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Tatsuo Kusakabe moves himself and his two daughters, Satsuki and Mei, to the countryside in 1950s Japan so they can be near their mother, who is in the hospital with a long-term illness. As the girls adapt to rural living, Mei one day spots a small, rabbit-like creature in the garden. She follows it into the woods and discovers Totoro—a huge, magical forest spirit—and quickly becomes friends with him. Soon after, Satsuki also encounters Totoro, and the two sisters suddenly experience a world full of enchanting nature adventures and wondrous woodland beings.

The Volunteer Service Club has become a regular fixture at the school, handling an increasing number of student requests for help with their personal problems. Yet, the members frequently find themselves at odds over how to approach these challenges. Hachiman Hikigaya’s proposed solutions often conflict with Yukino Yukinoshita’s, causing tension and straining their working relationship. In spite of these disagreements, the three club members keep striving to find a middle ground. As they continue their efforts, they might eventually reach a point where they uncover something truly authentic.

Edo once thrived on the spirit and ambition of samurai from all over the country. But after feudal Japan surrendered to powerful alien invaders called the "Amanto," those dreams seem out of reach. The once-influential shogunate has been rebuilt as a puppet government, and a new law quickly bans all swords in public. Enter Gintoki Sakata, a quirky silver-haired man who always carries a wooden sword and still lives as a samurai despite the ban. As the founder of Yorozuya, a small business that takes on odd jobs, Gintoki often sets out to help others—though usually in bizarre and unpredictable ways. With the help of Shinpachi Shimura, a glasses-wearing boy supposedly learning the samurai path; Kagura, a tomboyish girl with superhuman strength and a bottomless stomach; and Sadaharu, their giant pet dog who loves biting people's heads, the Yorozuya encounter everything from alien royalty to clashes with local gangs in the ever-changing world of Edo.

By the beginning of the 21st century, magic—once dismissed as myth and legend—has been transformed into a structured technology and taught as a technical discipline. At First High School, an institution for magicians, students are divided into two groups based on their entrance exam scores: "Blooms" are those who earn high marks and are placed in the First Course, while "Weeds" are reserve students assigned to the Second Course. Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei follows the siblings Tatsuya and Miyuki Shiba, who enroll at First High School. After taking the exam, the gifted Miyuki is placed in the First Course, whereas Tatsuya ends up in the Second Course. Despite his low practical test scores and his status as a "Weed" suggesting magical incompetence, Tatsuya possesses remarkable technical knowledge, strong physical combat skills, and unique magical abilities—making him the irregular at a magical high school.

Ten years ago, the first gates appeared around the world—portals connecting to other dimensions filled with monsters resistant to normal weapons. At the same time, some humans gained superhuman abilities and became known as hunters. These hunters are tasked with entering gates and clearing the dungeons inside, with many forming guilds to make a living. Sung Jin-Woo is an E-rank hunter, often called the weakest hunter of all mankind. While exploring what was supposed to be a safe dungeon, Jin-Woo and his party discover an unusual tunnel leading further in. Tempted by possible treasure, they continue onward, only to face unimaginable horrors. Jin-Woo miraculously survives the ordeal and soon realizes he now has access to a mysterious interface that only he can see. This system offers him the power he has always wanted—but nothing is without a cost.

The Soul Translator is a cutting-edge full-dive interface that interacts directly with a user's Fluctlight—the technological counterpart of a human soul—marking a fundamental departure from conventional brain-signal methods. The private institute Rath seeks to perfect this technology with the help of Sword Art Online survivor Kazuto Kirigaya, who works there part-time to test the system's capabilities within the Underworld, a fantasy realm generated by the Soul Translator. Under a confidentiality agreement, any memories formed in the virtual world are erased upon returning to reality, leaving Kazuto with only a vague recollection of a single name—Alice—which stirs a feeling of unease when mentioned in the real world. One evening, while escorting Asuna Yuuki home, Kazuto encounters a familiar enemy. He is gravely wounded in the ensuing struggle and loses consciousness. Upon awakening, he finds himself fully immersed in the Underworld with no apparent way out. He embarks on a journey, searching for a means to return to the physical world once more.

