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The new school year begins with Takatoshi Tsuda entering his second year as the overworked vice president of the student council, while his younger sister Kotomi starts as a first-year student. Along the way, new friendships form and plenty of risqué jokes are exchanged.

Everyone has a side they prefer to keep hidden, even from those closest to them. For the academically gifted and socially popular Kyouko Hori, that secret is the endless housework and care for her younger brother Souta, which she handles alone due to her parents' demanding jobs. For the gentle Izumi Miyamura, perceived by classmates as a quiet otaku, the truth lies beneath his plain appearance: nine hidden piercings and a large tattoo covering much of his body. What happens when they accidentally stumble upon each other's concealed realities? Sharing parts of themselves they never revealed to anyone else, a deep friendship blossoms between Miyamura and Hori—and soon extends to those around them. As their hidden identities fade away, they slowly learn to open up to others.

A single year has the power to transform someone's life forever. For Class 3-E of Kunugigaoka Junior High, the 365 days spent with their peculiar teacher, Koro-sensei, undoubtedly did just that. Holding the memories of that year close, alumni Nagisa Shiota and Karma Akabane revisit their old classroom to reflect on the pivotal events of that period in their lives. The familiar rooms, desks, chalkboard, and class album stir memories in Nagisa and Karma of the experiences that molded them into "assassins" and readied them for the real world. This is the legacy of their octopus-like instructor—who first introduced himself by threatening to destroy the planet if they failed to kill him by the school year's end—and the time they spent in the bizarre yet extraordinary "Assassination Classroom."

This OVA is the first animated feature for Bleach, premiering at the Jump Festa 2004 Anime Tour before receiving a DVD release. Created prior to the anime's television debut, it functions as a pilot episode and presents a special version of events from episodes 8 and 9. Kurosaki Ichigo, the substitute Shinigami serving under Kuchiki Rukia, learns that one of the Hollows he has been tracking is the same being that killed his mother. He engages it in combat, driven by a vengeful sense of pride.

"Orhun Dura, this is your final day in the party," the leader declares. Orhun, once a formidable Swordsman, had taken on the role of Enchanter to cover a vital weakness in the Hero Party. But one day, the party leader abruptly expels him, citing his abilities as insufficient. Labeled a "weakling" and a "jack of all trades, master of none" by his former companions, Orhun is thrown out without hesitation. Determined to forge a new path, he returns to adventuring—this time as a Swordsman, the class he originally mastered. Yet his time as an Enchanter was not wasted. The experience, knowledge, and countless original spells he crafted while in the Hero Party have shaped him into a warrior unlike any other. Now, equipped with an unconventional arsenal of skills, Orhun is ready to carve his own way—one that will show the world his true strength.

In the land of Yuguto, the inhabitants believed their territory encompassed the entire world, but it was actually split into multiple regions, each governed by its own king. Despite occasional conflicts between regions, the monarchs convened for roundtable discussions to uphold peace and equilibrium. This stability came to an end when a sinister assembly of dark monsters emerged.

After moving into a new apartment building, Yui Hanasaka pays a customary visit to greet her neighbor. Upon discovering that he is an upperclassman at the university she hopes to attend, she asks for his assistance in preparing for her entrance exams. Elsewhere, Natsuki Momohara travels to see her older brother, who lives alone in a Tokyo apartment. In another situation, aspiring singer Moka Aoshima meets once more with her childhood friend, who is a hopeful novelist. Though these three stories appear unconnected, they share a common thread: the strands of fate will unite those meant to be together, and everything revolves around a single apartment room.

As summer vacation draws to a close, the members of Houkago Tea Time hope to squeeze in one final getaway before the new term begins. With countless possible destinations and just as many personal tastes among the club, reaching a consensus feels impossible. Stuck on their decision, they recall that they first need to renew their passports. What seems like a simple errand—a routine trip to a government office and filling out a form—quickly turns into a full-day escapade for Yui Hirasawa and the rest of the band.

The original video anime episode serves as the conclusion to the television series, centering on the rivalry between the protagonist Amatsuyu Kisaragi (Jouro) and the background character Yasuo Hazuki (Hose).

