Full Catalog

After spending a year in America, Kurisu Makise returns to Akihabara and meets up with Rintarou Okabe again. But their time together is interrupted when Okabe starts having repeated visions of other timelines, as the repercussions of his time travel begin to surface. These effects eventually lead to Okabe suddenly disappearing from existence, with only the shocked Kurisu remembering him. Facing despair, Kurisu must make a difficult decision that challenges her scientific principles and her devotion as a friend: either heed Okabe's warning to avoid time travel and prevent harm to the world lines, or disregard it to save the person she values most. Whichever path she chooses, her decision will impact the past, the present, and the future.

Having a friend who knows everything about you is usually a positive thing, but for Nishikata, it's the complete opposite. His classmate Takagi torments him with teasing every single day, using her deep understanding of his habits to anticipate exactly how he'll respond, which leaves Nishikata unable to ever land a proper retort. Still, Nishikata is determined to one day turn the tables on Takagi and make her blush from his own teasing.

The world’s greatest assassin, who devoted his life to the organization that raised him, is betrayed and killed by that very group. Haunted by lingering regrets, he meets a goddess impressed by his skills. She offers him a new life in a fantasy world of magic and steel, charging him with a crucial mission: kill the hero destined to destroy that world. Reborn as Lugh Tuatha Dé, heir to a noble family of assassins serving the Alvan Kingdom, he learns from his father techniques that differ from his earlier ruthless style. As he hones his other talents and forges new connections, Lugh remains painfully aware that his present abilities fall short. To fulfill his divine task, he must attain absolute perfection to defeat such a formidable opponent.

Clutching his Gibson guitar tightly, Mafuyu Satou leaves his dim apartment to start another day of high school. While dozing off on a quiet stairwell in the gymnasium, he stumbles into fellow student Ritsuka Uenoyama, who scolds him for letting his guitar strings rust and snap. Seeing Uenoyama's familiarity with the instrument, Satou begs him to repair it and teach him to play. Uenoyama eventually consents and asks him to join a jam session with his two bandmates: bassist Haruki Nakayama and drummer Akihiko Kaji. Satou's voice is stunningly beautiful, driving Uenoyama to make him the band's lead singer. Though hesitant at first, Satou accepts after an emotional encounter with an old friend. With his new companions' support, Satou must learn to play guitar and also confront the mysterious circumstances that made him its owner.

E-Rantel, the capital of the newly formed Sorcerer Kingdom, is experiencing a severe scarcity of supplies. Once a thriving trade hub, the city now struggles due to its residents' wariness—and even dread—of their ruler, Ainz Ooal Gown. Seeking to remedy this, Ainz dispatches Albedo as a diplomatic representative to the city. At the same time, the Slane Theocracy's cardinals convene to plan a counterstrike against Ainz after his assault decimated the Re-Estize Kingdom's military, scheming to have the Baharuth Empire annex the Sorcerer Kingdom. Yet when Emperor Jircniv Rune Farlord El Nix arranges a rendezvous with the Theocracy's envoys in a colosseum, he finds himself face-to-face with Ainz himself. With their covert meeting exposed, the emperor and his guests learn that Ainz has issued a challenge to the Warrior King, the empire's most formidable combatant, to a duel. Unable to fathom Ainz's motives, Jircniv can only stand by as the course of humanity transforms right in front of him.

In ancient times, all humans lived beneath the sea. However, some chose the surface and permanently abandoned underwater life. As a result, they lost the divine protection called "Ena" that allowed them to breathe underwater. Over the years, the divide between the people of the sea and those of the surface widened, though some contact between them still remained. Nagi no Asu kara follows Hikari Sakishima and Manaka Mukaido, along with their childhood friends Chisaki Hiradaira and Kaname Isaki, who are forced to leave the sea and attend a school on the surface. There, the group also meets Tsumugu Kihara, a fellow student and fisherman who loves the sea. Hikari and his friends' lives are destined to change as they confront the deep-seated hatred and discrimination between the sea and surface peoples, the storms in their personal lives, and an approaching tempest that may spell doom for all who live on the surface.

