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Is it possible for a romance between an ordinary university student and an idol singer to endure? That is the central question explored in White Album. Touya Fujii is a typical college student with everyday concerns—chiefly juggling his coursework and the part-time job he uses to fund his education. He also worries about the time he gets to spend with Yuki Morikawa, or more accurately, the lack of it. As a rising idol singer, Yuki faces her own set of challenges. Though she has yet to reach the fame of seasoned veteran Rina Ogata, Yuki is gaining attention and landing television interviews. This might seem like a positive development, but not everyone is pleased with the media spotlight and Rina's interest in her. The idol world is surprisingly ruthless, and rival performers are keeping a close watch on Yuki. While it might appear thrilling to see your girlfriend on television, how does Touya truly feel about the situation? Between the difficulties stemming from Yuki's career and the various people Touya encounters at his university, their relationship may not endure.

For 150 years, the people of Hinomoto have lived in peace, freed from samurai rule, and worship demons whose true forms are unknown as gods. Destined to mine rocks for these demons to consume, Musashi knows the harsh reality: humanity is enslaved by these otherworldly beings, and the samurai are the final line of defense fighting for liberation. Hiding his true beliefs from those around him and drifting apart from his childhood friend Kojirou Kanemaki, Musashi lives in frustration until the day of his graduation. When the new graduates arrive at the mine, they are shocked by the brutal treatment of the miners and the eerie appearance of their overseers. Yet, Musashi endures thanks to Kojirou's support. As the demon leader wreaks destruction in the quarry, Musashi is saved from certain death by the Takeda samurai clan. Recovering from his shame and yearning for adventure, Musashi sets out on a journey to become a samurai and establish his own clan.

In professional sumo, there are no weight divisions. It is a brutal sport where only the strongest survive, and anyone willing to test their limits can enter the ring. However, a minimum height and weight requirement exists for becoming a professional sumo wrestler, and the exceptionally talented and hardworking young Hinomaru Ushio does not meet it. This small boy dreams of reaching sumo's highest rank, Hinoshita Kaisan. His only path to going pro is to earn the title of High School Yokozuna, awarded to the strongest competitor in high school tournaments. Ushio faces immense pressure and a ticking clock. If he fails to showcase his abilities in high school competitions, he may permanently lose his chance at a professional career, and the odds are heavily against him. Rather than enrolling at Ishigami High, Japan's top sumo school, he joins Odachi High and must form a sumo club from scratch alongside its sole devout member, Shinya Ozeki. Odachi High is the ultimate underdog in the sumo world, but Ushio must push forward with all his strength if he hopes to make it as a professional.

After winning the 63rd National Sensha-dou tournament, the girls of Ooarai Girls Academy succeeded in preventing their school's closure by the Japanese Ministry of Education. However, new problems arise: a ministry official claims the agreement was not legally enforceable, and the Ooarai school carrier is set to be scrapped. Students and their families are angered by this unfairness and sink into hopelessness, feeling powerless to save the school. Their final hope is a proposed match against the All-Stars University Sensha-dou team, which brings together the most skilled students from across the nation. Even though Ooarai is heavily outnumbered and clearly outmatched, they take on the challenge.

Second Lieutenant Kei Agemaki is the son of a celebrated general, but he has spent his entire life concealing a deep terror of supernatural creatures. That secret is put to the test when he and two other officers are transferred to the Ministry of Spirit Affairs, where they must live and work alongside youkai. Forced to confront his worst fear directly, Kei relies on the fox spirit Kushimatsu as he and his colleagues attempt to cooperate with the youkai maidens—Zakuro, Susukihotaru, Hoozuki, and Bonbori—to resolve cases involving the paranormal. Taking place during an alternate era of Japanese Westernization, Otome Youkai Zakuro depicts the conflicts and connections that arise when east meets west, local meets foreign, and women meet men. This unlikely partnership between youkai maidens and human officers must find a way to function together in a world undergoing rapid change.

