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Naoya Mukai’s chaotic routine of splitting his time between his two girlfriends, Saki Saki and Nagisa Minase, remains just as frantic as before. On top of that, the flashy Rika Hoshizaki has her eyes set on Naoya, making his already tangled love life even more complicated. As if things couldn’t get any more absurd, another girl steps into the fray: Shino Kiryuu, who is dead set on stopping Naoya’s two-timing and securing Saki’s happiness. Yet Shino secretly holds feelings for Naoya—a desire she believes she must abandon—but simply cannot, because of the powerful pull he exerts.

Red panda Retsuko keeps plugging away at her repetitive office job, occasionally blowing off steam with death metal karaoke. Thanks to her new friends Gori and Washimi, life has become more enjoyable. However, fresh disruptions to her routine threaten to pile on more stress. At work, new hire Anai seems like a promising addition, but when Retsuko is tasked with training him, she discovers that his intense dedication might endanger workplace harmony. Meanwhile, at home, Retsuko's mother drops in unexpectedly, determined to see her daughter finally settle down and find a husband. She arranges a series of marriage meetings for Retsuko, much to her dismay. With these mounting pressures, Retsuko finds even more reasons to head to the karaoke bar and let out her furious rants. Yet, realizing this won't truly solve her problems, she makes a spontaneous decision to escape her troubles. Thus, Retsuko embarks on another journey of self-reflection, learning more about herself and love, all while finding solace in the cathartic power of death metal karaoke.

A salaryman is unexpectedly summoned to another world by accident. Unable to return to Earth, he is given the name Takumi Iruma, a younger body, magical abilities, and a fresh start in a strange realm. Seeking a peaceful life, Takumi settles in a nearby village and takes up the profession of an alchemist, which lets him create nearly anything he wishes. Making full use of his time, he investigates his new powers and even tames an unusual pet. Nevertheless, Takumi decides to relocate to a large city to enhance his alchemy skills and business. As he continues to learn more about his craft and form new relationships, Takumi may just be able to become the greatest alchemist of all time.

Honda is a skeleton, but more importantly, they work as a bookseller. And they can tell you from personal experience that the job of a bookstore employee is far more difficult than the average customer might think. Alongside their equally unusual coworkers, Honda constantly handles the stressful demands of the bookselling business. Whether it's the drama of receiving new releases without their bonus extras or the challenge of offering good service to customers who don't speak the same language, the work of a skeleton bookseller never stops. Still, despite all the hardships they face, Honda truly loves their job and does their best to deliver the finest book selections and service to their customers.

Takuto Ira spent his brief life confined to a hospital bed, with the civilization-building game Eternal Nations as his sole pastime. His favorite faction in the game—Mynoghra—was notorious for being difficult to handle and tilted toward evil; furthermore, he always insisted on playing at the highest difficulty. After his premature death, Takuto awakens in a world eerily similar to Eternal Nations. He is reborn as the King of Ruin, the sovereign of Mynoghra itself. At his side is Odei no Atou, the default hero unit of his chosen nation. Remembering every battle they fought together, she once again swears unwavering loyalty to Takuto. As Takuto begins rebuilding Mynoghra from scratch in this new world, his early-game strategy remains the same: keep a low profile, avoid war, and prioritize survival at all costs—ironic for an evil ruler meant to conquer the world. When he offers sanctuary to persecuted Dark Elves fleeing destruction, a fledgling empire born of a darkness the world has yet to comprehend begins to take shape.

In the isolated rural town of Mifuse, time has ground to a halt. Following an explosion at the local steel mill, the residents find themselves trapped in a strange stasis, cut off from the outside world. With a powerful local figure quickly branding the event as divine punishment, the community adopts a set of superstitions meant to maintain the fragile order of their circumstances until things return to normal. For middle schooler Masamune Kikuiri and the other youths of Mifuse, the prospect of returning to the real world has faded into a mere illusion. Their senses have grown dull, and years have passed without any signs of aging. Masamune feels he has grown accustomed to his own insecurities and hollow existence. But one day, his classmate Mutsumi Sagami leads him to the steel mill's fifth furnace, where she reveals a wild young girl resembling a wolf. This meeting becomes the catalyst that casts a light of change, dispelling the shadows that have come to define Mifuse's reality.

