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In the age of the industrial revolution, a strange virus gives rise to monstrous beings known as Kabane, which attack humans to feed. The only way to defeat them is to shatter their iron-coated hearts. Anyone bitten by a Kabane is cursed to become one of the undead themselves. Only the most heavily guarded settlements have managed to survive, such as the island of Hinomoto, where huge walls protect humanity from the endless swarms. Entry to these enormous fortresses is limited to armored trains, which are built and run by young men like Ikoma. Ikoma has created a powerful weapon designed to pierce the hearts of Kabane, and he is eager to test it in battle. Yet his opportunity to fight arrives much sooner than he ever expected.

Japan has undergone a transformation under strict morality laws that have eliminated all forms of obscenity and impurity. To uphold this purity, authorities use special neck devices to monitor citizens and enforce harsh penalties for indecency. In this repressive society, Tanukichi Okuma, whose father is a notorious terrorist who fought against these chastity laws, starts high school. He joins the student council hoping to get closer to Anna Nishikinomiya, the student council president and his childhood crush. Unbeknownst to Tanukichi, vice president Ayame Kajou is secretly Blue Snow, a masked criminal who spreads lewd content to the sheltered public. She targets Tanukichi specifically because of his father's reputation. Tanukichi is then forced to join Ayame's group, SOX, and participate in distributing obscene propaganda as part of an assault on the government's oppressive system. When their school becomes the first target, Tanukichi faces a painful conflict upon learning that their main goal involves the person he admires most.

During a summer holiday stay at her grandfather's place, six-year-old Hotaru Takegawa becomes lost in a forest said to be haunted by spirits. As she cries out in distress, a mysterious masked boy named Gin appears and offers to guide her. Overjoyed to see another person, Hotaru rushes toward Gin with open arms, only to be sharply pushed away. She soon discovers the harsh reason for his reaction: Gin is under a terrible curse—if a human ever touches him, he will vanish forever. Although Gin tells her never to come back, Hotaru does the opposite, and before long the two form a close bond despite his fragile condition. Yet as the years go by and their feelings deepen, Hotaru and Gin begin to struggle with the barriers that fate has placed between them.

In the small village of Pasloe, Holo, a mighty wolf god, is honored for blessing the yearly harvest. Over time, however, the townspeople grow more self-reliant, and Holo fades into nothing more than a legend. When the wandering merchant Kraft Lawrence stops in the village, Holo suggests a business arrangement: she will help him if he brings her to her northern homeland, Yoitsu. The shrewd trader realizes Holo has a special talent for reading people's true natures and agrees to her offer. Armed with keen deal-making skills and a persuasive companion, Lawrence moves closer to his dream of owning his own store. But as he journeys across the countryside with Holo, searching for profitable ventures, he starts to realize that his ambitions are gradually changing into something unforeseen.

Since childhood, Minoru Kagenou has been obsessed with gaining power, driving him to endure countless forms of harsh training. Yet this ambition does not come from wanting recognition—instead, Minoru strives to fade into the background. By day he plays the role of an ordinary student, while by night he takes up a crowbar and violently crushes local bike gangs. When a truck hits him, his dreams appear cut short. In his dying moments, he regrets his weakness—no matter how hard he pushed himself, his human body had limits he could not overcome. Rather than perishing, Minoru is reborn as Cid, the second son of the noble Kagenou family, in a world where magic is everyday. With the power he always craved now his to command, he adopts the alias "Shadow" and founds Shadow Garden—an organization intended solely to fight the mysterious Cult of Diablos, a group that exists purely in Cid's imagination. But as Shadow Garden swells in numbers and reach, it becomes clear that the Cult of Diablos is far more real than Cid ever planned.

Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière is a proud mage in a world defined by wands, cloaks, and nobility. She attends the esteemed Tristain Academy for mages but fails at casting spells correctly, earning her the mocking nickname "Louise the Zero" from her classmates. During the required first-year familiar summoning ritual, Louise's attempt produces a massive explosion. Everyone dismisses it as another failure, but when the smoke clears, Saito Hiraga appears. He is treated like a slave, forced to clean Louise's clothes and eat off the floor. However, a strange mark resembling the legendary familiar Gandalfr appears on his hand, hinting that he is no ordinary summon. In this wild, adventurous, and explosive tale, Saito must adapt to his new life while Louise discovers she is far more than her humiliating nickname suggests.