The mild-mannered Koushi Shirota is completely shocked when he sees the flawless student council president, Takane Takamine, brazenly remove her panties in front of the entire class after receiving an unusual test score of 98%. Even stranger, the imperfect score instantly becomes a perfect 100% right before his eyes. Wanting to confirm that what he saw wasn't just a hallucination, he confronts her about it. Seemingly unfazed, Takamine reveals to him that she possesses an ability called Eternal Virgin Road, which allows her to undo any mistake she makes by removing a piece of underwear, thereby maintaining her prodigious facade. With Shirota being the only one who knows the truth, Takamine forces him to become her closet—a carrier of spare panties—so that she can use Eternal Virgin Road as many times as she wants. With his already weak will constantly being tested, Shirota's life is turned upside down as he finds himself uncomfortably close to the unpredictable student council president.

After eating the Fruit of Evolution, Seiichi Hiiragi's new existence in another world grants him trustworthy companions and the ability to craft powerful magic. His talents draw the notice of Barnabus Ablitt, head of the Barbador Academy of Magic, who asks Seiichi to join the faculty. By chance, Seiichi's old Earth classmates are now students there, setting up an awkward encounter if they cross paths. Meanwhile, a mysterious group known as The Great Devil Order plots in secret to revive their god, using the students of Barbador as sacrifices to speed up the ritual. Since Seiichi possesses unrivaled strength, he must shield not just his friends but the entire world from the approaching threat.

OVA of Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu which was announced to be released before the start of the second series.

Kill Me Baby follows Yasuna, an ordinary (?) high school girl, and Sonya, her best friend who just so happens to be an assassin. Unfortunately, Sonya's trained assassin reflexes frequently backfire in her everyday school life, as Yasuna's repeatedly broken wrist can confirm. All she wanted was a hug, but she ended up with a broken neck instead. Isn't that sad? No, it's hilarious. Even Yasuna's intense ninja training cannot ready her for the thrilling exploits in this explosive adaptation of the 4-panel manga.

Despite his reputation as one of the most veteran members of the Mebuki guild, Kikuru Madan feels his youth has been squandered and wishes to experience a normal life. Yet he cannot bring himself to retire just yet, fearing what will become of the guild if he leaves. By a fortunate coincidence—almost as if to aid his search for a replacement—the guild receptionist Enome assigns Kikuru four new recruits: the energetic beastwoman Hitamu "Hitamuki" Kyan, the prodigy Maidena Ange, the easygoing Toxico Dannar, and the steadfast Hanabata Nohkins. Each of them possesses considerable skill, but they also have traits that hold them back—most notably Hitamu’s extreme awkwardness and Hanabata’s unintentional lewdness. As if that weren’t enough, the monsters outside Mebuki’s walls begin acting strangely, targeting women in a lecherous manner, creating endless complications for the party. Nonetheless, Kikuru remains determined to retire early; to succeed, the training he imparts to these novices will prove vital.

In 1863, Izuminokami Kanesada and his partner Horikawa Kunihiro travel from the future to the streets of Edo, responding to their master's warning about an imminent enemy assault. As living embodiments of the swords once wielded by Toshizou Hijikata, they are charged with safeguarding history from the Retrograde Army, a force determined to rewrite the past. Recruiting additional sword warriors along the way, they wage a continuous struggle against this mysterious foe across the Bakumatsu period. Yet their path is fraught with hardship. Set in the turbulent era they hold most dear, bloodshed and treachery await, forcing the duo to make agonizing choices when everything they cherish hangs in the balance.

