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Following the debut's conclusion, Kate and her Doll Emilico have taken up residence in the Shadows House. Yet, they remain under constant watch by the Star Bearers, an elite group overseeing the children's wing. To break free from their surveillance and the grim methods used to enforce loyalty, Kate and Emilico must carefully choose whom to trust and strive to become Star Bearers themselves. Meanwhile, the Star Bearers face their own troubles. A mysterious figure in a robe, called "Master Robe," has infiltrated and wanders the children's wing. Initially seen as harmless, Master Robe becomes linked to escalating incidents that endanger the Dolls' lives. To boost her standing, Kate decides to unravel the mystery on her own. However, with scant clues and numerous suspects, tracking down Master Robe and uncovering their motive for attacking the mansion proves far more difficult than she anticipated.

Continuation of Ushio to Tora TV series.

In a world where hamburgers sprout from the earth like four-leaf clovers, ice cream carves out entire mountain ranges, and warm mac and cheese simmers inside volcanic craters, the landscape is filled with extraordinary natural delicacies. This era of culinary wonder is known as the Gourmet Age, a golden time for exploration. Both ordinary citizens and chefs dream of tasting and crafting the most exquisite dishes, while adventurers called Gourmet Hunters dedicate themselves to tracking down rare and delicious ingredients. Among them, the wild and passionate Gourmet Hunter Toriko stands out with his unique abilities, having discovered 2% of all known ingredients. Alongside his friend Komatsu, a highly skilled chef employed at a five-star hotel, Toriko embarks on a quest to complete his Full Course Menu of Life. However, the path is fraught with challenges: to obtain the most delectable ingredients, Toriko must overcome deadly monsters, sinister organizations, and even the very essence of food itself.

At first glance, the amnesiac bounty hunter Wu Liuqi appears quite formidable. With his deadly telekinetic scissor techniques and ability to seamlessly transform into anything, one might not expect his modest demeanor. In reality, Wu is quite terrible at his job. The freelancer often botches assassinations or targets the wrong person. While his failures could stem from his subpar skills, they usually boil down to him being an ordinary kid with a heart unsuited for his line of work. Accompanied by his feathered friend Dai Bo, Wu is on a simple quest to regain his memories. Although his inconspicuous day job as a hairdresser and his after-hours occupation are merely means to repay debt, his various ventures seem to intertwine with his pursuit of recovering his lost past.

Hell operates as a vast bureaucracy, and its affairs have never been more efficiently managed thanks to the demonic diligence of Hoozuki, the right-hand demon to Lord Enma, King of Hell. Whether advising the legendary Momotarou of Japanese folklore or hosting diplomatic envoys from the Judeo-Christian underworld, the demon pulling the strings from behind the king's formidable silhouette is ready to crush any obstacle into a bloody pulp. Figuratively speaking, of course. The embodiment of micro-management, armed with negotiation tactics worthy of a Wall Street trader, Hoozuki no Reitetsu follows the sadistic and collected Hoozuki as he navigates his daily tasks troubleshooting hell. With a roster of familiar figures from popular Japanese folklore and East Asian mythology filling middle-management roles, this referential and anachronistic dark comedy redefines the concept of "employer liability." After all, how difficult can it be to oversee employees from hell?

The cycle of absurd events continues with Nozomu Itoshiki, better known as Zetsubou-sensei and the most pessimistic individual on earth, attempting to instruct class 2-F on the theme that existence is composed of hopelessness and gloom. This proves more challenging than initially apparent, as his pupils are themselves highly unconventional—featuring the most upbeat girl he has encountered, a personal stalker, a foreign exchange student with multiple personalities, and a perfectionist acting as class president because the actual class president remains invisible to everyone, among other oddities.

In the highly technological Academy City, the first-ever space elevator, "Endymion," is nearing completion—a miracle in the making. Meanwhile, high school student Touma Kamijou and his companion Index go about their usual routines until they meet and befriend Arisa Meigo, a bright and driven singer. As strange incidents begin happening across the city, they uncover a hidden conspiracy involving Arisa and the Endymion project. Matters escalate when Stiyl Magnus appears, revealing that the world of magic is also entangled in these events...