After practicing confessions with Yuu Setoguchi, Natsuki Enomoto's younger sibling Kotarou and Yuu's younger sister Hina grapple with expressing their own romantic feelings. Even though her first meeting with upperclassman Koyuki Ayase in middle school went poorly, Hina is captivated by his gentle smile. At first puzzled by these new emotions, she eventually understands that she has experienced love for the first time. Determined to follow her brother Yuu and her crush Koyuki, Hina joins Sakuragaoka High School. But love's threads stretch far, entangling Hina and her friends. Though lively yet sensitive, Hina hopes to declare her feelings to the kind-hearted Koyuki. Meanwhile, Kotarou, unaware of his own affection for her, resolves to keep Hina smiling always. Suki ni Naru Sono Shunkan wo.: Kokuhaku Jikkou linkai depicts Hina, Kotarou, and Koyuki during their high school years. Their youthful romance forges new bonds while also threatening to break existing ones.

The world of Auldrant is governed by the Score, ancient prophecies that foretell the future and are accepted as unchangeable destiny by all. Even when these predictions lead to violence and suffering, people live by them. Using magical Fonic Arts, the nations of Kimlasca-Lanvaldear and the Malkuth Empire wage war, each hoping to bring about the utopia the Score promises. Tales of the Abyss centers on Luke von Fabre, who has been confined to his manor since a childhood kidnapping left him with amnesia. While practicing swordsmanship, a woman named Tear attempts to assassinate his master. Luke intervenes, but the ensuing clash teleports both of them to a faraway region. Their journey home quickly becomes a mission that could either break the world free from the Score's hold or lead to its total destruction.

Rika Furude and Satoko Houjou have been inseparable best friends their whole lives in the quiet village of Hinamizawa. Along with their other friends, they share every day together, each moment brimming with joy and laughter. But as Rika and Satoko grow older, a life-altering chance appears before both of them. Rika is set on chasing her ambitions and wants Satoko to stay with her. Though Satoko is reluctant, she agrees to follow this path alongside Rika. Yet, the fulfillment of her dream creates a divide between them. This leaves the two girls inhabiting entirely separate worlds, with Rika thriving in her new life and making fresh friends while Satoko becomes increasingly alone. Yearning for the nostalgic days back in Hinamizawa, Satoko falls into despair, wishing things could be different. At her breaking point, a run-in with a supernatural being transforms Satoko's viewpoint and reveals new insights about her closest friend Rika. This sets her on a quest to obtain the future she wants—no matter the cost.

Ibara Naruse and her friends Aoi Fukasaku and Taeko Nomura initially appear to be ordinary, carefree high school girls. However, the streets they walk, their destination, and the environment around them are far from normal. As they move forward, the trio ventures deeper into a version of Tokyo that has become uninhabitable, devastated by a nuclear disaster that occurred 20 years earlier. As members of the Dispatch 3rd Special Force Coppelion, specifically the Health Care team, Ibara, Aoi, and Taeko receive support from the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) and Colonel Onihei Mishima while they search the eerily quiet streets for survivors. Locating the last remaining humans and arranging their evacuation via JGSDF helicopters is a routine task for the girls. Yet, as their mission continues, Ibara and her companions begin to question their own humanity—particularly how they are able to survive in Tokyo without any protective equipment.

Ruka Azumi's typical summer break is spent on the handball court, trying to avoid her only company at home, her alcoholic mother. After an incident during practice gets her kicked off the team, Ruka has to look for other ways to keep herself entertained, eventually ending up at the aquarium where her father works. There, she encounters Umi, an enigmatic boy raised by dugongs, who is being held at the aquarium for research due to his unusual body that depends on water. Ruka and Umi quickly become close friends, and they are soon joined by Sora, Umi's brother, who also shares a special bond with the sea. The three of them explore a dazzling underwater world while discovering a peculiar "festival" that all marine life across the globe is getting ready for.

