Best Romance Anime of 2007

In Clannad, high school student Tomoya Okazaki feels detached from his world, frequently skipping classes to wander aimlessly with his friend Youhei Sunohara. His routine is interrupted when he notices Nagisa Furukawa, a girl who suddenly shouts "Anpan!" regarding a popular Japanese pastry, sparking his curiosity. Although Tomoya initially rejects her offer of friendship, he grows accustomed to seeing her around the school and eventually accepts her company. He learns that Nagisa repeated a year due to a serious illness and harbors a dream to revive the school's drama club. With few other commitments, Tomoya joins her in this endeavor alongside four other girls. Through his interactions with them and his efforts to help them navigate their personal struggles, Tomoya begins to view life through a new lens, realizing that existence may not be as dull as he previously thought.

Takaki Toono and Akari Shinohara are bound by a profound childhood bond, yet circumstances beyond their control tear them apart. Despite promising to stay connected, the widening gap between them, spanning both physical distance and emotional drift, slowly drives them apart, even as their shared recollections remain crystal clear. This poignant tale of love delves into the struggle of maintaining a relationship across great distances. Trapped in their own histories and unable to progress, Takaki and Akari cling to the hope of reuniting, existing with only fragments of their hearts truly engaged. This state inflicts suffering not just upon themselves, but also on those surrounding them.

Makoto Ito is a high school boy in Japan who spends his days commuting to and from Sakakino Academy, the fictional school where he has just started his second term. On those train rides, he finds himself increasingly drawn to Kotonoha Katsura, another student who takes the same route. His classmate, Sekai Saionji, learns about his quiet interest and eventually steps in to bring the two together. With her help, Makoto and Kotonoha get to know each other, grow closer, and eventually start dating. Unexpectedly, Sekai finds herself growing jealous of the couple's success, having developed her own hidden feelings for Makoto. Later one afternoon while heading home from the station near Sakakino Academy, she spots Makoto already there, waiting for Kotonoha to meet him for their planned outing. He sits down beside her and once again thanks her for all she has done, repeating how the assistance means so much to him. He tells her to do anything to make it up to her. Sekai insists he is being overly grateful for him, but proceeds with the way she intends to cover her: as the train rolls in, she leans in and gives him a quick kiss, then jumps into an open passenger car and cheerfully passes into the departing train, leaving a speechless Makoto behind with her wish of luck for getting his possible heavenly kilin.

Love takes an unconventional path for Koizumi Risa and Ootani Atsushi, two high school students desperate to find their ideal partners. Koizumi stands at an imposing 172 cm, towering over the average girl, while Ootani is a diminutive 156 cm, well below the average height for a guy. Their romantic struggles deepen when their respective crushes end up falling for each other, leaving Koizumi and Ootani comically flustered and heartbroken. Compounding their misery, their homeroom teacher brands them a comedy duo because of their clashing personalities and extreme height difference, causing classmates to view their heated arguments as improvised sketches. Lovely★Complex tracks Koizumi and Ootani as they support one another in their quest for love, eventually growing into close friends. Beyond their absurd antics, they discover a surprising alignment in their tastes regarding music and fashion. Perhaps they share an unknown chemistry, but the question remains: can love ever bloom between such a mismatched pair?

After heroically defending Tristain, Louise Françoise and her familiar Saito Hiraga face increasing pressure to protect the kingdom. Across the sea, Albion holds a fragile peace as its newly crowned Queen Henrietta struggles with internal unrest and a mysterious foe plotting against her reign. Faced with these escalating dangers, Louise and Saito must join forces once more. Louise has shed her old moniker "Louise the Zero," now commanding Void magic potent enough to level an entire village, though controlling such power proves difficult. As tensions rise, the concept of selfless loyalty is put to the test, yet Louise and Saito remain steadfast in their commitment to their duties until the very end.