The most popular student at the prestigious Hakujo Academy, Haruka Nogizaka is admired for her stunning looks, remarkable talents, and strong influence. However, she hides a secret that could shatter her elegant image: she is a devoted otaku. Haruka's carefully guarded secret comes undone when the timid Yuuto Ayase stumbles upon her in the school library. The two strike a deal—Yuuto will keep her secret safe—and an unexpected friendship begins to form. But with Haruka's celebrity status at school and her growing closeness to Yuuto, the pair quickly become a hot topic for gossip wherever they go.

Accused of crimes she never committed, the fallen aristocrat Charlotte Evans flees until she collapses in a dense forest. The sorcerer Allen Crawford, who is called the "Demon Lord," discovers and protects Charlotte from those chasing her. With nowhere else to turn, Allen feels compassion for Charlotte and suggests she work for him as a live-in maid. Allen soon notices that Charlotte has endured mockery and disdain from her supposed noble relatives her entire life, and she has never experienced genuine liberty. He resolves to instruct her in all the mischievous pleasures life can provide and encourages her to give in to her desires and urges. Charlotte's gentle naivety hinders his efforts, yet Allen is steadfast in revealing the existence her family kept from her. Even though he loathes social interaction, Allen gradually becomes more open with Charlotte. As they continue living together, they uncover more and more common ground. Despite being forsaken by nearly everyone, the pair vows to remain by each other's side, unaware of the romantic emotions slowly growing between them.

Three years prior to the events of the TV series, episode zero depicts Hiroomi Nase's assignment to suppress the notorious half-human, half-youmu Akihito Kanbara. Intrigued by the mission, Hiroomi's younger sister, Mitsuki, accompanies him, and the siblings encounter Akihito for the first time. They soon realize, however, that they are not the only ones searching for Akihito, and this marks the beginning of the story of Kyoukai no Kanata.

Illyasviel "Illya" von Einzbern wakes up in a parallel version of Fuyuki City, lost and completely alone. She discovers her house has been reduced to rubble, with a giant crater gaping in the middle of her hometown. Snow falls during the middle of summer, leaving the young elementary schooler bewildered—she has no clue where her friends or her wand Ruby might be. Arriving at the remains of her home, Illya is suddenly tackled by a girl suffering from amnesia. Clad in a gym uniform despite the bitter cold, this enigmatic girl has no memory of where she is or why she appeared. Yet this stranger, called Tanaka, seemingly knows the whereabouts of Rin Toosaka, Miyu Edelfelt, and Illya's other missing friends. As they flee from agents of the Ainsworth family—the rulers of this parallel world—where will these two end up, and how can Illya restore the present back to the world she once knew?

Yurine Hanazono, a girl skilled in the occult, summons the demon Jashin-chan to Earth. Unfortunately, Yurine doesn't know how to send Jashin-chan back to Hell. Trapped on Earth, Jashin-chan must live in Yurine's apartment as her familiar. The only way for Jashin-chan to return is to kill her summoner, but this is easier said than done for the bumbling demon. Since Jashin-chan is immortal and can regenerate her body, Yurine doesn't hold back, attacking her with a variety of weapons and punishing her brutally for her evil schemes. Jashin-chan is often visited by her demon friends: the kind-hearted Gorgon Medusa and the energetic minotaur Minosu, who are far better-behaved in contrast and disapprove of her plans to kill Yurine. Dropkick on My Devil! is a comedy focusing on these two reluctant roommates and their bizarre antics as they navigate their cat-and-mouse relationship.

Chiyuki Fujito, the daughter of a modeling agency owner, dreams of walking the runway for her father's agency at the prestigious Paris Fashion Week. Despite her striking appearance and natural talent, she faces a major obstacle: her height. At just 158 cm even after entering high school, her childhood goal seems impossible to achieve. On the other hand, Ikuto Tsumura is a high school student with a gift for designing clothes. However, lacking the financial means to pursue formal training, his aspiration to become a fashion designer remains nothing more than a distant fantasy. When fate brings Chiyuki and Ikuto together, the fading hopes in their hearts are rekindled. The two make a pact to defy convention and forge their own unique paths in the fashion industry.

