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A mysterious object crash-lands on Earth, sparking a wildfire near the campsite of Gohan Son, Kuririn, Bulma, and Oolong. Unable to completely save the forest, they decide to use the Dragon Balls to restore it to its former state. Several days later, a group of unknown warriors plants a seed at the crash site, which sprouts into a colossal tree that destroys the forest and nearby cities in the process. North Kaio contacts Gokuu Son and reveals that this tree is the "Shinseiju"—a tree that drains all nutrients from the planet, leaving it a barren wasteland, while growing a powerful fruit that grants immense strength to anyone who eats it. Upon learning this, Gokuu and his friends attempt to destroy the tree before it is too late, but this proves far more challenging than they had anticipated.

Alina Clover becomes a receptionist at the adventurers' guild, convinced that—unlike the adventurers who risk their lives daily exploring dungeons—she will have a safe, comfortable job with plenty of perks. She despises overtime above all else and dreams of the day she can finally leave work on time. Unfortunately, that day has yet to arrive, as she is constantly buried under endless mountains of paperwork. Worse still, whenever adventurers take too long to subdue a dungeon boss, the backlog piles up, forcing Alina into even more overtime. When her patience wears thin, she puts on a disguise and takes care of the boss herself, soon earning notoriety as the mysterious "Executioner." Alina has kept this secret for two years—until she finishes off a boss assigned to the high-ranking party Silver Sword. To her misfortune, the party's sharp-eyed leader, Jade Scrade, uncovers her identity, putting the receptionist's dream of a carefree life in jeopardy.

Continuing his campaign to reclaim Ecbatana, Prince Arslan and his group advance toward the city. However, upon learning that the neighboring Kingdom of Turan has launched an attack on the Parsian stronghold at Peshawar Citadel, the prince is compelled to turn back and defend the fortress. While holding off the invading forces, the Parsian army encounters an unexpected visitor. As Arslan returns to Peshawar, Prince Hermes takes a brief detour from his conflict with his cousin to seek the legendary sword Rukhnabad, which would grant him the right to rule and reclaim what he believes is his. But after uncovering the lost artifact, the blade is stolen by the Temple Knights of Lusitania, prompting the masked warrior to pursue them. Meanwhile, in Ecbatana, the captive King Andragoras III seizes an opportunity to act and begins making his move. As the different factions of the Parsian royal conflict collide, Arslan's claim to the throne comes under assault. Yet, regardless of the obstacles in their path, the young prince and his loyal band of warriors press forward to restore Pars to its former glory.

Short episodes aired on KyoAni's official YouTube channel.

While rummaging through his grandfather's attic, Hikaru Shindou discovers an old go board. When he touches it, a mysterious voice speaks to him, and he soon passes out. Upon waking, he realizes the voice still lingers and belongs to Fujiwara no Sai, the ghost of an ancient go master. Once a go instructor for the Japanese Emperor during the Heian Era, Sai's love for the game transcends time and space, allowing him to keep playing as a spirit. Sai's ultimate ambition is to achieve a divine go technique that no one has ever mastered, and he hopes to do so by playing through Hikaru. Though Hikaru has no interest in board games, he reluctantly goes along, making moves as Sai directs. But after meeting the young go prodigy Akira Touya, a spark of passion for the game begins to grow within him. Inspired by his new rival, Hikaru's journey into the world of go has only just begun.

Third part of Dr. Stone: Science Future.

Koro-sensei looks back on his initial encounter with Karasuma, recalling how they clashed and fought against each other before eventually developing mutual respect. However, Karasuma later notes that their real first meeting was far less dramatic.

At Winford Academy, situated in the historic town of Helen's Hill, the focus is on knights and the sport of jousting. Students at this school train to become knights, learning proper horsemanship and jousting techniques. The protagonist, Takahiro Mizuno, once trained to be a knight and jouster himself, but after sustaining an injury, he left the knight program and joined the begleiter (assistant) program instead. His skill with animals and previous jousting experience make him highly sought after, and many beautiful girls at the school ask him to be their personal begleiter, though Takahiro consistently turns them down. One day, an unusual accident leads to his friend, Mio Kisaski, being challenged to a jousting duel, even though she is not a knight. Takahiro agrees to serve as her temporary begleiter, but this arrangement proves to be just the start of their partnership when she enters the annual tournament.