After being exiled four years ago for his failure to master fire and a subsequent defeat in a duel against his younger cousin Ayano Kannagi, Kazuma Yagami, a prodigy of Fuujutsu who commands the wind, returns to the esteemed Kannagi estate. His arrival immediately ignites tension, which escalates when several members of the Kannagi family are discovered murdered using Fuujutsu techniques. Under the leadership of the fiery Ayano, the family swiftly accuses Kazuma of the slayings. To clear his name and identify the actual killer, Kazuma must prove his innocence while reluctantly working alongside the very clan that harbors deep resentment toward him.

During his summer vacation at the Seto Inland Sea, middle school student Nagasumi Michishio finds himself in danger while swimming at Mio Sun Beach. A sudden leg cramp prevents him from staying afloat, and with no one nearby to hear his cries for help, he begins to drown. Just as he loses consciousness, a mermaid rescues him. Later that evening, his savior reveals herself to be Sun Seto, a member of a mermaid yakuza family. Under mermaid law, if a human learns a mermaid's true identity, the mermaid is sentenced to death. To avoid this outcome, the Seto family offers a choice: Michishio must marry Sun or face execution by her father and clan leader, Gouzaburou. With no other option, Michishio agrees to the marriage. As husband and wife, they must keep their relationship hidden. Amid constant threats on Michishio's life from Gouzaburou and the strange behavior of other enemies, genuine affection begins to grow between the pair as they adjust to their unusual life together.

Shinichi Chiaki is an elite musician who aspires to perform among the best in Europe. Born into a prestigious family, he is a notorious perfectionist, holding himself and others to impossibly high standards. The only thing preventing Chiaki from pursuing his European dream is his crippling fear of flying, which keeps him stuck in Japan. In his fourth year at Japan's top music university, Chiaki crosses paths with Noda Megumi, who insists on being called Nodame. At first glance, she appears to be a disorganized girl lacking any clear ambition. But when Chiaki hears Nodame play the piano for the first time, he is stunned by the unique quality of her music. To Chiaki’s dismay, Nodame moves into the apartment next door, and he soon discovers that she has fallen deeply in love with him. Nodame Cantabile follows Chiaki and Nodame as they navigate their relationship with each other, learning valuable lessons from one another while striving for the pinnacle of the music world.

In Misaki City, beings from the Crimson Realm continue to infiltrate, draining human vitality. To counter this, Flame Hazes are tasked with rescuing individuals from existential annihilation. Despite her duty to protect humans, Shana, known as the "Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter," centers her attention on Yuuji Sakai, a teenager unwillingly caught in the conflict between Crimson Realm denizens and Flame Hazes. Since their first encounter, Shana has begun seeing Yuuji as more than just a companion. Yuuji wonders if Shana might have revealed her feelings to him, but her unpredictable nature leaves him uncertain. Their daily lives proceed as usual until a new student arrives at their school, bearing a strong resemblance to a past foe. With the Bal Masqué organization planning its next attack, Yuuji and Shana cannot avoid addressing their relationship. They must stay vigilant and investigate the mystery surrounding the precious object within Yuuji, the "Midnight Lost Child."

On Christmas Eve, Hiro Hirono has his bicycle stolen by a girl who is chasing a thief that snatched her purse. He pursues them, only to find the girl passed out and his bike wrecked. The girl, Miyako Miyamura, soon regains consciousness, and they start talking. Once he confirms she is all right, they wind up spending Christmas Eve together. Later, Hiro discovers that Miyako goes to the same school he does, and they begin to spend more and more time together, with Miyako developing feelings for Hiro. Kei Shindou—Hiro's childhood friend who has harbored a crush on him for a long time—starts to feel jealous, leading to a love triangle. The series also follows the story of Renji Asou. One day, he encounters Chihiro Shindou, Kei Shindou's twin sister, at an abandoned train station. Although she is very timid, they get along quite well and begin meeting at the same spot every day. However, Renji learns that Chihiro was in a car accident years ago and, as a result, suffers from a condition where her memory only lasts for 13 hours. Despite this, after discovering that Chihiro's dream is to write a novel, Renji resolves to help her achieve that dream while also trying to help her overcome the challenges posed by her condition.