Yuuki Cross and the stern Zero Kiryuu serve on the disciplinary committee at Cross Academy, an institution divided into the Day Class and the Night Class. Their duty involves maintaining order during the transition between these groups. However, the Day Class remains oblivious to the reality that the students of the Night Class are actually vampires. A decade prior, Yuuki was rescued from a vampire assault by Kaname Kuran, a Pureblood. Kaname now leads the Night Class, and Yuuki’s role allows her to encounter him frequently, deepening her complicated emotions. In contrast, Zero harbors intense hatred for vampires, convinced that humans and vampires cannot coexist peacefully. Yet, a hidden aspect of Zero’s history soon jeopardizes the delicate balance at the academy, promising to change everything forever.

Class 1-A of UA High’s hero course is selected for a safety initiative on Nabu Island, where they assist locals with daily tasks to gain practical experience in routine hero work. Although the community appears peaceful due to its low crime rate, a new threat emerges to test the students’ resolve. A ruthless antagonist known as Nine seeks a specific quirk to realize his goal of establishing a hierarchy ruled solely by the most powerful abilities. As Nine’s assault on the island puts residents in danger, Class 1-A prioritizes civilian protection and the defeat of Nine and his accomplices. Their strategy shifts when Katsuma Shimano, a friend of Deku, requires special safeguarding. With Nine causing chaos to uncover the key to his nefarious plans and the heroes striving to shield Katsuma, Deku and his friends must determine if they can triumph or if they will be trapped in an impossible scenario.

Reki Kyan is a high schooler whose entire world revolves around skateboarding. At night, he participates in S, a perilous illegal race held within a mine. Following an accident that shatters his board and breaks his arm, Reki finds himself unable to skate. While working, he meets Langa Hasegawa, a new classmate of mixed Canadian and Japanese heritage with zero skating experience. Langa is in urgent need of cash. After the two visit S at Reki’s boss’s request and land in hot water, they are compelled into a wager forcing Langa to race. Yet, this enigmatic transfer student possesses a hidden advantage unknown to Reki, potentially leading him to victory in the most unforeseen manner.

A decade and a half ago, civilization collapsed, unleashing flesh-eating monsters upon the ruined world and threatening the lives of the few survivors left. Inside a secluded sanctuary, children are raised in safety, unaware of the dangers outside. Yet, as some of them uncover the truth beyond the facility's walls, their curiosity about the outside world begins to bloom. In the wasteland beyond, Maru and Kiruko journey together toward a mythical location known as Heaven, driven by their own distinct motivations. Haunted by painful pasts and hidden secrets, they seek solace and answers for the suffering they have endured in a broken world.

Yuu Izumi’s high school life is defined by an unending parade of accidents and misfortune, regardless of how improbable the situations may be. Seeking a reprieve from such constant bad luck, he begins his second year with the sole goal of enjoying more quality moments with his devoted girlfriend, Micchon Shikimori. Shikimori is not only adorable and athletic but also widely adored by her classmates. Yet, since they began their relationship a year ago, Izumi has come to realize there is more to her than meets the eye. Although she is typically sweet and charming, she shifts into a remarkably cool and competent state whenever danger looms, effortlessly protecting Izumi from harm with her impressive presence. Her allure consistently stirs his heart. Despite his history of bad luck, Izumi remains convinced that his streak of misfortune will finally end thanks to the combined cuteness and capability of Shikimori.

Ishiyama High is an institution filled entirely with delinquents, where constant violence and a lack of law are standard. Despite this chaos, there is one rule everyone respects: do not provoke first-year student Tatsumi Oga, known as the school’s fiercest fighter. One day, while resting by a river, Oga finds a man drifting downstream. After pulling the man from the water, he splits open to reveal an infant who crawls onto Oga’s back and instantly bonds with him. Unaware of the truth, Oga has picked up Kaiser de Emperana Beelzebub IV, or "Baby Beel," the son of the Demon Lord. On top of being tasked with raising the future ruler of the underworld, Oga must deal with Hildegard, Beel’s demonic maid. Together, they try to care for the infant, but amidst a backdrop of violent juveniles and supernatural abilities, the job proves far more difficult than they expected.