Following Eren Yeager's devastating actions, his former companions and past adversaries unite to oppose his destruction. Despite their history as bitter enemies, Armin Arlert, Mikasa Ackerman, and the surviving members of the Scout Regiment join forces with Reiner Braun and the remaining Marleyan soldiers. This small, unlikely coalition embarks on a mission to halt Eren's fury and, if possible, rescue their old comrade along the way. As Eren relentlessly advances regardless of the cost, he wrestles with his own inner conflict. Though deeply regretful of his horrific invasion, he believes his motives are just: Eren sees this path as the sole means of protecting his friends and, more broadly, his people. The opposing forces hurtle toward an inevitable final confrontation that could cost millions of lives. Even as they face a horde of monsters beyond anything previously imagined, Mikasa, Armin, and their allies stand courageously against certain doom.

With only a week left until the next Wave, Naofumi Iwatani and his party feel the pressure mounting. The urgency heightens after bat-like familiars assault Lurolona Village, which causes the Wave countdown to halt. In response, the Four Cardinal Heroes convene with Queen Mirelia Q Melromarc for an urgent meeting. She believes that these unusual occurrences may be linked to the Spirit Tortoise, a perilous creature that has awakened and started causing destruction once again. As plans are drawn up to defeat the Spirit Tortoise, among the four heroes, only the disparaged Shield Hero steps forward to offer his assistance.

Hana, a diligent college student, falls in love with a mysterious man who attends one of her lectures but is not officially enrolled. He is not fully human either: on nights with a full moon, he transforms, revealing himself to be the last living werewolf. Despite this, Hana's devotion remains unwavering, and they decide to build a family together. She gives birth to two healthy children—Ame, born during rainfall, and Yuki, born during a snowfall—both inheriting the ability to turn into wolves from their father. However, the sudden death of her partner shatters Hana's world, leaving her to raise this extraordinary family entirely alone. The strain of bringing up her wild-natured children in a crowded city while keeping their secret hidden eventually drives her to move to the countryside, where she hopes Ame and Yuki can live free from society's prejudices. Wolf Children is a heartwarming tale of the struggles faced by a single mother in a harsh modern world.

Situated in Japan, Academy City is thirty years ahead of the rest of the world in science and technology. Over seventy-five percent of its inhabitants are students training to develop psychic abilities as espers across various institutions. Touma Kamijou, a high school student, holds the lowest rank of zero but possesses a mysterious power known as Imagine Breaker, which can negate any supernatural force. Despite this unique gift, Touma lives a routine life until he meets Index Librorum Prohibitorum, a girl who has committed every forbidden grimoire to memory. Now, a dangerous faction is pursuing her. When magicians threaten the young girl, Touma vows to defend his new companion, pulling him into a concealed realm of the supernatural.

After surviving a global-scale crisis, Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama returns to face the more tiresome realities of his everyday life—starting with completing his school's anxiety-inducing career survey. At the same time, he keeps aiding his master Arataka Reigen and the office's newest member, Katsuya Serizawa, in handling their clients' paranormal troubles. While fulfilling these responsibilities, Mob strives to become more self-reliant in both his psychic abilities and personal affairs, while also attempting to strengthen his bonds with those around him. Yet fresh supernatural and everyday obstacles push Mob's emotional limits, compelling him to face the truths of his surroundings. As he pushes ahead on his journey toward growing up, Mob must work through his inner turmoil and let go of the innocence he has clung to for such a long time.

On her fifteenth birthday, Kagome Higurashi is suddenly dragged by a demon into the old well at her family's shrine, sending her back to feudal Japan, a time when demons roamed freely. There, she becomes the target of relentless attacks from creatures driven by their desire for the Shikon Jewel, a small orb of immense power that she unknowingly carries. In this dangerous situation, she meets Inuyasha, a half-demon boy who initially mistakes her for Kikyou, a shrine maiden he holds a grudge against. This resemblance sparks a strong hostility from Inuyasha toward Kagome. Yet, once he understands the peril they both face, he puts his animosity aside and offers his help. During a struggle over the Shikon Jewel, the sacred object is broken into countless fragments that scatter across the land. Alarmed by the potential chaos this could cause, Kagome and Inuyasha embark on a difficult mission to gather the shards before they can be misused.