After waking up in a hospital, Minato Kiyomizu discovers he has been unconscious for 203 days. A car accident caused him to lose all memories from his middle school years. He eventually finds out about his past success in water polo and wants to pick up where he left off. But faced with the awkward realization of the huge gap between his former and current abilities, Minato starts intense rehab with the goal of beginning a fresh life—one without water polo. However, on his first day at Yamanami High School, Minato is quickly reminded of his old skills and a promise he made. Despite knowing full well how unskilled he is now, he still joins the school's water polo club! While he has to relearn the sport from the ground up, he and his teammates must recruit enough new members to reach the required seven-player team. With this in mind, Minato strives to reignite his buried talent for water polo and once again become one of Japan's top players.

Under a bright golden sun, shy high schooler Haruka Suzumiya confesses her feelings to Takayuki Narumi, the boy she has long admired. Takayuki accepts, and they begin dating, with their close friends Mitsuki Hayase and Shinji Taira cheering them on. Life seems perfect for the group—until a devastating event occurs. One of them falls into a cruel fate, trapped in a coma. Three years later, that person finally awakens, but their return suddenly casts a shadow over the friendships, pushing everyone's loyalties and emotions to their breaking point.

Asahi's real life ended the moment she died while playing Union, a globally famous online RPG. Following her death, Union shut down, and the members of the Subaru guild went their separate ways. Six years later, Haruto logs into a revived version of Re'Union and encounters Asahi, who had died. Is it really her, or just an electronic ghost? The former team members reunite and enter the mysterious, deadly online game to uncover the truth.

One day, a group of classmates will carry out a charm after school in the evening—the Happy Sachiko charm. This paper doll ritual is intended to keep them bonded as friends forever, but performing it incorrectly will cause them to be pulled into a crumbling ghost version of Tenjin Elementary School, which was demolished years ago. Trapped until they can gather and perform the charm correctly, the students must unravel the mystery of the haunted school to survive. Before that doomed event, however, the friends lived normal lives. Corpse Party: Missing Footage offers a look into the students' daily routines on the day before they were thrown into a waking nightmare.

Episodes 14–16 of OreImo 2 which finish adapting the OreImo novels.

Three years into the conflict, Mahito Maki loses his mother in a tragic hospital fire. Soon after, his father marries Natsuko, the younger sister of Mahito's mother, and they relocate him from Tokyo to seek safety at his late mother's rural family estate. There, Mahito is persistently harassed by a peculiar gray heron that appears to have taken an interest in him. Unable to accept his loss and struggling to adapt to a new life in an unfamiliar setting, the boy is startled to learn that Natsuko is pregnant. Complicating matters further, the bothersome heron can talk—and insists that Mahito's mother is still alive. Luring him toward a mysterious tower near the property, the heron claims Mahito can rescue her from death, but the boy remains unconvinced. When Natsuko vanishes one day, however, Mahito sees her enter the tower and feels driven to follow her in order to save her. He soon finds himself plummeting into a world beneath his own, where life and death appear to be intertwined. As he traverses this foreign realm in search of Natsuko, Mahito must grasp the meaning of living if he hopes to return home safely.

During an ordinary day at school, Rikka Takanashi spots Makoto Isshiki covertly handing a flash drive to Yuuta Togashi. Intrigued, Rikka discusses the matter with her friends, who all suspect Yuuta is concealing something from her. They resolve to uncover the flash drive's contents by any method possible, only to find it contains photos of an idol Yuuta admired during his middle school days. Rikka takes this as a violation of their romantic agreement and insists Yuuta return the drive. Even after witnessing Yuuta hand back the flash drive, Rikka remains uneasy. That night, she sneaks into his room, discovering the drive hasn't been returned after all. As she browses its files, she panics and rushes to bed when Yuuta enters. To her horror, she realizes she accidentally crushed the flash drive by leaving it in an unsafe spot. Yuuta quickly notices and demands an apology, but Rikka also insists he apologize first, leaving both stubbornly refusing to back down. Can the couple resolve their conflict?