The carefree adventures of the quartet continue. As their brief but eventful summer fades into a distant memory, autumn brings a new school term filled with endless possibilities. Even as the four girls settle back into their peaceful daily routines, the introduction of fresh faces livens up the otherwise uneventful rural life of Asahigaoka. Non Non Biyori Nonstop gently returns to the lives of Hotaru Ichijou, Komari Koshigaya, Natsumi Koshigaya, and Renge Miyauchi as they fully embrace their countryside ways and transform anything they encounter into pure enjoyment.

Haruka Ozawa is in her sophomore year, and things are turning terrifying. One of her friends has been possessed, another has died by suicide, and Haruka might be the next to fall. Her only escape from this potentially deadly situation is Yakumo Saito, a mysterious student born with a red eye that lets him see and speak with the dead. But the spirits don't always rest, and some killers are willing to murder again to keep the dead silent. That doesn't stop Haruka from uncovering hidden secrets, especially as more evidence surfaces—including from Yakumo's police contact and an investigative journalist who has a fresh corpse hidden in her closet. Can this unusual pair of paranormal detectives solve the ultimate dead case files, or will they end up in cold storage themselves?

During the creation of their game's poolside scene, Blessing Software's illustrator Eriri Spencer Sawamura asks Megumi Katou to pose in a swimsuit for her sketches of the game's heroine. Megumi, however, refuses to wear such an outfit unless everyone else agrees to do the same. To keep their game development moving forward smoothly, the team complies with her request and conducts their productive research at a luxury hotel.

After saving the world from the destructive might of Majin Buu, Gokuu Son and his allies look forward to a well-earned rest. However, unbeknownst to them, their battle was recorded and observed by Gomah, an evil being who assumes the title of King in the Demon Realm, filling the void left behind by the death of former ruler Dabura. At Gomah's side is Degesu, the younger brother of Higashi no Kaioshin, a being who lords over the universe. Jealous of his brother's power, Degesu works alongside Gomah to steal Earth's Dragon Balls and preemptively subdue any potential future enemies. Calling upon the power of the legendary dragon Shenron, Gomah wishes for Gokuu and his friends to be reverted into children, intending to rob them of the limitless power that defeated Buu. With Earth's greatest warriors shrunken down, Gomah abducts Dende, the planet's acting god. But Gokuu refuses to be set back by his new body, working to master his younger form to fight as proficiently as he could as an adult. Joined by Kaioshin and Glorio—a mysterious but seemingly rebellious demon—Gokuu pursues Gomah to the Demon Realm in order to rescue Dende and restore his friends to their natural ages.

Two years after the catastrophic tsunami that struck Japan, police officer Kiyomasa Senji strives to make the world a safer place. Utilizing his Branch of Sin powers, he stops criminals by any means necessary. After rescuing a boy named Izuru Tsukiyoshi from the gang Goreless Peace, the conflict between Kiyomasa and his enemies escalates rapidly, reaching an explosive intensity. Offering a glimpse into the past of the future Deadman, the story follows Senji, further developing the reasoning that drives his actions later in life.

Bundled with the 5th, 6th, 8th, 9th, 12th and 13th limited-edition volumes of the manga.

Coworkers Yui Mitsuya and Masugu Tateishi seem like the last people who would get along—their constant office bickering makes them an unlikely pair. But appearances are misleading: they are actually in a romantic relationship. To protect the harmony of their work life, Yui and Masugu amplify their public clashes to keep their secret safe. As awkward moments and near-misses accumulate, the danger of their coworkers discovering the truth increases. Maintaining the facade is far from easy, yet with each passing day, their connection only deepens.

Blessing Software's newest game still requires one last effort to reach completion. To assist with this, the group travels to rural Japan for location hunting. Illustrator Eriri Spencer Sawamura and model Megumi Kato keep themselves occupied with their tasks. Meanwhile, scriptwriter Utaha Kasumigaoka and music producer Michiru Hyoudou have different intentions involving their teammate Tomoya Aki. As all four girls vie for his notice, Tomoya ends up in increasingly scandalous scenarios.