Born under a blue moon, Vanitas was ostracized by his own kind, leaving him filled with fear and sorrow. Legend holds that he authored the cursed "Book of Vanitas," intending to use it later to exact vengeance on all crimson moon vampires. Set in 19th century Paris, Noé Archiviste seeks this legendary book. During an airship journey, he is rescued from a vampire assault by an eccentric physician named Vanitas, who possesses the very tome Noé desires. Ironically, this self-styled vampire expert is merely human, having inherited both the name and the book from his master, the original Vanitas of lore. As strange incidents within the Charlatan's Parade unfold, the doctor’s unique power to restore sanity to vampires by reclaiming their true names becomes invaluable.

After being struck down by a stray lightning bolt from an inattentive deity, Touya Mochizuki is granted a second life in a fantasy world as compensation. He is permitted to bring a single item from Earth, choosing to keep his smartphone as he begins his new journey. Naturally gifted in magic within this mana-rich environment, Touya quickly finds himself the object of affection for several beautiful women. His circle includes the Silhoueska twins, Linze and Elze, along with Yumina Urnea Belfast, Leen, and Yae Kokonoe. Although their romantic pursuits create various complications in his life, their presence also offers him valuable companionship as he explores the secrets of this new realm.

In the crime-ridden city of Ergastalum, Nicholas Brown and Worick Arcangelo operate as the "Handymen"—mercenaries who handle jobs that others refuse. Hired by both powerful mafia groups and the police, they must be prepared for anything. After carrying out a contract to kill a local pimp, they decide to protect Alex Benedetto, a prostitute who was also marked for death, bringing her into their circle to shield her from those who want her eliminated from the decaying city she calls home. Yet this criminal haven is undergoing a major shift that threatens to upset its fragile power structure. Ergastalum once served as a refuge for "Twilights," superhuman beings created by a special drug, but they are now being targeted by a ruthless underground organization. This emerging threat challenges everything the city stands for, and the Handymen will be unable to avoid the impending conflict.

Yoshino Takigawa, a typical high school student, is secretly in a relationship with Aika, the younger sister of his best friend Mahiro Fuwa. Following Aika's mysterious death, Mahiro vanishes, determined to hunt down and punish her murderer. Yoshino resumes his normal routine, having had no contact with Mahiro for a month, until a strange girl holds him at gunpoint. Mahiro arrives just in time to rescue him. Yoshino discovers that Mahiro has recruited a witch named Hakaze Kusaribe to assist in the investigation. However, Hakaze has been exiled to a deserted island because of conflicts within her clan. Her brother, Samon, selfishly seeks to exploit the power of the Tree of Exodus, ignoring both Hakaze's objections and the looming threat to the world. With Hakaze unavailable, Yoshino and Mahiro must aid her in saving the globe, while gradually uncovering the secrets surrounding Aika's death.

The mysterious immortal entities known as Ajin first appeared in Africa seventeen years ago. Because their indestructible bodies pose a threat to humanity and they could be exploited for malicious purposes, they are immediately detained upon discovery. Kei Nagai, a hardworking high school student with aspirations of becoming a doctor, largely ignores the school curriculum concerning these beings, having only seen them occasionally in the news. Although he is taught that Ajin are not human, his ignorance proves irrelevant when he survives a fatal accident that triggers his transformation into an Ajin, plunging him into intense suffering. As he flees alone from a world that hunts him, Kei learns that other members of his kind might be hiding in plain sight.

Set in a devastated future where the sole surviving human stronghold in Japan is the heavily defended metropolis of Tokyo-3, the story follows fourteen-year-old Shinji Ikari. He is summoned to the underground headquarters of NERV, an organization commanded by his estranged father, Gendou. Shinji is asked to pilot an Evangelion, a giant humanoid mecha designed to combat the Angels, monstrous extraterrestrial beings causing widespread destruction and endangering humanity's existence. Though hesitant at first, Shinji is persuaded by the prospect of reconnecting with his father and agrees to join the desperate fight against the alien menace as the pilot of Evangelion Unit-01. Placed directly in the heat of a perilous conflict, he must summon the strength and determination to confront the Angels' attacks before time runs out.