After the powerful kiss she shared with her familiar Tomoe, Nanami Momozono feels like nothing can bring her down. But her mood changes when she sees Tomoe receive a mysterious black box and claim that with it, he no longer needs her. Determined to discover what the box holds, Nanami comes up with the perfect distraction. When Nanami overhears her other familiar Mizuki suggesting that she might be too spoiled by Tomoe, she becomes set on proving her independence. On a trip with Tomoe to a hot spring hotel, Nanami learns about a stone that is said to grant couples eternal happiness if they touch it together. However, the long path to the stone proves overwhelming, especially since Nanami refuses to accept Tomoe's help.

Arata faces expulsion! His only chance to avoid it is to receive further instruction on the magic archives from each member of the Trinity Seven.

From childhood, Ryuuichi Naruhodou aspired to become a defense attorney who would protect the innocent when no one else would. But when the rookie lawyer finally takes on his first case under the guidance of his mentor Chihiro Ayasato, he discovers that the courtroom is a battlefield. In these fast-paced trials, Ryuuichi must think creatively to uncover the truth behind the crimes committed and prove his clients' innocence. Gyakuten Saiban: Sono "Shinjitsu", Igi Ari! follows Ryuuichi as he takes on cases to clear the falsely accused of the charges they face. It won't be easy—standing in his way is the ruthless prosecutor Reiji Mitsurugi, who will stop at nothing to secure guilty verdicts. With his back against the wall, the defense attorney must scrutinize both evidence and witness testimony, sifting through lies to solve the mystery behind each case. With a cry of "objection!" the courtroom battle begins!

High school student Sora Kashiwagi is used to receiving strange gifts from his father, who is traveling the world on an expedition. Unfortunately, these presents have always turned out to be terrifying. So when his dad sends him a large package from Egypt, Sora braces himself for the worst—only to find Mii-kun, a tiny, adorable mummy inside! Though he is cautious at first, Sora soon realizes that Mii-kun is harmless and is a fragile creature that craves affection. As they go through their everyday lives together, the unusual duo meets other people who own unique pets, and their own bond grows stronger. Even though taking care of a pet is challenging, Sora is determined to look after the lovable Mii-kun.

At the start of World War III, no one could have foreseen its impact on Japan. Though the war officially ended fifty years earlier in 2150, its conflicts still linger. Across the nation, vast, enigmatic zones called "Blackspots" emerged, littered with the contaminated remains of cities and rural areas. Those trapped inside were quarantined to prevent the spread of contamination, and their abilities began to transform—whether they became shapeshifters, pyromancers, or wielders of gravity itself—they all came to be known as the Needless. Adam Blade is one such Needless, endowed with extraordinary regenerative powers and immense strength. To bring peace to a devastated Japan, he and his allies must unite to fight against a sinister research organization named Simeon.

Picture this: you are going about your ordinary daily life—maybe hanging out with friends, enjoying a home-cooked meal with your family, or spending time with your significant other. Then, the next time you open your eyes, you find yourself thrown into a bizarre, unfamiliar world, stranded with five strangers on a boat that is rapidly sinking in the middle of a storm. For Natsu Iwashimizu, this is her new reality. Humanity has been wiped out, and the only remnants of Japan's population are five groups of men and women selected to be sent into the future in a desperate bid to ensure the continuation of the human race. While every other chosen individual possesses a practical skill—such as martial arts, specialized knowledge, or architectural expertise—Natsu is merely a timid high school girl who cannot even raise her voice to shout. This new world is perilous beyond imagination, and although Natsu appears to lack any useful abilities, she must press on with the others as they journey toward the "Seven Fuji" in order to survive.