A constant stream of misfortune plagues diligent Hayate Ayasaki, as if Murphy's Law itself dictates his life. After his parents rack up a debt exceeding 150 million yen and abandon him, he is sold to the yakuza, forcing him to flee for his survival. That same night, Hayate encounters a young girl named Nagi Sanzenin and attempts to kidnap her in order to settle his family's crushing debt. Thanks to Hayate's gentle disposition and a series of misunderstandings, Nagi misreads his intentions as a romantic confession. After he rescues her from genuine kidnappers, she employs him as her personal butler, revealing that she belongs to one of the wealthiest families in Japan. Despite his impressive talents, Hayate is plagued by endless bad luck. As he begins working for Nagi and navigating the countless challenges that come his way, he manages the household, fights off dangerous adversaries, and inadvertently wins the affections of the women around him. This combination of butler duties and comedic mishaps forms the story of Hayate the Combat Butler.

In the quiet town of Sakuranomori, a close circle of childhood friends must come to terms with the painful separation when one of them, Sana Hidaka, moves away to the bustling city of Tokyo because of his parents' work. Sana says goodbye to his dear friends: the gentle Aoi Oribe, the energetic Wakatsuki twins Shuri and Shuusuke, and the bright Nanaka Yatsushiro. Even with the sadness, he holds onto hope that distance won't weaken their strong ties and the memories they share. When Sana returns five years later at the age of sixteen, he wants to reconnect with his past and pick up where he left off. But he soon discovers that while the town looks largely unchanged, the friends he once knew have changed in surprising ways. Mysterious and dark secrets now hang over Sakuranomori, and each of his friends carries personal troubles and hidden truths that could shatter the bonds they once treasured.

In the floating city of Neo Verona, the Montague family wipes out the Capulets and seizes control of the kingdom. Juliet Fiammata Asto Capulet, the true heir, barely escapes the massacre and is hidden away by devoted supporters for fourteen years, harboring ambitions of reclaiming her rightful place and overthrowing the tyrannical Montague rule. Though she has no memories of her family's destruction, Juliet secretly defends the downtrodden citizens of Neo Verona under the guise of a masked hero called the Red Whirlwind. During one of her missions, she encounters Romeo Candorebanto Montague, the kind and selfless son of the despotic ruler Prince Laertes Montague. Unaware of their rival family backgrounds, they instantly share a deep romantic bond. But tragedy looms: both houses are sworn to annihilate each other, and a mysterious ancient secret hidden beneath Neo Verova threatens to further complicate their budding love. Can they surmount these challenges, or is their love forever doomed?

Tomoya Okazaki, a jaded high schooler whose father’s alcoholism and neglect stem from a childhood tragedy, drifts through life with an indifferent attitude. His outlook starts to change when he encounters Nagisa Furukawa, an unusual and enigmatic girl who offers him a simple gesture of kindness—one he at first brushes off. Yet repeated meetings gradually erode his walls, forging a sincere friendship between them. Learning of Nagisa’s ambition to revive the school’s Drama Club, Tomoya decides to abandon his apathetic habits and throws his full support behind her dream. What begins as a mere bond of friendship holds the possibility of blossoming into a deep, transformative relationship. Together they face numerous trials and hurdles, each experience drawing them closer to grasping life’s complexities and their own roles within it.

In "Nagasarete Airantou," Ikuto Touhohin, following a fierce quarrel with his father, hastily embarks on a vessel seeking escape. Yet, a brutal tempest hurls him into the sea. When he regains consciousness, Ikuto finds himself stranded on a secluded island populated exclusively by beautiful young women. This island is devoid of contemporary amenities like electricity, gas, radio, and television, making Ikuto feel as though he has been cast into an ancient era.

