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After defeating the 10 Commandments, Meliodas and the Seven Deadly Sins take a respite in the Kingdom of Liones. However, this peace is short-lived, as the group must undergo intense trials meant to prepare them for their previous enemies and mend their lingering emotional wounds. With guidance from those connected to their past, the Sins work to stop the 10 Commandments' nefarious plots, which were set in motion ten thousand years ago. As they investigate further, they discover deep secrets about each other and their forebears. Armed with this knowledge, the true battle against the 10 Commandments begins. Nanatsu no Taizai: Kamigami no Gekirin follows the Seven Deadly Sins and their allies, revealing that their actions have set off far-reaching effects in the current era, much greater than they initially anticipated.

Lonely and socially anxious, Hitori "Bocchi" Gotou spends her time practicing guitar, hoping to make friends and play in a band. One day, she meets the energetic drummer Nijika Ijichi, who asks her to join Kessoku Band after their guitarist, Ikuyo Kita, runs away before their debut show. Bocchi then meets the final member, the aloof bassist Ryou Yamada. Their first performance together is rough, but the girls feel encouraged by their common passion for music, and Kita soon returns. Finding joy in performing, Bocchi and her bandmates dedicate themselves to getting better while savoring their short high school years.

As a child in the town of Lawless, Angelo Lagusa witnessed a horrific event: his parents and younger brother were ruthlessly killed by the Vanetti mafia family. Having lost everything dear to him, he abandoned both his name and his hometown, taking on the new identity of Avilio Bruno. Seven years later, Avilio gets his chance for revenge when a mysterious letter prompts him to return to Lawless. Heeding the call, he soon meets Nero, the son of the Vanetti don, and works to befriend him using the skills he has quietly developed over the years. Set during the Prohibition era, 91 Days follows Avilio's dark, blood-soaked path to vengeance as he systematically eliminates each man involved in his family's murder.

The Hellsing organization, which specializes in handling supernatural threats, is summoned to Cheddar where a vampire has been turning villagers into ghouls. To stop this, the organization's head, Sir Integra Fairbrook Wingates Hellsing, deploys her most powerful weapon: a mighty vampire named Alucard. With nothing more than a single handgun, Alucard unleashes destruction upon the monsters terrorizing Cheddar. But a young policewoman, Seras Victoria, gets drawn into the conflict and ends up fatally injured. Feeling sympathy for her, Alucard offers Seras an ultimatum: perish as a human or continue existing as a vampire. She chooses the latter and starts a new chapter as part of Hellsing. Even though it was her own choice, Seras finds it hard to accept that she is no longer human. However, she must quickly come to terms with her new nature if she intends to endure on the battlefield of the war between mankind and the supernatural.

Sung Jin-Woo, once known as the weakest hunter in all of humanity, steadily increases his power thanks to the supernatural abilities he acquired. However, concealing his growing strength becomes increasingly challenging as more dungeon-related incidents occur around him. After Jin-Woo and a handful of other low-ranked hunters are the sole survivors of a dungeon that proves far more dangerous than originally anticipated, he once again attracts attention, and various hunter guilds begin showing greater interest in him. At the same time, a strange hunter who has been missing for ten years reappears, delivering a grim warning about an impending catastrophe. As the disaster draws nearer, Jin-Woo must keep leveling up to ensure that nothing stands in the way of his ultimate objective—saving his mother's life.

Young romance appears in countless distinct and intriguing ways as children start growing into adults. From struggling to express feelings to not understanding what genuine affection truly is, many hurdles can emerge when experiencing romantic attraction for the first time. Yet beneath it all, youthful love is something genuinely wonderful to witness, offering fresh adventures for those who are young and smitten. Tsurezure Children portrays a variety of situations where young love blossoms, along with the challenges and joys that accompany it.

Two young women who share the same name leave their separate hometowns, driven by hopes for fresh starts. Both set their sights on Tokyo: Nana Komatsu dreams of a happy romance, while Nana Osaki chases a successful music career. The first Nana is bright and friendly, but her innocence has led her love life astray—until she finds a dependable boyfriend, Shouji Endo. Undeterred by his decision to move to Tokyo for school, she works hard to save money and follow him there. Her counterpart, meanwhile, is a solitary punk vocalist whose intense relationship with her band’s bassist, Ren Honjou, ends abruptly. Heartbroken but resolute, Nana Osaki looks ahead and journeys to the capital, determined to become a recognized artist. Soon after arriving in Tokyo, the two girls cross paths again through an unexpected twist of fate, ultimately ending up as roommates. As they grow closer, they strive to support each other through the challenges of forging their own futures.