In a future Japan, androids are widely used for various tasks, but treating them as equals to humans is considered taboo. There is a constant fear that robots might rebel against their human masters, and those who show too much trust in their androids are criticized and labeled "dori-kei," or "android-holics." High school student Rikuo Sakisaka notices strange behavior from his household android, Sammy—she has been leaving the house without being instructed. When he checks her movement logs, he finds a mysterious message: "Are you enjoying the time of EVE?" Together with his friend Masakazu Masaki, Rikuo traces Sammy's movements to a cafe called Time of Eve, where customers are forbidden from discriminating against one another. Rikuo realizes that both humans and androids frequent the cafe, with no way to tell them apart. Each visitor—from the cheerful Akiko to a robot on the verge of breaking down—has their own story and struggles. As Rikuo attempts to uncover Sammy's motives, he begins to question the fear that drives humans to view androids as nothing more than tools.

Mikiya Kokutou is on his way home when he notices a familiar scene: Shiki Ryougi leaning against a railing in the falling snow, just like the first time they met four years ago. As they converse about their past and the experiences they've shared, Mikiya senses that something is off about Shiki. In reality, the person before him is not the woman he has grown to know, but a completely different being residing within Shiki's body.

Takumi no Shitamachi Kassen After the grueling training camp comes to an end, brothers Takumi and Isami Aldini use their day off to explore Tokyo Tower and the area around it. As they take in the local atmosphere and sample a variety of foods, they run into Megumi Tadokoro, Ryouko Sakaki, and Yuuki Yoshino, who are also sightseeing in the same neighborhood. The group decides to eat lunch together at a traditional Japanese restaurant, where an unexpected cooking battle is about to unfold. Natsuyasumi no Erina During summer break, Tootsuki students are busy experimenting with recipes for the Autumn Elections. Erina Nakiri, however, has already finished her preparations for the event. While wondering how to spend her free time, she gets an invitation from her cousin Alice to visit the public pool. Though initially reluctant, Erina decides to take the chance to expand her experiences and see what this ordinary summer pastime has to offer. Meanwhile, the residents of the Polar Star Dormitory start a small gathering at a nearby lake to relax and have fun before the Autumn Elections.

While carrying out a mission to track down and stop a troublesome mage, several Fairy Tail guild members get separated in an unfamiliar town. Meanwhile, Haru, Elie, and their companions also become split up. By chance, Elie runs into Lucy and Happy, who are searching for Natsu. At the same time, Haru comes across Natsu, who is suffering from motion sickness. Though Elie seems friendly, she matches the description of the troublemaker the Fairy Tail members were assigned to find. Making matters worse, Natsu learns of Haru's connection to her and suspects they are working together. In this crossover between two popular series, Fairy Tail x Rave follows the two groups as they realize how much they have in common. As misunderstandings pile up, they are forced into a heated clash of powers, but must eventually join forces against a shared enemy.

Everyday life is made up of ordinary moments—from forming friendships and attending school to earning money and celebrating holidays. Ichigo Mashimaro is a gentle series that follows the daily routines of Itou Chika, her older sister Nobue, and their friends Miu, Matsuri, and Ana.

Shinichi Chiaki has finally overcome his fear of flying, while Megumi "Nodame" Noda's brilliant showing in a piano competition lands her an offer to study at the prestigious Conservatoire de Paris. The two head to Paris together to advance their careers: Chiaki as an up-and-coming conductor mentored by the great maestro Franz von Stresemann, and Nodame as a student of the renowned piano professor Charles Auclair. However, the music world proves far vaster than either of them ever expected. Chiaki and Nodame, along with familiar faces and fresh adversaries, must struggle and persist to attain the brilliant musical heights ahead, all while holding onto what truly counts.

Mary Saotome is audacious, insolent, and defiant, but also highly intelligent. When she transfers to Hyakkaou Private Academy—a school where a student's social worth is determined by their gambling prowess—she scores a stunning victory against a classmate, instantly drawing the attention of the cunning student council. At Hyakkaou, the bottom of the rigid hierarchy is decided by the lowest gambling earnings, leaving Tsuzura Hanatemari's future bleak. As Tsuzura's childhood friend, Mary resolves to climb the ranks and earn enough money to free her from the oppressive system. Mary's tenacity and refusal to lose drive her to surpass and humiliate even the toughest opponents, though certain student council members appear to have larger schemes in store for her.