After vanquishing the Demon Lord, the legendary hero Blade teeters on the edge of death. He manages to survive, but loses a large amount of his power. Being relieved of his overwhelming strength releases Blade from the burden of serving as humanity's savior. He decides to use his new free time to pursue a different goal: making friends. Blade enrolls at Rosewood Academy, a school that trains aspiring heroes into genuine champions of justice. He quickly settles in, forming bonds with his classmates and assisting them as they face the challenges and hardships of the journey to becoming heroes.

Negi Springfield is a ten-year-old wizard who only needs to pass one final exam to become a Master Wizard. His last test is an unusual one: he must work as an English teacher at an all-girls boarding school. Upon arriving, he accidentally humiliates a student named Asuna Kagurazaka and replaces her favorite teacher, making her resent him. Things get worse when Asuna discovers Negi's magical abilities and blackmails him into helping her. Despite their rocky start, the two are forced to collaborate on various challenges, from battling evil wizards to ensuring their class passes their final exams—all while navigating humor, magic, and budding romances.

Following the defeat of his father at the hands of a young Gokuu Son, Magenta seeks vengeance against Gokuu's family and allies. To revive the defunct Red Ribbon Army, Magenta enlists Dr. Hedo, the grandson of the infamous scientist Dr. Gero. Hedo creates a new line of superhero-themed androids to eliminate Gokuu after Magenta convinces him that Earth's mightiest heroes are actually extraterrestrial villains. While Gokuu and Vegeta train offworld, Piccolo mentors Pan, Gokuu's toddler granddaughter, in the same manner he once trained her father, Gohan Son. Gohan himself has abandoned his warrior past to focus on an academic career. Both Piccolo and Gohan must spring into action when their peaceful lives are disrupted by the arrival of Gamma 1-gou and Gamma 2-gou—Hedo's new android creations. Although the Gamma androids believe they are fighting for justice, a more sinister project brews beneath the Red Ribbon headquarters. Gohan and Piccolo take extreme measures to protect Pan and defend the planet from a new robotic threat.

Tetsuo Tosu never imagined that his daughter, Reika, would become a victim of domestic violence. Suspecting her yakuza boyfriend, Nobuto Matori, is the one responsible, Tetsuo decides to look into him and his crew. While searching for proof at Reika’s apartment, the father discovers that his daughter is not the first person to suffer at Nobuto’s hands—and that an even worse future is in store for her. When Nobuto catches him in the act, Tetsuo kills him in the struggle that follows. With help from his wife, Tetsuo conceals the body, fearing retaliation from the yakuza. Making matters worse for the Tosu family, Nobuto turns out to be the son of the crime syndicate’s boss. Now the prime suspects in Nobuto’s disappearance, Tetsuo and his wife must use every bit of their cunning to shield their daughter from the yakuza and their relentless investigation.

Twenty-six-year-old Hiroto Suwa, his wife Naho, and their former high school friends—Takako Chino, Azusa Murasaka, and Saku Hagita—gather at Mt. Koubou for a cherry blossom viewing. As they watch the sunset, they reflect on Kakeru Naruse, a friend who passed away a decade earlier. Still grieving, they decide to visit Kakeru's old residence, where his grandmother reveals the truth behind his death. Haunted by regret, Suwa and the group write letters to their sixteen-year-old selves in an attempt to find peace. Armed with the knowledge from his future self's letter, the teenage Suwa gains the opportunity to alter the course of events. What decisions will he make? What outcome will unfold in this rewritten timeline?

After school one day, first-year high school student Yomogi Asanaka discovers a starving man living under a bridge. The strange drifter introduces himself as Gauma and tells Yomogi that he is a "kaiju user," someone who deals with the kaiju—monsters that bring destruction to the city and its people. The next evening, Yomogi encounters Gauma again along with his classmate Yume Minami. At the same time, a kaiju appears in a crowded part of the city. Because Gauma lacks experience controlling the kaiju, he pulls a mysterious object from a glowing pouch, summoning a giant robot called Dynazenon. The mecha requires four people to operate, dragging Gauma, Yomogi, Minami, and Koyomi Yamanaka—an unemployed man wandering the streets—into its cockpit. Their encounter with the kaiju marks the start of their involvement with kaiju eugenicists—kaiju users who manipulate kaiju with malicious intent—and their struggle to unlock Dynazenon's full potential.