In 2026, four years after the infamous Sword Art Online incident, a new technology called the Augma emerges, employing an Augmented Reality system. Unlike the NerveGear and Amusphere's Virtual Reality, it is completely safe and can be used while conscious, quickly becoming a market sensation. The Augma's most popular app is the game Ordinal Scale, a fantasy role-playing game featuring player rankings and rewards. Caught up in the trend, Kirito's friends dive into the game, and despite his own misgivings about the system, Kirito eventually joins them. What initially seems like harmless fun soon reveals that the game holds something far more sinister beneath the surface.

Following intense confrontations with Upper Rank Demons, the Ubuyashiki family prepares for a final battle against the demonic forces of Muzan Kibutsuji. To ensure the Demon Slayer Corps can defeat the Demon leader once and for all, the family organizes a training camp led by the remaining Hashira—the organization's most skilled warriors. Each Hashira devises a specialized regimen to sharpen both their own techniques and the abilities of the regular soldiers. Tanjirou Kamado, a young man at the center of the escalating conflict, recovers from injuries sustained in a recent fight. While his half-Demon sister Nezuko is examined by researchers such as Shinobu Kochou, Tanjirou sets out to train alongside the Hashira, aiming to achieve mastery in each of their designated areas of expertise in order to be fully prepared for the coming war—skills that are crucial for Tanjirou, who has sworn to be the warrior who will finally destroy Muzan.

Kou Yamori is a typical middle schooler who finds it difficult to understand the complicated idea of love. Seeing little reason to conform to what's expected, he eventually stops attending school. With nothing to do, he suffers from insomnia and starts wandering the empty streets at night. One night, Kou meets a strange girl named Nazuna Nanakusa. She believes that people stay up at night because they're unhappy with how their day went and can't rest until they let loose. Nazuna offers to help Kou with his sleeplessness and takes him to her place, where she convinces him to share a futon with her. Feeling uneasy, Kou only pretends to fall asleep—and that's when Nazuna suddenly bites his neck, revealing herself to be a vampire! Although Kou expects the bite to turn him into a vampire, the transformation isn't that straightforward. To change, he must be bitten by someone he truly loves. Ready to abandon his dull human life, Kou sets a new goal: he will make himself fall in love with Nazuna and become a vampire.

Koyomi Araragi has only recently recovered from a vampire assault and encountered multiple girls plagued by supernatural afflictions. On top of everything else, he wakes up one morning to find himself abducted and bound by his girlfriend Hitagi Senjougahara. Araragi's sister Karen has gotten into trouble with Deishuu Kaiki, a con artist who once swindled Senjougahara's family. Consequently, Senjougahara has trapped Araragi to protect him from the cunning Kaiki. Yet when Araragi receives a desperate message from Karen, he leaves to save her. Beyond Karen's predicament, Tsukihi, Araragi's other sister, is dealing with her own problems. And when two enigmatic women enter their lives, not even Araragi can foresee their real intentions or the devastating secrets about his family that are soon to be uncovered.

A culinary dark age descends upon Totsuki Culinary Academy. Following the Elite Ten's ruthless coup, Azami Nakiri has become the school's director, forcing students to adhere to his philosophy of "true gourmet food" and banning any creative expression under threat of expulsion. Refusing to accept this new order, Souma Yukihira and the residents of the Polar Star Dormitory join forces with other rebellious first-years, including the tenth seat, Erina Nakiri. Together, they battle against those who support Azami's regime. Yet corrupt instructors and the ominous Central organization block their path, forcing Souma and his allies to cooperate more fiercely than ever to survive every devious scheme aimed at driving them out of the school.

After reclaiming the Kingdom of Leones from the Holy Knights, the Seven Deadly Sins, Elizabeth Liones, and Hawk at last get the chance to savor the peace they fought so hard to achieve. Their days are packed with cooking mishaps, long-overdue training matches, unwelcome stalkers, and the stirrings of young romance, all spent alongside their close companions in a string of playful escapades. However, this tranquil stretch is soon cut short by unsettling hints of an approaching menace. The forewarnings of a Holy War start to emerge, threatening the calm and carefree existence that the Sins have come to treasure.