After losing his father and seeing his village burned by English raiders, Einar hopes to live peacefully with his family on their restored farms. But fate intervenes once more: his village is attacked again. Einar can only watch as Danish marauders set his lands ablaze and kill his relatives. He is taken captive and brought to Denmark as a slave. Clutching his mother's last words to stay alive, Einar is bought by Ketil, a benevolent slave owner and farmer who tells Einar he can earn his freedom by working the fields. There, Einar meets his new partner in farm labor—Thorfinn, a listless and sorrowful slave. As Einar and Thorfinn toil together toward their liberation, they are tormented by past wrongs and current schemes. Still, they press on, reaching for a faint spark of hope, redemption, and calm in a world that offers nothing but cruelty and despair.

In the summer of 1983, Keiichi Maebara moves to the peaceful village of Hinamizawa, where he quickly becomes close friends with his schoolmates Rena Ryuuguu, Mion Sonozaki, Satoko Houjou, and Rika Furude. But beneath the surface of their seemingly perfect daily lives, a dark secret lies waiting. As the village gears up for its yearly festival, Keiichi hears about the local folklore tied to the event. To his shock, he learns that a series of murders and disappearances have occurred in the village over the past few years, all seemingly linked to the festival and the village's patron deity, Oyashiro. When Keiichi tries to question his new friends about these incidents, they remain eerily quiet and refuse to give him the information he seeks. As strange events pile up, he begins to wonder what else they might be hiding from him—and whether he can trust them at all. As madness and paranoia creep into Keiichi's mind, he will plunge headlong into the mysteries unfolding in Higurashi no Naku Koro ni, a tale told across multiple story arcs.

Yuuichirou Hyakuya has finally been reunited with his childhood friend Mikaela Hyakuya, whom he believed to be dead for a long time. However, upon meeting again, he learns that Mikaela has become a vampire. Determined to aid his friend, Yuuichirou swears to grow stronger so he can protect Mikaela and the members of the Moon Demon Company. Kureto Hiiragi receives intelligence that a large gathering of vampires is forming in Nagoya, preparing for an attack on the Imperial Demon Army's main forces in Tokyo. Under the command of Guren Ichinose, Yuuichirou's squad is among those chosen to intercept and defeat the vampire nobles. With the Nagoya operation drawing near, the members of Shinoa squad continue working to master their Cursed Gear and improve their teamwork. Yuuichirou must acquire the strength needed to slay the nobles and save his best friend before the demon inside his weapon consumes him.

Ryuu Yamada started high school hoping for a fresh start and a more productive life. He chose Suzaku High so that no one would know about his violent delinquent past. But boredom quickly set in, and by his second year, Ryuu had reverted to his old ways—lazy, failing grades, and constantly fighting. One day, after another visit to the office, he runs into Urara Shiraishi, a beautiful honors student. A moment of clumsiness sends them both tumbling down the stairs, resulting in an accidental kiss! The two discover they can swap bodies with a kiss—a power that proves both convenient and troublesome. When student council officer and sole member of the Supernatural Studies Club, Toranosuke Miyamura, learns of their ability, he recruits them for the club. Joined by Miyabi Itou, an eccentric who is fascinated by all things supernatural, the group uncovers the legend of the Seven Witches of Suzaku High—seven female students who each possess a unique power activated by a kiss. The Supernatural Studies Club sets out on its first mission: to find all the witches.

Transferring to a new school, Kodaka Hasegawa wants to make a positive first impression and find friends. However, his blond hair and intimidating looks cause everyone to assume he is a violent troublemaker. After a month, he remains alone because of this false reputation. His situation changes when he meets Yozora Mikazuki, another social outcast, talking to an imaginary friend in an empty classroom. Connecting over their mutual isolation, they create the Neighbor's Club with the goal of helping members acquire social abilities and fit into society. With the arrival of eroge fan Sena Kashiwazaki and other unconventional misfits, Kodaka thinks he has finally discovered the nakama he longed for among these amusing oddballs.

