sets out to hunt down the man responsible for his death. However, after a revealing encounter with the Beast Hunter, Nancy changes her goal to uncovering the truth behind her father's demise and the problematic place of Incarnates in society.