As World War II nears its end in 1945, Japan suffers widespread devastation from American air raids that destroy city after city. Grave of the Fireflies, known in Japanese as Hotaru no Haka, tells the tale of Seita and his younger sister Setsuko, two Japanese children whose lives are ruined by the brutal war. They have lost their mother, their father, their home, and any hope for a bright future—all tragic outcomes of the conflict. Now orphaned and without shelter, Seita and Setsuko are forced to wander the countryside, afflicted by hunger and disease. Encountering indifference from adults along the way, they find that desperate times can turn even the kindest people cruel—yet their youthful hope shines brightly in the face of relentless hardship, preventing the siblings from quickly succumbing to their inevitable fate.

Guts, who will later be known as the Black Swordsman, is a young mercenary traveling from place to place, recognizable by the enormous greatsword he carries. He takes on jobs that pay the most, but never stays with any group for long—until he comes across the Band of the Falcon. After completing a job, Guts is ambushed and defeats many members of the band in combat. Griffith, the founder and leader of the Band of the Falcon, becomes interested in Guts and challenges him to a duel. Though the other members are no match for Guts, Griffith defeats him with a single blow. Incapacitated and brought to the Band of the Falcon's camp to recover, Guts awakens two days later. He confronts Griffith, and they duel again, this time under a condition: if Guts loses, he must join the Band of the Falcon. Because of his still-healing injuries, Guts loses the fight and is inducted by Griffith. Over the next three years, Guts rises to become one of the Band of the Falcon's commanders. On the battlefield, his combat skill is second only to Griffith's, as he takes on large groups of enemies by himself. With Guts' immense strength and Griffith's leadership, the Band of the Falcon dominate every battle they fight. But something sinister lurks in the shadows, threatening to change Guts' life forever.

It has been one year since Sagiri Izumi and Masamune Izumi became step-siblings, but the loss of their parents shattered their new family dynamic. As a result, Sagiri withdrew into herself, becoming a shut-in who isolated herself from both her brother and the world beyond. Trying to keep his life together, Masamune supports himself by writing light novels, though he faces a peculiar problem: he has never met his famous illustrator, Eromanga-sensei, known for producing highly erotic artwork. Through a series of awkward incidents, Masamune discovers that his reclusive younger sister is actually the artist behind his success. As new characters and challenges arise, the siblings must navigate the light novel industry together. The story follows their evolving bond and their struggle for recognition, while also examining how long Sagiri can maintain her hidden identity as she gradually begins to open up to the world.

After his relationship with Eris Boreas Greyrat escalates to a new level, Rudeus Greyrat is overjoyed. However, his happiness is fleeting when Eris suddenly departs to pursue her own path. Convinced that Eris has lost all affection for him, a devastated and despondent Rudeus travels toward the Northern Territories. With his only aim being to find his mother across the vast continent, he questions whether continuing to live each day is worth the anguish, falling into a mechanical routine as he endlessly broods over his lost romance. But the perils of the North soon make it clear that a dulled mind cannot survive. While on a mission with the party Counter Arrow, which he recently joined, Rudeus narrowly escapes death—an incident that finally forces him to break free from his despair. Alongside his new companions, he rediscovers the joy of everyday adventuring and presses on toward his original ambition of making the most of his second chance at life.

The kingdom's citizens look down on young Prince Bojji, who is deaf and mute. They sneer at his supposed foolishness, calling him "The Useless Prince." Yet despite lacking physical strength, Bojji is far from weak in spirit. When an unexpected encounter with a shadow creature would have left most terrified, it instead gives him the belief that he has found a friend among those who only see his flaws. He starts meeting regularly with Kage, the shadow, and even the normally abrasive creature begins to warm up to him. The unlikely friendship between Kage and Bojji forms the foundation of the prince's journey—one in which he strives to conquer his fears and insecurities. In spite of the constant mockery he endures, Bojji is determined to achieve his goal of becoming the finest king he can be.

The new school year arrives, and the senior members of the Light Music Club have become third-years, with Azusa Nakano now the only second-year. The seniors soon worry that after they graduate, Azusa will be the sole member left, so they try to recruit new underclassmen. They attempt various strategies—distributing flyers, luring people to the clubroom, and putting on a performance at the orientation ceremony—yet no one shows any interest in joining. As Azusa makes her way to the clubroom, she catches Yui Hirasawa saying that having just five members is fine and that they can still have plenty of fun together. Changing her outlook, Azusa decides recruiting can wait for the time being. K-On!! focuses on the Light Music Club members as they go through their everyday high school life. From rehearsing for concerts to simply fooling around, they are determined to make their last year together an exciting one.