As summer break arrives for the students of Kuoh Academy, the Red Dragon Emperor Issei Hyoudou and the Occult Research Club are back in action. Their battle against Issei's sworn enemy Vali and the Chaos Brigade made it evident just how inexperienced Rias Gremory's team is. To prepare for the trials ahead, Rias and Azazel lead the club through a rigorous training program in the Underworld. While the team gradually matures together, Issei once again finds himself in intimate situations with the girls of the Occult Research Club. Meanwhile, their opponents grow stronger and more numerous as they gather their forces. And with the sudden arrival of Loki, the Evil God of Norse Mythology, the stage is set for epic battles and fearsomely powerful devils in High School DxD BorN!

After the defeat of Quinella, the pontifex of the Axiom Church, the situation has not settled. When Kazuto "Kirito" Kirigaya contacts the real world, he learns that the Ocean Turtle, a mega-float controlled by Rath, was attacked. The raiders cause a short-circuit that damages Kirito's fluctlight, leaving him in a coma. Worried about the safety of those in the Axiom Church, Alice brings the unconscious Kirito back to her former home, Rulid Village, ignoring her banishment for an unresolved crime. She now lives a quiet, peaceful life near the village, hoping Kirito will awaken. But tragedy strikes when Alice realizes the Dark Territory has begun invading the Human Empire. Taking up her old name, Alice Synthesis Thirty, she vows to defeat the Dark Territory and protect the world that Kirito and Eugeo fought so hard to defend.

Maomao, the daughter of an apothecary, is taken from her quiet existence and sold into the lowest ranks of the imperial palace. As a simple maid, she keeps her deep knowledge of medicine hidden to avoid drawing any unwanted notice. Shortly after Maomao arrives, the emperor’s infant children start suffering from mysterious, severe symptoms that seem like a curse. The inquisitive Maomao quickly unravels the cause and tries to leave an anonymous clue to stay out of the spotlight. However, the sharp and charming eunuch Jinshi sees through her plan and identifies her. Acknowledging her abilities, Maomao is elevated to the position of lady-in-waiting for Gyokuyou, the emperor’s favored concubine. As Maomao continues to treat the many ailments plaguing the imperial court, her pharmaceutical skills soon prove essential.

Haruka Nanase has a deep love for water and a strong drive to swim. Back in elementary school, he teamed up with his three friends—Rin Matsuoka, Nagisa Hazuki, and Makoto Tachibana—to win a relay race. After that victory, the four went their separate ways. Years later, they reunite in high school, but Rin is not interested in rekindling their old bond. He attends a different school and only wants to prove he is a better swimmer than Haruka. Following a tense meeting, Haruka, Nagisa, and Makoto create the Iwatobi High School Swim Club, but they need one more member to enter the upcoming tournament. Nagisa recruits Rei Ryuugazaki, a former track athlete, to fill the spot. As the competition draws near, the four grow closer through intense training, aiming to win the event and settle the rivalry between Haruka and Rin once and for all.

Nasa Yuzaki is set on carving his name into the annals of history. Topping the national practice exam and targeting a prestigious high school, he feels certain his future is entirely planned. But fate has other ideas. Walking home one snowy evening, Nasa spots an incomparably beautiful girl on the opposite side of the road. Enchanted, he rushes toward her—only to get hit by a truck. His life is saved because the girl pulls him out of harm's way. Bleeding beside an ambulance, he watches her walk away under the moonlight, looking like Princess Kaguya returning to the moon. Refusing to let their encounter end there, he drags his wounded body after her and asks her out. Amazed by his reckless determination and pure will, she accepts his confession on one condition: they can only date if he marries her.

As Yumeko Jabami's reputation grows and the student council loses its grip on power, Kirari Momobami decides to restructure the organization by calling for a presidential election. The rules are simple: each student at the academy receives a single chip, and after thirty days, whoever holds the most chips becomes the new student council president and leader of the Momobami family. In response, the branch families of the Momobami clan swing into action. Eleven transfer students enroll at Hyakkao Private Academy, each determined to seize control of both the school and the family hierarchy. Equipped with unique skills, they compete to gather the most chips, aware that their goals reach far beyond merely securing votes.

Makoto Konno is a high school senior struggling to decide her future path. Caught between the pressure from her teachers and passing time with her closest friends, her life takes an unexpected turn when she accidentally discovers she has the ability to literally leap through time. Toki wo Kakeru Shoujo follows Makoto as she experiments with her newfound power. However, she soon learns the hard way that every choice comes with a consequence, and time is far more complicated than it seems.