In a world where people are known to routinely shift between slightly different parallel realities, Koyomi Takasaki lives with his mother after his parents' divorce and begins attending a local university preparatory school. Due to the intense academic atmosphere and his own social awkwardness, Koyomi struggles to make friends. One day, his classmate Kazune Takigawa suddenly approaches him and reveals that she has come from the 85th parallel world, where she and Koyomi are lovers.

In a world where nine distinct races coexist, humans are relegated to the lowest tier of society. Despite enduring daily discrimination, a young human named Light leaves his family behind, aspiring to become a great adventurer. However, upon registering, Light is only classified as an F-Rank adventurer due to his unimpressive skill, Unlimited Gacha, which allows him to materialize a randomly rolled card into existence. Light is soon recruited to serve as the human representative of the Concord of the Tribes, a party intended to represent all nine races. As the group ventures into the Abyss, the world's most treacherous dungeon, his companions suddenly abandon him in its depths. Just as death seems certain, Light rolls a Level 9999 card that summons a beautiful and powerful maid named Mei. Swearing her loyalty to Light, Mei sets out to eliminate his betrayers. Now nearly invincible with Mei and other incredible summons at his side, Light embarks on his quest for revenge.

The "Unspecialized" character Lord Grim has gained notoriety on the 10th server of the popular online game Glory. His reputation alone draws many curious players to his newly formed guild, Happy. Other rival guilds already have enough concerns, as some of their own members are abandoning them to join Happy. However, they are also troubled by rumors that the person behind Lord Grim is actually the retired professional gamer and "Glory Textbook" Ye Qiu, whom they have little hope of defeating. Uncertain of the truth, the powerful guilds try to suppress Lord Grim's growing influence, each with their own motives for doing so. But regardless of the obstacles in his path, Lord Grim is determined to break into Glory's cross-server—the Heavenly Domain—where characters, including himself, can reach even higher levels. There, he aims to complete the team of rookies who will fight alongside him in the Challenger League, which would be just their first step toward the coveted Glory Championship.

Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru. Kan: Dakara, Shishunki wa Owarazu ni, Seishun wa Tsuzuiteiku. adapts specific scenes from the Shin supplementary novels that accompanied the Season 3 Blu-ray Discs.

After losing her mother when she was little, second-grader Misha Takanashi, who is Russian, now resides with her Japanese stepfather. Tsubame Kamoi, a former Japan Air Self-Defense Force officer, arrives at the Takanashi home as a maid. This is a household comedy in which Kamoi, an extreme lolicon, tries to get close to Misha while Misha struggles to resist her advances.

SuperS focuses primarily on Chibi-usa and the Sailor Guardians. A fresh threat, the Dead Moon Circus, has emerged. Their goal is to locate the Golden Dream Mirror, which they intend to use to dominate the world. To achieve this, the villains target innocent people, stealing their Dream Mirrors and draining their energy. Chibi-usa gains a new companion in Pegasus. This season also features the Sailor Senshi acquiring enhanced abilities.

Although they stay hidden from the public eye, Witches—individuals with supernatural abilities—have existed throughout human history. Neither especially numerous nor inherently malicious, these Witches can still cause chaos when they misuse their powers for criminal activities. Solving such supernatural crimes is beyond the scope of ordinary law enforcement and is instead managed by the Solomon organization. After completing her training in Italy, Robin Sena is assigned to Solomon's local Japanese branch, STNJ. As a Witch herself with powerful pyrokinetic abilities, she finds herself at odds with STNJ's methods for handling rogue Witches. Specifically, Robin objects to the use of a potion called Orbo, which can weaken or completely neutralize a Witch's powers. To establish her place within the organization, Robin must navigate Solomon's internal politics while dealing with the threat of hostile Witches—both of which pose dangers for entirely different reasons.