In Sola, Yorito Morimiya has an intense fascination with the sky and captures its many forms—sunrise, sunset, clouds—through his camera. One morning while photographing the dawn, he encounters a strange girl arguing with a vending machine. After he helps her retrieve her tomato juice, she vanishes without a trace. The story follows Yorito, his sister Aono, and their childhood friends Mana and Koyori Ishizuki as they come across a mysterious girl whose appearances and disappearances hint at concealed darkness. Set in a world where magic and the supernatural exist subtly, and where nothing is as it seems, the narrative delves into themes of love and loneliness beneath the skies Yorito cherishes.

After departing from the Record Country, where the memory book was kept safe, Syaoran and his companions arrive in Tokyo Country. In this place, a fierce struggle for natural resources and survival is underway between opposing groups, turning the land into a battlefield soaked in blood. As they become involved in this conflict, they confront personal trials and uncover shocking truths that fundamentally alter the course of their journey. A devastating act of betrayal and a dangerous encounter leave them permanently changed, ensuring they can never return to who they once were.

In "KimiKiss: Pure Rouge," Kouichi Sanada and Kazuki Aihara are startled by the unexpected return of their childhood friend, Mao Mizusawa, from France. When they discover that Mao will be staying temporarily with Kouichi’s family while her parents continue living overseas, Kouichi finds himself taken aback. As the three of them work through the intricacies of high school romantic entanglements, they offer each other steadfast encouragement through both the successes and struggles of love.

In the wake of an asteroid impact that destroyed Pluto twenty years ago, the asteroid Thanatos has halted, posing a threat to Earth's future. The International Solarsystem Development Agency (ISDA) launches the "D-Project" to address this danger by creating a special weapon called the "Dragonaut," forged from a dragon egg found beneath the ocean. However, the ISDA discovers that Thanatos is not the only menace, as dragon-like beings begin appearing on Earth. Jin Kamishina, an 18-year-old orphan who lost his family in a shuttle accident two years earlier, becomes central to these events when he witnesses one of these creatures attack and kill someone. Jin is then chosen to pilot the Dragonaut and gets drawn into the mysteries surrounding the dragons. A girl named Toa saves him from a fall during a creature's assault and aids him on his journey. As they uncover more about the dragons' origins, Jin and Toa encounter both allies and enemies, strengthening their bond along the way.

In a world where beings called Crimson Denizens and Rinne infiltrate from another realm to feast on human life essence, Flame Hazes are appointed to safeguard the balance by eliminating these threats. Yuuji Sakai, oblivious to this covert conflict, lives a normal life until one day he witnesses everyone around him frozen in time. Amidst this surreal scene, a Rinne starts consuming the souls of the motionless individuals. Just as it zeroes in on Yuuji, a Flame Haze with vivid red hair appears, brandishing a katana to protect him. After restoring the disrupted timeline, she discloses that Yuuji's ability to move was due to his transformation into a Torch – the residual form of a deceased human doomed to eventual oblivion. Furthermore, he is identified as a Mystes, a rare Torch harboring a hidden treasure. Given that a Crimson Denizen will seek to snatch this treasure before Yuuji's flame dissipates, the Flame Haze decides to keep watch over him. Accepting his fate as a wandering specter, Yuuji resolves to cherish the remaining moments of his existence.

In a world set ten years later, this recap explores a universe where Gods, Demons, and Humans travel between their realms as effortlessly as international tourists, with romances developing across these borders. With the barriers separating these races now removed, they interact, fall in love, and form new families together. Rin Tsuchimi looks back on his past, revisiting significant moments from his relationships with Lisianthus, Nerine, Kaede, Asa, and Primula.

In "Kamichama Karin," thirteen-year-old Karin Hanazono struggles through a tough life marked by the death of her parents and constant criticism from her aunt, who calls her stupid because of her bad grades. After losing her beloved cat, Shii-chan, Karin feels completely isolated. The only thing she has left from her parents is a special ring her mother gave her. Her luck starts to improve when she meets Himeka Kuujou, another orphan, and Kazune Kuujou, Himeka's cousin who doesn't care much about girls. They are searching for a goddess. When they approach Karin, her mother's ring starts to glow, giving her sudden intelligence, speed, and the ability to make wishes come true. It becomes clear that Karin has the power to become the goddess they are looking for. This discovery draws the attention of people who want to take her powers for themselves.