After finishing her shift, Misaki Ayuzawa comes home and asks her mom to repair her maid uniform, which got ripped when she was shifting potted plants at Maid Latte. But her little sister, Suzuna, offers to fix it herself. Once she quickly sews it up, Suzuna gets curious about wearing the maid outfit, which sends Misaki into a panic. While trying to stop this awkward scenario from getting worse, Misaki has to deal with some surprise visitors showing up at her house.

Movie adaptation of the Sora no Otoshimono manga, based on Kazane Hiyori's arc.

A quiet story of two boys raised in vastly different circumstances. One, Kai, is the child of a prostitute and has played the abandoned piano in the forest near his home since he was young. The other, Syuhei, was practically nursed on the piano as the son of a distinguished family of pianists. Yet it is their shared connection to the piano that eventually brings their lives together.

Hot on the heels of the third-year students' graduation, μ's receives an invitation to New York with the aim of spreading the joy of school idols to other parts of the world. Because of the events of the recent Love Live!, μ's has achieved tremendous fame, leading to crowds surrounding them whenever they appear in public. However, with the heightened attention comes a tough decision. Before they have made their upcoming choice public, the young members of μ's are pressured to keep performing by rival group A-RISE, Otonokizaka High School, and even Love Live! itself. As the leader, Honoka Kousaka begins to doubt whether the path they have chosen is truly the right one, forcing μ's to reconsider their options and arrive at a final decision about what they want for the future. Love Live! The School Idol Movie presents the final chapter of μ's story, as the girls explore what being an idol means to them and the bond that connects all nine of them.

In the eleventh year of the Meiji Era, the samurai shogunate has fallen and swords have been banned, leaving Japan scarred. Many former samurai resent these changes and conspire against the new government, igniting a wave of violence. To suppress this movement, the government builds a massive prison in the middle of Lake Biwa. Unofficially tasked with aiding the police in capturing criminals, Tenka Kumou also works as a ferryman to the Lake Biwa prison, assisted by his two younger siblings: the ambitious Soramaru and the enthusiastic Chuutarou. Along with Shirasu Kinjou, a former Fuma ninja, the Kumou brothers lead a simple, joyful life focused on study and training. Yet beneath this quiet routine, the shadow of the "Orochi" curse begins to spread over the city of Oumi. Legend says that every three hundred years, Orochi is reborn in a human vessel—a sign of impending disaster. As various groups clash in search of Orochi's vessel, some aim to seal the curse, while others have darker intentions.

In the far distant future, on a planet that might have once been called "earth," a war raged between samurai who had mechanized their bodies. Following that long conflict, people enjoyed a fragile peace. Now the farmers of Kanna Village face starvation and abduction by fearsome mechanized bandits known as the Nobuseri. They make the dangerous decision to hire samurai for protection. Kirara, the village's water priestess, her younger sister Komachi, and a heartbroken villager named Rikichi set out to recruit willing samurai, offering only rice from their meager harvests in payment. After dangerous encounters and some luck, seven samurai with varying specialties and experience are assembled for an epic battle against the bandits and the merchants who control them. Samurai 7 is loosely based on Akira Kurosawa's famous film "Seven Samurai" / "Shichinin no Samurai."

Arsene Lupin III realizes that the haul from his most recent casino heist consists of "Gothic Bills," legendary counterfeits that are virtually impossible to differentiate from real currency. With his partner Daisuke Jigen, he travels to the tiny country of Cagliostro to trace the source of these fakes. Soon after arriving, they rescue a young woman from a car chase—she is Clarisse d' Cagliostro, the daughter of the late Duke d' Cagliostro. She is fleeing a scheme by Count Cagliostro, who plans to take control of her family's treasure by forcing her into marriage. A natural flirt, Lupin doesn't like to see a girl in distress and decides to help. Goemon Ishikawa XIII, Fujiko Mine, and Kouichi Zenigata also get involved, each driven by their own reasons. As everyone gathers at Cagliostro Castle, Lupin recalls his visit there ten years earlier, and the hidden truths of the castle begin to come to light.