During the 1600 Battle of Sekigahara, Toyohisa Shimazu serves as the rearguard for his retreating forces. He suffers a critical wound only to awaken in a stark, modern white corridor. There, he encounters a stoic man named Murasaki and is drawn through one of many doors into a realm vastly different from his own. This strange land is inhabited by fantastical beings and warriors from Toyohisa’s history who were presumed dead. After quickly forming an alliance with the notorious warlord Nobunaga Oda and the legendary archer Yoichi Suketaka Nasu, Toyohisa discovers that political chaos is ravaging the continent. He learns that they have been summoned as Drifters to combat the Ends, a group responsible for forging the Orte Empire and seeking to destroy the Drifters. As the Ends grow stronger, the Empire’s oppression of elves and other demihumans intensifies. Toyohisa and his ragtag band of heroes must engage in a new global conflict to aid the Empire’s oppressed subjects, while confronting the Ends who seek to claim the land for themselves.

Jolyne Kuujou is set up by conspirators for a reckless offense, resulting in her imprisonment at the notorious Green Dolphin Street Jail. Resembling her father Joutarou in temperament, Jolyne is impulsive, fearless, and fair-minded; she rebels against her unjust confinement and swiftly uncovers the sinister reasons for her arrest. A present from her estranged father bestows upon Jolyne the ability known as Stone Free, a Stand that lets her turn her body into string. Jolyne employs Stone Free to fight through the prison, gaining allies like Ermes Costello and Foo Fighters to aid her investigation. These courageous women join forces to expose the threat behind Whitesnake, an enemy Stand that is making the prison's inmates increasingly dangerous and targeting Jolyne. Through Jolyne, the Joestar bloodline faces the repercussions of its single true foe. Jolyne and her companions race against time to halt a catastrophic scheme and vanquish a mounting evil.

Izayoi Sakamaki, Asuka Kudou, and You Kasukabe are gifted teenagers with psychic abilities who are deeply dissatisfied with their dull, ordinary existences. Their lives change dramatically when they each receive a peculiar invitation to Little Garden, a mysterious realm. Upon arriving, they meet Kurousagi, who informs them that they have been selected to compete in high-stakes games utilizing their unique powers. To participate, they must align themselves with a community. Discovering that Kurousagi’s group, No Names, has been stripped of its official standing and territory following a loss to a demon lord, the trio resolves to help restore their honor and protect the local inhabitants while enjoying the thrilling opportunities Little Garden provides.

After high school student Kaname Sudou accepts a peer’s offer to test out Darwin’s Game, a mysterious mobile app, his curiosity drives him to install it. The moment he launches the program, a digital green snake jumps from the display to bite his neck, rendering him unconscious. He regains consciousness in the school clinic without any visible injuries, and upon being told to rest, he rationalizes the incident as a hallucination before going home. Yet, unable to shake his intrigue, Kaname reopens the application. What begins as a presumed standard fighting game takes a terrifying turn when his virtual opponent appears in the real world and assaults him with a blade. As he runs for his life, Kaname realizes that Darwin’s Game is not a casual hobby, but a lethal battle royale.

Dreams serve as a profound portal into the human psyche, revealing hidden desires, ambitions, and suppressed memories. A promising research facility has been dedicated to creating the DC Mini, a device capable of entering and navigating the dreams of others. Atsuko Chiba and Kosaku Tokita have worked relentlessly to perfect this technology, aiming to use it to delve deeply into patients' minds and treat their psychological afflictions. Yet, the ability to access the deepest recesses of the mind carries immense weight. In malicious hands, the DC Mini could become a tool for psychological terrorism, inducing mental collapse in its victims. When the device is stolen and individuals around them begin exhibiting bizarre behavior, Atsuko and Kosaku realize they face a grave crisis. With the assistance of Officer Konakawa, who has undergone this experimental therapy, they hunt for the perpetrator across both the waking world and the realm of dreams.

A year after disappearing, Shinpachi Shimura comes back to Edo, only to find his fellow Yorozuya members, Gintoki and Kagura, acting like total strangers. Panicked by this confusion, he flees the headquarters and realizes that everyone in the city has undergone bizarre changes in both looks and personality. The most unbelievable twist is that his sister Otae is now married to the Shinsengumi chief and persistent stalker Isao Kondou and is expecting their first baby. Confused but compelled by Otae and Kondou, Shinpachi joins the Shinsengumi, where he uncovers even more shocking alterations within the group. When he learns that Vice Chief Toushirou Hijikata has stayed exactly the same, he teams up with the unchanging officer to restore Edo to its former state. Continuing with its signature mix of crude humor, witty parodies, and cheeky references, Gintama' takes the Yorozuya crew through another series of chaotic adventures in the lively, alien-infused setting of Edo.