In "Shattered Angels," the story centers on Kuu Shiratori, an ordinary high school student living her everyday life in the vast city of Academia, which stands as a testament to humanity's survival after the most catastrophic event in history, which took place ten years earlier. Lately, Kuu has been having intense dreams where she meets a prince who invites her on a supernatural journey. One day, while getting ready for the school festival, the prince from her dreams, Kyoshiro Ayanokoji, appears in reality and makes the same offer he did in the dream: "Let's go... together..."

In "Tales of Saiunkoku," Shuurei Kou and her close friend Eigetsu To—a gifted young man from a poor background—are appointed as co-governors of Sa province, one of the eight provinces of Saiunkoku. Their aim is to transform the region into a hub of learning, bringing prosperity to the area. While Shuurei travels to the capital to gain approval for their ambitious plan, a devastating plague erupts in Sa province, causing widespread panic and suffering. Eigetsu is left to manage the crisis, but his past troubles distract him, allowing Shuurei's enemies to undermine her position. Although becoming a government official has long been Shuurei's dream, she finds it extremely difficult as the first woman to hold such a role. With growing threats to her authority, Shuurei must decide whether to rise above the challenges or yield to the immense pressure.

A collection of seven animated short films produced by Studio 4°C: 1.) Genius Party (directed by Atsuko Fukushima) A strange, bird-like creature dashes across a lifeless desert and stumbles upon what appears to be a smiling egg resting on the ground. 2.) Shanghai Dragon (directed by Shouji Kawamori) A creative young boy from China discovers a futuristic gadget that brings his own drawings to life. After he finds the device, the town he lives in faces an invasion by spaceships and colossal war machines that are hundreds of years ahead of Earth's technology. 3.) Deathtic 4 (directed by Shinji Kimura) A story set in a world overrun by zombies who live their own ordinary zombie lives. A living frog falls from the darkened sky of this zombie realm, and a small zombie boy, together with his friends, attempts to return the creature to its own world. 4.) Doorbell (directed by Youji Fukuyama) The protagonist is a ghost inhabiting his own dimension. He must flee from alternate versions of himself, or else they will seize control of his existence. 5.) Limit Cycle (directed by Hideki Futamura) An existential exploration of reality as experienced by a man who appears to be caught in an unending loop of labor. 6.) Happy Machine (directed by Masaaki Yuasa) A baby, safely content in their own nursery, suddenly realizes that everything around them is artificial. The infant is soon cast out of the nursery into the outside world, where adventure awaits and many alien-like creatures are encountered. 7.) Baby Blue (directed by Shinichirou Watanabe) A small-scale adventure involving two young students who decide to travel anywhere they can for just one day, living that day without concern for anything else, simply to be together.

In the secluded village of Haworth, Emma begins a new chapter of her life while working for the prosperous Molders family. She aims to leave her past behind as she settles into her role in this unfamiliar household, its mysterious mistress, and a group of servants, each hiding their own secrets. Back in London, William struggles with the burden of his father's expectations as the heir to the Jones family fortune. Despite his efforts, thoughts of Emma continue to haunt him. Yet, whenever he feels down, Eleanor offers him comfort with her gentle, timid demeanor. Could the solution to healing his broken heart be nearer than he realizes?

The immortal Sakura Trees still bloom, and D.C.II serves as a continuation of the original Da Capo game for the PS2. Taking place fifty-three years after the events of D.C. and D.C.S.S., the narrative is set on Hatsunejima with a largely new set of characters, though some may appear familiar to followers of the series. At the center of the story is the new lead, Yoshiyuki Sakurai, who resides next door to the Asakura sisters, Yume and Otome. They are the granddaughters of Junichi and Nemu from the first entry.

