Best Romance Anime of 2025

In My Dress-Up Darling Season 2, Marin Kitagawa continues to draw Wakana Gojou deeper into the world of cosplay, where he has become increasingly skilled at crafting her costumes. Despite his progress, much remains for him to learn, and each new project further fuels his passion for sewing and making hina dolls, a traditional craft inherited from his grandfather. Simultaneously, Kitagawa finds herself struggling to conceal her growing feelings for Gojou. Their frequent interactions often lead friends and acquaintances to assume they are a couple, a notion that makes Gojou uneasy. He believes their vastly different lifestyles render a romantic relationship unlikely. However, as Gojou spends more time with Kitagawa and realizes that his hobbies are met with acceptance rather than ridicule, the possibility of a relationship begins to feel less impossible.

Kikyo Private Academy, renowned for its prestige and elite female student body, contrasts sharply with Chidori Public High School, notorious for its unruly delinquents. These stark differences lead to frequent clashes between students of the two schools. At Chidori, Rintarou Tsumugi, a tall and imposing figure, is often shunned by his peers despite his gentle nature. While working at his family’s patisserie, Rintarou encounters a customer named Kaoruko Waguri. After an initial misunderstanding that causes her to flee, she returns the next day to apologize, revealing herself as a cheerful and kind-hearted person. As Rintarou and Kaoruko spend more time together, he values her acceptance beyond his intimidating appearance and looks forward to their meetings. However, their relationship faces obstacles when Rintarou learns that Kaoruko is a student at Kikyo, challenging the usual barriers and stereotypes between their worlds.

A human can only become a vampire by falling in love with one, and 14-year-old Kou Yamori desires nothing more than to achieve this. His goal is to win the heart of Nazuna Nanakusa within the next ten months, during their nightly encounters. As Kou pursues his dream, his friends Mahiru Seki and Akira Asai slowly come to terms with the existence of vampires and Kou's aspiration to join their ranks. Kou's discovery that someone close to Mahiru is also a vampire leaves him torn over how to handle this revelation. In the meantime, Anko Uguisu, a human detective dedicated to eradicating vampires, draws closer to Nazuna and her companions. Following a violent clash that severely injures one of the vampires, they recognize the danger posed by their retained human memories. To protect Nazuna, Kou must delve into the mysteries of her past.

After acing his university entrance exams, Sakuta Azusagawa meets up with Mai Sakurajima, his girlfriend, at their new campus. He starts easing into college life through campus activities and forging new friendships. But this calm routine gets shaken when Uzuki Hirokawa, Sakuta’s friend and fellow Sweet Bullet idol, starts acting strangely. When another Sweet Bullet member, Nodoka Toyohama, asks for help, Sakuta spots the telltale signs of the elusive Puberty Syndrome. Uzuki is buckling under the weight of a sudden surge in popularity and whispers of going solo. As Sakuta hunts for a way to help Uzuki, yet another case of Puberty Syndrome begins to creep out from the sidelines.

Since discovering his destiny to encounter one hundred soulmates during high school, Rentarou Aijou's life has become anything but ordinary. Already managing six unique and loving girlfriends, Rentarou finds immense joy in his situation. As his romantic circle expands, Rentarou meets Kurumi Haraga, a girl with an endless hunger, and Mei Meido, the devoted maid of the Hanazono family. With each new soulmate he encounters, balancing his relationships grows increasingly challenging, yet Rentarou remains determined not to let anyone down. Fortunately, his capacity for love appears limitless, allowing him to cherish every one of his girlfriends.

From a young age, Scarlet El Vandimion has used brute force to retaliate against those who wrong her. To protect her family's reputation, she hides her true nature and endures the mistreatment of her immature fiancé, Second Prince Kyle Von Pallistan. Yet only Kyle's elder brother, First Prince Julius, perceives that Scarlet is more than she appears, though she brushes off his growing curiosity. During a ball, Kyle falsely accuses Scarlet of harassing Terenezza Hopkins, a commoner he loves, resulting in the annulment of their engagement. Enraged that her endurance and sacrifices were wasted, Scarlet puts on her studded leather gloves, reclaiming her identity as the "Mad Dog Princess." Alongside Julius and the werebeast Nanaka, Scarlet is prepared to dispense justice to corrupt nobles—one punch at a time.

High school student Saito Houjou cannot stand his hot-tempered classmate, Akane Sakuramori. Their constant arguments arise from their opposing perspectives and personalities. But their dynamic shifts dramatically when Saito's grandfather and Akane's grandmother set up a meeting and pressure them into an arranged marriage. Neither Saito nor Akane wants to be married, yet they are forced to go along with this strange scheme and begin cohabitating as a couple. Even though they start off hating one another, living together under the same roof might gradually transform their mutual loathing into genuine love.