The Maine Coon is recognized as one of the biggest cat breeds, distinguished by its notable size and smarts. However, ordinary office worker Saku Fukuzawa struggles to explain how her adopted black cat now stands taller than her. Yukichi is no ordinary feline; he is a highly capable cat who has taken over the household duties in the Fukuzawa home. As his owner hurries to make the morning train and works late into the night, the enormous cat busily prepares Saku's bento, cooks her meals, cleans their house, and shops for groceries.

A decade after the Bubble War, the gap between the wealthy and the impoverished has widened globally, with Japan reflecting this trend. The affluent pursue their own gratification and pleasures, turning Tokyo into a city shaped by such desires. Saiga, a former war photographer, now works for Hibara Ginza within Tokyo's capitalist framework. He sneaks into the Roppongi Club, a covert establishment in the city's red-light district, aiming to gather intelligence on them. However, he is apprehended and brought before a girl named Kagura, who is performing a ritual. His encounter with Kagura triggers his latent ability: the power to cause explosions by photographing objects. Determined to uncover the secrets of the Roppongi Club and Kagura, Saiga embarks on a solitary struggle.

A middle school student named Yoshio Kobayashi wakes up in his classroom after what seemed like a normal day and makes a horrifying discovery: his teacher has been mutilated, and Yoshio is holding the murder weapon. Despite the shock of being caught in this situation, the curious and emotionally detached Yoshio feels a secret thrill at the attempt to frame him. His long-suffering friend Souji Hashiba becomes a willing accomplice, and together they set out to prove Yoshio's innocence. Meanwhile, Kogorou Akechi, a genius high school detective, arrives at the crime scene to investigate. When Kogorou meets the boy who has been found guilty, an intense mutual fascination develops between them. Kobayashi wants to become Akechi's assistant and enter his world of crime solving, while Akechi is determined to see if the enthusiastic boy is up to the challenge. Ranpo Kitan: Game of Laplace is a surreal mystery and horror anime featuring brutal and bizarre crimes, loosely inspired by stories from Ranpo Edogawa, a writer famous for his influence on Japanese fiction.

A long time ago, the people of Camaron Palace were on the verge of destruction. They were saved when Sir Aaron, the True Guardian of Aura, sacrificed himself to stop a war between kingdoms. Since then, a tournament has been held every year to honor his heroic deed. Satoshi, a young Pokémon trainer from Kanto, wins the latest tournament and is allowed to wield a staff that once belonged to Sir Aaron. Lucario, the Aura Pokémon and servant of the True Guardian, emerges from the staff. However, remembering his last memory of his master abandoning him, Lucario flees in confusion. Meanwhile, Pikachu, Satoshi's partner, is suddenly taken by a Pokémon named Mew to the legendary Tree of Beginning. Only Lucario knows the way there, but he is unwilling to trust humans after his master's betrayal. To save his partner, Satoshi and his companions must get the help they need and journey to the Tree of Beginning, uncovering hidden truths from centuries ago.

Alka works as an assassin for the Clan of the Sword. She travels to track down Jin Valel, the woman who murdered her master Hon with complete emotional detachment—much like the way Alka herself has been trained to kill in her profession. During her journey, Alka meets three unusual women, each a formidable warrior in her own right, and struggles with her deceased master's desire for her to abandon her life as an assassin.

All Shuichi ever wanted was to follow in the footsteps of his pop idol, Ryuichi Sakuma, and the band Nittle Grasper. Along with his best friend Hiro, Shuichi has formed a band called Bad Luck, and they've even secured a contract with a major record label. But with studio deadlines approaching, Shuichi still hasn't completed the lyrics for any of the songs. He needs inspiration... but lately, it's been in short supply. While Hiro suggests finding a girlfriend, fate has other plans. One night, walking through the park, Shuichi's latest lyrics blow away and land at the feet of a breathtaking stranger. Unfortunately, that mysterious figure is the famous novelist Eiri Yuki, who crushes the young singer by telling him he has "zero talent." Now, Shuichi is so irritated that he finishes his song just so he can track down Yuki and confront him again. But is his motivation truly anger, or has he actually fallen in love?