Phoron Tatara is no ordinary musician; he is a Dantist, one of the few individuals capable of summoning ancient spirits known as Commandia through the power of music. His exceptional skill is matched only by his partner, Corticarte Apa Lagranges, a spirit feared under the names "The Crimson Annihilator" and "The Bloody Duchess." Though she appears young, she inspires both reverence and terror. Under the guidance of the Tsuge Divine Music Player Office, Phoron and Corticarte travel across the world of Polyphonica aboard his unusual motorcycle-organ hybrid. Wherever they go, they answer calls for help and settle disputes. While most musicians wait for inspiration, Phoron takes an active role, striving to create widespread harmony through his actions.

Sumire is a regular schoolgirl who has always been able to see spirits, but her claims are usually dismissed as lies by those around her. Everything changes when she stumbles upon an odd brooch, a mysterious creature, and a gothloli monster hunter named Lucia. Faced with this new reality, Sumire must choose whether to employ her special sight to fight against the "viruses" that pose a danger to humanity.

After spending three years in a coma from a car accident, Haruka Suzumiya is released from Keyaki General Hospital. With the encouragement of her caring family and her loyal boyfriend Takayuki Narumi—who broke off a new relationship that started while she was unconscious to be with her again—Haruka gradually adjusts to returning to normal life. Still, Haruka worries she might be holding Takayuki back and proposes they separate, ultimately leaving him behind on a departing train. Determined to become a children's picture book author, she throws herself into preparing for university entrance exams. Meanwhile, Takayuki strives to find steady employment amid ongoing economic hardship. Even though their paths seem to go in different directions, will Takayuki and Haruka find their way back to each other?

An Angel Eater has been unleashed in Heaven, endangering both angels and goddesses as they share a single body and soul. The loss of an angel can send a goddess into a state of shock. Lind travels to Earth to safeguard Belldandy and the others, but she unknowingly steps into a trap.

Yuudai is a sincere and generous young man, though a bit shy, and he has never had much luck with girls. Chizuru is a lively and cheerful girl, but when it comes to romance, she has been clumsy and unlucky, never managing to have a stable relationship. This is the first Christmas the two are spending together. Since Chizuru loves animals, Yuudai plans to give her a rabbit in a box, but what actually comes out is... a mini donkey?! As the mischievous creature escapes, Chizuru chases after it, and Yuudai loses sight of both of them! The time they should have spent together... The important feelings they should have confessed... The small yet precious things that tend to be overlooked in daily life. What answer will the two young people find while they are apart? Yuudai and Chizuru—their emotions and the time they spend separated from each other are delicately revealed in this double-sided pure love story told from two different perspectives!

In "Ah! My Goddess: Flights of Fancy Specials," Keiichi discovers a treasure map hidden in his grandfather's journal, which ignites great enthusiasm in Skuld and Urd as they set out on an adventure. Together with his companions, Keiichi follows the map's hint to the Honda Inn. When they arrive, they meet Honda Chieko, who seems to share a unique bond with Keiichi. Amid the commotion, Keiichi finds the resolve to confess his emotions and utter "I love you" to Belldandy.

Tsuwabuki, a quiet and average student, sees his everyday life shift upon encountering Sumomo Akihime, a transfer student who is one of only two members of the gardening club. When a teacher forces Tsuwabuki to join the club, he soon stumbles into a bizarre event. He collides with a strange person who has dog-like ears and accidentally exchanges drinks with them. After drinking the liquid, Tsuwabuki turns into a plush toy. A teacher explains that the only way to change back is to find Sumomo, the chosen girl, and help her collect seven stardrops. Sumomo agrees to help him, but she must never learn that he is actually the stuffed animal.

The Sablum Empire has been trying to conquer the kingdom of Windland for years, and now they are conspiring with the mercenaries Sister Hell and Darkness Knight to launch a fresh assault using powerful magical beings known as Angels. Hyaweh, a carefree yet skilled swordsman, and Priecia, who may be the lost princess of Windland, attend the Knight's Academy in Windland to refine their abilities in swordsmanship and magic. There, they encounter many friends and allies who can aid them in defending their homeland against the coming invasion.