Set in the Second Kowloon Walled City, a place defined by its dim lighting, damp alleyways, and lively atmosphere, the locale stirs a unique sense of nostalgia in those who live there. Among its residents is Reiko Kujirai, a 32-year-old real estate agent, who holds romantic feelings for her coworker Hajime Kudou, who is two years her junior. Though they occasionally clash, their relationship remains friendly, and they share in the city's charm together. Their world begins to unravel when Kudou, in a drowsy and disoriented state, unexpectedly kisses Kujirai, seemingly returning her unspoken affection. However, his confusion about her identity soon becomes apparent, prompting Kujirai to delve into a forgotten chapter of her own past.

In "Can a Boy-Girl Friendship Survive?", Yuu Natsume encounters Himari Inuzuka during middle school when he's selling flower-preserving accessories. Motivated by his goal of opening a shop, Himari agrees to back him up. By their sophomore year of high school, Yuu is successfully marketing his handmade goods online, with Himari serving as both his model and promoter. She vows to wed him if he hasn't achieved his ambition by the time he turns thirty. Later, Yuu crosses paths with Rin Enomoto, a childhood friend and his past crush, who is wearing one of his earlier creations. Himari encourages Yuu and Rin to reconnect, hoping to shake Yuu out of his creative block and maybe help him find a spouse. Rin's admiration for Yuu's work and her wish for friendship open a fresh chapter for him. However, as the bond between Yuu and Rin grows stronger, Himari begins wrestling with her own feelings for her best friend.

Following the activation of her Dream-Sight power, Miyo Saimori is once again united with her fiancé, Kiyoka Kudou, who leads a special force dedicated to safeguarding the country against those with malicious supernatural abilities. Their tranquil existence is quickly upended when Takaihito, the frontrunner for the imperial succession, assigns Kiyoka to a dangerous mission. Accompanied by Miyo, Kiyoka journeys to his parents' secluded residence to look into recent sightings of demons in the vicinity. Simultaneously, Miyo works to win over her frosty mother-in-law, Fuyu, who remains unaccepting of her role in the family. Upon repelling an attack from the Gifted Communion—a covert group of gifted individuals—Kiyoka brings Miyo back to the capital. As the looming threat to the empire intensifies, Kiyoka must thwart the Gifted Communion’s plans to shield Miyo and those close to him.

In "I Have a Crush at Work," Yui Mitsuya and Masugu Tateishi seem like the least compatible pair of colleagues, constantly locked in fierce office disagreements. Yet underneath this combative facade, a concealed romance exists. To protect their workplace, they amplify their quarrels and tensions, hiding their genuine emotions. As each near-miss and awkward scenario occurs, the danger of their coworkers discovering their secret increases. Despite the difficulties of keeping up this act, their connection keeps deepening over time.

First-year high school student Uka Ishimori wants to change herself after a tough time in middle school. Her classmates misunderstood her quiet and reserved nature, calling her "Rocky" and bullying her constantly, leaving her feeling alone and left out. Now, Uka is determined to start fresh. On her first week at a new school, Uka gets unexpectedly splashed with lemon soda by her classmate Kai Miura, whose easygoing attitude is very different from her own. To her surprise, Kai keeps showing her small acts of kindness, slowly helping her become more open. These moments are stirring up new feelings inside her, like the fizz of a lemon soda.

In "Please Put Them On, Takamine-san," the unremarkable Koushi Shirota is completely shocked when he sees the flawless student council president, Takane Takamine, brazenly removing her panties in front of the entire class after earning an unusual 98% on a test. The strange twist? Her grade instantly becomes a perfect 100%. Wanting to confirm that this wasn't just a hallucination, Shirota confronts her about it. Takamine, showing no sign of distress, reveals to Shirota that she possesses a power called Eternal Virgin Road, which allows her to correct any mistake by discarding a piece of underwear, thereby preserving her spotless reputation. As the only person aware of this secret, Takamine forces Shirota to serve as her personal stash for spare panties, guaranteeing she can use Eternal Virgin Road whenever necessary. With his already weak will continuously tested, Shirota's life becomes entangled with the unpredictable student council president in ways he never anticipated.

Mona Kawai thrives on the admiration she receives wherever she goes, but her unwavering belief in her own charisma faces a challenge when Medaka Kuroiwa transfers to her high school. While others are captivated by her, Medaka merely frowns each time they meet. Determined to break through his disinterest, Mona employs various tactics to win him over, yet she consistently encounters his stern countenance. Medaka's aloofness stems from his aspiration to become a monk, necessitating the renunciation of worldly attractions. As Mona persistently ups her efforts to impress Medaka, her actions might inadvertently lead her to develop feelings for him.

In the affluent and distinguished Shiunji family, seven siblings live together: Banri, Seiha, Ouka, Arata, Shion, Minami, and Kotono. As the designated heir, Arata endures constant teasing from his sisters about his lack of romantic success. On Kotono's 15th birthday, the siblings uncover a deeply concealed truth—they are all adopted. Despite this discovery, the siblings agree to keep their family dynamic intact. However, this arrangement soon unravels as the sisters begin expressing more than sibling-like affection toward Arata. Bound by his strong attachment to their family bonds, Arata must navigate these shifting complexities to preserve their cherished connection and maintain the Shiunji family as they have always known it.