On the day of his high school graduation, Itsuki's cousin Mahiru informs him that she is pregnant. Suddenly, a luminous gateway appears and pulls them both into the realm of Granvania. In this world, "Impurities" have been disrupting the Stars, throwing Granvania into chaos and turmoil. Itsuki, revealed to be destined to encounter the "Star Maidens," is hailed as Granvania's final hope and entrusted with the mission to create "Star Children" to fight the impurities. Until this task is finished, Itsuki might not be able to go back home.

In the two years following their world-saving battle against a catastrophic event, the former members of the activist group Avalanche have each taken different paths. Tifa Lockhart runs a new bar, while her childhood companion Cloud Strife launches a courier business that relies on his motorcycle. Despite losing contact with most of their old comrades, Cloud and Tifa maintain a delicate tranquility together with the two children they care for, Marlene and Denzel. Their shared existence starts to unravel when a spreading illness and deep sorrow drive Cloud to withdraw from his new family. As he isolates himself by focusing on his work, Cloud is ambushed by three black-clad, silver-haired individuals who strongly resemble his nemesis Sephiroth. This hostile trio pursues Cloud and inflicts damage on those he cares about, forcing the ex-mercenary to battle his inner turmoil even as he strives to safeguard his household and keep Sephiroth's influence from re-emerging on the planet.

Every person longs to discover their true calling. That sentiment holds for Nina Iseri, a seventeen-year-old aiming to get into a good university, yet the universe seems to conspire against her. On her first day in Tokyo, she becomes lost, is ignored, and finds herself locked out of her new apartment. But a surprising chance appears when Nina encounters Momoka Kawaragi, one of her favorite guitarists. After Nina joins Momoka for a street performance, Momoka suggests they form a band together. Though Nina initially hesitates, her resolve strengthens as they recruit more members—the striking drummer Subaru Awa, the distant keyboardist Tomo Ebizuka, and the sharp bassist Rupa. These five girls confront obstacles within the music scene and inside themselves, but their mutual love for music prevents them from surrendering their aspirations.

Two original video animations were released alongside the 8th and 10th volumes of the light novel series. These OVAs take place chronologically between the first and second television seasons.

While the kind and compassionate heroine of an otome game is as flawless as she is admirable, a certain young woman from Japan much prefers the villainess, Alicia Williams. She sees reason in Alicia's ruthless verbal abuse and values her discipline and fortitude. On the flip side, aside from always toying with Prince Duke Seeker's feelings, the commoner heroine seems to only spout empty words. Given the choice, the young woman would love to be reborn as Alicia—and her wish suddenly comes true! Seven-year-old Alicia awakens with the memories of her past life, now conscious of all the future events, outcomes, and the world's secrets. She has no fear; to outsmart the heroine and avoid a bad ending, all Alicia needs is hard work, mastery of her noble family's dark magic, and the determination to become the greatest villainess in history.

Umio is a timid teenager who has recently begun working part-time at a manga shop located right in the heart of the city. However, his daily life is far from the dazzling neon lights that brighten the urban landscape. Umio's closest companions are his coworkers, who are each distinctive personalities, to put it mildly. While they are kind individuals, they all have their own peculiar traits. This group forms a close-knit circle of friends, giving each other nicknames and spending their weekends indoors, shielded from the vibrant activity taking place outside.

"A hero never gives up, never hides, never loses, and never tolerates evil!" Masayoshi Hazama has lived by these words since childhood, driven by an obsession with superhero shows. During the day, he works as a successful model, but at night, he transforms into the heroic Samurai Flamenco. Clad only in his costume, he takes it upon himself to deliver justice to the city, confronting anyone who breaks the law—from rebellious teens to litterers on the street. His antics eventually draw public attention, leading policeman Hidenori Gotou to discover his secret identity. Though Gotou initially urges Masayoshi to leave crime-fighting to the authorities, he soon finds himself joining the amateur hero's crusade. What starts with stopping littering and petty theft quickly spirals into bizarre adventures that escalate to threatening the entire world. Alongside their new allies, Masayoshi and Gotou fight to understand the true essence of being a hero—whether one has superpowers or not.