Twenty-two-year-old Tatsuhiro Satou dropped out of college and has lived as a hikikomori for nearly four years. During his seclusion, he has developed a host of bizarre conspiracy theories, none stronger than his conviction that a secretive, malevolent organization called the Nihon Hikikomori Kyokai (NHK) is responsible for his NEK (Not in Employment, Education, or Training) condition and works to spread hikikomori culture. NHK ni Youkoso! is a psychological dramedy following Tatsuhiro's attempts to break free from the NHK's wicked schemes and the self-inflicted disease of isolation, all while struggling simply to leave his apartment and secure a job. His unexpected meeting with the enigmatic Misaki Nakahara may signal a turning point, but it comes at the price of confronting his greatest fear—society itself.

Vash the Stampede carries a 60 billion double-dollar bounty on his head. The reason: he is supposedly a heartless outlaw who destroys anyone who stands in his way and levels entire cities for amusement, earning him the nickname "The Humanoid Typhoon." Wherever he goes, death and ruin follow, and rumor says that even making eye contact with him means certain doom—or so the stories claim. In truth, Vash is an enormous softie who insists he has never killed anyone and does everything he can to avoid violence. With his absurd doughnut obsession and clownish demeanor in tow, Vash travels across the desert planet Gunsmoke, constantly tailed by two insurance agents, Meryl Stryfe and Milly Thompson, who try to keep his collateral damage under control. Before long, their chaotic adventures turn into life-or-death struggles when a group of legendary assassins is called in to bring suffering upon the trio. Vash's painful past comes to light, and his beliefs and moral code are pushed to their absolute limits.

After the suicide of her only close friend, Koito Nagase, Ai Ooto struggles to find meaning in her empty life. Following instructions from a mysterious being, she obtains and purchases a Wonder Egg. When she breaks the egg inside a realm that appears during her sleep, Ai begins rescuing individuals from their personal hardships. Through these actions, she feels she is drawing closer to saving her best friend. With this dangerous yet alluring opportunity in her grasp, Ai enters a space where she must confront the connection between others' inner demons and her own. As past trauma, lingering regrets, and deep-seated fears emerge within the bizarre world of Wonder Egg Priority, a young girl uncovers the various internal conflicts plaguing humanity and frees them from their worst nightmares.

Seirin High faces formidable challenges on their road to the Winter Cup, as they must overcome teams that include members of the Generation of Miracles. Kuroko once again clashes with his former teammates, striving to prove that individual talent alone isn't the essence of basketball. His unwavering conviction that his style—team-oriented play—is the correct approach will be tested against the abilities of a flawless copy and an absolute ruler. As Kuroko works to demonstrate that his basketball is the "right" way, he and the rest of Seirin High share a single objective: to claim victory at the Winter Cup and surpass the strength of the Generation of Miracles, who have long dominated middle and high school basketball.

The terms sophisticated, suave, and sublime all describe the exceptionally handsome and utterly flawless Sakamoto. Even though it's only his first day of high school, his good looks, intellect, and charisma immediately have the girls swooning and the boys seething with envy. No one can seem to throw him off balance, as every attempt to trip him up is effortlessly thwarted. His calm demeanor is unshakable, and his wit is second to none. Will any of Sakamoto's classmates—or even his teachers—ever achieve his level of perfection? Probably not, but they might pick up a valuable lesson or two in the process...

Natsuo Fujii knows the sting of unrequited love all too well, as he secretly longs for Hina, his school's perpetually cheerful teacher. Crushed by the impossibility of his feelings, Natsuo reluctantly attends a mixer at his friends' urging, where he meets Rui, a girl who shares his emotional detachment. Eager to prove her maturity to those who see her as naive, Rui invites Natsuo to her home and asks him to sleep with her. Still haunted by his feelings for Hina, Natsuo reluctantly agrees. Both leave the encounter feeling empty, and they part as strangers. Before Natsuo can process what happened, his father announces his remarriage and introduces the bride, Tsukiko Tachibana, to the family. The shock deepens when Natsuo learns that Tsukiko's daughters are none other than Hina and Rui, making them his new step-sisters. Now forced to live under the same roof as the woman he loves and the girl who shared his first night, Natsuo must navigate a tangle of emotions and confront the darker, more complicated aspects of love.