After sacrificing himself to push a young boy out of a moving car's path, 14-year-old troublemaker Yuusuke Urameshi—once destined for a bleak future—earns a startling second chance. The spirit realm's authorities, caught off guard by his selfless act, refuse to let him pass on. Koenma, the throne's heir, presents Yuusuke with a series of tasks to reclaim his life. Guided by the death god Botan, he must battle malevolent forces on Earth as the Spirit Detective. To aid his mission, Yuusuke recruits former rival Kazuma Kuwabara along with two demons, Hiei and Kurama, both with criminal histories. Together, they train and fight enemies that threaten the very existence of humanity.

After a series of misfortunes, Makoto Edamura turns to a life of crime, making a living through pickpocketing and swindling. But when he targets a seemingly oblivious tourist, he ends up being the one conned—and to add to his troubles, the police are now chasing him. Fleeing the scene, he encounters the tourist again, who is actually a fellow con artist named Laurent Thierry. Makoto ends up following him to Los Angeles. Determined to defend his reputation as "Japan's Greatest Swindler," he challenges his rival to a contest to see who is the better scammer. Accepting the challenge, Laurent drops them off in front of a massive mansion, claiming their mark is the biggest mafia boss on the West Coast. As Makoto gets drawn deeper into the schemes of the cunning Laurent, his colorful crew, and the world of international high-stakes fraud, he quickly realizes he has taken on more than he bargained for—his self-proclaimed skills are constantly put to the test.

Haruyuki Arita is an overweight, frequently bullied middle schooler who finds solace in online games. His daily life is upended when he realizes the top scores in his favorite game have been overtaken by Kuroyukihime, the popular vice president of the student council. She calls him to the student lounge and reveals Brain Burst, a program that speeds up brain waves to make time seem to freeze. This software functions as an augmented reality fighting game, where players gain acceleration points by winning battles. Losing all points means permanent removal from Brain Burst. Kuroyukihime explains she chose Haruyuki because she needs help finding the creator to uncover the program's true purpose. This quest is tough, as it demands she defeat the Six Kings of Pure Color, strong faction leaders, and reach level 10, the highest rank. After Kuroyukihime aids Haruyuki in overcoming his bullies, he vows to support her ambition, beginning their shared climb to the top.

The apparent resolution of the conflict between their families does not stop Raku Ichijou and Chitoge Kirisaki from keeping up their fake relationship. As Chitoge’s feelings toward Raku shift, she begins to see him in a more favorable light. Yet she struggles with her emerging emotions, especially when a fresh rival appears and the competition for the yakuza heir’s affection heats up. Meanwhile, the search for the truth behind the locked locket and the identity of Raku’s first love continues in Nisekoi: False Love Season 2, picking up directly from where the first season left off.

Umaru Doma looks like the perfect high school student on the surface, but her real self comes out as soon as she gets home. Once the door closes behind her, she drops her composed act and turns into a lazy, junk food-loving otaku who leaves all the household chores for her dependable older brother, Taihei. Whether she's hanging out with her friends Nana Ebina and Kirie Motoba or competing with Sylphinford Tachibana, Umaru knows how to kick back and have fun. This heartwarming series follows the everyday lives of Umaru and Taihei as they manage their sibling relationship and treasure the strong ties of friendship and family.

Despite her name meaning "snow white," Shirayuki is a cheerful young woman with red hair who lives in the country of Tanbarun and works hard as an apothecary at her herbal shop. Her life takes a major turn when she catches the attention of the foolish Prince Raji of Tanbarun, who attempts to force her into becoming his concubine. Refusing to surrender her freedom, Shirayuki cuts her long red hair and flees into the forest, where she is saved from Raji by Zen Wistalia, the second prince of a neighboring land, along with his two attendants. Wanting to someday repay the debt she owes to the trio, Shirayuki sets her sights on becoming the court herbalist in Zen's country, Clarines. Akagami no Shirayuki-hime follows Shirayuki's path toward a fresh start at the royal palace of Clarines, as well as Zen's efforts to grow into a prince worthy of his position. As loyal bonds are formed and dangerous foes arise, Shirayuki and Zen gradually learn to support one another while walking their own journeys.