After five years of being mocked and undervalued as a jack-of-all-trades, red mage Yuke Feldio quits his A-Rank adventurer party. What looked like the start of a bleak, jobless future changed when his former students invited him into their all-female adventurer team. As they advance through dungeon after dungeon, Yuke’s hidden magical prowess and talents finally come to light.

Akiteru Ooboshi places efficiency above everything else. As the head of the 05th Floor Alliance—a game development team composed of his apartment neighbors—he oversees the release of their latest title, The Night the Black Goat Screamed, which unexpectedly exceeds one million downloads. To secure the group’s continued success and steer their future projects toward even greater milestones, Akiteru reaches out to Honeyplace Works, a major company run by his uncle, Makoto Tsukinomori. Makoto, though, adds an odd condition for the partnership: Akiteru has to pretend to be the boyfriend of his cousin, Mashiro. Driven by efficiency, Akiteru considers this the most logical choice and consents to the deal for his team’s sake. Complicating matters is Iroha Kohinata, the younger sister of Akiteru’s best friend and fellow developer, Ozuma. Known for her playful taunting, Iroha takes pleasure in unsettling Akiteru’s calm composure. As work, school, and personal affairs blend together, Akiteru finds himself handling a fragile situation involving two girls who might hold the keys to his future.

At Saika Academy, the Mikadono sisters—Miwa, Niko, and Kazuki—are renowned as the Three Royals for their exceptional skills in shogi, karate, and theater. Yet their devotion to their crafts has caused them to drift apart. Yuu Ayase, son of the celebrated actress Subaru Ayase, enrolls at his mother's alma mater. Unlike Subaru, Yuu shows no outstanding talents, disappointing those who remember her. Nevertheless, he carries a personal goal: to fulfill his mother's last wish by creating a true, joyful family. The Mikadono family, longtime friends and admirers of Subaru, welcome Yuu into their home, offering him a fresh start. As Yuu faces the cold distance among the three sisters, his genuine sincerity may become the key to healing their broken bonds.

In the years after finishing high school, Kaguya Shinomiya discovers an old photo album and reflects on her days at Shuuchiin Academy as a member of the student council. Back then, she had just begun a romantic relationship with the student council president, Miyuki Shirogane, and they were deeply in love. Remembering the sweet and playful moments from their past, Kaguya experiences a deep sense of happiness.

In Rent-a-Girlfriend Season 4, Kazuya Kinoshita continues living a life built on lies after the success of his crowdfunded movie starring Chizuru Ichinose, the girl he secretly longs for. Though he has been pretending to be in a perfect relationship with Chizuru for over a year, Kazuya still relies mostly on a rental girlfriend service to spend time with her. At a private event with Chizuru, Kazuya decides to finally confess his real feelings. However, his current trial girlfriend, Ruka Sarashina, and his ex-girlfriend, Mami Nanami, keep interfering with his complicated romantic situation. As he keeps up his act, Kazuya feels growing pressure to untangle the mess of his love life.

In "Chitose Is in the Ramune Bottle," Saku Chitose appears to lead an ideal high school life. Charismatic, confident, and socially adept, he commands the admiration of his peers. However, his popularity is not without its downsides; not everyone views him positively, and there are whispers of distrust where he excels too visibly. For Saku, leading a flawed life is worse than ending it, driving his relentless pursuit of a perfect image. As his second year begins, Saku's homeroom teacher assigns him to assist in bringing back a classmate, Kenta Yamazaki, who has dropped out of school. Intending to resolve this swiftly, Saku finds that Kenta openly rejects him and all that he represents. What starts as a straightforward task unveils the divide between those who flourish under public scrutiny and those overlooked by it. Caught between the admiring and envious gazes of those around him, Saku navigates the delicate balance between authenticity and facade—seeking the true essence of living beautifully in a society that judges solely by appearances.

In the kingdom of Girtonia, the Adenauer family has produced saints for generations. The current pair includes two sisters responsible for protecting the realm from monsters and disasters. The older sister, Philia, is hailed as a genius for her quick handling of crises. Her younger sister, Mia, while not as accomplished, has won over the people of Girtonia with her endearing and warm personality. Despite their different strengths, Philia and Mia share a close bond as sisters. Yet Mia is the only person who truly cares for Philia. Because of Philia’s cold demeanor and blank expression, her parents frequently scold her, and the citizens often voice their complaints. Additionally, the second prince, Julius Girtonia—Philia’s fiancé—desires a more affectionate bride. So he breaks off their engagement and arranges for Philia to be sent to the neighboring kingdom of Parnacorta, which recently lost its own saint. Left with no alternative, Philia departs at once to serve Parnacorta. She expects a fate no kinder than what she endured in Girtonia, but is taken aback to find herself possibly in a place where she might meet people worthy of her smile.