Now known as the Paranormal Liberation Front under Tomura Shigaraki's leadership, the former Liberation Army poses a massive threat to the Hero Association—not just through its sheer size and strength, but also due to the overwhelming quirks of Jin "Twice" Bubaigawara and Gigantomachia. After receiving fresh intelligence from covert hero Keigo "Hawks" Takami confirming Shigaraki's absence, the Hero Association decides to launch a surprise attack on the enemy headquarters using all of its available resources—and once again, the UA students find themselves thrust onto the battlefield. As the conflict intensifies, the caught-off-guard villains struggle to reorganize and counterattack, while the determined heroes press forward with the goal of wiping out every last one of them.

J-pop idol group CHAM! has been entertaining its fans for the past two years. However, all good things must eventually come to an end, and one of its members, Mima Kirigoe, decides to leave the group to pursue acting. Although her decision receives mixed reactions, Mima hopes her fans will continue to support her. But after leaving the group, Mima's life starts to change dramatically. Determined to shake off her pop-idol image, she accepts a role in a crime drama series, and her acting career becomes increasingly demanding and stressful for both her and her manager, Rumi Hidaka. Adding to Mima's growing anxiety, an obsessed fan who cannot accept that she has quit being an innocent idol begins stalking her, a mysterious new website starts impersonating her life with precise details, and CHAM! seems to be doing better without her. Each disturbing development pushes Mima further toward instability, making it harder for her to tell reality from fantasy.

Six months after his unexpected encounter with a bunny girl in a library, Sakuta Azusagawa is living happily with his girlfriend, Mai Sakurajima—the very same bunny girl. However, the return of Shouko Makinohara, his mysterious first crush now grown up, introduces a fresh challenge to his relationship with Mai. Compounding the issue, he meets a middle school version of Shouko in the hospital, battling a serious illness. Strangely, his old scars begin aching whenever he is near her. Since Shouko’s bizarre situation somehow revolves around him, Sakuta must accept his own conflicted feelings, whatever the outcome. With a young girl’s fate resting on his decisions, what actions can he possibly take?

Yukino Yukinoshita commits to becoming more self-sufficient by first mending her relationship with her parents, with proving herself as the initial step. As the third-year students approach graduation, student council president Iroha Isshiki approaches the Volunteer Service Club to collaborate on a graduation prom. Yukino willingly takes on this task, seeing it as an opportunity to showcase her independence, but the challenges ahead may be tougher than expected. Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru. Kan centers on the graduation prom, with emotions invested in the event's planning. Meanwhile, a chance arises for the Volunteer Service Club members to deepen their understanding of one another. And so, Hachiman Hikigaya's busy and bittersweet high school life begins its final chapter.

The ExWire students of True Cross Academy are shaken and frightened upon discovering that their classmate, Rin Okumura, is Satan’s son. However, their attention quickly turns to a more pressing threat: the left eye of the Impure King, a powerful demon, has been taken from the school’s Deep Keep. When a second attempt to steal the right eye occurs in Kyoto, Rin and the other ExWires are sent to investigate the Impure King and uncover the thief’s real motives. Though the team must work together on this mission, Rin feels increasingly cut off from his peers. To close this distance, he undergoes special training to control his dark powers. But soon after they arrive, the right eye is stolen, exposing a traitor among them and forcing them to rely on all their strength.

Around the year 2011, a small portion of humanity began awakening psychokinetic abilities known as Cantus. Over a thousand years later, in the village of Kamisu 66, Saki Watanabe is the last among her friends to manifest her powers and enroll at the Sage Academy, a school for psychics. Although all students there possess Cantus, they are not treated equally; soon after Saki starts, a classmate considered weaker than the rest suddenly disappears. One day while walking home with her friends—the determined Maria Akizuki, the intelligent Shun Aonuma, the observant Satoru Asahina, and the timid Mamoru Itou—she encounters two unfamiliar creatures called Monster Rats. These mole-like beings worship those who wield Cantus as gods. When Saki uses her ability to help one of them out of a predicament, she is met with profound gratitude. Now questioning the Monster Rats' place in society, Saki and her companions discover another disappearance. As time passes, they gradually seek answers to the mysteries surrounding them and begin to realize that this seemingly perfect new world conceals humanity's dark history.