Shiki Ryougi, Mikiya Kokutou, and Touko Aozaki begin looking into a bomber after they see an explosion nearby. That same night, Shiki catches sight of the bomber, and he becomes obsessed with her. To eliminate her, the madman plays a game of cat and mouse, attempting to lure her into an empty parking garage. Bombs are not his only weapon—he also has the ability to see the future, and he intends to finish off Shiki. A few days earlier, at Reien Girls' Academy, student Shizune Seo plans to head home for the summer. While getting off a bus, she has a vision of the future involving a stranger's death nearby. As she tries to warn the stranger, she meets Mikiya, who successfully uses Shizune's information to good effect. Later, an employee is sent on a job with his employer's 10-year-old daughter in tow. The subject of his investigation turns out to be a ghost from both of their pasts. Mirai Fukuin tells the stories set during the main timeline of the Kara no Kyoukai films, as well as one set in the future.

At Jump Festa 2012, held in December 2011, a special feature was presented. Bardock, the father of Goku, who was believed to have perished when Freeza's attack struck him along with Planet Vegeta, was hurled far back in time to a world populated by bizarre beings. There, he encounters Chilled, a space pirate and ancestor of Freeza, and battles him to safeguard the planet.

A secret tournament is taking place to decide who will become the next ruler of the Heavenly World. In this contest, 100 Heavenly Beings, called "God Candidates," must each choose a middle school student on Earth to receive their power. These chosen students then battle one another on behalf of their God Candidates. The winner of the tournament receives the "Blank Talent," which lets them pick any unique ability they desire, while their God Candidate becomes the "God" and king of the Heavenly World. Kousuke Ueki, a middle school student, is chosen by his homeroom teacher Kobayashi and given the power to turn trash into trees. Despite worries from his classmate Ai Mori, Ueki sets out to follow his own sense of justice after seeing others misuse their powers for selfish reasons. As he faces skilled power users like Seiichirou Sano, Rinko Jerrard, Robert Haydn, and Hideyoshi Soya, he discovers that reaching his goal will be much more difficult than he thought.

By the year 2199, Earth's once lush landscapes and vibrant oceans have been reduced to a barren wasteland due to the relentless planet bomb attacks from the expansionist Gamilas Empire. Humanity has been forced to take refuge in underground cities to survive the radiation. Yet, a glimmer of hope remains: the distant planet Iscandar possesses the Cosmo Reverse System, a device capable of healing Earth's contaminated surface. In a desperate mission to acquire this technology, the Earth Defense Force invests its last resources into the Yamato, a cutting-edge battleship powered by an infinite energy Wave Motion Engine. The Yamato's crew is a diverse mix, ranging from young talents like Tactical Officer Susumu Kodai to seasoned veterans such as Captain Juuzou Okita. Despite their varying levels of combat experience, they are united by a single objective: to complete their hazardous 168,000 light-year journey to Iscandar and rescue humanity from impending extinction.

After barely escaping a devastating collision with a massive Gauna that cost many human lives, Captain Kobayashi of the spaceship Sidonia is compelled to shift her political strategy. Consolidating full authority, she sets her sights on eliminating the Gauna from the Lem system, where former Sidonia residents have recently founded a colony. This ambition is driven by two key advances: the creation of highly effective long-range anti-Gauna weaponry and the birth of Tsumugi Shiraui, the first human-Gauna hybrid with immense destructive capability. Faced with hostility toward chimeras and the risks of her large-scale military campaign, Kobayashi seeks the aid of elite pilot Nagate Tanikaze. Through his personal encounters with Shizuka Hoshijiro and Benisuzume's placenta, Tanikaze quickly forms a deep connection with Tsumugi. As the final confrontation with humanity's greatest foe looms, Tanikaze tries to savor the remaining days of peace alongside his friend Izana Shinatose—all while Kobayashi secretly works on an experimental weapon that could spell the total annihilation of Sidonia.

When Masamune Makabe returns home from school, he is happily greeted by a young girl he mistakes for his always-cheerful mother. But he soon discovers that she is actually his cousin Haruka. It turns out that Haruka, his mother, and his Aunt Asae all look remarkably alike. Taking advantage of this situation, Masamune's sister Chinatsu convinces the three to dress up and have some fun. Aki Adagaki invites Neko Fujinomiya, Tae Futaba, and Kojuurou Shuri back to Tsunade Island for another summer vacation. Masamune is absent from the trip because he injured himself by walking into a pole. His absence stirs mixed feelings among the group, including a sense of loneliness. After finishing her work on Tsunade Island, Yoshino Koiwai is given the day off. With her sister's help, she gets a complete makeover and is reluctantly led to enjoy a break from her demanding maid duties. Despite having this brief freedom to indulge herself, Yoshino realizes that satisfaction can be found in other colorful ways.