Tooru pushes forward in her pursuit to become the ultimate maid while Kanna Kamui settles into her routine as an elementary school student, ensuring that mischief remains a constant in the Kobayashi home. One day, however, a massive landslide occurs on the hill where Kobayashi and Tooru originally met, showcasing the raw power of a dragon. After no known dragons admit to the act, the culprit appears from the sky: Ilulu, a radical Chaos Dragon whose strength rivals Tooru's. Disgusted by Tooru's ties to humans, Ilulu initially seeks to resolve the conflict through a deadly duel. Yet, she soon becomes fascinated by Kobayashi's knack for making friends with dragons and chooses to observe what makes her so unique. With this new troublesome dragon in town, Kobayashi's quirky life with her dragon maid becomes even more vibrant.

When advanced AIs launch a campaign to wipe out humanity, the resulting slaughter leaves the air thick with the smell of blood and charred flesh. To stop this apocalypse from ever happening, a scientist stakes everything on a relic from history. Traveling back a century, AIs are deeply embedded in society, operating under specific directives. Vivy, the inaugural autonomous AI, is a singer programmed to spread joy through her voice. Performing in a theme park with a sparse audience, she dedicates herself to each show, repeating the same routine daily. Her monotony is shattered when a future AI arrives, recruiting her to prevent a catastrophic war that unfolds over the next hundred years. Thrust into a century-spanning mission to change a violent fate, Vivy must navigate a timeline that has already gone awry.

After recruiting the ambitious Ryuusui Nanami, Senkuu Ishigami and his group are nearly set to cross the ocean and reach the far side of the world—the place where the strange green light that turned all of humanity to stone first appeared. By bringing a talented chef back to life, they are now able to produce ample provisions for the whole crew, and the remarkable re-creation of GPS technology promises to guarantee navigation safety on the open seas. The voyage preparations move forward smoothly until Senkuu receives a strange communication from an unknown sender. Fueled by even greater determination, the scientist embarks on an expedition to the new world, seeking whatever it may hold for his scientific mission. Although the unknown lands might conceal harsh surprises, Senkuu, with science backing him, is prepared to face any obstacle.

Kazuya Kujou is a foreign student at Saint Marguerite Academy, a luxurious boarding school located in the Southern European country of Sauville. Originally from Japan, his jet-black hair and dark brown eyes cause his peers to shun him and give him the nickname "Black Reaper," based on a popular urban legend about the traveler who brings death in the spring. On a day like any other, Kujou visits the school's extravagant library in search of ghost stories. However, his focus soon changes as he becomes curious about a golden strand of hair on the stairs. The steps lead him to a large garden and a beautiful doll-like girl known as Victorique de Blois, whose complex and imaginative foresight allows her to predict their futures, now intertwined. With more mysteries quickly developing—including the appearance of a ghost ship and an alchemist with the power of transmutation—Victorique and Kujou, bound by fate and their unique skills, have no choice but to rely on each other.

Months have elapsed since the notorious Ginza Incident, as tensions between the Empire and the JSDF rise within the enigmatic Special Region amid ongoing peace talks. Global powers are increasingly driven by greed and curiosity, fueled by emerging reports on the technological constraints of the magical realm's ancient civilizations. In the midst of this, Lieutenant Youji Itami and his devoted group of female admirers must maneuver through the intricate political machinations of the imperial court. Princess Piña Co Lada struggles to persuade her father that the JSDF harbors no desire to conquer their nation. Under pressure from both sides of the Gate, Itami is forced to contemplate even more extreme actions to achieve his objectives.

After her friend enthusiastically invited her, Kaede Honjou reluctantly decides to give New World Online a try—a hugely popular VRMMO played by thousands across Japan. She names her in-game character Maple and begins her adventure. Being a complete beginner to this type of game, she puts all her stat points into vitality because she doesn't want to get hurt. With zero points in any other stat, Maple has incredibly high defense but moves slowly and deals little damage. This doesn't turn out badly for her, though. Thanks to her immense defense, Maple obtains ridiculously strong skills like Total Defense, Poison Immunity, and Devour. These abilities, combined with the extremely powerful items she finds, let her wipe out most enemies with a single hit. Within just a few days of playing, Maple takes third place in a server-wide event, earning a reputation as a player who is both impossible to kill and overwhelmingly strong. Despite her overpowered character, Kaede still has a lot to learn. As she moves through the game, she makes new friends and allies who help her clear new levels and events. Along the way, she might even pick up some other crazy skills that go beyond anyone's expectations.