Considered a hopeless case by everyone around him, 27-year-old Arata Kaizaki drifts through various jobs after leaving his first company. His mundane life changes dramatically when he meets Ryou Yoake from the ReLife Research Institute, who offers him a chance to improve his life with a mysterious pill. Without hesitation, Arata takes it and wakes up the next day to find his appearance has turned back to that of a 17-year-old. Arata soon discovers he is part of a unique experiment and must attend high school as a transfer student for one year. Initially thinking his adult experience will make it easy, Arata is proven wrong on his first day: he fails all his tests, is out of shape, and can't adapt to the new school rules that have appeared over the past decade. To make matters worse, Ryou is assigned to observe him, causing constant frustration. ReLIFE follows Arata's struggle to adapt to his chaotic new life and avoid repeating past mistakes, while gradually learning more about his classmates.

Gokuu Son is a young boy living alone in the woods—until a girl named Bulma stumbles upon him while searching for a set of magical objects known as the "Dragon Balls." Since these artifacts are said to grant a single wish to anyone who collects all seven, Bulma hopes to gather them and wish for the perfect boyfriend. Gokuu happens to have a dragon ball, but he refuses to give it up, so Bulma strikes a deal: he can join her on her quest if he allows her to borrow the dragon ball's power. With that, the two embark on a journey of a lifetime. They don't travel alone. Along the way, they meet the old Muten-Roshi and his aspiring disciple Kuririn, with whom Gokuu trains to become a stronger martial artist for the upcoming World Martial Arts Tournament. However, not everything is fun and games; the ability to make any wish come true is a powerful one, and there are others who would do far worse than just wishing for a boyfriend. To stop those who would misuse the legendary power, they train to become stronger fighters, using their newfound strength to help the people they encounter along the way.

After a tragic accident, Banri Tada loses all memories of his past and his hometown. After forming a friendship with Mitsuo Yanagisawa, he decides to move forward and start fresh at law school in Tokyo. Just as he's beginning to settle into college life, the stunning Kouko Kaga makes a dramatic entrance into Banri's world, and their unexpected encounter sets the stage for an unforgettable year. Getting a taste of college life, Banri realizes he's entered a new place and a new world—one where he can be reborn, make new friends, experience love, stumble, and grow. As he starts uncovering who he used to be, the path he's chosen leads him toward a brilliantly bright future he'll never want to leave behind.

Now that Anya Forger has been admitted to the prestigious Eden Academy, Operation Strix moves into its next stage. To get close to Ostanian politician Donovan Desmond, Anya must either become friends with his son Damian or earn eight Stella Stars to qualify as an Imperial Scholar. Luckily, Anya has already secured her first star. To celebrate, her adoptive father Loid agrees to grant her wish of adopting a dog. While searching for a canine companion, Loid receives fresh instructions from his handlers. They have discovered that a group of Berlint University students is plotting to assassinate Westalis' Minister Brantz using bombs attached to trained dogs. As Loid works to thwart their scheme, Anya stumbles upon the terrorists' hideout. There, she befriends a gentle, clairvoyant dog whom the family later names Bond. Though each Forger continues to keep their true identities hidden, the family—now joined by a fluffy new member—sticks together through all the strange challenges that come their way.

Ainz Ooal Gown, the undead sorcerer once known as Momonga, has come to terms with his existence in this unfamiliar world. Though it resembles his beloved virtual reality game Yggdrasil, many secrets remain for him to unravel by leveraging his authority as master of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. However, following the catastrophic mental manipulation of one of his servants, Ainz has grown cautious about the looming threats posed by the Slane Theocracy and the potential presence of other former Yggdrasil players. Meanwhile, Albedo, Demiurge, and the rest of Ainz's devoted guardians begin their preparations for Nazarick's next major endeavor: its first war. Overlord II resumes directly after its predecessor, carrying on the tale of Ainz Ooal Gown, his diverse assembly of human-detesting guardians, and the numerous unfortunate humans impacted by the Overlord's emergence.

Tokyo is plagued by incessant rain showers that disrupt the daily rhythm of its inhabitants. Into this seemingly endless downpour steps Hodaka Morishima, a runaway high school student struggling to survive on his own. He finds work at a small publishing company. Meanwhile, the orphaned Hina Amano searches for a job to support herself and her younger brother. Their paths cross when Hodaka rescues Hina from suspicious men, and they decide to flee together. Soon after, Hodaka learns that Hina possesses a strange but incredible gift: she can summon clear skies by praying. Recognizing Tokyo's unusual weather, Hodaka sees a chance to use this ability. He proposes that Hina become a "sunshine girl"—someone who brings sunlight to people in their moments of need. At first, things improve for them. But everyone knows that such power comes with a heavy price.