After seeing a televised volleyball match in which Karasuno High School's "Little Giant" helps his team earn a tough victory, the young and impressionable Shouyou Hinata takes up the sport, hoping that he too can one day fly high. Now attending the same school as his idol, he tries to join the volleyball team despite his short height. Unfortunately, upon arriving, Hinata meets the gaze of "King of the Court" Tobio Kageyama—a gifted setter who had handed him a crushing defeat in middle school. Their hostile first encounter and resulting rivalry forces the rest of the Karasuno squad to ban both from joining the club until they learn to cooperate as teammates. Though reluctant to work together, their passion for volleyball drives them to come back with a plan that proves to the others they can function as a unit. As the two first-years form an unusual setter-and-ace dynamic, an old rival school invites Karasuno for practice matches, rekindling the competition between the two schools once again.

On the Martian colony of Fourth Tokyo, the brightest students of the Kirishina Corporation work in a classroom dedicated to advancing aerospace development: A-TEC. Led by the brilliant engineer Kaito Sera, the team eagerly awaits the arrival of their newest member. However, it soon becomes apparent that the transfer student is far from ordinary. Nagisa Kiryuu, the newly appointed chief of A-TEC and younger brother of the corporation's CEO, has been sent to shut down the program. To keep their classroom alive, Kaito and his students desperately work to develop a successor to their most powerful rocket, the X-2. Meanwhile, Nagisa climbs the corporate ladder in pursuit of his own mission. Despite their separate battles, it soon becomes clear that much more is happening within the Kirishina Corporation than meets the eye. Classroom☆Crisis follows Kaito and Nagisa, along with Kaito's younger sister Mizuki and A-TEC's test pilot Iris Shirasaki, in a story of intrigue, political warfare, and, against all odds, romance. As Nagisa and A-TEC are drawn deeper into the Kirishina Corporation's conspiracies, friendships grow and pasts are unveiled as they fight to avert their classroom crisis.

Ordinary boy Kagami Kazuya's life is completely turned around when he meets Kiriha, a beautiful tsukumogami. As a Taboo Child who naturally attracts supernatural beings, he is commanded by the land's god, Kukuri, to become an exorcist and vanquish these malevolent forces. Thus, he and Kiriha engage in battle. To gather intelligence about these supernatural entities, Kazuya and his friends establish a counselor's club at school. However, beneath the ordinary-seeming problems he listens to, he discovers a large-scale conspiracy targeting Kukuri... Beyond the sadistic yet beautiful tsukumogami Kiriha, this situation draws other girls to Kazuya, who also join the fight!

From childhood, Akemitsu Akagami was told by his father that no one can live in solitude. But beneath this seemingly wise lesson hides a twisted truth—the men of the Akagami bloodline are notorious as shameless womanizers. Determined to cleanse his family's tarnished reputation, Akemitsu avoids girls entirely, only to fall victim to his inherited instincts when he experiences love at first sight. Desperate to suppress these urges, Akemitsu heads to a nearby temple seeking Buddhist discipline. But chaos erupts when the very girl he fell for answers the door. After the turmoil settles, he learns the temple is actually a convent, and his father borrowed a massive sum from it before vanishing. Now forced to work there to repay the debt, Akemitsu struggles to maintain his composure and uphold celibacy while surrounded by a variety of charming young women.

As the Fifth Holy Grail War draws to a close, Saber carries out her last obligation from the prior war to finally break the endless cycle. The fatal strike consumes her last reserves of magical energy, causing her form to fade away. She speaks a sorrowful goodbye through tears—but Rin Toosaka extends her hand to Saber just in time. The course of destiny has been altered, and a fresh start lies ahead.