In the second season of "Aharen-san wa Hakarenai," Reina Aharen, a shy and reserved high school student, continues to navigate her friendships and relationship with her classmate, Raidou. As they progress into their second year of high school, Reina and Raidou find themselves seated together once more, and life seems to be going well. Then, a new transfer student, Riku Tamanaha, enters their class. To Reina's surprise, Riku turns out to be an old childhood friend who had been separated from her for many years. Thanks to Raidou’s encouragement, Reina manages to reconnect with Riku. Even as Reina and Raidou grow closer, communication remains challenging due to Raidou’s vivid imagination and Reina’s struggle to express her feelings. Despite these hurdles, their unique relationship brings joy and warmth to everyone around them as they continue to cherish each other's presence.

A compilation series adapting 8 short stories created by manga artist Tatsuki Fujimoto during the ages of 17 to 26. 1) A Couple Clucking Chickens Were Still Kickin' in the Schoolyard (Dir. Seishirou Nagaya, ZEXCS) 2) Sasaki Stopped a Bullet (Dir. Nobukage Kimura, Lapin Track) 3) Love is Blind (Dir. Nobuyuki Takeuchi, Lapin Track) 4) Shikaku (Dir. Naoya Ando, GRAPH77) 5) Mermaid Rhapsody (Dir. Tetsuaki Watanabe, 100Studio) 6) Woke-Up-as-a-Girl Syndrome (Dir. Kazuaki Terasawa, Studio Kafka) 7) Nayuta of the Prophecy (Dir. Tetsuaki Watanabe, 100Studio) 8) Sisters (Dir. Osamu Honma, P.A.WORKS) This anime held a worldwide premiere ahead of its release at the "Global Stage Hollywood 2025" film festival on October 5, 2025. A general two-week theatrical run in Japan, split into two parts, launched on the same day, October 17, 2025. The series later began streaming globally on Amazon Prime Video on November 8, 2025.

Set apart from the city's hustle and bustle, Torishirojima is a tranquil island where time moves slowly. Hairi Takahara, a young boy bearing emotional scars, finds an excuse in his grandmother's death to leave the urban chaos behind and spend the summer on this serene island. Upon arrival, Hairi feels rejuvenated by the island's calm atmosphere, which differs greatly from his usual hurried lifestyle. Staying with his aunt, Kyouko Misaki, his plan is to assist her in organizing a storage shed full of items collected by his grandmother over the years, while his cousin Umi Katou is also around to help. As he gets accustomed to the island’s unhurried pace, Hairi explores during his spare moments and meets several unique individuals: the lively Tsumugi Wenders, the introverted Shiroha Naruse, the nomadic Kamome Kushima, and the sassy Ao Sorakado. Drawn into their lives and the island’s mysterious charm, Hairi experiences a summer rich with happiness, reminiscence, and pivotal experiences that will deeply affect him.

Set during a pivotal era of an impending AI revolution, Towasa Oumagi emerges as a celebrated prodigy. Her adopted brother, Akira Himegami, understands the essence within her programming and stands by her side despite the adversity she faces as a trailblazer in artificial intelligence. During a crucial shareholders meeting aimed at unveiling a groundbreaking discovery that could redefine humanity, a violent incident occurs. A gunman attacks, killing both Towasa and Akira due to opposition against their innovative vision. Akira revives with the last memory being the assault, only to find that time has leaped forward by centuries. Awakening in a dilapidated laboratory within a ruined city, he has no clue about Towasa's fate or the condition of the world. A family consisting of a father and daughter finds him and takes him to their humble abode, revealing a society that has regressed. His newfound peace is disrupted when he is captured by OWEL, a worldwide organization that now controls the globe and limits access to historical knowledge. As execution looms, a figure with extraordinary, superhuman abilities arrives and decimates his captors. The rescuer, introducing herself as Yuugure—an android—requests that Akira marry her. Adding to the surreal situation, Yuugure bears an identical appearance to Towasa.

Since moving into the Tendou household, Ranma Saotome's daily existence has been nothing short of chaotic. Despite his curse—turning into a girl when splashed with cold water—he presses on with rigorous martial arts training and meets a steady stream of new people. Over time, his relationship with fiancée Akane Tendou has grown warmer, even though it began on a sour note and they still bicker constantly. But their engagement faces obstacles from many directions. Shampoo, a determined young woman from China, is set on marrying Ranma, and various men who are smitten with Akane also try to trip him up at every opportunity. In the midst of all this madness, Ranma remains unshaken, tackling every challenge head-on as he navigates his turbulent life.

After realizing they were switched at birth, getting engaged, and choosing to cohabitate, Nagi Umino and Erika Amano have worked through many hardships. With Nagi's sister Sachi and his crush Hiro Segawa now living under the same roof, the group deals with everyday routines and frequent arguments, gradually adjusting to their unusual arrangement. The situation grows more tangled when Nagi’s childhood friend Ai Mochizuki returns from overseas. Ai unexpectedly announces that she intends to marry Nagi, and though he refuses, she remains determined to win him over. Surrounded by four girls who each hold different feelings for him, Nagi must sort out his own emotions and decide what to do next.