In a world where death is not final, Terakomari "Komari" Gandesblood has spent the last three years as a self-proclaimed professional recluse. As a member of the noble Gandesblood family, she once tried to live up to her lineage's expectations. But being a vampire unable to use magic or drink blood, she soon abandoned her dream of becoming an imperial general like her forebears. A misunderstanding with her father, however, lands her the daunting role of one of the Seven Crimson Lords—the most powerful warriors and generals in the Mulnite Empire. Now, Komari must conceal her ineptitude from the soldiers under her command, or risk being overthrown. With the help of her newly assigned maid, Villhaze, she manages to deceive her unit into seeing her as a ruthless warlord, even vowing to conquer the world. Yet, as more people begin to admire Komari, her life becomes increasingly endangered when a vampire from her past resurfaces, determined to kill her for good.

Ichirou Satou, a typical high school student, used to pretend he was a hero named "Maryuuin Kouga" during middle school, which got him bullied frequently. Now that he has moved past that embarrassing phase, he tries hard to blend in and enjoy a quiet life, even though he finds the world rather boring. One night, while returning to school to pick up a forgotten textbook, he encounters a strange girl in a costume. That girl, Ryouko Satou, is his classmate and suffers from the same condition he once had—clinging to a delusion that she is someone else and dressing up to match it. The next day, Ichirou's teacher asks him to befriend Ryouko, but he firmly refuses, not wanting to be reminded of his own past. However, when he sees her being bullied just as he once was, he decides it is his responsibility to look after her and help her break free from the same affliction that once troubled him—a perfect mission for Maryuuin Kouga.

A full eight years have passed since Kaito Kuroba's father died under mysterious circumstances. Kaito himself is a fairly normal, if somewhat cheeky, teenager—until he uncovers a stunning truth: his father was the legendary Phantom Thief Kaito Kid, known as "The Magician Under the Moonlight." The elder thief was murdered by a secret criminal syndicate hunting for the Pandora Gem, a mythical stone said to shed a tear when the Valley Comet passes by once every ten millennia. Drinking that tear is rumored to grant eternal life. Determined to avenge his father's death, Kaito takes on the Phantom Thief's mantle. Night after night, he steals valuable jewels in search of the Pandora Gem, hoping to find it before his enemies can claim its power for themselves.

Dr. Gero's creations, Androids #13, #14, and #15, are activated by the lab's computers and make their way to the shopping mall where Goku is buying things. Goku and his allies must take them down.

After the demon king's death, the world's balance shatters due to the ensuing power vacuum. Seeking to seize that power, self-proclaimed demon kings from multiple worlds gather in the New Principality of Lithia to compete for it. Among them, master swordsman Soujirou Yagyuu aims to claim that coveted position. Accompanied by Tooi Kagizume no Yuno, a young girl he rescued from a golem army that destroyed her city, Soujirou enters Lithia to fight his way to the title. Meanwhile, the leaders of the Aureatia Kingdom try to destabilize Lithia by dispatching bandits to attack merchandise convoys traveling through the principality. Enraged, Imashime of Taren—founder of Lithia and a defector from Aureatia—sends the vicious thief Kasasagi no Dakai to uncover the source of these assaults. With war on the verge of erupting, no one can foresee what impact the contenders for the demon king's throne will have on the coming conflict.

Every day, a girl in a mask stands by the shore and sings a wistful tune. As a child, Nino Arisugawa endured two sudden, heartbreaking goodbyes, and since then she has been singing to the ocean, tied to a vow made with her two childhood friends—her first love, Momo Sakaki, and the boy who wrote melodies, Kanade "Yuzu" Yuzuriha. The two boys never met each other, but each promised Nino individually that if she were ever torn away from them, her voice would serve as a signal to bring them back together. Six years later, fate finally places Nino, Momo, and Yuzu in the same high school. Yet time has altered many things in their lives—while Nino stubbornly tries to keep the childhood promise with the boys, Yuzu's old feelings for her resurface, and Momo goes out of his way to avoid meeting Nino again. Through music, can they repair their friendship and navigate all the emotions tangled up in this complex love triangle?

Jaga Bada, a former sparring partner of Mr. Satan, invites Satan to his private island for a rematch fueled by past grudges. Trunks and Goten decide to join for the excitement, and Android #18 tags along to collect the money Satan owes her. Unbeknownst to them, Jaga Bada's scientists have discovered a way to revive Broly, the legendary Super Saiyan.