After their mother passes away, Keita Suminoe’s father remarries, introducing him to twin sisters Ako and Riko. The twins immediately develop an intense, forbidden attachment to their younger brother, leading to a constant competition to capture his heart. As Keita approaches the end of middle school, he focuses on his studies with the aim of attending the same high school as Ako and Riko. At the same time, he must grapple with his own mixed feelings and determine whether to fight against or succumb to their romantic advances. Complicating matters further, Keita is not the sole target of unwanted interest, exposing him to the risks of such temptations.

Kuroshitsuji II turns its attention to Alois Trancy, the young heir to the Trancy earldom. While he now lives a life of privilege, his childhood was marked by darkness; after being kidnapped and enslaved, he was rescued and sent back home, only to watch his beloved father die soon after. Alois’s legitimacy and history are called into question by those who believe the Trancy household conceals sinister secrets. At the heart of this deception stands Claude Faustus, Alois’s supernatural butler dressed in black. As a web of lies envelops the mansion, the true nature of Claude’s connection to Alois is uncovered, and their bond is tested to the limit when hell arrives at their door.

After being dumped by a woman he married in an online game, only to discover she was actually an older man, gullible otaku Hideki "Rusian" Nishimura decides he will never trust a female player again. Years later, Rusian joins a guild with three others, including a player with a female avatar named Ako. Although Ako confesses her love and proposes to him, Rusian is wary that she might be a guy, yet he accepts because she is cute in-game. Things take a turn when the guild decides to meet offline, revealing that Ako is not only a real girl but also his school classmate.

After his lecherous friends play a prank on him, Junichi Hashiba asks out a gal to prove he is not a hopeless virgin. Yukana Yame is initially repulsed by Junichi’s desperate begging, but through some teasing, she begins to bond with him and eventually accepts his confession, surprising him greatly. The story follows Junichi as he battles his low self-esteem and controls his sexual impulses while navigating a new school life filled with vibrant girls and chaotic situations.

As the new academic term begins, aspiring writer Kotarou Azumi and track athlete Akane Mizuno find themselves classmates in their final year of junior high. Though they start as strangers, serendipitous moments ignite a pure affection between them. The longing glances and racing hearts of youthful romance gradually enter their lives as their destinies intertwine. Yet, navigating these emotions proves complex. While they cherish each other’s presence, the pursuit of love brings its own share of anxiety and pain. Uncertainty about their mutual feelings, alongside the romantic interests of their peers, leaves their future ambiguous. Nevertheless, beneath the glow of a luminous full moon, Kotarou summons his bravery to pose a single question to Akane, a moment that irrevocably transforms their tranquil bond.

Japan's rate of terrorist incidents has dropped significantly, a result of the covert organization Direct Attack (DA). DA raises orphaned girls to become assassins as part of their "Lycoris" initiative. Takina Inoue is a highly skilled Lycoris known for her strong sense of duty and insistence on flawless execution. However, during a hostage crisis, her patience wears thin; her subsequent act of defiance gets her removed from DA. Disheartened at losing her only home, she reluctantly reports to her new assignment—LycoReco, a café that serves as a front. Takina's new partner is far from what she expected. Chisato Nishikigi, a legendary Lycoris prodigy, seems almost indifferent to her responsibilities. She pulls Takina into various odd jobs, simply claiming they need to help people. What confuses Takina even more is that Chisato neutralizes armed attackers without killing any of them. Feeling completely out of place, Takina longs to be reinstated at DA—but Chisato is committed to showing her that life holds more meaning than simply taking lives.