A new school year always brings plenty of new experiences, and one of them is choosing a club to join. Unsure of which one to pick, Yui Hirasawa comes across the Light Music Club and applies, mistakenly thinking it involves playing simple instruments like castanets. Since she can't play any instrument, she decides to visit the club to apologize and withdraw. Meanwhile, the Light Music Club is at risk of being disbanded because they don't have enough members. This leads the current club members to try anything—offering food or letting her slack off during club time—to convince Yui to stay. Despite their efforts, Yui insists on leaving because she has no musical experience. As a last resort, they perform a piece for her, which ignites a passionate fire in Yui and finally persuades her to join the club. From then on, it's mostly just goofing around with occasional practice. The members of the Light Music Club are ready to make their time together a fun and memorable one!

After the mysterious mana calamity, Rudeus Greyrat and his fierce student Eris Boreas Greyrat are transported to the Demon Continent. There, they join forces with their new ally Ruijerd Supardia—the former leader of the Superd's Warrior group—to create "Dead End," a successful adventurer party. Gaining a reputation, the three travel across the continent in hopes of returning home to Fittoa. Acting on guidance from the faceless deity Hitogami, Rudeus rescues Kishirika Kishirisu, the Great Emperor of the Demon World, who thanks him by granting a peculiar ability. As Rudeus learns to control this potent power that opens up various possibilities, it may turn out to be more than he anticipated when unforeseen perils threaten to obstruct their journey.

A Magi is a sorcerer whose magical aptitude is so vast that they are believed to have the power to shape the world. Wielding this great influence, each Magi selects a worthy individual to become a king, aiding them in conquering strange labyrinths known as "Dungeons" and obtaining the power of mythical djinns within. Above all, the Magi oversees their chosen representative as they build a kingdom that may one day bring the world to its knees. Aladdin is a young Magi wandering the world in search of his true identity. However, his journey is not solitary, as he is accompanied by his friend and mentor Ugo—a djinn he summons using his flute. During his travels, Aladdin also befriends Alibaba Saluja and guides him to a nearby Dungeon. With this new bond, they embark on an epic adventure across the globe, witnessing various anomalies that appear more frequent than ever.

The aloof protagonist is a bookworm who remains deeply detached from the world around him. He has no interest in others and is firmly convinced that no one has any interest in him either. His story begins when he stumbles upon a handwritten book titled *Living with Dying*. He soon identifies it as a secret diary belonging to his popular, bubbly classmate Sakura Yamauchi. She then confides in him about the pancreatic disease she is suffering from and that her remaining time is limited. Only her family knows about her terminal illness; not even her best friends are aware. Despite this revelation, he shows zero sympathy for her plight, but caught in the waves of Sakura's persistent buoyancy, he eventually agrees to accompany her for her remaining days. As the pair of polar opposites interact, their connection strengthens, interweaving through the choices they make with each passing day. Her apparent nonchalance and unpredictability disrupt the protagonist's impassive flow of life, gradually opening his heart as he discovers and embraces the true meaning of living.

The Demon Slayer Corps has guarded the secret location of the Swordsmith Village for centuries. As the home of the finest forgers, this settlement equips Demon Slayers with top-tier weapons necessary to combat nocturnal fiends and protect humanity. When Tanjirou Kamado’s blade is chipped and rendered useless, he travels to the village with his beloved sister, Nezuko, to obtain a replacement. Simultaneously, the demise of an Upper Rank Demon disrupts the tranquility of the demon realm. As Tanjirou meets Mist Hashira Muichirou Tokitou and Love Hashira Mitsuri Kanroji, terrifying powers emerge from the shadows, endangering the Demon Slayers’ primary line of defense.

Thirty years ago, a massive "spatial quake," a phenomenon involving space vibrations of unknown origin, devastated the Eurasian continent and claimed over 150 million lives. Since then, these quakes have continued to occur worldwide, though on a smaller scale. Shidou Itsuka is an ordinary high school student living with his younger sister, Kotori. When an impending spatial quake threatens Tengu City, he rushes to save her but gets caught in the eruption. At the quake's epicenter, he finds a mysterious girl who is identified as a "Spirit," a supernatural being whose appearance triggers such quakes. Soon, he is caught in a battle between the girl and the Anti-Spirit Team, a ruthless task force dedicated to eliminating Spirits. Yet there is a third group that believes in saving the Spirits: "Ratatoskr," which, surprisingly, is commanded by Shidou's little sister! After the clash, Kotori forcibly enlists Shidou and offers him an alternative approach to handling the danger Spirits pose—make them fall in love with him. Now, the world's fate depends on his dating skills as he sets out to charm the Spirits.