In a world where powerful classes are prized, Ein is constantly looked down upon because of his Appraiser job, which only allows him to assess the value of anything. During an expedition into a dungeon—where Ein usually just observes from the back—a dangerous foe appears, and his companions use him as a decoy to flee the deadly situation. Accepting his death, Ein plummets into an abyss, where he is miraculously rescued by Yuri, the spirit of the long-vanished World Tree, and Ursula, her fierce protector. They use their extraordinary abilities to heal Ein's critical wounds and grant him the prosthetic "Spirit Eye," which enables him to foresee his enemies' moves and acquire an endless number of skills. To help Ein escape the dungeon's depths, Ursula decides to train him. After weeks of rigorous training, Ein's body is further enhanced, and he brings Yuri and Ursula back to the surface with him. As the three set out on their journey together, Ein aims to reunite Yuri with her family and become a hero who will never be forgotten.

Atsushi Nakajima has adjusted to the bizarre existence of working for the Armed Detective Agency, yet chaos remains inevitable even in calm moments. As Atsushi, his companions, and the rival Port Mafia navigate the streets of Yokohama, they find themselves inadvertently swept up in an endless variety of strange and absurd situations.

Thirteen years have passed since the Androids started their deadly rampage, with Son Gohan now the sole remaining fighter opposing them. Taking Bulma's son Trunks under his wing as a student, Gohan ultimately sacrifices his own life to save Trunks. Now it is up to Trunks to find a way to alter this apocalyptic future.

Kouhei Araki, a long-serving editor in Genbu Publishing's dictionary department, intends to step down to devote himself to caring for his sick wife. But before he leaves, he needs to find someone to take over the work on his current project—a new dictionary titled The Great Passage. No matter where he searches, though, he cannot locate a suitable candidate, since compiling a dictionary demands immense patience, time, and commitment. Mitsuya Majime works in Genbu Publishing's sales division, but he struggles with social interactions and often fails to grasp the atmosphere around him. Despite this, he possesses a genuine passion for words, fueled by his love of reading and meticulous nature. These qualities catch Araki's attention, leading him to offer Majime a role in the dictionary editorial team. As Majime takes on his new position, he feels uncertain about his own abilities and worries about fitting in with his colleagues. Yet, amid the vast ocean of words, The Great Passage will bring them all together.

While training on a barren cliff, Piccolo is attacked and defeated by a group of unknown enemies. Those same foes then head to Mount Paozu to steal the Dragon Ball belonging to Gohan Son. Upon arriving, they not only overpower Chi-Chi and Gyumao—Gokuu Son's wife and father-in-law—but also kidnap Gohan. Sensing something is wrong, Gokuu rushes home and finds Chi-Chi on the ground, explaining what happened. He then goes to Kame House to borrow the Dragon Radar, using it to locate the Dragon Balls and, through them, the enemies and Gohan.

During the early Edo period, an era of peace, Lord Tokugawa Tadanaga organizes a martial tournament. Previously, combatants used wooden swords, but now they will wield real blades. In this contest, the one-armed Fujiki Gennosuke faces the blind Irako Seigen. Both are students of Iwamoto Kogan, renowned as Japan's supreme swordsman. Each seeks to be named his successor. But only one can emerge victorious. Thus commences a tale of linked destinies, strife, and peculiar fates.

The "Otherworld" is a vast and perilous dimension hidden from ordinary people. It is home to numerous creatures that threaten anyone who dares to enter. To witness its desolate yet strangely captivating landscape, one must find portals that can appear anywhere, from hidden elevators to shrine entrances. After a harrowing encounter with a terrifying Otherworld being, Sorawo Kamikoshi debates whether to continue or give up on life. Meanwhile, Toriko Nishina searches the Otherworld for her friend Satsuki, whom she believes is lost somewhere within the realm. When the two meet, a friendship develops. To gather as much information as possible about this mysterious dimension, they travel back and forth between the real world and the Otherworld. Sorawo and Toriko's bodies gradually become influenced by the Otherworld, preparing them for the many horrors ahead as both pursue their respective goals.