High school student Naoto Watori spends his days looking after his younger sister, Suzushiro. Since their parents died two years ago, the two siblings have moved from one relative to another, with Naoto handling most of the responsibilities. Now living at their aunt’s house, Naoto has finally found a measure of stability. This peace is shattered when Satsuki Tachibana enrolls at his school. Once close friends, their relationship fell apart after Satsuki destroyed Naoto’s family garden, and she then vanished from their lives. Despite that history, Satsuki now seems determined to pursue a romantic relationship with Naoto after their reunion. Along with others who carry their own hidden secrets, Naoto’s hope for a quiet life faces serious obstacles.

After moving from Tokyo to Okinawa, Teruaki "Teru" Nakamura becomes unexpectedly attracted to Hina Kyan, a lively classmate who helps him feel comfortable in his new high school surroundings. Though Hina's strong local dialect frequently leaves Teru bewildered, she eagerly shows him different aspects of life in Okinawa. Fortunately, Hina's close friend Kana Higa steps in to assist Teru in deciphering Hina's words, offering to teach him useful phrases from the regional dialect. However, Kana has hidden intentions—she has a crush on Teru, which drives her to spend more time with him. As the three grow closer, each unaware of the others' romantic feelings, Teru learns more about his new home while enjoying the company of his new friends.

In "My Awkward Senpai," Azusa Kannawa is the most dependable member of the publicity department, earning respect from her colleagues. Yet, her stern demeanor makes her seem unapproachable. Few are aware that Azusa struggles with social awkwardness and finds everyday interactions difficult, hiding her challenges behind a strong facade. When Yuu Kamegawa, a talented new recruit, joins the team and Azusa becomes his mentor, her true self begins to emerge. Motivated to pass on her knowledge just as her own mentor did for her, Azusa dedicates herself to guiding Kamegawa. As they spend more time together, she gradually opens up, revealing a softer side that contradicts her initial tough image and showing that the seemingly strict Kannawa may be more compassionate than anyone realized.

In "Pass the Monster Meat, Milady!," Melphiera Marchalrayd, the count's daughter, dedicates herself to studying the culinary uses of monster meat, a peculiar interest inherited from her deceased mother. Her mission is to teach the residents of Marchalrayd territory how to prepare these unique ingredients to combat potential food shortages. Unfortunately, her unconventional habits and extensive knowledge of monsters have isolated her socially; she is often derided by other nobles as the "Voracious Villainess." At a royal banquet where Melphiera was dispatched to seek a suitor, a sudden monster assault erupts. Aristide Rogier du Galbraith, the younger sibling of the crown prince, comes to her rescue, renowned for his fearsome prowess against monsters, earning him the moniker "Blood-Man Duke." Impressed by Melphiera's courage and her captivating culinary talents, Aristide declares his intention to marry her. As the most unconventional pair in aristocratic circles, Melphiera and Aristide strive to overlook malicious rumors and jointly pursue their shared fascination with monsters and their culinary preparation.

At sixteen, Sophia Riller, the daughter of a shy count, receives an unexpected blessing from an animal deity. The Gorilla God, known as the most powerful warrior, chooses her—a honor that clashes with Sophia's desire for a calm school life. Her distinctive and immense strength soon draws the Royal Knights' interest, and she is taken on as an apprentice. Try as she might to conceal her overwhelming power, she can't help but tower above the rest. In her new environment, she finds herself among talented young knights who treat her with kindness and support.

In his youth, the accident-prone Tsuyoshi Yano was frequently seen at school with new injuries and bandages. Despite the ongoing pain and visible wounds, he had grown used to this way of living. Everything shifts when he moves to a different class and encounters Kiyoko Yoshida, the reliable and kind-hearted class president. As Yoshida makes an effort to understand him, Yano begins to experience the high school life full of happiness and deep friendships that he had always desired. Through daily conversations and various minor mishaps, their bond strengthens, suggesting a possible romance beyond mere friendship.

The Shaderan household, once powerful but now teetering on the edge of financial ruin, is desperate to regain its former status. The selfish baron and baroness shower their beautiful elder daughter, Anastasia, with attention in hopes of securing a wealthy marriage alliance, while treating their younger daughter, Marie, with the scorn typically reserved for a lowly servant. Years of neglect and abuse have left Marie convinced that she is unworthy of love or kindness. At a celebration held to showcase Anastasia, Marie encounters Count Kyros Granado. He is immediately captivated by her and her knowledge of his family history. Mistaking Marie for Anastasia, Kyros proposes marriage. Tragically, Anastasia dies in an accident before the wedding can take place. Reluctantly stepping into her sister's role, Marie becomes Kyros's betrothed—assuming the position he originally intended for Anastasia. Despite Marie's deep insecurity, Kyros remains unwavering in his support, helping her recognize her own worth and discover true love.