Kahoko Hino attends a summer training camp to sharpen her violin skills, accompanied by other participants from the competition. This特别集也被称为"La Corda d'oro - Special Episode 26."

One morning, Wataru Hoshino discovered a girl asleep in his room wearing nothing but her underwear. When she woke up, she punched him in the face and fled by leaping out the window. That girl turned out to be Rinna Sawaki, a transfer student at Wataru's school who would also become the newest resident of his dormitory. Wataru shares the dorm with four other girls and their school teacher. However, Temizugawa Heavy Industry, the biggest company on South Sakojima Island, has decided to shut down its aviation division, forcing all families tied to the corporation to evacuate within a year. This means the four girls must leave the island in twelve months. Aware of this, Rinna refuses to grow close to Wataru or the other girls, afraid of the heartbreak their eventual parting would bring. Wataru, however, disagrees with her stance and spends the year trying to change her mind.

Touka Kamiazuma takes up his family's responsibility to safeguard the enchanted realm of Kamitsumihara after learning that the legendary stone sword Sekiken resides within his body. His bond with the land grows stronger when he encounters the oddly captivating Momoka Kawakabe. Pulled toward each other for reasons neither can explain, they are soon entangled by fate's unyielding strands in a network of hidden truths and age-old sorrows—setting an ancient myth into motion and transforming Kamitsumihara's very landscape.

Asai Mugi is a transfer student who is extremely timid. Her shyness is so severe that she cannot speak when she becomes very anxious. Nonetheless, she is noticed and recruited to join the drama club for some reason.

A short animation which features clips from all of CLAMPs works between 1995 and 2006.

Chinami Ebihara possesses a special ability that causes her to emit electromagnetic waves whenever her emotions become intense, frequently interfering with nearby electronics. Because of this power, classified as "TYPE-E," she has been forced to change schools many times during her childhood. At age 18, while moving to another new school, Chinami accidentally triggers further disruptions in technology. This time, a classmate named Kotaro Kannagi notices her powers and becomes determined to discover the truth about her unique ability.

In 2007, the city passes the Punishment of Sexual Perversions Law, sparking a crackdown by a team in hazmat suits who arrest people suspected of being perverts. Master Keita and Inukami Yoko are singled out as main suspects classified under Class A perversions. How will this affect Keita, Yoko, Kaoru's Inukami, and the other charming perverts? And what destiny awaits Karina?

These DVD-exclusive specials are set at different points in the narrative: the first occurs between episodes 4 and 5 of the main series, and the second serves as a prologue, depicting the final day's events prior to the start of episode 1.

DVD episodes 23 and 24 of the series. The story comes from a seinen manga by Shinobu Ohtaka, serialized in Young Gangan. Koushi Inuzuka is a clever high school student with his goal set on becoming a public prosecutor. Unfortunately for this decent guy, he was born into a martial arts family whose head—his father—only knows how to communicate through violence. When Koushi was still a baby, his father made a deal with his biggest rival: Koushi would be married to the rival's daughter, and the joining of their two bloodlines would bring forth the strongest martial arts clan on Earth. Years later, Koushi is in high school, completely in the dark about the marriage arranged for him at birth. That's when Momoko Kuzuryuu bursts into his life: a sugar bomb, an airhead, a loli martial artist, and Koushi's self-proclaimed bride—the strongest on Earth, no less. She's eager to get intimate with him, but Koushi refuses flat out. He has no interest in being physical with someone who looks like she could be his little sister, and he hasn't the foggiest idea who she really is. Meanwhile, a war has broken out among the martial arts families. For Koushi, that means a wave of fighters coming out to challenge him. As if that weren't enough, he also suffers from a fight phobia caused by a traumatic event in his childhood. So it falls to Momoko and her superhuman fighting abilities to defend her "husband." Will the two sweethearts make it through the trials ahead? And more importantly, will Momoko get her way and receive a baby from Koushi?

A special DVD episode blending the tales of Cinderella and Snow White, shown in a chibi art style, with the characters from "Otome wa Boku ni Koishiteru."