Rachel Gardner, her eyes hollow and empty, wishes only for death. She regains consciousness in the basement of a building with no recollection of how she got there. There, she meets Zack, a killer wrapped in bandages who is trying to escape. He vows to end her life once he obtains his freedom, and the two form an agreement to ascend the building floor by floor in search of an exit. As they climb higher, they face increasingly unhinged individuals who all appear to recognize Rachel. The puzzle deepens around her link to the facility and why she is held captive. Facing a new boss on every level, Rachel and Zack must figure out whether both of them can achieve their respective goals.

To outsiders, Hanabi Yasuraoka and Mugi Awaya seem like the perfect couple. In truth, they are connected by a shared hidden agony: both are desperately in love with people they can never have. Hanabi has adored her childhood friend and neighbor, Narumi Kanai, for as long as she can remember, and she is overjoyed when he becomes her new homeroom teacher. But her happiness turns to disappointment when Narumi catches the attention of music teacher Akane Minagawa, and they start a relationship. Meanwhile, Mugi has held feelings for Akane ever since she tutored him in middle school. When the two lonely teenagers meet in the hallway, they strike a deal to use each other as stand-ins for their true loves, finding solace in physical closeness to ease their crushing loneliness.

Takeo Gouda, a high school freshman, stands out with his muscular build and towering height, but beneath his intimidating exterior is a genuinely kind and noble heart. His male classmates admire him as a hero for his courage and chivalry. However, Takeo's appearance works against him in romance. His good-looking and effortlessly cool best friend, Makoto Sunakawa, who is always by his side, unintentionally captures the hearts of the girls at school—including every girl Takeo has ever liked. When Takeo rescues the cute Rinko Yamato from a molester, he falls for her instantly. Yet he quickly assumes she may have feelings for Sunakawa. Despite his growing love for Yamato, Takeo resolves to play the role of a matchmaker for her, all while secretly longing for his own love story to unfold.

Having become a professional shogi player while still in middle school, Rei Kiriyama stands among a select few elites in the shogi world. This achievement brings immense pressure from both the shogi community and his adoptive family. Seeking to escape his tense home life, he moves into a Tokyo apartment alone. As a 17-year-old living by himself, Rei neglects his own well-being, and his withdrawn nature isolates him from classmates and fellow players at the shogi hall. Soon after arriving in Tokyo, Rei encounters Akari, Hinata, and Momo Kawamoto—three sisters living with their grandfather, who runs a traditional wagashi shop. Akari, the eldest sister, is determined to alleviate Rei's loneliness and poor self-care with motherly warmth. The Kawamoto sisters, dealing with their own past sorrows, offer Rei a unique sense of family he has missed for much of his life. While struggling to maintain his physical and mental health amid his shogi career, Rei must learn to connect with others and navigate his own complicated feelings.

Childhood friends Kafka Hibino and Mina Ashiro swore to become officers in the Defense Force—a military group that defends Japan from colossal monsters known as kaijuu—after their hometown was ruined. Decades later, the 32-year-old Kafka has abandoned his heroic dreams. He now cleans up the leftover remains of slain kaijuu after brave soldiers defeat them, including Mina, who has achieved their shared objective. When Kafka meets his new coworker Reno Ichikawa, he sees a reflection of his younger self: an ambitious young man whose only wish is to fight in the Defense Force. Unfortunately, the two soon get caught in a strange incident with a rogue kaijuu. Kafka saves Reno from certain death, revealing his natural heroic instincts, but is left badly injured. While both recover in a hospital, Kafka appears to be attacked by another kaijuu. This event gives him the ability to transform into a humanoid kaijuu, possessing the strength and powers of the massive monsters that threaten Japan. The military labels him "Kaijuu No. 8," and Kafka decides to use his new abilities for the common good. Bound by mutual respect, Kafka and Reno set out to fight alongside warriors like Mina on the front lines of the Defense Force.

The pain of losing a loved one can be so overwhelming that some wish they could bring them back—a vulnerability the mysterious Millennium Earl exploits. He creates his mechanical weapons, called "Akuma," by summoning the souls of the dead. Once a soul is trapped inside an Akuma, it is imprisoned forever, and the only way to save it is to exorcise it from its vessel using the Anti-Akuma weapon known as "Innocence." After spending three years as General Cross's disciple, Allen Walker is sent to the Black Order—an organization made up of those who fight Akuma and the Millennium Earl—to become an official Exorcist. With an arm as his Innocence and a cursed eye that can see the suffering souls within an Akuma, it is up to Allen and his fellow Exorcists to stop the Millennium Earl's ultimate plan: one that could lead to the destruction of the world.