After the successful Sanyou campaign, the Qin army—including 1,000-Man Commander Xin—moves closer to realizing King Ying Zheng's ambition to unify China. With a key foothold in the state of Wei now secured, Qin directs its focus eastward toward the remaining warring states. Meanwhile, Li Mu, a brilliant strategist and newly appointed prime minister of Zhao, exploits the temporary ceasefire between Zhao and Qin to negotiate with the other states without interference. Suddenly, Ying Zheng receives word that armies from Chu, Zhao, Wei, Han, Yan, and Qi have invaded Qin territory. Realizing too late the true intent behind Li Mu's truce, Zheng hastily convenes his advisors to formulate a response to the six-state coalition at their borders. For the first time, the state of Qin faces total annihilation and must deploy every resource and tactic to avoid being erased from existence.

Mahiru Kouzuki, a talented illustrator, abandons her artistic aspirations after her elementary school peers mock her colorful jellyfish mural. Years later, when she meets Kano Yamanouchi—a former idol carrying her own troubled history—who unexpectedly admires her work, Mahiru resolves to chase her childhood ambitions once more. After being asked to create the mascot for Kano's new musical project, JELEE, Mahiru recruits her childhood friend and professional streamer Kiui Watase to help produce JELEE's debut music video. Alongside Kim Anouk Mei Takanashi, a pianist and admirer of Kano's idol career, the girls set their sights on turning JELEE into a worldwide phenomenon. But to achieve such an ambitious goal, they must first break free from the burdens of their pasts.

A light rain mingles with falling cherry blossoms as another April morning unfolds, signaling the beginning of a new school year for students Homi Moegi, Ren Aikawa, and Yua Nakabeni. Realizing they are all in the same class, the three friends joyfully reunite as the new semester starts. Embarking on this significant chapter of their lives, the girls strengthen their bond through laughter, joy, sorrow, and every other challenge they encounter—all while adorned in shimmering, smooth nylon tights.

Having successfully captured all the Clow Cards and transformed them into her own Sakura Cards, Sakura Kinomoto begins her first year at Tomoeda Middle School. After her first day of classes, she reunites with her beloved Shaoran Li, who tells her he is permanently relocating back to Tomoeda. To her delight, it turns out Shaoran will also be attending the same school, and it seems like everything in Sakura's life is going perfectly. However, when Sakura falls asleep, she dreams of a mysterious figure in a cloak and finds herself surrounded by transparent cards. Waking up in a panic, Sakura is horrified to discover her dream has become reality, as the Sakura Cards have turned clear. Continued dreamlike encounters with the unknown enemy and her acquisition of a new magical key set the stage for Cardcaptor Sakura's newest adventure!

Yui Yamada, a high school girl who loves plants and gardening, begins a relationship with Tomoka Kase, the star runner of her school's track team. Yui is timid, feminine, and inexperienced with romance, while Tomoka is energetic, boyish, and well-liked among her peers. Despite their many differences, they strive to understand and support one another as they revel in the thrilling excitement that comes with the magic of their first love. Asagao to Kase-san is a touching story about two girls navigating their growing feelings for each other, alongside the various worries that trouble young hearts in love.

Mr. Money organizes another Tenka'ichi Budokai, and Mr. Satan extends an invitation for everyone worldwide to participate. Unbeknownst to him, Bojack, an ancient villain who has broken free from his imprisonment, is among the competitors. With Goku still deceased, the responsibility falls on Gohan, Vegeta, and Trunks to take down Bojack and his henchmen.

Hime Arikawa is constantly on the run from loan sharks, forced to deal with the massive debt left behind by his irresponsible parents, who put it all in his name. While fleeing while wearing a maid outfit forced on him by the moneylenders, he is found and rescued by the student council of Shimoshina High School, who pay off his debt in full. However, now indebted to the student council for saving him, they not only make Hime transfer to their school, but also force him to become their servant. Forced to cross-dress for the rest of his high school years, Hime has no choice but to follow the orders of the girls on the student council. As he endures both mental and physical harassment, he must navigate his somewhat perverted classmates and team up with other crossdressers throughout the school.

In nineteenth-century Scotland, Lydia Carlton earns her living as a fairy doctor, possessing the rare ability to see and converse with fairies. Her claims are met with widespread disbelief. Edgar, however, seeks someone deeply knowledgeable about fairy lore, and Lydia fits the bill perfectly. After saving her, he takes her on as his employee, but Edgar, who asserts he is the Earl of the Blue Knight, is trailed by numerous secrets and complex feelings.