In the second season of Unnamed Memory, Prince Oscar, seeking to break a curse that hinders his bloodline, embarks on a journey that brings him to Tinasha, a witch of great power and beauty. There, he proposes an unusual arrangement: marriage. Despite her lack of enthusiasm for the idea, she consents to reside in his castle for one year while investigating the spell placed upon him. However, concealed beneath her enchanting exterior are a wealth of dark secrets that gradually emerge.

In "I'm Living with an Otaku NEET Kunoichi!?", Tsukasa Atsumi enjoys a quiet, solitary life as a salaryman until one night he is suddenly saved from a demon attack by Shizuri Ideura, a ninja who appears after rescuing him. Shizuri explains that Tsukasa is a target because of his Samurai Blood, a trait her clan has protected for generations. Expecting more frequent attacks, Tsukasa agrees to let Shizuri stay at his home to guard him. However, he soon discovers that Shizuri is more interested in playing video games than carrying out her ninja duties, as she is actually a NEET otaku. Over time, their cohabitation leads to a growing mutual appreciation, hinting at developing feelings between them.

Akutsu Eita harbors a quiet crush on the popular Makina Agatsuma, but his shy nature keeps him from acting on it. To overcome this, he throws himself into robotics, hoping to build a companion bot that can secure him a spot as a lab assistant. One day, after school, Eita finds Makina injured outside his apartment. She reveals she's actually an android, built to seduce men and gather intel, but a system glitch prevents her from doing this properly. Grateful for his help, Makina declares Eita her new owner and moves in with him. Despite his repeated rejections, she keeps trying to seduce him, driven by her faulty programming, while Eita focuses on studying her complex design and mechanisms. As time passes, Makina's glitchy behavior grows more extreme, making her bolder and harder to avoid.

In "Inexpressive Kashiwada and Expressive Oota," Oota-kun is someone whose emotions are always written plainly across his face. Kashiwada-san, on the other hand, is recognized for her steadfast poise, keeping a blank expression through any situation. Oota-kun grows irritated by her unshakeable calm and decides to make it his goal to get a reaction out of her. He tries all sorts of tricks and unusual methods, from fake spiders to odd text messages, but nothing appears capable of breaking through her unemotional exterior. Even though his attempts seem to fail, Oota-kun's mischief becomes a normal part of their everyday routine. Yet, without his knowledge, his efforts have already begun to wear down her defenses, causing her to occasionally show faint hints of amusement that he never notices.

Arthur Louis Zetes is wealthy, attractive, and accomplished, but he has grown disillusioned with humanity due to the persistent greed he sees in those around him. Having lost faith in people, he decides to acquire a robotic maid to handle his needs. When current technology proves insufficient, his butler suggests an alternative: Marie Evans, a former martial arts prodigy now burdened by a massive debt. Known for her reserved demeanor, Marie eagerly takes on the role of a maid who acts like a robot. Despite Arthur's usual bluntness toward others, he develops genuine care for his mechanical-like servant. In turn, Marie is deeply moved by Arthur's unexpected kindness and attentiveness.

The second season of Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari follows Sato and his group as they continue their journey, facing the question of whether they can ultimately overcome the Abyss King and achieve lasting peace.

Konoha Satou bears a weighty past. As a child, she penned self-centered fantasy romance novels that now reflect her current reality. Reborn as the loathed villainess, recalling every exact detail is essential for her survival. After evading early signs of death, Satou is thrust into doubt when a mysterious figure emerges from the Lily Kingdom—a character she never originally wrote into her story. Despite Yomi’s assertion of being an ally, can Satou trust someone she does not know in this perilous world?

Sae Iwata doesn't have the typical grace most girls her age possess, and her strong, sturdy build often leads her to protect her frail childhood friend and crush, Kouki Kamishiro. However, as Kouki grows older and becomes more self-assured, their connection gradually fades. Near the end of middle school, Sae reconnects with him and realizes that Kouki still carries the same gentle spirit from their earlier years. This discovery brings her long-hidden emotions for him back to the surface. Even though she tries to hide her feelings, being placed in the same high school class makes it harder to keep them under wraps. As her affection deepens, Sae begins to wonder if this shining, bright boy might truly be the one meant for her.

Mizuho Nishino is an aspiring manga artist living with her four childhood friends: Kizuki Hazawa, Shuugo Hoshikawa, Shin Kashiwagi, and Airu Izumi. On her 17th birthday, Kizuki suddenly confesses his love and asks her to be his girlfriend. Despite his sincere and persistent attempts to win her over, Mizuho, who has never experienced romance before, turns down his initial offer. With Kizuki openly expressing his feelings, Mizuho finds herself in a tricky position, afraid that starting a relationship might disrupt their long-standing friendship. As she navigates the challenges of growing up, she learns that the other three boys also have feelings for her. This discovery complicates her struggle to understand her own emotions without breaking the precious bonds she shares with her friends.