Encountering his new stepsister in the restroom sets a poor tone for their first meeting, a mistake Basara Toujou makes abundantly. His life turns upside down when his father brings home two stunning girls, claiming they are his new siblings. Basara must reluctantly accept the Naruse sisters into his home: the voluptuous redheaded Mio and the petite silver-haired Maria. However, the sisters discard their human disguise to reveal their true nature as demons. Mio is the sole daughter of a former Demon Lord, while Maria serves as her loyal succubus attendant. This revelation forces Basara to expose his own heritage as a descendant of the Hero clan, ancient enemies of the demon race. Despite this long-standing enmity, Basara has developed feelings for his new family. Opting for protection over confrontation, he forms a master-servant pact with Mio, pledging to defend her using his special abilities. Now, Basara must steer through the perilous situation of being watched by the Heroes while also fending off hostile demons. He must accomplish the nearly impossible task of safeguarding his new relatives, all while keeping a dark personal secret hidden that still torments him.

Several years after the Great War ended, the radio tower in Leidenschaftlich is still under construction, and the growing prevalence of telephones is beginning to reduce the need for Auto Memory Dolls. Yet Violet Evergarden's fame only increases, thanks to her unbroken string of successful letter-writing assignments. But sometimes, the very thing you yearn for remains stubbornly out of reach. The Violet Evergarden Movie follows Violet as she deepens her understanding of emotions and the true meaning of love. Simultaneously, she clings to a faint hope that the man who once told her, "I love you," might still be alive, despite the many years that have gone by.

High school student Nanami Momozono is facing a string of troubles, starting with her absent father racking up so much debt that they lose everything. Left homeless and dejected, she encounters a man being harassed by a dog. After she helps him and shares her predicament, he surprisingly offers her his home as thanks. However, when she arrives and finds the place is a rundown shrine, she tries to leave, but is stopped by two shrine spirits and a fox familiar named Tomoe. They mistake her for the man she rescued—Mikage, the land god of the shrine. Realizing Mikage must have sent her as a replacement deity, Tomoe storms off, refusing to serve a human. Rather than return to homelessness, Nanami throws herself into her divine responsibilities. But to keep things running smoothly, she needs the assistance of a certain hot-tempered fox. In a clumsy attempt to find Tomoe, she gets into trouble and ends up forming a contract with him. Now the two must navigate the path of godhood together as deity and familiar, though it won't be easy—new dangers emerge in the form of a youkai who wants to devour her, a snake who wants to marry her, and Nanami's own unexpected feelings for her new familiar.

Youkai Academy appears to be a typical boarding school, but its entire student body consists of monsters trying to coexist with humans. The students attend classes disguised as ordinary humans, studying standard subjects such as literature, physical education, foreign languages, and math. However, beneath this veneer, the school enforces a strict rule: any human discovered on the premises must be executed immediately. Tsukune Aono is an ordinary high school student whose failing grades prevent him from entering any secondary school. Desperate to secure an education, his parents accidentally enroll him at Youkai Academy as a last resort. Once inside this hidden world, he encounters Moka Akashiya, the most popular and attractive girl at the school. Eager to pursue a relationship with her, he decides to remain at the dangerous institution, unaware that her beautiful exterior conceals a terrifying vampire nature. Rosario + Vampire is a supernatural school comedy that follows Tsukune’s romantic endeavors, daily life, and various misadventures as he navigates existence among a host of beautiful yet perilous supernatural beings.

Staz Charlie Blood, a powerful vampire who rules over the Eastern district of the Demon World, has a reputation as a ruthless killer. In reality, he is an otaku obsessed with Japanese culture and has no interest in drinking human blood. He leaves his responsibilities to his subordinates so he can relax and enjoy anime, manga, and video games. When Japanese high school student Fuyumi Yanagi accidentally wanders into the Demon World, Staz is ecstatic. But before he can act on any romantic feelings, an assault on his territory results in Fuyumi’s death. Now a wandering spirit, she inspires the disheartened Staz to swear he will resurrect her—a task that would grant him access to the human world, his greatest ambition. Together with Bell, a spatial magician, and Wolf, a half-werewolf, the group sets out to find the magic needed to bring humans back to life.