Taito has been experiencing excessive drowsiness, and repeatedly dreams about a vampire woman who claims she has injected him with her "poison." Occasionally, he even believes he can hear her voice while awake. However, after miraculously surviving a fatal accident, Taito's life is completely transformed, and he comes to understand that his dreams hold more truth than he initially believed.

A depressed apathetic young man named Takamine Kiyomaro is suddenly given a small demon named Gash Bell to look after. Unbeknownst to Kiyomaro, Gash is involved in a fierce contest to decide who will rule the demon world. Each demon must select a human master on Earth and battle other demons until only one remains. Naturally, Kiyomaro becomes Gash's master, and through their many fights, he learns the importance of friendship and courage.

On a rainy afternoon, a male high school student wakes up cold on the street, unable to recall how he got there. His classmate and crush, Karen Inukai, finds him and brings him to her home. To his surprise, she begins removing her clothes, apparently intending to bathe with him, though he is confused. When she holds him again, he sees his reflection in a mirror and realizes he has turned into a dog. Inukai adopts the puppy and names him Pochita. Now he must adapt to life as a canine and figure out how to escape this strange situation. However, while he considers a plan, Pochita witnesses a side of Inukai he never saw at school.

Miwa Kurushima and her colleague Yukari Higuchi search for a skilled individual to manage the counter bar at the renowned Hotel Cardinal. The hotel's chairman has only one requirement for the potential hire: the bartender must be able to create the ultimate drink known as the "Glass of God." Because Miwa does not fully grasp this demand, her search comes up empty after every candidate she has scouted fails to meet the chairman's standard. Tucked away in a quiet, secluded spot among the lively alleyways of Ginza is Eden Hall. This cozy bar is operated by Ryuu Sasakura, a master bartender who knows precisely which beverage will soothe his customers' worries at any moment. Each glass he pours is served with humility, offering essential comfort to people from all walks of life in their time of need. During a chance meeting, the chairman is left speechless by Ryuu's exceptional bartending abilities and is determined to bring him to Hotel Cardinal. He becomes one of Ryuu's regulars, trying each day to convince Ryuu to leave Eden Hall. But even with help from Miwa, recruiting this particular bartender proves harder than anticipated.

Mysteria Academy is a highly esteemed magic school that provides instruction to all three factions—humans, gods, and demons—who are normally at war with one another, without any discrimination. Among its students are Anne, a princess and top student, and Grea, a princess born from the union of a dragon and a human.

Labyrinth Town is a legendary city made up of ten districts, where witches and diviners live. In the outermost part of this maze-like city, many young girls begin their training to become "Urara"—women renowned for their ability to divine answers to the world's toughest questions. Chiya, a wild girl raised among animals in the mountains, is invited to take her rightful place as a first-rank Urara. Through this path, she hopes to discover the whereabouts of her long-lost mother. Chiya quickly befriends three girls: studious Kon Tatsumi, aspiring witch Koume Yukimi, and reserved Nono Natsume. Armed with only their own resourcefulness and a faint connection to the gods, they set out on their journey in the way of the Urara.

Effeminate fifth grader Shuuichi Nitori is widely seen as one of the prettiest girls in school, but to her own dismay, she is biologically male. Fortunately, Shuuichi has a childhood friend who shares similar feelings of gender discomfort: the lanky tomboy Yoshino Takatsuki, who is biologically female but does not identify as a girl. The two friends share this secret and find comfort in each other, but their lives grow more complicated as they navigate a new school, try to make new friends, and hold on to old ones. Faced with daunting challenges, they must learn to cope with the harsh realities of growing up, being transgender, relationships, and acceptance. Praised as a serious exploration of gender identity and LGBT struggles, Takako Shimura's Hourou Musuko follows Shuuichi and Yoshino as they seek their true selves through puberty, making friends, falling in love, and confronting very real and difficult decisions.