In an alternate version of a well-known reality, Yuki Nagata, a quiet girl who loves reading and gaming, serves as the president of North High School's Literary Club. Her only fellow members are the overly cautious Ryouko Asakura and the completely ordinary Kyon. Yuki cherishes the calm, peaceful moments they share, especially those spent with Kyon, for whom she harbors romantic feelings. Their circle expands with the frequent visits of Tsuruya and Mikuru Asahina, two friends with contrasting personalities who often drop by the club. One chilly December day, while walking back to her apartment, Yuki is persuaded by a girl claiming to be trying to capture Santa Claus to draw strange symbols on the ground. The girl introduces herself as Haruhi Suzumiya, an eccentric student from the prestigious Kouyouen Academy who is searching for aliens, time travelers, and espers. When Haruhi and her companion Itsuki Koizumi suddenly appear in the clubroom, they declare themselves official members, with Haruhi installing herself as the executive president. With the Literary Club's tranquil days now a thing of the past, Yuki and her friends are swept into a series of misadventures under Haruhi's leadership—each event drawing Yuki and Kyon closer together.

Strange structures known as Dungeons started appearing across the globe not long ago. Their origin and purpose remain a mystery, yet adventurers and armies from every nation quickly became fascinated by them. Thousands have ventured inside to explore, but none have ever returned. In a port town of Parthevia, a young boy is about to carve out his destiny. Sinbad is kind-hearted, strong, and filled with a thirst for adventure. After performing a good deed, he encounters Yunan, a mysterious wanderer whose carefree demeanor hides immense power. Yunan tells Sinbad to obtain the "power of a king" and reshape the world—by conquering a Dungeon. The eager boy accepts without hesitation, embarking on the grand journey he has always desired. Set fifteen years before the original series, Magi: Adventure of Sinbad follows Sinbad's early years as a Dungeon conqueror. Along the way, the aspiring adventurer and merchant must overcome numerous challenges, but with the power of a king, anything is achievable.

A side story set during the events of Kuro no Keiyakusha, this episode takes place within the timeline of Darker than Black. The Syndicate assigns Hei and his team a new mission. The target is the belongings of a deceased contractor, rumored to have been buried under a cherry tree. At the same time, Misaki Kirihara and her unit make arrangements to attend the Cherry Blossom festival.

The maid Lilith, hired to care for young Yuuri and manage his family's mansion, is deeply suspicious—she seems too perfect to be real. Every meal she prepares is delicious, the entire house gleams after her cleaning, and all the laundry has carried a pleasant fragrance since she took over. Adding to his doubts, her bewitchingly beautiful eyes only intensify Yuuri's suspicions. Could Lilith be a witch or a sorcerer? Yuuri cannot figure it out. Yet despite his unease, Yuuri must coexist with Lilith as he attempts to uncover the secret behind her supernatural allure.

In the world of Loveless, every person is born with cat ears and a tail, which vanish only if that individual engages in sexual intercourse. As a result, these features have become symbols of virginity and innocence. Combat is exclusively conducted by "fighting pairs" or couples, consisting of a Sacrifice, who absorbs damage, and a Fighter, who launches attacks. Ritsuka Aoyagi is a 12-year-old boy suffering from amnesia for reasons unknown. His brother was recently killed, and as if his life hasn't been difficult enough, on his first day at a new school, he is approached by a stranger named Agatsuma Soubi, who claims to have known his deceased brother. Ritsuka learns that Agatsuma and his brother were once a fighting pair, and that Agatsuma has now inherited Ritsuka in his brother's absence. Together, they seek the truth behind his brother's death and the organization called the "Seven Moons," which may be responsible. Meanwhile, Ritsuka and Agatsuma seem to be growing closer than they ever intended.