According to the Kuroshitsuji website, six OVAs are featured across the DVD releases. DVD 2: Ciel in Wonderland (Part 1) The cast of Kuroshitsuji II is reimagined as characters from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. DVD 3: Welcome to the Phantomhive's Structured like a simulation game, Elizabeth invites a lady (possibly the viewer) to attend a ball at the Phantomhive mansion. DVD 5: The Making of Kuroshitsuji II A Hollywood-style documentary featuring behind-the-scenes interviews with Sebastian, Ciel, Claude, Alois, and others. DVD 6: Ciel in Wonderland (Part 2) The cast of Kuroshitsuji II is reimagined as characters from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. DVD 8: The Tale of William the Shinigami William and Grell must train new shinigami while reflecting on their own time as training partners. DVD 9: The Spider's Intention Depicts life in the Trancy household and how those serving under Alois care for him.

Shinichi Chiaki is steadily building his reputation as the principal conductor of the revitalized Roux-Marlet Orchestra, while Megumi "Nodame" Noda has achieved significant progress as a pianist at the Conservatoire de Paris. However, friction grows between them as Nodame feels overshadowed by Chiaki's rising fame and his close bond with legendary piano prodigy Rui Son. Ignoring the counsel of her teacher, Professor Charles Auclair, Nodame enters another piano competition in hopes of launching her own performance career. Meanwhile, the people around Chiaki and Nodame face their own turning points. Rui begins to question her own abilities after hearing Nodame play and being refused instruction by Auclair; Maestro Franz von Stresemann confronts the reality of his own mortality; pianists Yunlong Li and Tatiana Vishneva prepare intensely for a competition, while Tatiana also grapples with her growing feelings for oboist and fellow student Yasunori Kuroki. As Chiaki, Nodame, and their friends continue on their individual paths, they must not only strive to remain true to themselves, but also remember where it all began.

Eight-year-old Pride Royal Ivy suddenly remembers her past life as a fan of the otaku game Our Ray of Light. While heading to replay it, she tragically died and was reincarnated as the game's final boss and firstborn princess of Freesia. Her knowledge of the game's events makes everyone believe she has the power of precognition. But unlike the game's original princess, this new Pride does not want to torment those around her, such as her younger sister and adopted brother. Haunted by nightmares of her other self's atrocities, Pride resolves to protect her family and country while advancing the story. As the world around her changes, she prepares for the day she must die at the hands of the game's main characters. Nevertheless, before that happens, Pride will either transform her kingdom for the better or fall under the weight of her possible crimes.

In 1923, Tokyo is overwhelmed by a vampire crisis triggered by the illegal distribution of "Ascra," an artificial blood substitute that causes a rapid surge in the vampire population. Lieutenant General Sounosuke Nakajima orders the formation of Special Forces Unit 16, which recruits vampires into the military to establish a covert vampire-hunting squad called Code Zero. Colonel Yoshinobu Maeda commands the unit, tasked with tracing the source of the Ascra trade and eliminating vampires. He faces mounting pressure to deliver results as criticism grows, threatening the unit's dissolution. Compounding the challenge, the vampires within Code Zero struggle to control their new abilities and identities after losing their humanity. Surrounded by hostility, the members of Code Zero must resolve the crisis or succumb to their own monstrous instincts.

The Amusement Club returns with Kyouko Toshinou's wild ideas, Chinatsu Yoshikawa's plotting, Yui Funami's sarcastic comments, and Akari Akaza's barely noticeable presence, all aiming to make every day as enjoyable as possible. Whether they're competing in an arm wrestling match or cooking pancakes together, this group of fun-seekers always gives their full effort. The club members are frequently joined by their friends from the Student Council, who also know how to have a good time. Though things can get a bit chaotic when all eight girls gather, that doesn't stop them from getting together and enjoying themselves.

First-year high school student Uka Ishimori is determined to start over. During middle school, her classmates nicknamed her "Rocky," misinterpreting her shy and introverted nature as a lack of emotion. This led to relentless bullying and a lonely, isolated school life. Now, Uka is resolved to change. In her first week at a new school, Uka accidentally gets splashed with lemon soda by her classmate Kai Miura, whose cool demeanor is the complete opposite of hers. To her surprise, Kai follows up with small acts of kindness that encourage her to slowly come out of her shell. Like a lemon soda, bubbly and exciting feelings are beginning to stir.