On November 22, 2010, Japan endured missile strikes in an incident labeled "Careless Monday," which fortunately caused no casualties. Society soon returned to its routine, leaving the event largely forgotten. Three months later, during her graduation trip to the United States, cheerful college student Saki Morimi encounters Akira Takizawa, who rescues her from a precarious situation. Takizawa appears eccentric; he is completely naked, suffers from amnesia, and believes he is a terrorist. Furthermore, he carries a peculiar cell phone containing 8.2 billion yen in digital currency. Although his behavior is highly suspicious, Saki forms a bond with the mysterious young man. Unaware of the truth, she is drawn into a thrilling death game centered on money, mobile devices, and the fate of the world. Higashi no Eden follows Saki as she attempts to decipher the secrets behind her rescuer, while Takizawa competes against other contenders equipped with similar phones, recovering memories that hint at his involvement in the earlier missile attacks.

As the Angel threat intensifies, humanity's defense forces, led by NERV, are stretched to their breaking point. Shinji Ikari and Rei Ayanami receive reinforcements from two new pilots: the passionate Asuka Langley Shikinami and the enigmatic Mari Illustrious Makinami. Piloting their Evangelion units, which are outfitted with specialized weaponry for battling these colossal foes, the four teenagers struggle valiantly to safeguard their loved ones and avert an imminent apocalypse. However, the revelation of shocking truths may force them to confront a daunting reality: their most formidable adversary might not be the Angels, but humanity itself.

Set in Edo-era Japan, where numerous martial arts traditions thrive, Shichika Yasuri trains in the unconventional Kyotouryuu, a style that utilizes the practitioner’s body as a weapon. Living in seclusion with his sister Nanami, the secluded seventh head of the school has his quiet life disrupted by the arrival of Togame, a highly ambitious strategist. Togame boldly recruits Shichika to aid her quest to gather twelve legendary weapons known as the Deviant Blades on behalf of the shogunate. Shichika agrees, driven more by personal interest in Togame than by political motives, and the pair embark on a journey. They face opposition from the fierce masters who wield these iconic swords, as well as other factions intent on sabotaging Togame’s goal. To survive and succeed, the duo must unite into a cohesive force as they navigate a dangerous and unpredictable path.

After his parents’ betrayal shattered his family, Eita Kidou grew deeply cynical about romance. Vowing to steer clear of any emotional attachments, he focuses all his energy on studying in high school, aiming to become a doctor. But Masuzu Natsukawa—a gorgeous and popular girl—quickly notices his total indifference to love. Weary of constantly fending off unwanted advances, she proposes a deal: Eita should act as her boyfriend, since she shares his aversion to romance. He initially refuses, but Masuzu forces his hand by revealing she has his personal diary and threatens to leak its embarrassing contents online if he doesn’t comply. Suddenly entangled in a fake relationship with the most sought-after girl at school, Eita’s life is thrown into turmoil. He must now navigate the jealousy of his classmates, unexpected confessions, and all the complications that come with their phony romance.

Individuals able to manifest weapons from their souls are called Blazers and attend Kouryou Academy High School to hone their abilities. Students are required to partner up, aiming for the ultimate objective of reaching the Absolute Duo state. After a mysterious killer murders his sister and friends, Tooru Kokonoe enters the academy in search of strength and revenge. During the opening ceremony, he is forced to duel the student sitting next to him, with expulsion hanging in the balance for the loser. As Tooru prepares for combat, his soul produces a shield instead of a weapon. This unusual occurrence catches the attention of Julie Sigtuna, a foreign student at the school.

After surviving a vampire attack, Koyomi Araragi notices that his friend and savior, Tsubasa Hanekawa, has been acting strangely. When he happens to run into her on his way to a bookstore and sees she has a bandage on her face, he knows something is definitely wrong. Araragi wants to help her, but Hanekawa insists the wound is just something she got at home and that he should not worry about it. However, when a white cat with no tail is hit and killed by a car, the two bury the creature, and the real trouble begins. When Araragi later visits his friend Meme Oshino and tells him about the day's events, he learns that what they buried is actually an apparition—one perfectly suited for Hanekawa in her current state. Tasked with finding his friend to confirm she is safe, Araragi discovers that she has attacked her parents, possessed by the "Sawari Neko." Now it falls to Araragi to help Hanekawa just as she once helped him.