Two years had passed since Will left the City of the Dead, and he had turned seventeen. As a lord, he had built up "Torch Port, a river port of light," gradually bringing back the people's activities and smiles to the Beast Woods. Yet, out-of-season flowers were blooming in abundance, and an abnormality was detected in the forest. To solve this mystery, Will and his companions ventured deep into the woods, where they received an ominous prophecy from the forest king. "In the Iron Rust Mountains, the 'Fire of Black Calamity' will awaken. The fire will spread, or it will consume everything in this land." What is the calamity slumbering within the ruined dwarven city of Tetsusabi Sanmyaku...!?

At a remote hot springs inn, Yona and her companions take a break. While the boys bathe, Ki-ja appears troubled. Jae-ha seizes the chance to tease him, accidentally discovering a mark connected to the previous White Dragon—who also happens to be Ki-ja's father—leading Ki-ja to reflect on their strained relationship. In another time and place, Son Hak and the dragons joke around during a drinking competition. As they gradually fall asleep one by one, Zeno dreams of his past, where his powers and experiences, both as a person and as the Yellow Dragon, come to light.

Recap of episodes 1-13.

It has been just the two of them for as long as anyone can remember. "Kanojo" and her cat Daru have grown up together, inseparable. Now that she is a junior in college, her roommate Tomoka—who lived with her for a year and a half—moves out of their shared apartment. To keep her living space, Kanojo has to find a job. Day after day, Daru observes her ongoing efforts from a cat's perspective, eagerly waiting for his owner to come home. When she returns, once again, it is just she and her cat. She and Her Cat: Everything Flows is a charming short series about the connection between a pet and his owner.

After being compelled to reveal his magical abilities publicly, Polka Shinoyama's life is thrown into chaos. His fortune-telling business draws the interest of multiple individuals determined to expose his secret identity as the reincarnated Corpse God, a necromancer from another realm. Matters worsen when Polka and his allies are falsely accused of murdering an employee of their guardian. When fellow group member Takumi Kuruya is kidnapped by his former boss, Kuon Higuro, Polka dispatches his most trusted companion, Misaki Sakimiya, to rescue their friend. The recent incidents entangling the group prove to be connected, forcing Polka to exercise extreme caution if he hopes to survive this treacherous web of dangers.

Within the prestigious walls of Hanzo Academy, a chosen few secretly train to become ninjas belonging to an elite group called the Shinobi Masters. Determined to follow in her grandfather's path, the hopeful Asuka undertakes this rigorous training alongside her unique circle of friends: Ikaruga, Katsuragi, Yagyuu, and Hibari. They tirelessly study the hidden ninja arts, sharpening their abilities with the goal of one day becoming fully-fledged kunoichi. Senran Kagura follows these girls as they bravely fight against a mysterious new threat that terrorizes Hanzo Academy. Clad in tight outfits, they must demonstrate their worth and defend the academy from its enemies before it is too late.

The Z Fighters come across a music box that cannot be opened and are instructed to use the Dragon Balls to unlock it. Inside, they find a warrior named Tapion, who had sealed himself away together with a monster known as Hildegarn. Now, Goku must master a new technique in order to vanquish the wicked creature.

Takumi Tsuzuki is a free-of-charge student at Umenomori Private Academy, alongside his childhood friend Fumino Serizawa, whose words always contradict her true feelings. At school, he spends much of his time dodging Chise Umenomori, the board chairman's pampered granddaughter, who constantly drags him into her quirky hobbies. After classes, he heads to the "Stray Cats" confectionery, a cake shop run by his adoptive older sister, Otome Tsuzuki, and works until bedtime. That is Takumi's usual daily routine. Mayoi Neko Overrun picks up with another seemingly ordinary day for Takumi. With his sister away from the shop—having gone off to rescue someone else in need—Fumino takes it upon herself to wake him up so they won't be late for their usual walk to school, inadvertently giving him a glimpse of her blue-and-white striped panties. A nice way to start the morning. When Otome returns home, she brings along a girl named Nozomi Kiriya, whose hair and mannerisms strongly resemble a large cat. It turns out she is a runaway whom Otome cannot help but take in. Takumi's ordinary days erupt into splendid chaos as he tries to uncover who this mysterious beauty is and what she is fleeing from.