When a shape-shifting demon craving human flesh, called a "youma," appears in Raki's village, a solitary woman with silver eyes enters carrying only a sword on her back. She is a "Claymore"—a being created as half-human and half-youma, specifically to wipe out these monsters. After Raki loses his family, the Claymore saves his life, but he is then exiled from his village. With no place left to go, he tracks down the Claymore, known as Clare, and chooses to accompany her on her travels. As they move from settlement to settlement, slaying youma along the way, more details about Clare's organization and her fellow fighters become clear. With each village cleansed and every fiend destroyed, they draw nearer to the youma that Clare has sworn to avenge ever since she decided to become a Claymore.

Psychic Kusuo Saiki's chaotic life continues as he does everything in his power to lead a normal existence. He has gotten more used to handling his troublesome friends—his main obstacle to peace—but he still has a long way to go. Alongside the usual oddballs, several new faces appear, and their antics only add to Saiki's suffering, ensuring his dream of a carefree life remains an impossible fantasy.

Oddities, apparitions, and deities keep appearing around Koyomi Araragi and his tight circle of companions: Tsubasa Hanekawa, the group's modest intellectual; Shinobu Oshino, the vampire with a fondness for doughnuts; athletic troublemaker Suruga Kanbaru; the bite-prone spirit Mayoi Hachikuji; Koyomi's sweet admirer Nadeko Sengoku; and Hitagi Senjougahara, Koyomi's eclectic girlfriend. A fresh term has started, and with graduation approaching, Koyomi must urgently decide his future path, the relationships he will nurture, and which friends he will rescue. However, as strange incidents begin to occur, Koyomi is missing, and in his absence, a vicious tiger oddity appears. Hanekawa becomes its target and quickly realizes she must defend herself.

Kirino Kousaka appears flawless: she is beautiful and achieves top academic results, while also working as a professional model alongside her best friend Ayase Aragaki, a girl who hates lies and otaku culture. But Ayase has no idea about the secret side that Kirino carefully hides. One day, Kirino's ordinary older brother Kyousuke stumbles upon an erotic game belonging to his seemingly perfect sister. To protect her reputation, Kirino forces Kyousuke to keep quiet and introduces him to the realms of anime and eroge. Through her, he encounters the gothic lolita Ruri Gokou and the bespectacled otaku Saori Makishima, drawing him into a new lifestyle. As Kyousuke becomes more involved in his sister's double life, keeping the secret grows ever harder.

Within the sealed city of Romdo exists one of the final remnants of human civilization on Earth. Millennia ago, a worldwide ecological disaster devastated the planet, making life outside these domed enclosures nearly unfeasible. To aid humanity's recovery, humanoid robots known as "AutoReivs" were developed to assist with daily tasks. Yet, these machines have started to suffer from a strange affliction called the "Cogito Virus," which bestows them with self-awareness. Re-l Mayer, the granddaughter of Romdo's ruler, is tasked with probing this occurrence alongside her AutoReiv partner, Iggy. However, what starts as a standard inquiry quickly descends into a web of intrigue as Re-l confronts humanity's most profound transgressions. In another part of Romdo, an AutoReiv expert named Vincent Law must confront his own inner turmoil as bizarre incidents unfold around him. Re-l, Iggy, Vincent, and the young AutoReiv named Pino will form an unlikely alliance as they strive to unravel Romdo's secrets and ascertain the genuine function of the legendary entities known as "Proxies."

Tomoya Aki is an otaku who has spent years collecting anime and light novels, immersing himself in series with compelling stories and characters. Now he wants to give others the same experience by making his own game, but he cannot accomplish this alone. He successfully gets his childhood friend Eriri Spencer Sawamura on board as the illustrator and the literary elitist Utaha Kasumigaoka to pen the script for his visual novel, with himself acting as director. With this super-group assembled, Tomoya just needs a source of inspiration for his project, and he happens to meet the beautiful, gentle Megumi Katou, whom he then uses as the basis for his main character. Armed with whatever knowledge he has, Tomoya forms a new doujin circle, hoping to move the hearts of everyone who plays their game. What he doesn't realize is that in order to evoke those emotions, the creators themselves must have experienced similar feelings in their own lives.

Seishuu Handa is a rising calligrapher who is young, good-looking, skilled—and also painfully self-absorbed. When an older master dismisses his award-winning work as lacking originality, Seishuu loses his temper and faces serious consequences. As punishment, and to encourage some self-reflection, his father sends him to the remote Goto Islands, far removed from the comfortable Tokyo life the hotheaded artist knows so well. Thrust into a rural environment, Seishuu must seek fresh inspiration and cultivate his own distinctive style—if only boisterous kids (led by the energetic Naru Kotoishi), fujoshi middle schoolers, and lively old men would stop barging into his home! The latest member of the close-knit and eccentric Goto community simply wants to get some work done, but the islands are nothing like the peaceful countryside he expected. Thanks to his nosy neighbors who have no sense of personal boundaries, the conceited calligrapher ends up learning far more than he ever imagined.