Takashi Natsume has always felt like an outsider due to his unique ability to see youkai. Shuttled between various foster homes, he grew up isolated and lonely, eventually shutting himself off from his caretakers and classmates after realizing no one would believe his experiences. His solitude is interrupted when he accidentally shatters a spiritual barrier, releasing Madara, a powerful spirit disguised as a lucky cat. Madara recognizes Natsume’s striking resemblance to his late grandmother, Reiko Natsume, a pariah who earned infamy in the youkai world by creating the Book of Friends. Natsume now possesses this book, which holds the power to summon youkai whose names Reiko had conquered. Uninterested in wielding such power, Natsume keeps the book to honor his grandmother’s memory and safeguard it from malicious youkai. He strikes a deal with Madara: upon the expiration of his time, Madara will receive the book, and in exchange, the spirit will serve as Natsume’s unofficial bodyguard under the guise of Nyanko-sensei. Guided by his new objective of releasing the youkai Reiko had sealed, Natsume’s connections with both the human and youkai worlds gradually begin to strengthen.

Adventuring knight Laios Touden guides a small party through an endless dungeon, a subterranean maze teeming with dangerous monsters and precarious traps. Advanced magic allows for resurrection, enabling travelers to learn from mistakes and try again. However, when a powerful dragon consumes Laios’ spellcasting sister, Falin, she sends her brother and companions back to the start to prevent permanent death. With limited funds and equipment, Laios resolves to fight through the dungeon to rescue Falin before she is digested. Although some allies abandon him, elven mage Marcille Donato and halfling locksmith Chilchuck Tims stay. Facing starvation due to their lack of resources, the party finds salvation in Senshi, a dwarven warrior who specializes in cooking and safely eating defeated monsters. Using Senshi’s culinary skills, Laios and his companions endure the dungeon while learning about gourmet dining and each other.

After Azami Nakiri and the former Elite Ten were defeated by Souma Yukihira, Erina Nakiri, and their allies, Tootsuki Culinary Academy has regained its former prestige. However, the students now face a massive hurdle in the BLUE, a renowned competition intended to propel aspiring chefs into the international arena. While Souma and his companions tackle new difficulties and powerful rivals, they aim to win the BLUE and face off against Asahi Saiba. Asahi, the shrewd head of Noir, an underground group of master chefs, bears a personal vendetta against Souma for having defeated both him and his father in a previous Shokugeki.

To say it mildly, Tsunayoshi Sawada is utterly useless. He is awkward, lacks talent, and pines hopelessly for the school idol Kyouko Sasagawa, a girl far beyond his reach. Mocked as "Loser Tsuna" by his peers, he embodies failure despite being in middle school. His mundane existence changes drastically when he meets Reborn, a mysterious hitman who is surprisingly an infant. Hailing from Italy’s most powerful Mafia family, Reborn is tasked with training this unremarkable student to become the successor to the ninth boss of the legendary Vongola family, who is nearing retirement. Though the journey ahead is brutal, aided by his new criminal allies and eccentric tutor, even Loser Tsuna might rise to greatness.

One year has elapsed since Tooru Honda started residing at the Souma house, during which time she has forged deeper bonds with Shigure, Kyou, and Yuki. She has also drawn nearer to the rest of the family, learning of their ancestral secret and assisting them with various personal struggles. Yet, as her connection to them strengthens, Tooru begins to suspect that this hidden truth is far darker than she initially believed. As summer arrives, Tooru is invited to spend her days with the Soumas, particularly Kyou and Yuki. Although she longs for a relaxed holiday, her close ties with the two boys and the family may lead to complications. As intimacy grows, their carefree moments are interrupted by lingering hardships and past emotions that resurface. The Eternal Banquet soon approaches, requiring the zodiac members to fulfill their duties under the watchful eye of the unsettling Akito Souma. With the banquet nearing and numerous emotions demanding resolution, Tooru must face the question of whether her life with the Soumas will stay tranquil or if she will become trapped in an inescapable predicament.

Phantoms—supernatural entities such as ghosts or yokai—were long dismissed as mere superstition. Yet a virus that infects the brain has swept through society, altering human perception and revealing that these mythical beings have actually coexisted with humanity all along. This virus has also granted the next generation special abilities, enabling them to combat dangerous phantoms. Haruhiko Ichijou and Mai Kawakami are among those empowered; Haruhiko can summon and seal phantoms through drawings, while Mai channels elemental forces into martial arts. Together with the friendly phantom Ruru, they form Team E at Hosea Academy—an organization dedicated to handling these often mischievous beings. In a world where reality and the surreal merge, the team manages the everyday troubles caused by phantoms.