A decade ago, Princess Krystal Novaty "Hime" Nokanatika fled from another world to escape assassination attempts by a malevolent force. Arriving in modern-day Japan, she met Haruto Satou. She made him promise to forget what he saw, and they became friends. Now returning to the Nokanatika Kingdom to assume her royal duties, Hime says goodbye to Haruto. But when he suddenly recalls their first encounter, he rushes to the spot where she first appeared and steps through a dimensional portal to find her. His sudden appearance interrupts Hime's wedding ceremony to Prince Marmarugias Gisaras. The event is violently disrupted when an abyss monster attacks, threatening Hime's life. Acting on instinct, Hime exchanges rings with Haruto, granting her new husband light-based powers that allow him to defeat the creature. Now known as the Ring King, Haruto must marry four other princesses to gain additional magical abilities and stand a chance in his battle against the world's enemy: the Abyss King.

Short anime specials included in the One Punch Man 2nd Season BD & DVD.

Following her earlier successes, Leila Malcal has been elevated to Lieutenant Colonel and placed in command of W-0. After thwarting an abduction attempt on the European army's General, she enlists the three would-be kidnappers to fill W-0's shortage of pilots. Ayano Kosaka, Yukiya Naruse, and their leader Ryou Sayama accept the offer, seeking a sense of belonging. When the unit receives orders for a commando raid involving a drop into enemy territory, Leila chooses to accompany them to minimize needless bloodshed. As the squad charges into battle, Akito is overtaken by an uncontrollable urge for violence, cutting down anyone in his path. Unbeknownst to him, he is about to confront the one who inflicted this bloodthirsty curse upon him—someone he knows all too well.

Nekoma High School’s volleyball team gains a new recruit: Lev Haiba, who is half-Japanese and half-Russian. Although the self-proclaimed ace has the advantage of great height, he lacks fundamental volleyball skills, which makes things difficult for the team’s setter, Kenma Kozume, when paired with him. To everyone’s surprise, Nekoma’s coach decides to have Lev participate in the practice match against Kunihira Senior High School, leaving Kenma with no choice but to work with the tall player. Can Kenma overcome this new obstacle?

The narrative begins with a confrontation between two opposing heroes, ZET and ALPHAS, before delving into their backstories—Jin Kanzaki, a youth possessing the power to become the superhuman entity called ZET, and Kouga Amagi, a young man driven by a powerful sense of justice who employs technology to battle as ALPHAS. The destinies of these two individuals and the people connected to them become intertwined as they struggle to safeguard humanity and eliminate monstrous horrors referred to as Players.

Sasha gets a new partner in Hana as his Maria. To locate a Qwaser-related artifact called the Magdalena of Thunder that has appeared in a student at an all-girls academy, they infiltrate the school, forcing Sasha to crossdress. However, others are also competing to find it.

After his defeat by Goku, Broly crash-lands on Earth and enters hibernation. Some time later, he is awakened by Trunks and Goten. Mistaking one of them for Kakarott, Broly goes on a destructive rampage, intent on killing both boys. At the same time, Gohan sets out alone to face the Legendary Super Saiyan.

Aspiring light novelist Yuu Nagami keeps entering writing contests but has never won a single one. Despite his repeated failures, he stays determined to hone his craft and become a better writer. After checking the winners list from his latest competition, he sees that someone named Chikai Towano swept the event. He soon learns that behind that pen name is his sister Suzuka—the last person he ever expected to be an author. Suzuka cannot let anyone know she is Chikai Towano, so she asks her brother to act as her stand‑in. Yuu agrees on one condition: he will keep pretending to be Chikai Towano for his sister until he can publish a book of his own. Until that day comes, Yuu uses his new alias as a chance to enhance his writing abilities and meets fellow authors and new acquaintances along the way.