The picturesque town of Alamos features the Space-Time Towers, a pair of century-old structures built by architect Godey to fill the area with orchestral music. These towers also house the Alamos Town Contest Hall, which Hikari, Satoshi, and Takeshi are heading to next on their Sinnoh journey. A woman named Alice and her Chimchar eagerly show Satoshi and his friends around the town and its landmarks. However, the tour is cut short when Alice’s friend Tonio notices a series of dimensional disturbances spreading across the town—all blamed on the ominous Pokémon Darkrai. The space-time disruptions worsen as two legendary Pokémon, Dialga the Temporal Pokémon and Palkia the Spatial Pokémon, begin to clash, trapping the town and everyone inside it in a separate dimension! As Satoshi learns this event was predicted long ago, Tonio discovers that his great-grandfather left behind a method to halt the battling Pokémon. Can Satoshi and his friends use this last resort to prevent Alamos Town from vanishing between dimensions?

In 2035, a research facility in Japan triggers an event called "The Burst," spawning the "Matter"—a substance that expands, consumes, and replicates itself endlessly. Threading through the ruins of dams and military structures in Kurobe Gorge, this hostile Matter is attacked by task forces aiming to block its path to the ocean and by mercenaries seeking the hidden truth behind it. Aiko Tachibana, rescued from the Matter, lives under constant medical surveillance. She spends her days folding paper planes while waiting to recover. But her calm school life is disrupted when transfer student Yuuya Kanzaki arrives and highlights inconsistencies in her condition. Why is she never hurt? Why does she no longer need her wheelchair? He insists that she is more than what she has been told, and that she alone holds the answer to ending The Burst. Now pursued by multiple factions, Aiko and Yuuya must gather allies and journey deep into the infested gorge before the net tightens around them. To escape the conspiracy closing in, they must confront the Matter—an enemy that flows like water.

Masane Amaha and her daughter Rihoko are fleeing from a government child welfare agency determined to separate Rihoko from her mother. They are apprehended, and Rihoko is taken away. At the same time, Masane is attacked by an advanced weapon capable of disguising itself as a human. Confronted with the threat, a mysterious light emanates from her wrist, transforming her into a formidable entity. She destroys the weapon and, as a result, gets drawn into a power struggle among powerful organizations, all of which have their sights set on her. This is because she wields the ultimate power: the legendary Witchblade.

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Family issues force Ren Uesugi and his sister Mihato to leave their home. They relocate to the city but run short on money. Eventually they manage to get jobs at the Kuonji mansion, working as servants for the three Kuonji sisters: Shinra, Miyu, and Yume. This role also brings Ren into contact with the other servants of the mansion and the sisters' circle of friends.

Sana is no ordinary child; she carries a unique power called "Alice's Dream." Because this ability lets her materialize anything she imagines, her entire existence has been confined to a laboratory where she is a test subject. Yearning to see the world beyond, she runs away and encounters a stubborn elderly florist named Zouroku Kashimura at a convenience store. Before long, her captors catch up, dragging Zouroku into Sana's predicament. Rather than keeping his distance, Zouroku chooses to help Sana. Guided by his own principles and sense of fairness, he even gives the pursuers a piece of his mind! He then offers Sana a place to live, starting the daily life and challenges of this unlikely pair.

Within the imperial court, one figure is both dreaded and deeply respected: the Raven Consort, Ryuu Jusetsu. Secluded in her ink-black palace and kept apart from the emperor, she is the focus of endless speculation. Rumors claim she wields supernatural powers, capable of fulfilling any request—whether retrieving lost objects or laying curses. Some whisper she is an immortal sage, while others fear she is a terrifying ghost. Yet Jusetsu remains unmoved by such talk, preferring the peace of her own company. That tranquility is shattered when Emperor Ka Koushun bursts into her domain, seeking her aid with a mysterious matter. The emperor's plea forces Jusetsu to leave her palace for the very first time. Though Ka Koushun's constant visits irritate her immensely, she cannot bring herself to refuse him. The words of her predecessor echo in her mind: the Raven Consort is fated to remain eternally alone, never yearning for anything. Nonetheless, Jusetsu begins to form her first real connection when she asks Jiujiu, a naive and curious palace girl, to become her sole attendant. Together, they start answering the pleas of those within the palace. But hidden dangers lurk beyond her walls, and drawing too much attention may force Jusetsu to confront a past she would rather leave buried.