Taking a hiatus from his teaching duties, the formidable slime Rimuru Tempest heads back to his eponymous kingdom, Tempest, to initiate talks with the neighboring Kingdom of Eurazania. Although the diplomatic discussions are fraught with tension, they conclude successfully, enabling Rimuru to resume his lessons. However, when he attempts to return to Tempest permanently, he is intercepted by an enigmatic figure capable of suppressing his vast magical powers. Meanwhile, in Tempest, a group of unidentified humans launches a deadly assault on both prominent and ordinary citizens, acting with the clear intent to kill. Can Rimuru defeat this formidable and hazardous enemy and reach Tempest before it is too late?

The elite student council of Shuchiin Academy carries on their daily battle of wits. President Miyuki Shirogane and Vice President Kaguya Shinomiya engage in a relentless contest to force the other into confessing their romantic feelings. While Kaguya grapples with the oppressive expectations of her wealthy family, she gradually sheds her cold exterior to grow closer to Shirogane and her peers. Simultaneously, treasurer Yuu Ishigami deals with his unrequited affection for Tsubame Koyasu, a popular senior whose attention boosts his self-esteem. The newest council member, Miko Iino, begins to connect with the rule-breaking Ishigami as she challenges her own rigid moral principles. As romance flourishes at the academy, the council pulls their outsider friends into ever more humorous situations.

After a business trip to Thailand ends in disaster, salaryman Rokurou Okajima is taken hostage by the Lagoon Company, a group of ruthless pirate mercenaries. When his corporate bosses refuse to pay the ransom, Rokurou makes the shocking decision to defect and join the crew that captured him. He must now survive in Roanapur, a lawless city rife with corruption and crime, where a single mistake can be fatal. In this environment, he clashes frequently with Revy, a volatile and heavily armed member of the team. As he tries to leave his old life behind, Rokurou faces high-stakes dangers and moral dilemmas, striving to maintain his humanity while adapting to the brutal reality of his new existence.

After oversleeping through all four alarms, the energetic Narumi Momose hurries to her new job on her first day, determined to keep her coworkers from discovering her hidden passion for anime and manga as an otaku and fujoshi. Her plan immediately falls apart when she encounters Hirotaka Nifuji, a former middle school classmate. Although she attempts to maintain her secret by suggesting they grab drinks after work, her cover is blown when he casually inquires if she'll attend the upcoming Summer Comiket. Fortunately, the only ones who overhear—Hanako Koyanagi and Tarou Kabakura—are fellow otaku. That evening, the two catch up over drinks. After Narumi laments that her previous boyfriend dumped her for being a fujoshi, Hirotaka proposes she try dating another otaku—namely, himself. He vows to always support her, be there for her, and help her farm for rare drops in Monster Hunter. Overwhelmed by the offer, Narumi agrees, and the two otaku embark on their adorably awkward romance.

Hachimitsu Private Academy, a prestigious boarding institution on the outskirts of Tokyo known for its rigorous standards, faces a drastic shift when its historic all-girls policy is abolished to admit male students. At the beginning of the new semester, only five young men—Kiyoshi, Gakuto, Shingo, Andre, and Jo—are accepted, resulting in an overwhelming ratio of two hundred girls to every single boy. Struggling to integrate, the inexperienced boys abandon their attempts at normal social interaction and instead fixate on the perilous goal of spying on the female students in the baths. Their scheme is swiftly crushed by the notorious Underground Student Council, leading to their immediate imprisonment within the school grounds for a month. This marks the start of their brutal existence in Prison School, a harrowing ordeal that challenges both their friendships and their twisted sense of camaraderie.