Kou Kitamura and Aoba Tsukishima are constantly bickering, even though their families are close friends and business partners. Kou is the only child of a sports shop owner, yet he has never been interested in playing baseball. However, he still possesses an impressive batting ability, which he has sharpened through frequent visits to the local batting center run by the Tsukishima family. In contrast, Aoba loves baseball and is a star player with exceptional pitching skill. Despite being seemingly complete opposites, the two share something deeply important—Wakaba Tsukishima, Aoba's older sister and Kou's destined sweetheart. Admired by both of them, Wakaba often becomes the trigger for their endless rivalry. But whether they will ever realize they have more in common than either would like to admit remains to be seen. The game of baseball may be exactly what they need to finally overcome their personal struggles.

After his mother wins a free trip to the islands, Pokémon trainer Satoshi and his partner Pikachu head to Melemele Island in the beautiful Alola region, which is full of new Pokémon and even regional variants of familiar ones. Eager to explore the island, Satoshi and Pikachu dash about excitedly, quickly getting lost while chasing after a Pokémon. The pair eventually stumbles upon the Pokémon School, an institution where students come to learn more about these fascinating creatures. At the school, when he and one of the students—the no-nonsense Kaki—have a run-in with the nefarious thugs of Team Skull, Satoshi discovers the overwhelming might of the Z-Moves, powerful attacks originating from the Alola region that require the trainer and Pokémon to be in sync. Later that night, he and Pikachu encounter the guardian deity Pokémon of Melemele Island, the mysterious Kapu Kokeko. The legendary Pokémon bestows upon them a Z-Ring, a necessary tool for using Z-Moves. Dazzled by their earlier battle and now in possession of a Z-Ring, Satoshi and Pikachu decide to stay in the Alola Region to learn and master the strength of these powerful new attacks. Enrolling in the Pokémon School, Satoshi is joined by classmates such as Lillie, who loves Pokémon but cannot bring herself to touch them, Kaki, and many others. Between attending classes, fending off the pesky Team Rocket—who have themselves arrived in Alola to pave the way for their organization's future plans—and taking on the Island Challenge necessary to master Z-Moves, Satoshi and Pikachu are in for an exciting new adventure.

As the president of her middle school's science club, Ueno is naturally a gifted inventor. She creates devices capable of turning any liquid into potable water, eliminating even the worst odors, or generating dark matter for use as a concealment tool—nothing seems beyond her abilities. Yet, Ueno does not build these inventions for the betterment of humanity. Instead, the sole force driving her is love, the one puzzle she cannot solve. Ueno is deeply in love with Tanaka, her indifferent fellow club member. However, because she is too anxious to confess her feelings and he is too clueless to recognize her affection, her romantic life is completely stuck. In Ueno's reasoning, if she can just put him in perverted scenarios, surely he'll become flustered and fall for her, right? With help from her stoic classmate and dedicated wingwoman Yamashita, Ueno uses her many inventions on Tanaka in a lecherous way, hoping that one day he will grasp her true feelings.

Half-demon twins Towa and Setsuna once lived happily together in Feudal Japan. Their joyful days ended abruptly when a forest fire separated them, and Towa was pulled through a portal into modern-day Japan. There, Souta Higurashi found her and raised her as his daughter after she discovered she could not return to her own time. Ten years later, 14-year-old Towa is a relatively well-adjusted student, despite her frequent fights. Unexpected trouble arrives in the form of three visitors from Feudal Japan: Moroha, a bounty hunter; Setsuna, a demon slayer and Towa's long-lost twin sister; and Mistress Three-Eyes, a demon searching for a mystical object. The girls work together to defeat their enemy, but Towa is horrified to learn that Setsuna has no memory of her at all. Hanyou no Yashahime: Sengoku Otogizoushi follows the three girls as they strive to fix Setsuna's memory loss and uncover the truth about their intertwined fates.

Koguma is a quiet second-year high school student who lacks everything—no parents, no hobbies, no friends, and no ambitions. One afternoon on her way home, she stops at a vehicle shop hoping to find a motor scooter. Seeing the high prices and having only enough money to get by, she feels discouraged and starts to leave. Just as she is about to go, the shop owner offers her a used Honda Super Cub for ten thousand yen. Believing the motorcycle could add some brightness to her dull existence, she decides to buy it. As Koguma sets out on small journeys around her town riding her Super Cub, she slowly forms precious friendships and moves forward eagerly into a new chapter of her life.