For an ordinary high school student in Japan, the walk to class is usually a dull routine, but for first-year Chio Miyamo, it turns into a daily escapade. Because she stays up late playing video games, she is perpetually running behind schedule and must invent fresh paths to reach Samejima Private Academy on time. Throughout her strange treks to school, Chio faces challenges such as blocked roads from construction, overly enthusiastic kabaddi players, and confused motorcycle gang leaders. Yet these small obstacles cannot stop Chio, known as the legendary assassin "Bloody Butterfly," thanks to the special ops skills she has gained from her intense gaming hobby. Alongside her closest friends Manana Nonomura and Yuki Hosokawa, Chio will stop at nothing to dodge the school's strict punishments for being late.

Hasegawa Kodaka has just transferred to a new school and struggles to make friends, partly because his blond hair makes others assume he's a troublemaker. One day, he encounters his ill-tempered and solitary classmate Yozora, who is enthusiastically chatting with her imaginary friend Tomo. Realizing that neither of them has any real friends, they decide the best way to change this is to form a club and begin recruiting members. Thus, "Rinjinbu," The Neighbours' Club, is established—a club specifically for people who lack friends. As other lonely classmates gradually join their small group, they attempt to learn how to build friendships through cooking together, playing games, and other group activities. But can this collection of socially awkward misfits truly manage to get along?

Mona Kawai is used to being the center of attention wherever she goes—handling that constant spotlight is just part of her everyday life. But her absolute confidence in her own appeal gets rattled when she meets Medaka Kuroiwa, a new transfer student at her high school. While everyone else fawns over her, Medaka simply frowns every time they cross paths. Viewing his lack of interest as a problem to be fixed, Mona goes all out trying to win him over, only to be met with one stern expression after another. It turns out that Medaka's indifference comes from his goal of becoming a monk someday, which requires him to abandon all worldly desires. As the oblivious Mona keeps escalating her efforts to charm Medaka, her own antics may end up making her fall for him instead.

While saving a child from danger, otaku Asahi Ikusaba gets transported to another world and thinks he has reincarnated with cheat skills like those from his favorite games and novels. However, reality hits when he encounters a powerful monster and discovers he is still just an ordinary person. In this moment of extreme peril, Asahi instinctively calls out to his overly protective sister, Maya, who appears out of nowhere, wielding the overpowered abilities he thought he possessed. Maya is overjoyed to see her brother again and vows to use her new powers to protect him at all costs. Together, the close-knit siblings try to find a way back home while enjoying their new lives. But it soon becomes clear that their arrival in this world may have been intentional. With the Demon King's overwhelmingly strong army approaching, no one except Maya seems capable of standing in its way.

The series centers on Tomoya Mizuhara, a thirteen-year-old boy who unexpectedly acquires an older stepsister when his father remarries. Seventeen-year-old Ichika is somewhat odd, and her love for Tomoya is excessively intense, almost frightening. To make matters more complicated, Ichika's friend Ruri is an extreme sadist. Additionally, there is Ichika's quarter-Japanese friend Marina, who has a large bust.

While exploring the National Library, Miaka Yuuki and Yui Hongo come across an odd antique book that emits a red glow, pulling them into a foreign realm. Upon arriving, they face hostile slave dealers and manage to flee with aid from Tamahome, a strong young man marked with a Chinese character on his forehead. However, the red light soon reappears, whisking Yui away. Determined to find her friend, Miaka seeks Tamahome's help. The situation intensifies when they meet Emperor Hotohori, who thinks Miaka is the prophesied priestess of the kingdom's guardian deity, Suzaku. By assembling the god's seven Celestial Warriors, the priestess can call upon Suzaku to grant any wish. Hotohori hopes this will rescue his nation, and since it also seems like a good way to solve Miaka's problems, he persuades her to take on the role. Back at the library, Yui realizes she has returned alone. Unable to act, she watches helplessly as Miaka undertakes brave challenges as the heroine of the mysterious book.