Kazuya Kinoshita is a 20-year-old college student who is dating the bright and cheerful Mami Nanami, a wonderful girlfriend. But suddenly, without warning, Mami breaks up with him, leaving him utterly heartbroken and lonely. Trying to ease the pain, he hires a rental girlfriend through an online app. His date is Chizuru Mizuhara, whose unparalleled beauty and cute demeanor win over Kazuya's affection. However, after reading about other customers' similar experiences with Chizuru, Kazuya becomes convinced that her warm smile and caring personality were just an act meant to toy with his heart, so he gives her a low rating. Angered, Chizuru lashes out at him for his shameless hypocrisy, revealing her true blunt and fiery nature. This one-sided argument is cut short when Kazuya learns that his grandmother has collapsed. They rush to the hospital and find that Kazuya's grandmother is already in good condition. Baffled by Chizuru's presence, she asks who this girl is. On impulse, Kazuya instantly declares that they are lovers, forcing Chizuru to play along. But with Kazuya still hung up on his past relationship with Mami, how long can this difficult client and reluctant rental girlfriend keep up the charade?

After Natsu Dragneel and Gajeel Redfox's surprising win against Sting Eucliffe and Rogue Cheney of the Sabertooth guild, the Grand Magic Games heads toward its finale. This triumph brings Fairy Tail closer to being named overall champions, but victory is not their only concern. A hooded figure and the mysterious Eclipse Gate remain unexplained, raising more questions than answers. The guild's wild antics and joyful chaos continue nonstop as new insane adventures await. Their biggest challenge is drawing near, but bonded as a family, Fairy Tail will always be prepared to confront any danger that arises.

Following a stern but persuasive address from Otto Suwen, Subaru Natsuki solemnly vows to survive this timeline and rescue everyone possible. His initial objective involves helping Emilia confront her history, a task that proves far more challenging than anticipated. Believed to have been deceived by those surrounding her, Emilia struggles to place her trust in anyone, including Subaru, who considers himself her knight. This season concludes Subaru’s journey within the Sanctuary, highlighting his resilience and refusal to abandon hope for the people he aims to save.

Sawako Kuronuma is unfairly labeled as Sadako due to her resemblance to the horror icon from The Ring, leading classmates to fear her as malevolent despite her genuinely gentle and shy disposition. Desiring normal friendships, she is instinctively attracted to Shouta Kazehaya, the most popular boy in school, whose cheerful and sociable nature she deeply admires. After Kazehaya invites her to join a courage test, Sawako sees a chance to bond with peers like Ayane Yano and Chizuru Yoshida. As she navigates these new experiences, she feels that Kazehaya has improved her life, unaware that her own presence has similarly transformed him.

Fuutarou Uesugi is a top-tier high school student, but his life is far from easy. His aloof demeanor and tendency to keep to himself have left him without friends, and his father's heavy debts force the family to struggle just to get by. One day during lunch, Uesugi gets into an argument with a female transfer student who takes "his seat," creating mutual dislike between them. Later that same day, he receives a golden chance to wipe out his family's debt: a private tutoring job for a wealthy family's daughter, paying five times the usual rate. He accepts the offer, only to be horrified when he learns the client, Itsuki Nakano, is the very girl he clashed with earlier. After failing to mend fences with Itsuki, Uesugi realizes his troubles are just beginning: Itsuki is actually one of quintuplets. In addition to her, he must also tutor her sisters—Miku, Yotsuba, Nino, and Ichika—who, despite being in real danger of failing their classes, want nothing to do with a tutor. But with his family's survival on the line, Uesugi presses on, determined to overcome the sisters' hatred for studying and successfully guide them to graduation.

A tower exists that summons selected individuals, referred to as Regulars, with the promise of fulfilling their deepest desires. Whether those desires are wealth, fame, power, or something beyond all of that—everything awaits those who reach its summit. Twenty-Fifth Bam had spent his entire life knowing only a dark cave, a ragged cloth, and a distant, unreachable light. Then a girl named Rachel appeared to him through that light, and his whole world changed. They became close friends, and Rachel taught him many things about the world outside. But when she told him she had to leave to climb the Tower, his world fell apart. Vowing to pursue her no matter the cost, he fixed his gaze upon the Tower—and a miracle took place. This is how the journey of Bam begins: a boy not chosen by the Tower, but who opened its doors on his own. Such beings are called Irregulars—entities that have shaken the very foundations of the Tower every time they have entered it.