In its westward expansion for resources, the Europan Imperial Alliance invades the neutral Principality of Gallia, aiming to seize its vast Ragnite deposits. With superior strategy, technology, and military strength, they face no real opposition and easily overwhelm the sleepy principality's border. As Imperial forces sweep through his quiet hometown, Welkin Gunther and his younger sister Isara spring into action, joining the local militia leader to push the occupying troops out of their village. Retreating quickly to the Gallian capital, they are formed into a unit with the remaining militia members, tasked with helping repel the Imperial presence from the country. Though unfamiliar with warfare, the newly established Squad Seven must fight to prevent their nation's annexation. Yet as the conflict rages through Gallia's streets, ancient secrets draw the team closer than they ever expected.

High school student Kazuya Maeda feels his everyday existence is dull and pointless. That changes just before summer break ends when he gets an old camera from his father. Though hesitant at first, Kazuya decides to try his hand at photography and begins searching for girls willing to pose for his shots. Several girls offer to model for him: Haruka Niimi, his popular childhood friend; Nonoka Masaki, the star pitcher of the softball team; Aki Muroto, the student council president; Hikari Sanehara, another photography lover; Tomoe Misumi, his shy classmate; Rina Yunoki, the sole member of the Cooking Research Society; and Mai Sakura, a friend of his sister. As he pursues this new interest, Kazuya finds each day growing more lively and meaningful. Yet his ongoing interactions with these girls make him wonder whether they want a place in his life beyond his camera lens.

After reuniting with Gon and his friends, Kurapika explained the dangers he faces due to his abilities. Believing his target of revenge was no longer alive and that the search for his fallen comrade's eyes could finally begin, Kurapika soon receives a message that all the Spiders are still alive. Following extensive discussion among his friends, Gon, Kurapika, and the group decide to hunt down the one Spider member whose ability could ultimately lead to Kurapika's defeat and death.

An OVA episode of Shinmai Maou no Testament, released alongside the eighth volume of the light novel series. Part A: Maria gets into her usual mischief with a new prototype succubus video camera, attempting to capture one of Mio's erotic dreams on film. Part B: Basara is invited by Hasegawa Sensei to her apartment for dinner. There, he receives far more hospitality than he ever anticipated!

Ritsuka Tachibana has always been a model student, so she is utterly taken aback when the student council summons her for violating school rules. Led by Rem Kaginuki, the council—which also includes Urie Sogami, Shiki Natsumezaka, and Mage Nanashiro—attempts to interrogate her, but it quickly becomes apparent they have hidden agendas. This is merely the start of Ritsuka's troubles. After her mother is abducted, her life is thrown into chaos, and she becomes entangled in a power struggle between vampires and devils. Both factions are hunting for the "Grimoire," a forbidden artifact that grants its holder dominion over the world, and Ritsuka has a mysterious link to this strange item. The return of her protective older brother Lindo from abroad gives Ritsuka hope that things might return to normal. But even her sibling conceals dark secrets of his own. Ritsuka starts to wonder who she can trust, and whether she can resist her growing fascination with the dangerously attractive student council members.

As Akane Kikuchi heads to the entrance ceremony at Sainotama Girls' High School, she reflects on her grade-school aspiration of becoming a manga artist and how little progress she has made toward it. Upon arriving, she is surprised to find that she is once again in the same class as her two best friends: the deadpan, emotionless Shiori Saginomiya and the hyperactive, ridiculous Nozomu Tanaka. Tanaka then comes to the obvious realization that attending an all-girls high school makes it impossible to fulfill her grade-school dream of being popular with boys and getting a boyfriend. In desperation, she starts asking the girls in her class to introduce her to their male friends. But her classmates are anything but ordinary. From a grandmother-loving loli to a reclusive chuunibyou to an overly analytical stalker, each is given a fitting nickname by Tanaka to highlight their peculiarities. And so begin the wasteful days of these high school girls, each day kicked off with a simple question: "Hey, wanna hear something amazing?"