High school student Mari is caught off guard by another late arrival at school, only to learn they are a beastfolk ready to join her class. Even with humans and beastfolk living together in general, such meetings are rare due to lingering biases. Despite her initial hesitation, Mari quickly discovers there is more to this person than their animal-like looks. As their bond deepens, she finds herself more and more attracted to their reliable character, their compassion, and even their physique.

On Valentine's Day, Lily Baker, an English girl, goes to an arcade hoping to win a stuffed animal from a claw machine. After spending hours without success, she is about to give up when Renji Kusakabe, an arcade worker, helps her win the prize as a holiday gift. Misinterpreting his intention due to her cultural perspective, Lily believes he is expressing romantic interest. When she returns to the arcade with hopes of seeing Renji again, the two begin using a notebook to exchange information about their respective cultures and shared love for games. Their friendship grows through these interactions, but Lily is determined to turn their relationship into something more than just friendship, aiming to win Renji's heart.

Since the age of seven, Duchess Leticia Dorman has been engaged to Crown Prince Clarke. Once a lively and adventurous girl, her life is now confined by strict training to prepare her for royal duties. Her greatest desire is for Clarke to lose interest in her. However, her hopes seem dashed when Clarke appears at a royal ball with an unknown companion, and Lettie mistakenly believes their engagement is over. She then moves to the countryside to enjoy a more relaxed life. Her tranquility is short-lived when Clarke unexpectedly arrives, insisting on maintaining their engagement. Clarke is now dedicated to winning Lettie’s heart and marrying her, while Lettie is just as resolute in avoiding his advances and escaping him. Who will prevail in this fierce contest of determination?

Hana Tabata, only fifteen years old, has already convinced herself that she's unlikely to experience a memorable high school romance. Her passions include shoujo manga, flowers, and all things kawaii, yet she sees herself as nothing more than a supporting character—a bit overweight, with a round face, glasses, and freckles, traits she considers conventionally unattractive. Her life takes an unforeseen turn when she strikes up a friendship with the friendly and charming classmate Yousuke Ueno. While Tabata struggles to understand the unfamiliar emotions this friendship awakens within her, she remains completely unaware that a romantic story is quietly beginning to take shape around her.

In her college years, Sam Young dedicated herself to creating an adventure puzzle game called Ruminate. Though her childhood was marred by severe illness, she remains resolute in her goal to become a professional game developer. Her aspirations take a hit when her favorite gaming streamer, Marshall Law, plays Ruminate and harshly criticizes it, calling it the worst game he has ever encountered. His fans follow suit, flooding her game with negative reviews and jeopardizing her career. Matters worsen when Marshall moves into the house next door to Sam, unaware that she is the creator he so severely panned. Despite his seemingly kind nature, Sam struggles to bridge the gap between them. Before diving into her next project, Evermake, Sam must find a way to mend her tarnished reputation.

In "Alma-chan Wants to Be a Family!," Alma, the advanced Apotheosis Loyal Maneuver Arms, was created by the brilliant yet disenchanted scientists Enji Kamisato and Suzume Yobane. Though built for military use, Alma becomes part of civilian life, learning to adjust to everyday human experiences. Living with her creators, who act as her parents, Alma grows sensitive to the nuances of human behavior. While Enji and Suzume appear outwardly combative, Alma, through her sharp observational abilities, recognizes their genuine care for each other, which they conceal behind their frequent quarrels. Amid the rhythms of their household, Alma develops an affection for the playful disorder that defines their distinctive family bond.

The second season of Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi. Aoi, a girl who has the ability to see ayakashi spirits, is suddenly confronted by an ogre. Odanna demands that she repay her grandfather's debt and makes an outrageous proposal: that she become his bride! Turning down this ridiculous offer, Aoi chooses to work at the Tenjin-ya bed and breakfast in order to settle what her family owes. When we last saw her, Aoi continues her job at Tenjin-ya, where more ayakashi troubles and new challenges lie ahead.

Commissioned to mark five decades since the original Versailles no Bara manga debuted, this film adaptation centers on two women navigating the turbulent pre-revolutionary French court. Eager to forge a political alliance, the Austrian Empress arranges for her charming but pampered daughter, Marie Antoinette, to wed the French crown prince, Louis XVI. Upon her arrival at Versailles, Antoinette encounters Oscar Francois de Jarjayes, Captain of the Royal Guards—a dashing figure she initially takes for a young man, only to discover that Oscar is actually a woman. As the youngest daughter of a noble house lacking a male heir, Oscar was raised as a boy to carry on the family’s military tradition. Smothered by the strict etiquette of her new role and desperate for genuine connection, Antoinette quickly grows fond of this intriguing woman and eagerly befriends her. Yet as the childish new queen heedlessly wields her power, Oscar finds herself torn between unwavering loyalty to the crown and the mounting plight of the impoverished masses. Recounting the era of the French Revolution, Versailles no Bara portrays the struggles of two women unfairly burdened by familial duties. Forced to deny their true selves at the cost of personal fulfillment, they nonetheless press forward to become pivotal figures in the course of history.