In the futuristic Californian metropolis of Night City, dreams are destined to perish. David Martinez, a teenager residing in the slums, strives to realize his mother’s lifelong ambition for him to ascend the ranks of Arasaka, the globe’s premier security corporation. To achieve this, he attends the elite Arasaka Academy while his mother works tirelessly to sustain their family. When a confrontation with a street gang ruins his life, David discovers Sandevistan cyberware, a prosthetic that bestows superhuman speed upon its user. Driven by rage, David implants the device in his back and uses it to take revenge on one of his abusers. This act leads to his expulsion from the academy, crushing his hopes of ever making his mother proud. After observing David’s new abilities, the alluring data thief Lucyna "Lucy" Kushinada proposes a partnership, offering him a path to salvation. However, associating with Lucy exposes David to the realm of Edgerunners—cyborg criminals willing to violate any law for profit. Edgerunners frequently die, either through their cyberware or mental breakdown, but in his struggle for survival within a corrupt system, David is prepared to gamble everything.

In the entertainment industry, stars often present distorted versions of themselves to hide their real struggles behind a facade of lies. Fans embrace these illusions, offering unwavering devotion until the truth shatters. Sixteen-year-old idol Ai Hoshino from the group B Komachi has the world enthralled, but when she announces a hiatus for health reasons, fans grow anxious. Gorou Amemiya, a gynecologist and devoted fan, supports her from his rural clinic, hoping to meet her. His dream is realized when Ai arrives at his hospital, not ill, but expecting twins. As he pledges to ensure a safe delivery, Gorou wonders if this meeting will permanently alter his connection to the idol.

Following their decisive triumph against Shiratorizawa Academy, the Karasuno High School volleyball squad secures their long-deserved spot in the national championships. As training intensifies, star setter Tobio Kageyama receives an invitation to the All-Japan Youth Training Camp to compete alongside other elite national talents. At the same time, Kei Tsukishima is selected for a specialized rookie camp for first-year players held in Miyagi Prefecture. Without any invitations of his own, an enthusiastic Shouyou Hinata feels a sense of abandonment. Yet, Hinata refuses to give up. Channeling his disappointment into drive, he takes the bold step of sneaking into the same rookie camp as Tsukishima. Although he only manages to secure a position as a ball boy, Hinata views this as a prime chance for growth. He starts to deeply reflect on his own abilities while studying the wealth of information unfolding on the court, figuring out how to utilize it effectively. With the highly anticipated national tournament drawing near, the Karasuno volleyball team works hard to address their vulnerabilities and polish their techniques, all with the ultimate goal of reaching the pinnacle!

Tanya Degurechaff is a young soldier known for her predatory ruthlessness and exceptional tactical skill, earning her the moniker "Devil of the Rhine." Beneath her innocent exterior lies the soul of a man who challenged Being X, a self-proclaimed deity, to a contest of intellect, resulting in his reincarnation as a little girl in a world defined by magical warfare. Driven by a desire to defy fate, Tanya strives to climb the military hierarchy as her nation descends into global conflict, viewing Being X as the primary obstacle to achieving the peaceful life she previously enjoyed. However, her keen judgment and aggressive combat tactics have an unforeseen consequence: they drive the Empire to become one of the most powerful empires in human history.

Following the death of a close friend, Shinji Ikari falls into an emotional coma. Because his son is mentally incapable of piloting Evangelion Unit-01, Gendou Ikari’s NERV engages in a race against the shadow organization SEELE to execute their respective ultimate plans first. SEELE intends to create a godlike entity by merging their souls into an Evangelion unit, whereas Gendou aims to revert all of humanity into a single primordial form so he can reunite with Yui, his late wife. SEELE deploys its military to launch a deadly assault on NERV headquarters. As SEELE’s troops massacre NERV scientists and security staff, Asuka Langley Souryuu pilots Evangelion Unit-02 in a final, desperate defense against SEELE’s most powerful weapons. The conflict intensifies while a despondent Shinji hides deep inside NERV. With the world’s fate in Shinji’s hands, Captain Misato Katsuragi searches for the teenager as society collapses around them.

During Tootsuki Academy’s annual Moon Festival, a high-stakes culinary event where students vie for maximum profit by selling their dishes, Souma Yukihira sees a chance to finally challenge the Elite Ten, the ruling council. Yet, this festival marks just the start of Souma’s conflict with the Elite Ten, as a sinister scheme unfolds that offers him the ultimate test while simultaneously threatening to destabilize the entire academy.