Continuing their adventure in the Johto region, Satoshi and his friends arrive at Altomare, an island city known for its yearly Pokémon Water Race competition. While Takeshi and Kasumi take in the festivities, strange occurrences begin to happen to Satoshi—he inexplicably loses the race, witnesses some women attacking a girl with their Pokémon, and even after he and Pikachu save her, the girl later denies ever meeting them. Fortunately, Satoshi soon understands the situation when he discovers that the girl he and Pikachu rescued was actually a Pokémon named Latias, who often takes the form of her human friend Kanon. Latias, along with another Pokémon called Latios, is known as the Eon Pokémon. Together, they protect Altomare along with a mystical blue orb known as the Soul Dew. An ancient legend of Altomare, deeply tied to the Eon Pokémon and the Soul Dew, is well known among the locals—and also to the sisters Zanner and Lyon, the thieves who earlier attacked Latias. As the criminals attempt to capture both the Eon Pokémon and the Soul Dew, Satoshi must step in to prevent catastrophe from befalling Altomare.

Second season of Tensei Kizoku, Kantei Skill de Nariagaru.

Ayato Kamina's peaceful life as a high school student is thrown into turmoil when futuristic fighter jets suddenly attack Tokyo. In the chaos, he meets a woman named Haruka Shitow, who claims to be from a government organization called TERRA. She reveals that Ayato has been living inside a time bubble called Tokyo Jupiter, created by the Mulians—humanoids from another dimension—to isolate and conquer Tokyo. TERRA has been trying to break through the city's barrier ever since. Overwhelmed by this revelation, Ayato panics and flees. He runs into his classmate Reika Mishima, who leads him to the Shrine of Xephon, where a large egg slumbers. She begins to sing, and an unknown power awakens within Ayato, connecting him to a being called RahXephon that breaks out of the egg. Haruka soon finds him again and urges him to join her cause of fighting the Mulians. Caught between the crosshairs of the Mulians and TERRA, Ayato begins to question his purpose, grappling with altered memories and ultimately his very identity in this chaotic new world.

Tsubasa Kazanari and Kanade Amou perform as the idol duo Zwei Wing, using their singing to power ancient weapons called symphogears in their fight against the alien menace known as the Noise. The public knows about the Noise, but the existence of the symphogears remains hidden. During one of Zwei Wing's concerts, the Noise attack, and Kanade sacrifices herself to save a young girl named Hibiki Tachibana, leaving Tsubasa heartbroken and a piece of Kanade's symphogear embedded in Hibiki. Two years later, Hibiki is caught in another Noise attack. While rescuing a young girl left behind during the evacuation, she awakens the power of Kanade's symphogear inside her. Though Tsubasa still mourns Kanade, both girls must learn to cooperate and use their abilities to protect humanity from the Noise.

Mido Ban and Amano Ginji are the Get Backers, retrieval specialists with a flawless success rate. No matter what is missing or stolen, they can retrieve it without fail. In spite of their skills and high spirits, Ban and Ginji are perpetually broke because very few people actually want to hire them. Consequently, the pair often take on risky jobs, which frequently result in unwanted run-ins with their old—and dangerous—acquaintances.

Three centuries ago, the newly reincarnated Azusa Aizawa had decided to spend her existence in eternal tranquility. At that time, she never imagined she would reach level 99 by merely defeating slimes, let alone become the continent's most powerful entity. Yet because of her strength and compassion, numerous girls from various walks of life—such as the dragon Laika, the elf Halkara, the demon queen Pecora, and even the slime girls Falfa and Shalsha, who have taken human form—are all attracted to her. As her circle of companions continues to expand, Azusa's leisurely adventures are far from finished—and with even more girls arriving at her doorstep, her already pleasant life promises to become even more lively!