The offbeat ninja adventures of Himawari proceed in "Himawari Too!!" This sequel examines the funny and strange exploits of Himawari, Hayato, and their ninja classmates. The second season also reveals the backstories of Himawari and Hayato. Might hidden truths be uncovered? Will Himawari finally learn about her past and the mysterious ninja who saved her as a child?

Ange becomes trapped within the Seijuu Universe, and her only way out is to awaken the Queen of Seijuu. To accomplish this, she must gather nine new guardians. However, convincing these people to give up their current lives and dedicate themselves to protecting someone else proves to be a difficult task.

In the far future, the organization Deava wages war against the Shadow Angels, beings that have persisted for over 12,000 years and exist solely to eradicate humanity. Apollo, who appears to be an ordinary human, is in truth the reincarnation of Apollonius, a fallen Angel. Together with allies, Apollo must confront Touma, a Shadow Angel, in order to halt the destruction of the Earth.

Raoh, a master of the Hokutou Shinken martial art, seeks to conquer the world. To achieve this goal, he must defeat his greatest enemy—his younger brother, also a disciple of Hokutou Shinken. The story takes place in a catastrophic future where most of the world's resources have been destroyed by a nuclear war. This film summarizes and draws from certain parts of the series Hokutou no Ken.

A collection of stories involving the girls of To Heart 2, with each episode focusing on a different character.

Haruhiko, Riko, Yukari, Chisa, and Rinka team up to aid Kirino in saving her family's inn from going under, thanks to the stiff competition brought on by their new rival, Hotel Moonstone. Their solution is to craft exquisite, high-end cuisine to lure more guests to the Konosaka Inn. But while they're busy perfecting these dishes, Yukari, Chisa, and Rinka suddenly and inexplicably develop intense romantic feelings for Haruhiko, sparking a fierce three-way rivalry for his affection. For Haruhiko, this harem turns out to be equal parts paradise and nightmare.

In the movie "Yes! Precure 5: The Great Miracle Adventure in the Mirror Country," the Precure group, accompanied by their friends Coco, Nuts, and Milk, visit a castle-themed amusement park wearing royal outfits, anticipating a day of fun. Their excitement turns to worry when Coco and Nuts are suddenly taken away. Resolved to rescue them, the Precures get help from Hidarin and Migirin, inhabitants of the Mirror Country. They confront the wicked clown Shadow and five Mirror Country girls who look very much like themselves.

Special shorts focusing on character relationships.

The story of Keitai Shoujo follows Hiro Aida and his classmates through the highs and lows of school life and their first romantic experiences, mixing humor with bewilderment. Their separate narratives are linked together via the exchange of text messages. The series consists of five main episodes plus a final epilogue.

A DVD-only special episode which gives us a glimpse of what happens after Angelique completes her mission.

SEKISHOKU Elegy, a legendary masterpiece of love comics, moved baby-boomers to tears with its portrayal of the heartbreaking sorrow of cohabitation, symbolizing young Japanese couples in the 1970s. Renowned painter Seiichi Hayashi, famous for his work on Koume Chan candies and Sendai's celebrated confectionery Hagi No Tsuki, serves as the original writer, director, and animation artist. Hayashi reunites with folk singer Morio Agata for the first time in over three decades; Agata previously achieved massive success with a song based on the comic. Through these new renditions, SEKISHOKU Elegy is revitalized as a Ganime production.

Mikio Osawa is an ordinary fifth-grade boy living in the suburbs of Osaka. He has a crush on Haruko Tezuka, a cute girl in his class, but his shy and reserved nature prevents him from confessing his feelings. One day, Mikio's close friend Megane brings news that Haruko is about to move away to another town... Kaede Newtown is a romantic comedy animation created by Naoto Iwakiri, an illustrator from Osaka. Featuring adorable little characters and music by Japanese band Aprils and singer-songwriter TOMOVSKY, Kaede Newtown evokes nostalgia for the good old town you lived in during the good old days of your childhood.