According to legend, a phenomenon called the "Summer of Anu" occurs every few years. During this season, the sky-god Anu's blessing renders all demons within the tower powerless. Seizing this opportunity, the kingdom of Uruk launches an invasion to suppress the demons, establishing fortified positions inside the tower with the goal of reaching its upper levels. The Uruk army recognizes this as the third Summer of Anu—an ideal chance to finally eliminate the monster Druaga. However, soldiers are not the only ones within the tower. A bustling city named Meskia has formed on the first floor, housing not only troops but also adventurers drawn by rumors of the legendary Blue Crystal Rod, a treasure said to lie at the tower's summit. With multiple factions pursuing their own objectives, the outcome of this unusual summer remains uncertain.

After traveling across Japan, Yuuta Takemoto looks back on his college experiences. He has grown a lot since his second year and feels ready to move ahead. With newfound confidence, he finally confesses to Hagumi Hanamoto, the girl he has loved since they first met. But Hagumi is still confused by her efforts to understand the enigmatic Shinobu Morita, who hides his own heavy burdens behind a playful facade. Meanwhile, Takumi Mayama has become a working adult and, as a friendly gesture, secures several pottery orders for Ayumi Yamada through his company. These five young people continue to struggle with their own challenges in school, work, love, and friendship, pushing each other toward the futures they are meant to find.

A vehicle driven by Izumi Yasaka, a counselor who recently fled from a latent criminal isolation and rehabilitation facility called Sanctuary, is reported as it races toward the Public Safety Bureau building before crashing into it. Just as Inspectors Mika Shimotsuki and Akane Tsunemori prepare to question the suspect, they receive an urgent order from the facility demanding that Izumi be returned immediately. Understanding this as a directive from the Sanctuary Chief and board, the inspectors comply but insist on personally escorting her back. Tsunemori plans to continue her investigation at the Bureau with the rest of the team. This case gives Inspector Shimotsuki the long-awaited chance to lead a major investigation as the primary officer. The story follows Shimotsuki and her team of Enforcers as they delve into the hidden truths of Sanctuary.

A Shinigami named Baishin, imprisoned by Soul Society ages ago, breaks free on Earth. One day Ichigo crosses paths with him and loses nearly half his reiatsu. Now Ichigo and Soul Society must join forces to halt Baishin's rampage.

After a string of assaults that have drained both teachers and students of their magical energy, headmistress Liza Quillyn chooses to seal off the College, making it impossible for anyone to enter or exit the premises. This leaves Philomela Sargant unable to follow her grandmother Lizbeth's command to leave the school. Trapped within the College, Chise Hatori and her fellow students start adapting to their unfamiliar and tense situation. However, as days pass, Philomela's condition deteriorates further, both mentally and physically. At the same time, more details about the painful history of Chise's roommate, Lucy Webster, come to light. While Chise struggles with concerns for her friends and her own changing self, the true identity of the mysterious magic-draining culprit haunting the College may finally be revealed.

Park Hyung Suk is a high school student who faces violence, insults, and humiliation every day. Overweight and lacking self-confidence, he is often treated as a toy and punching bag by bullies, leading him to wish he could vanish. When he transfers schools hoping for a fresh start, a miraculous event occurs: he awakens in a tall, handsome, and oddly athletic body. Hyung Suk quickly realizes he now possesses two different bodies; whenever one falls asleep, he wakes up in the other. Feeling like he has won life's lottery, Hyung Suk enters his new school as this attractive and strong young man. However, it soon becomes clear that being a popular student is not without problems. From girls who want him only for his looks to delinquents who pick fights out of jealousy, he can never seem to avoid trouble. As he tries to balance his two separate lives, Hyung Suk may discover that both bring endless challenges.