Shoujo-tachi wa Kouya wo Mezasu revolves around discovering one's identity and purpose in life, regardless of how unconventional the path may be. Buntarou Hojo, a high school student with a knack for writing, lacks clear direction or future ambitions. His classmate Sayuki Kuroda recognizes his ability and decides to guide him toward applying it meaningfully by recruiting him into her bishoujo game development team. When Sayuki corners Buntarou in the school's men's restroom, he is startled by what he assumes is a date invitation. His surprise deepens when he learns it is actually a job interview. Reluctantly agreeing, the pair begin assembling additional members for their team. Along the way, they may discover not only the intricacies of game creation but also insights about life itself.

Long ago, the "nobles"—an ancient race of immortal supernatural beings—lived as rulers and gods. Among them was the "Noblesse," a mysterious and powerful figure named Cadis Etrama di Raizel, also known as "Rai." After awakening in South Korea from an 820-year slumber, Rai sets out to find his loyal and devoted servant, Frankenstein, who is now the director of Ye Ran High School. Wanting to learn more about modern civilization, Rai enrolls as a student to better experience life in the contemporary world. Noblesse: Awakening follows the start of Rai's new life as a high school student, as he spends time with friends and confronts threats—both human and supernatural—to stop their plots from endangering Korea.

Ikebukuro is a district filled with a variety of businesses and gangs. Among them is Makoto Majima, the well-known "troubleshooter" who acts as a mediator between conflicting groups. Makoto has a deep understanding of every aspect of the bustling Tokyo neighborhood and works to keep the peace with the help of the G-Boys, who support him in his mediation efforts. Led by the charismatic and merciless Takashi Andou, the G-Boys are the most powerful gang in all of Ikebukuro. But when the new faction known as the "Red Angels" starts encroaching on G-Boys territory, immediate conflict erupts between them. With numerous enemies both outside and within the G-Boys, navigating the streets becomes increasingly challenging for Makoto. As he continues to resolve problems, he gradually uncovers a conspiracy that could spark a full-scale war and endanger the entire district of Ikebukuro.

Tatsuya Kimura feels increasingly sidelined. While his friends Ippo Makunouchi and Mamoru Takamura hold championship belts in their weight classes, Kimura's failure to become Japan's Junior Lightweight boxing champion gnaws at him. Preparing to face current champion Ryo Mashiba, Kimura trains with Ippo's rival Ichirou Miyata, who previously suffered a crushing defeat from Mashiba's signature "Hitman" style. Meanwhile, Mashiba is determined to keep his belt, aiming to chase the World title and secure financial stability for his sister Kumi. Can Kimura's burning need to prove himself as a boxer overpower Mashiba's desperate hope to give Kumi a better life?

During summer break, Charlotte hopes to have some private time with Ichika at his home, but her plan falls apart when Cecilia has the same thought, and soon Houki, Lingyin, and Laura also show up. The following day, Houki assists with a summer festival at her family's shrine and is taken aback when Ichika arrives.

In the world of Terra, the discovery of a black crystalline substance called Originium has driven rapid technological progress, with its immense energy output granting people the ability to wield powers similar to magic, known as Arts. Large deposits of Originium are naturally found at the sites of Catastrophes, various natural disasters that arise from the mineral itself. Yet, using Originium carries a heavy cost, as it carries a significant risk of contracting Oripathy—an incurable and highly contagious disease. Due to nations subjecting the infected to severe discrimination, the oppressed have formed a rebellious movement. Calling themselves Reunion, this militant group mercilessly destroys cities, adding to the already destructive nature of Catastrophes. Rhodes Island, a paramilitary pharmaceutical organization committed to treating the infected and uninfected equally, is considered the most advanced in its research for a cure to Oripathy. However, the person leading the project—a mysterious figure known only as the Doctor—suffers from amnesia, effectively hindering what may be the only hope for the infected to escape their chains of despair.