In his first year of high school, Makoto Itou becomes entranced by Kotonoha Katsura's beauty at first sight. Although they ride the same train every day, his timidity keeps him from talking to her. Instead, he secretly snaps a picture of her and sets it as his phone wallpaper, convinced it will work like a charm to make his affections come true. When classmate Sekai Saionji finds the photo, she doesn't expose him but instead volunteers to help him win Kotonoha over, going so far as to befriend her on his behalf. This sparks an unplanned friendship among the three. The story follows these teens as they experience the emotional peaks and valleys of youth. Blending romance and sorrow, this tale leaves a lasting impact that lingers long after its dramatic end.

"Your believing heart is your magic!"—those words were spoken by Atsuko "Akko" Kagari's idol, the famous witch Shiny Chariot, during a magic show years ago. Since then, Akko has lived by that phrase and dreamed of becoming a witch like Shiny Chariot, one who brings smiles to people's faces. So even her lack of magical heritage doesn't stop her from enrolling at Luna Nova Magical Academy. But when an eager Akko finally heads off to her new school, the journey is anything but easy. After a dangerous trip, she befriends the shy Lotte Yansson and the sarcastic Sucy Manbavaran. To her great joy, she also finds Chariot's wand, the Shiny Rod, and claims it as her own. Unfortunately, life at Luna Nova turns out to be far harder than Akko ever imagined. She absolutely refuses to stay behind her classmates, especially her self-proclaimed rival, the beautiful and talented Diana Cavendish, so she relies on sheer determination to make up for her recklessness and lack of magical skill. In an era when witchcraft is fading, Little Witch Academia follows the magical adventures of Akko and her friends as they discover what it truly means to be a witch.

After the three-way organizational war ends, government official Ango Sakaguchi remembers an event from years ago, following the death of the previous Port Mafia boss. At that time, Osamu Dazai was still a new recruit and was assigned to investigate rumors about a mysterious explosion that had destroyed part of the city years earlier, along with its possible link to the alleged return of the former boss. Forced by circumstances beyond his control, Dazai is paired with Chuuya Nakahara, the talented but hotheaded leader of a rival gang called the Sheep, to find out the truth behind the case and uncover the mystery of Arahabaki—the fire god who may hold the key to solving it. Back in the present, the Armed Detective Agency returns to its usual routine. But their peaceful break is short-lived, as both old and new enemies gather their strength and prepare for another confrontation.

As a Substitute Soul Reaper, Ichigo Kurosaki routinely battles Hollows—malevolent spirits that endanger Karakura Town. He undertakes this mission alongside his closest companions: Orihime Inoue, a childhood friend gifted in healing; Yasutora Sado, a schoolmate possessing inhuman strength; and Uryuu Ishida, a Quincy who stands as Ichigo's rival. This vigilante existence is thrown into chaos when Asguiaro Ebern, a fearsome Arrancar, appears, heralding the comeback of Yhwach, the ancient Quincy monarch. Yhwach aims to rekindle the long-standing conflict between Soul Reapers and Quincies, intending to wipe out both the human realm and the Soul Society once and for all. Yhwach orchestrates a simultaneous assault on the Soul Society and Hueco Mundo, the domain of Hollows and Arrancars. In response, Ichigo and his allies must unite with former friends and foes alike to stop Yhwach's bloody rampage before the entire world faces annihilation.

A century ago, a massive catastrophe called the Invertia transformed the world, weakening established countries and allowing the Integrated Empire Foundation to gain power. This event also created the Genestella—humans with superhuman abilities. The most talented among them are chosen to attend elite schools, where they battle in public tournaments known as Festas. Ayato Amagiri transfers to the struggling Seidoukan Academy on a scholarship. After accidentally seeing Julis-Alexia von Riessfeld, the Witch of Resplendent Flames, in an embarrassing situation, she demands a duel. Though the match is called off, Ayato makes it clear he has no interest in Festas; he came to search for his missing older sister. But as a dark plot unfolds, Ayato must fight to survive, surrounded by some of the most powerful Genestella in the world.