In this world, only a handful of humans can manifest their souls into formidable weapons. These individuals, called Blazers, undergo training at the prestigious Hagun Academy to become Mage-Knights. Among the student body is the so-called failure Ikki Kurogane, the sole F-ranked Blazer. But when the academy's worst student accidentally sees Stella Vermillion—an A-ranked Blazer who is also a princess—in the nude, she challenges him to a duel with severe stakes: the loser becomes the winner's slave. There's no way Stella could possibly lose, right? As he strives to demonstrate his strength to a world that considers him the weakest, Ikki acquires new friends, insight, and experience.

After failing his university entrance exams, eighteen-year-old Tsukasa Mizugaki secures employment at the Sion Artificial Intelligence Corporation by leveraging personal connections. This organization manufactures Giftias, sophisticated androids nearly indistinguishable from humans, though they possess a limited lifespan of 81,920 hours, roughly nine years and four months. Tsukasa is assigned to Terminal Service One, a unit tasked with retrieving Giftias that have reached their expiration date to prevent them from losing their memories and turning hostile. Shortly after starting, he is paired with Isla, a stunningly beautiful Giftia and a veteran of the Terminal Service. Despite her small stature and calm demeanor, she is regarded as the top expert in Giftia retrievals. As their time together draws to a close, Tsukasa must confront his growing affection for Isla, realizing that no matter one's wishes, nothing endures forever.

Creatures of darkness and evil roam the night, devouring any humans unfortunate enough to fall into their grasp. Standing against these supernatural threats to humanity is Hellsing, an organization dedicated to their destruction. The group is led by Integra Fairbrook Wingates Hellsing, who commands a formidable military force and dedicates her life to combating the undead. Yet, Integra’s vast army is overshadowed by her ultimate weapon: the vampire Alucard, who serves as an exterminator for Hellsing against his own kind. Alongside his new vampire servant, Seras Victoria, Alucard must fight not only monsters but anyone who opposes Hellsing, regardless of whether they appear good or evil. In the struggle for humanity’s survival, Hellsing Ultimate demonstrates that appearances can be deceiving, and the greatest weapon may take the form of one’s worst nightmare.

Fifteen-year-old Chise Hatori, having been abandoned in her youth and mocked by others for her strange ways, was sold at auction for five million pounds to a tall, masked stranger. Desperate for a home, she eagerly accepted her fate. While being led away in chains, she overhears robed figures whispering that their new owner has acquired a rare Sleigh Beggy. The stranger, who reveals himself to be the magus Elias Ainsworth, uses teleportation magic to transport them to his charming countryside cottage in England. There, Chise encounters fairies and other magical creatures, officially beginning her life as the apprentice and designated bride of the ancient magus.

Hitohito Tadano arrives at high school determined to remain inconspicuous and avoid any drama. His plan collapses immediately when he sits next to Shouko Komi, the school’s most admired student. This act makes Tadano a target for classmates eager to displace him and take her seat. Komi appears flawless and is widely beloved, yet she secretly suffers from severe social anxiety and a communication disorder that isolates her from her peers. When left alone in the classroom, circumstances compel Komi to communicate with Tadano by writing on the blackboard. Recognizing her struggle for the first time, Tadano responds, learning that her ambition is to make one hundred friends. He offers his assistance, effectively becoming her first true friend.

Futaba Yoshioka deliberately hides her feminine traits, acting as though she wants to drive away any potential admirers. After being shunned by her female classmates in middle school for being too popular with boys, she now goes out of her way to avoid a repeat in high school by being loud and clumsy. Among Futaba’s bitter memories, however, are the precious times she shared with the boy she liked, Kou Tanaka. That sweet chapter ended abruptly when he stopped coming to school and never returned. When Futaba learns that Kou is back—now with a different surname—she feels the familiar flutter in her chest. But Kou Mabuchi is no longer the warm boy she remembers from middle school; he is taller, more charismatic, and distant—making him much harder to approach. Futaba believes that if she reverts to her old self, Kou will start to notice her again. But is she ready to give up her stable, uneventful life and risk losing the friends she has made?

Takaki Toono and Akari Shinohara share a deep childhood bond, but forces outside their control drive them apart. They vow to keep in touch, yet as time steadily increases the physical and emotional gap between them, the collection of memories they hold onto remains constant. This romantic drama explores the painful, everyday realities of long-distance relationships. Unable to move forward and stuck in the past, Takaki and Akari hold on to the hope of reuniting, living their days with only half their hearts present—a situation that wounds not only themselves but also those around them.