Hajime Nagumo, an ordinary 17-year-old otaku, has his mundane life disrupted when he and his classmates are transported to a fantasy world to save humanity. While his peers gain powerful combat skills, Hajime is ridiculed for receiving a seemingly useless transmutation ability with no offensive power. During a mission in the Great Orcus Labyrinth, a classmate betrays him and casts him into a deep chasm. Though he survives the fall, he must face dangerous monsters and harsh trials that force him into a grim fight for survival. Determined to make it out and return home, Hajime allies with Yue, an imprisoned vampire he meets in the depths, who shares his objective. Together with other companions they gather, Hajime struggles to escape the labyrinth, slowly transforming from a powerless outcast into the strongest adventurer in the world.

Through the tireless efforts of their tutor Fuutarou Uesugi, the Nakano quintuplets have begun to show some academic progress, though their road to graduation remains far from smooth. Yet as they continually create fresh obstacles that hinder any actual teaching, Fuutarou finds himself drawn deeper into their personal affairs, further tangling their relationships with one another. Meanwhile, Fuutarou slowly becomes aware of a potential link between himself and a past he thinks he once shared with one of the five sisters. As everyone's emotions start to develop and intersect, can they maintain their connection strictly as teacher and students—or will it evolve into something more?

U.A. High School's Class 1-A students have reached their summer break. Izuku Midoriya goes with his mentor All Might to a celebratory superhero festival on I-Island, an isolated area dedicated to studying Quirks and all other aspects of the hero industry. Midoriya gets the chance to meet All Might's friend Dave and Dave's daughter Melissa, two skilled hero equipment creators. He also runs into his classmates, most of whom have been allowed to spend part of their summer break at the festival. Then a mysterious group of villains breaks into I-Island, and it falls to Midoriya and his friends to face them, using their growing Quirks to fight the new threat and uncover a treacherous scheme.

The Alzano Imperial Magic Academy is one of the foremost schools for magical training, drawing in talented youths eager to refine their sorcery. Among them are Sistine Fibel, a strict noblewoman, and her close friend Rumia Tingel, who are both dedicated to improving their magical skills. Their daily routine is shaken when their beloved teacher steps down and is replaced by the puzzling Glenn Radars. Glenn’s indifferent attitude and lack of enthusiasm for magic create immediate friction with his students, stirring unrest in the classroom. Meanwhile, dark plots begin to emerge within the Alzano Empire, pulling Sistine, Rumia, and Glenn into a perilous situation. The story weaves together their fates: Sistine's fascination with a mysterious floating Sky Castle, Rumia's burden of a troubled past, and Glenn's concealed true identity. Despite their different backgrounds and personalities, the three are bound together by an undeniable destiny.

Fear, survival, instinct. Cast into an unfamiliar world with only faint recollections and the awareness of their own names, a group of strangers can sense nothing but these three emotions echoing deep within them. They have no choice but to accept the sole paying occupation in this game-like realm—serving as soldiers in the Reserve Army—and destroy any threats to peace in their new world, Grimgar. When all the stronger candidates band together, those left behind must form a party to endure: Manato, a charismatic leader and priest; Haruhiro, a nervous thief; Yume, a cheerful hunter; Shihoru, a shy mage; Moguzo, a kind warrior; and Ranta, a rowdy dark knight. Though it may look like one, this is no game—there are no do-overs or respawns; it is kill or be killed. Now this unlikely band of fighters must learn to survive together in a world where the boundary between life and death is razor-thin.

Life back on the cruise after the Island Special Examination is far from smooth. Almost immediately upon returning, the first-year students at Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School face another special exam, with both class and individual points on the line. Beyond the complex rules, new problems emerge in the form of Kakeru Ryuuen and Kei Karuizawa. Frustrated by the outcome of the previous test, Ryuuen is determined to surpass every class in the new challenge by any means necessary. Meanwhile, Karuizawa—a key pillar of Class D—is close to breaking under the weight of her past. With enemy forces closing in dangerously, the stage is set for Kiyotaka Ayanokouji to once again use every bit of his planning, foresight, and ruthless manipulation to steer Class D toward victory.