Misaki Takahashi and Akihiko "Usagi" Usami have been cohabiting for three years, and their bond has been developing without major issues. But every strong relationship encounters difficulties, and theirs is only starting to face them. A fresh competitor appears, causing Usagi to fret over whether Misaki's affections still lie with him. Meanwhile, Ryuuichirou Isaka has long enjoyed meddling in Misaki and Usagi's romantic affairs, yet his own relationship is far from untroubled. He and his secretary Kaoru Asahina have been together for several years, but Asahina insists on maintaining a clear boundary between work and personal life, which frequently creates turbulence between them. Regarding Nowaki Kusama and Hiroki Kamijou, as their professional lives begin to flourish, they increasingly find themselves with little time together. The dwindling moments they share allow uncertainty and self-doubt to edge into their connection. In contrast, the seventeen-year age difference between Shinobu Takatsuki and You Miyagi has always posed a challenge, yet as they deepen their understanding of one another, their past self-awareness gradually diminishes. The cherished pairs from Junjou Romantica, Junjou Egoist, and Junjou Terrorist return once more, joined by a fresh story: Junjou Mistake!

Fifteen years ago, a hyperspace gate materialized in the Pacific Ocean, linking Earth to a strange realm inhabited by fairies and monsters. The city of San-Teresa became home to over two million of these otherworldly beings. However, this population surge brought its own problems—drugs, prostitution, and human trafficking. To address the rampant crime lurking in the city's shadows, a new division was formed within the San-Teresa Metropolitan Police. Former JSDF soldier Kei Matoba is one of the department's top cops, despite his tendency to occasionally bend the rules. After a fairy trafficking case goes wrong, Kei loses Rick Fury, his friend and partner of four years, setting him on a path of vengeance. To assist with the case, the department pairs him with Tilarna Exedilika, a noble from the Farbani Kingdom. As one of the Knights of Mirvor, her mission is to rescue the noble fairy Kei encountered during his last case. Despite his dislike for non-humans, he agrees to the arrangement at his superiors' request. Now, this unlikely duo must work together and set aside their differences to return the missing fairy to her homeland and avenge the death of Kei's partner.

Collecting unusual juice cans is one way to make new acquaintances, but Kakeru Daichi never expected that trying to drink one would introduce him to a fascinating girl. He names her Melon—after the can’s melon soda flavor—and quickly discovers she is an Akikan: a beautiful girl who is actually a special can created to battle other Akikans in a bizarre experiment comparing steel and aluminum containers. Getting caught up in this absurdly twisted research project gone wrong naturally complicates Kakeru’s life beyond belief. Since Melon’s steel body requires carbon dioxide to survive, he is stuck with her because of her heavy CO2 dependency. And when his wealthy, attractive childhood friend Najimi gets her own aluminum Akikan, the real trouble begins.

Gauche Suede commands great respect among the Letter Bees—a state-run organization tasked with delivering written messages to even the most isolated places. But the Amberground, the land Gauche must cross, is shrouded in eternal twilight and inhabited by monstrous creatures called Gaichuu. During one dangerous mission, Gauche encounters Lag Seeing, a distressed young boy who has been sent as a letter himself. Five years afterward, Lag also becomes a Letter Bee, motivated by his experience traveling with Gauche. As he works to follow in his hero's footsteps, Lag uncovers the strife and intricacy hidden within his world.

High school student Ibuki Keita has lived under a constant cloud of misfortune for as long as he can remember. Without any clear cause, everyone around him meets a tragic end. As a result, he has grown unwilling to form close bonds, even with his childhood friend Akane, leaving Keita alone in a life filled with hardship and shame. One evening while eating at his favorite ramen shop, Keita encounters a strange young girl named Kuro. Possessing abilities beyond those of an ordinary human, she identifies herself as a Mototsumitama. She explains the concept of "Terra," a life-energy force divided among three identical-looking individuals—a global phenomenon known as the "Doppeliner System." As a Mototsumitama, Kuro protects the "Coexistence Equilibrium," the entities that regulate the flow of Terra across the world. Keita dismisses her story until he finds himself caught in the crossfire of this hidden realm. On the brink of death, he enters into a contract with Kuro, unaware of its true significance. Now bound to her side at all times, Keita wonders if his streak of misfortune could possibly get any worse.