Centuries ago, the barriers separating the worlds of humans and youkai briefly dissolved, causing many beings from both realms to migrate across. In the aftermath, the town of Sakurashin emerged as a central crossroads for interdimensional activity—thanks to the sacred Seven Pillars that attract youkai and the work of the Hiizumi Life Counseling Office, which strives to keep the local residents content. The office consists of Hime Yarizakura, the youthful mayor of Sakurashin; Ao Nanami, a satori with the ability to read minds; Kotoha Isone, a half-youkai who can summon anything merely by speaking; the oni siblings Kyousuke and Touka Kishi; and director Akina Hiizumi, who wields his family's inherited power to force youkai back to their own dimension. Beyond volunteer duties and mediation, the Life Counseling Office also deals with Strikes—rare incidents where humans suddenly become imbued with youkai abilities and go on a rampage. However, the arrival of a sinister figure heralds trouble as Strikes grow more frequent, political opponents begin to maneuver, and dangerous individuals descend on the city. As the self-appointed protectors of Sakurashin, the Life Counseling Office must defend the peaceful town they call home.

Despite Kyouko Honda's tragic death, her memory remains vivid, guiding her loved ones through difficult times. Yet Kyouko was not always the wise and radiant figure she is remembered as today. Feeling abandoned by her family and rejected by society, a young Kyouko leaves behind stability for a life of delinquency, endangering her education and future. Fortunately, her descent into despair is halted by a chance meeting with her future husband, Katsuya, who has just begun his teaching internship at her school. With a composure surprisingly unaffected by Kyouko's outbursts, Katsuya quickly wins her over through his tenderness and attention—genuine gestures she has never experienced before. As the two grow closer, Kyouko opens her tormented heart to him and, along with it, a door to new possibilities.

Ouri Kagami lives at a shrine with other orphans, so corpses are nothing new to him. Yet when he sees the shrine's patron, Keisei Tagami, apparently bring the scarred body of schoolgirl Makina Hoshimura back to life, he is left utterly stunned. Drawn to the strange circumstances surrounding Makina, he discovers that she is a Shikabane Hime—an undead being whose duty is to destroy others like her that endanger society. As Ouri continues his everyday routine, his inexplicable encounters with her grow increasingly abnormal. But with each meeting becoming more intense, the two are pulled closer, and their intertwined fates may ultimately reveal the hidden truths of the Shikabane world.

Gohan Son and Piccolo are enjoying a peaceful moment when they sense a powerful force heading toward Earth. Word quickly spreads that this force is actually a small planet on a direct collision course with Earth. Gokuu Son and Kuririn try to alter the small planet's trajectory with a Kamehameha, but the attack fails and the two warriors are blasted away. However, just as it comes extremely close to Earth's surface, the object changes course on its own and soon explodes. The small planet turns out to be a vessel for what appears to be a castle. A massive army emerges from the structure and declares that the planet now belongs to Slug, king of the universe. While defending the city from the invaders' assault, Gohan loses his Dragon Ball, allowing Slug to seize it. After reading Bulma's mind and stealing her Dragon Radar, Slug orders his army to collect the wish-granting relics. With the Dragon Balls in his possession, he uses them to wish back his youth. Now young, wise, and extremely powerful, Slug begins his conquest of the world.

During a stage event at Dengeki Game Festival, it was announced that the Strike the Blood light novel series is receiving a third OVA. This OVA will cover content up to the end of Seisen-hen.

When the clock strikes midnight, the Dark Hour emerges—a hidden time that most people never notice. Those who are not sealed inside coffins during this period, unluckily remaining awake, encounter dangerous beings called Shadows. However, a chosen few have the ability to summon Persona: a unique power to defeat these monsters. This secret organization is known as SEES (Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad), dedicated to discovering the truth behind the Dark Hour's existence. Shortly after transfer student Makoto Yuuki moves into Iwatodai Dorm, his Persona awakens following an assault by a powerful Shadow. Now inducted into SEES, he fights alongside his teammates, as they are the only ones capable of shielding humanity from Shadows and ending the irregularity of the Dark Hour.