While his parents are away overseas, Kimihito Kurusu enjoys a quiet, normal life—until monster girls arrive and disrupt his peace. In this alternate Japan, the country leads global efforts to integrate non-human species through its advanced interspecies exchange program. But thanks to coordinator Agent Smith's incompetence, Kimihito is mistakenly made the live-in caretaker for Miia, a Lamia. This error turns him into the center of a rapidly growing harem of women from various species, all drawn to him by powerful attraction and erotic tension. The situation grows more complicated due to the Interspecies Exchange Act, which strictly forbids sexual relations between humans and monsters. The only legal way around this ban is a controversial experimental marriage clause. As a result, Kimihito's life descends into chaos as he navigates a maze of species-specific rules and sensitive legal loopholes. His passionate, affectionate, and lustful new housemates constantly pursue his romantic and physical attention. With new monster girls frequently appearing and unpredictable events always happening, it's impossible to guess where Kimihito and his chaotic harem will end up next.

"Kings" are individuals granted immense supernatural powers, along with the ability to recruit others into their clans. A key responsibility of the Kings is to safeguard the lives and honor of their clansmen. When a video showing the brutal murder of a Red Clansman goes viral, the ordinary student Yashiro Isana is accused of the crime. A manhunt for him begins, bringing him into contact with the infamous "Black Dog" Kurou Yatogami—a skilled swordsman and martial artist who is determined to fulfill the last wishes of his deceased master, the Seventh King. At the same time, the current Red King, Mikoto Suou, faces his own impending death as the search for Yashiro intensifies. However, as Yashiro struggles to clear his name, a larger conspiracy unfolds behind the scenes; gaps appear in his memory, and his close friends start to doubt his very identity. What started as a simple murder case is escalating into an all-out war between Kings, with the fate of the world hanging in the balance.

In a world where a facial mark identifies those born with magic, anyone unable to use it is eliminated to preserve society's magical purity. Hidden deep in the woods, however, lives Mash Burnedead—a boy who casually lifts weights with one hand and a cream puff with the other. Despite having no magical powers, he possesses immense superhuman strength and enjoys a peaceful life with his father away from civilization. Mash's quiet existence is shattered when authorities discover his lack of magic. They give him an ultimatum: become a Divine Visionary, forcing society to accept him, or face eternal persecution. To protect his family, Mash enrolls in the prestigious Easton Magic Academy, an institution reserved for the most elite and talented students. Now, he must overcome his deficiency as a magicless individual and outshine his peers using nothing but his muscles.

Katsuhira Agata is a reserved and introverted high school student who has almost completely lost the ability to feel pain. His classmate, Chidori Takashiro, is one of the few people who remembers what Katsuhira was like before this drastic change. Because of his indifferent and subdued demeanor, Katsuhira becomes an easy target for bullies who extort large sums of money from him; they can hit him without getting much of a reaction, as he remains emotionally detached. One day, Katsuhira, Chidori, and four other teenagers are abducted and forced to take part in the Kizuna System as designated "Kiznaivers." This network connects participants through shared pain, so when one member is injured, the others feel the same level of agony. Assigned to be test subjects for a flawed system meant to create worldwide peace, these teens are bound together by fate. To survive, they must show their true selves to one another, or face consequences that go far beyond the failure of the Kizuna System.

In the MMORPG Cross Reverie, the Demon King Diablo stands unmatched in power. With the game's most coveted items and a maxed-out player level, he crushes any challenger with ease. Yet behind the screen, Diablo is Takuma Sakamoto—a socially awkward recluse whose only passion is his gaming life, even as he steamrolls endless foes. His routine is broken when a summoning spell drags him into a world that looks just like the game, where he keeps Diablo's form. There, he finds his summoners: Rem Galeu, a small Pantherian adventurer, and Shera L. Greenwood, an Elf summoner. They try to use an Enslavement Ritual to control him, but the magic backfires, making them his slaves instead. Trapped in this awkward situation, Takuma sets out with the girls to find a way to break the contract while adapting to his new life as the feared Demon King.

Yuuta Togashi and Rikka Takanashi, the awkward couple, now live together as a new school year begins, yet their adorable relationship remains frozen. Yuuta struggles with having a chuuni girlfriend while the group—Sanae Dekomori, Shinka Nibutani, and Kumin Tsuyuri—continue their quirky ways despite moving up a grade. Making matters worse, another chuuni girl from Yuuta's middle school, Satone Shichimiya, shows up... With all these events centered on Yuuta, can he ever make progress in his relationship with Rikka?