In Tokyo, introverted travel agency coworkers Takuya Oohara and Rika Honjouji both value being happily single. After a day's work, home is their sanctuary: Takuya relaxes with his cat, while Rika loses herself in maps. But this peaceful routine is threatened when their company announces plans to open a new branch in Alaska within a year and transfer an unmarried employee there. Meeting by chance on a day off, Takuya and Rika—who had never spoken before—open up to each other about their fears of relocation. Encouraged by Takuya sharing her same dilemma, Rika proposes a daring plan: a fake engagement that lasts 365 days. Takuya agrees, but neither realizes that the road to marriage may, in many ways, forever transform the solitary lifestyles they are fighting to hold onto.

After an enigmatic alien vessel collides with Earth, humanity comes to understand that they are not isolated in the universe. Apprehensive about a possible extraterrestrial menace, nations set aside their nationalism, clashing interests, and cultural divides, coming together under the United Nations. The newly established UN forces decide to convert the alien craft, christening it SDF-1 Macross. However, on the day of its first voyage, a fleet of spaceships belonging to an alien race known as the Zentradi descends on Earth, and the SDF-1 Macross, acting on its own volition, fires upon the incoming squadron, igniting an interstellar conflict. Seeking to flee, the Macross attempts to propel itself into lunar orbit, but the vessel—along with the city it occupied—is transported to the distant reaches of space. Caught amidst this turmoil are Hikaru Ichijou, a carefree acrobatic pilot, and Minmay Lynn, a hopeful singer. These two, together with the Macross's crew, undergo an epic voyage filled with sorrow and turmoil, confronting the harsh realities of war along the way.

Sora Aoi has always shared a strong bond with his siblings. However, while Nami is his twin sister, he and his older sister Aki have a connection of a different nature. An accidental meeting with Aki in the bath made Sora suddenly aware that he is in love with her. Even though Sora struggles with his taboo emotions, Aki admits that she has loved him for a long time. Once their feelings are revealed, the two start a hidden romance.

In Treasure Town, the streets are controlled by a group known as "The Cats," who are said to know everything happening in the city. No one can cause trouble without facing them first. In truth, The Cats are just two orphaned boys, Black and White, who fear nothing and no one. However, their dominance over the streets is threatened when the Yakuza arrive and begin to transform the town. The wild Black and the carefree White have only each other to depend on as they fight to reclaim their Treasure Town. Yet, their bond is put to the test when they come to understand that returning to the past may no longer be possible.

Following the annihilation of their homeworld, demons have become refugees, and the Kyuumiya family is scheming to siphon their energy with the assistance of their eldest daughter, Yoshiko. Dispatched to Faction 60 as a cover for her mission, she forms friendships with Wang Ling and his group, but her real intentions are soon uncovered. Can Wang Ling prevent the Kyuumiya from accomplishing their objective?

In the American city of Snowfield, a fresh Holy Grail War is set to begin. These brutal conflicts bring magicians—known as magi—into battle, who become Masters by summoning Servants, legendary figures from history. The victor is believed to have any wish fulfilled. Yet the group orchestrating this event has only produced a flawed replica of the Third Holy Grail War. As this strange ritual draws the notice of the Mage's Association in London, Flatt Escardos, the young disciple of Lord El-Melloi II—a veteran of the Fourth Holy Grail War—heads to Snowfield and, much to his mentor's frustration, becomes one of the Masters. In this counterfeit conflict where the distinction between Masters and Servants grows indistinct, the various factions struggle to keep Snowfield from descending into utter disorder.

This year, Sakura Kinomoto’s elementary school class is putting on a play for the Nadeshiko Festival. She is cast as a princess struggling to respond to a love confession from a prince of a neighboring country. Sakura relates deeply to her role, as she herself has yet to give an answer to the boy who confessed his love to her four months ago. When cousins Shaoran and Meiling Li make a surprise visit from Hong Kong to see their friends in Japan, Sakura gains more encouragement to finally confess her feelings. Yet she keeps getting sidetracked by a presence that feels like a Clow Card, along with strange disappearances occurring around town. Eventually, Sakura discovers another of Clow Reed’s creations—the “Nothing”—which was once sealed beneath the magician’s old house. It holds power equal to all 52 cards Sakura possesses, and it seeks to take those cards from her! With each card stolen, objects, space, and people vanish from Tomoeda. Sakura sets out to capture the Nothing so everything can return to normal, but what will she have to give up along the way?