After the devastating attack on the Re-Estize capital, the Guardians of the Great Tomb of Nazarick return to their master, Ainz Ooal Gown. Having spent months preparing, they are now poised to execute their plans for world domination. While Ainz’s military power grows, the rest of the world continues its course. Carne Village, which Ainz previously rescued, thrives despite the dangers surrounding it. Meanwhile, in the northeastern Baharuth Empire, the Bloody Emperor targets the expanding influence of Nazarick. Nations rise and heroes fall as blood is spilled. Is there anyone or anything capable of challenging the supreme authority of Ainz Ooal Gown?

Makoto Naegi, an ordinary teenager with no special talents, is shocked to discover he has been admitted to Hope's Peak Private Academy, a prestigious school that brings together the most gifted students from every discipline. Even though he believes his acceptance was just luck, Naegi is excited to attend a place famous for guaranteeing success to its graduates. Filled with determination, he steps through the front doors of the elite institution. But after losing consciousness inside, Naegi wakes up in a classroom that looks abandoned. Unable to understand how he got there, he starts searching the building and is surprised to find his classmates gathered in the gym. As everyone tries to make sense of the situation, they are confronted by the principal—Monokuma, a robotic teddy bear. This mysterious creature explains that the students are trapped inside the school, and the only way to escape is to kill a fellow student without getting caught. Anxiety grips Naegi and his classmates as they realize they have only two options: take part in Monokuma's deadly game, or remain trapped together in the school forever.

A decade has passed since Heaven's Gate materialized in South America and Hell's Gate appeared in Japan, obscuring the once-familiar night sky with an oppressive celestial dome. The purpose of these Gates remains unknown; they are regions where the very laws of physics cease to function. Alongside the emergence of the Gates came the Contractors—individuals who trade their humanity for supernatural abilities. Within the Japanese city surrounding Hell's Gate, Section 4 Chief Misaki Kirihara clashes with an infamous Contractor known by the codename Hei. In the underworld, he is called the "Black Reaper." Hei and his associates carry out missions for the shadowy and ruthless Syndicate, while gradually uncovering the dark layers of a sinister plot that threatens the very existence of Contractors. From the mind of Tensai Okamura comes a sci-fi thriller that unfolds as a subtle exposé of a war where political alliances and justice hold no power—a conflict fought entirely in the shadows.

After a mysterious fire kills his family, Shirou is rescued and adopted by Kiritsugu Emiya, who trains him in magic and the path of justice. Years after Kiritsugu's death, Shirou is cleaning the school one night when he gets caught in the middle of a deadly clash between two superhuman beings known as Servants. While trying to flee, he is caught by one of the Servants and sustains a life-threatening wound. Miraculously, he survives, but the same Servant returns to finish him off. In desperation, Shirou summons his own Servant—a knight named Saber. Now the two must take part in the Fifth Holy Grail War, a battle royale among seven Servants and the mages who summoned them, with the supreme prize being the all-powerful Holy Grail itself. Fate/stay night follows Shirou as he struggles to find the thin line between hero and killer, his ideals clashing with the harsh reality around him. Will the boy become a hero like his adoptive father, or die trying?

The God of High School tournament is announced, aiming to find the strongest fighter among Korean high school students. All fighting styles, weapons, techniques, and methods are allowed. The grand prize? The winner gets to have any one wish granted. Taekwondo practitioner Jin Mo-Ri is invited to join the competition. There he becomes friends with karate user Han Dae-Wi and swordswoman Yu Mi-Ra, each of whom has their own reasons for entering. Mo-Ri understands that every opponent will be different and that the matches will be the most brutal he has ever faced. Yet rather than being afraid, this thought fills him with excitement. Hidden beneath the tournament's seemingly straightforward test of fighting skill lies a secret—one that Korean political candidate Park Mu-Jin watches with eager, hungry eyes. Mo-Ri, Dae-Wi, and Mi-Ra are about to learn what it truly means to become the God of High School.

Emma, Ray, and the other older children have managed to flee from the Grace Field House. Yet, with relentless demons still chasing them, their difficult fight for freedom is far from over. Even as they push into the dangerous wilderness, the children hold onto hope thanks to the books by William Minerva. Hidden within those books are coded clues about the world beyond the farm—knowledge that can help them get by with their meager supplies. But when their pursuers close in, the children soon face their most terrifying ordeal yet. In Yakusoku no Neverland 2nd Season, the children struggle to endure in a strange and merciless world, searching for a safe place they can truly call home.