Long ago, a deadly plague swept through the Kingdom of Geed until a young girl with miraculous healing powers appeared, saved the kingdom, and was later worshiped as the goddess Lushe. The temple built in her honor selects individuals with similar abilities to serve as saintesses for the realm. Among these candidates is Lua Restoatt, whose power is uniquely flawed—instead of healing others, she absorbs their wounds onto herself, earning the title of "Broken Saintess." Her attempt to save Garrett Vance, a knight captain she admires, nearly costs her life. Meanwhile, her best friend, Arianne Trebias, takes the credit and becomes engaged to Garrett, leaving Lua heartbroken and vowing to abandon her healing abilities. Instead, she turns to her hidden talent of inflicting the illnesses she once absorbed onto others. When Second Prince Sven Geed Crone witnesses her new power, he proposes an alliance. Fueled by a thirst for vengeance, the once-shy Lua agrees, intent on exacting retribution on those who wronged her and aiding the prince in exposing the dark truths concealed by the temple.

In "Plus-sized Misadventures in Love!", Yumeko battles with insecurities about her own appearance, believing herself to be unattractive and overweight. After a near-fatal event, she experiences a miraculous transformation, waking up as someone she hardly recognizes. "Is this... me? I'm so adorable!" she exclaims, leaving everyone around her astonished by her drastically changed look. Yumeko's sudden, intensely upbeat attitude begins to influence those closest to her, each of whom has their own personal struggles and feelings of inadequacy. Determined to confront everything from romance and friendships to career challenges and even a brush with attempted murder, Yumeko aims to break through everyone's doubts. This energetic romantic comedy is filled with outrageous and hilarious situations.

The film is based on a romance manga by Pom. Its opening segment was shown early at a special event on January 25, 2025, and the regular theatrical run began on February 14, 2025.

While helping out at an anime convention to promote his city, high school student Kakeru Niimi gets caught in an unexpected earthquake. During the chaos, he enters a shrine and sees a strange artifact shatter. The next day, his classmate Miyako Kujou—who had been cosplaying at the convention—worries that the quake has cursed her, but Niimi initially dismisses her concerns. His perspective changes when he notices that many people in the city have gained supernatural abilities—and some are already using their powers for harmful purposes. Luckily, Niimi is not alone; he joins forces with Miyako, his sister Sora, and a cold girl named Noa Yuuki, all of whom have also discovered their own newfound powers. Together, they must defend their hometown from further danger while solving the mystery behind these events.

In the anime Cat's♥Eye, the Kisugi sisters—Hitomi, Rui, and Ai—manage a café named Cat's Eye while covertly working as skilled art thieves. Each heist is followed by a calling card bearing the "Cat's Eye" signature. Their targets are artworks once owned by their missing father, Heinz, a celebrated art collector from the Nazi era. The sisters aim to use these thefts to compel their father to reach out. Toshio, a police officer and Hitomi’s fiancé, is assigned to crack the case and capture the Cat's Eye Gang.

In "Forget That Night, Your Majesty," Lunia, the eldest daughter of Count Persephone, endures mistreatment and neglect from her family. When she receives a letter stating she has been chosen to marry Hades Khronoa, the Duke of the Khronoa family—known as the Lords of Death and protectors of the Empire—she is grateful for the chance to escape her father's household and agrees to the marriage. After moving into her new home, however, Hades avoids any intimacy with her. Initially understanding, Lunia grows concerned about his health. The heads of the Khronoa family are cursed to either die or lose their sanity by age thirty unless they have a child with a bride chosen by God. Fearing the collapse of the nation if Hades dies, the empire's priests urge Lunia to drug him to conceive a child. Years later, having fled the duke's mansion, Lunia secretly raises her twin sons, Uranus and Helios, in a neighboring country. On the night of their conception, she had a vision of them fighting under the Khronoa family crest, fearful that the curse would turn them against each other. Despite her precautions, Hades eventually locates Lunia and demands to know why she saved him and why she left.

In the not-too-distant future, Akira Mizutame is a gifted young scientist renowned for building Salt, a helper robot for daily chores. After a string of unsuccessful projects leaves him creatively stuck, he takes a friend's advice to enhance his own romantic life and sets out to create an artificial girlfriend, whom he names "No. 0." As No. 0 carries out her programmed duties, she begins to experience emotions of her own, leading to an inner conflict. Can true feelings ever grow between No. 0 and Akira—who struggles to connect with others—or will their bond stay purely artificial?

In this spinoff, the story revolves around three high school students: a young male student, his girlfriend, and a third wheel who is an obsessive One Piece fan. Their names resemble those of the Straw Hat Pirates, and together they establish a fan club dedicated to One Piece.