2015 Anime

In One-Punch Man, Saitama, a hero with an unremarkable appearance, dedicated three years to intense training to fulfill his childhood dream, a pursuit that cost him all his hair. Now possessing such immense power that he can defeat any enemy with a single punch, he faces an unexpected problem: the lack of challenging battles leaves him feeling bored. His routine is upended when Genos, a 19-year-old cyborg, witnesses Saitama's extraordinary abilities and begs to become his disciple. Genos suggests they register with the Hero Association to gain formal recognition for their deeds. Puzzled by the fact that his identity remains unknown despite his feats, Saitama agrees. As he forges bonds with new allies and confronts fresh threats, Saitama joins the Association in hopes of reigniting the passion for combat he once cherished.

Within the neglected confines of Kunugigaoka Middle School, a dilapidated building serves as the home for the outcasts and underachievers of Class 3-E. Isolated from their peers with bleak prospects ahead, their fortunes change when they are given the monumental task of eliminating the greatest threat to humanity—their new teacher. This tentacled entity, known as "Koro-sensei," who has already obliterated the moon, declares his intention to destroy Earth by the following March. The challenge of assassinating him is immense; Koro-sensei moves at speeds exceeding Mach 20 and is virtually immune to conventional weaponry. Despite this, he proves to be an exceptional educator, urging the students to excel academically while honing their skills as aspiring assassins, convinced they can eventually return to the main campus in victory. Nagisa Shiota and the rest of Class 3-E embark on a journey of trial and discovery, striving to uncover Koro-sensei's vulnerabilities before time expires and the future of the world hangs in the balance.

In Death Parade, while most souls are dispatched to either Heaven or Hell, a rare few arrive at Quindecim, a bar designed for pairs who perished at the same moment. Managed by the enigmatic judge Decim, this venue compels these souls to engage in high-stakes games that decide their fate: reincarnation or total erasure. Through activities ranging from darts and bowling to combat simulations, the true nature of each participant is laid bare as they wager their very existence. However, Decim's unyielding sense of judgment is shaken when a black-haired amnesiac appears, prompting him to reconsider the validity of his previous rulings.

In Tokyo Ghoul √A, Ken Kaneki slowly begins to accept his ghoul nature, a side of himself he previously dreaded and denied. Following a traumatic ordeal of imprisonment and torture, Kaneki chooses to join Aogiri Tree, the brutal ghoul faction that first kidnapped him, a decision that leads his friends to mistrust his allegiance and wonder about his real intentions. As tensions rise between humans and ghouls, the Commission of Counter Ghoul, the government's specialized anti-ghoul force, ramps up its mission to wipe out all ghouls in Tokyo. This escalating danger threatens the delicate balance held by Kaneki's friends and former comrades at the Anteiku coffee shop. Knowing the stakes, Kaneki engages in a series of battles that challenge the very last remnants of his humanity.

Yuu Otosaka seems like an ordinary high schooler, yet he secretly wields a unique power: the ability to hijack another person's mind and body for precisely five seconds. He exploits this gift to cheat his way into an elite institution, keeping his grades up through deception. His plan crumbles when Nao Tomori, the determined student council president at Hoshinoumi Academy, uncovers his ruse. She forces Yuu to transfer to Hoshinoumi and join the student council. Few realize that Hoshinoumi Academy is actually a hidden sanctuary for teenagers with supernatural abilities, where the council's duty is to monitor and prevent the abuse of such powers. Although Yuu initially resists, he eventually aids the council in finding and safeguarding other gifted youths. As they delve into the origins and ramifications of these abilities, their inquiries draw them into increasingly intricate and perilous scenarios.

As the popular virtual reality game Yggdrasil approaches its final shutdown, Momonga, a powerful wizard and leader of the dark guild Ainz Ooal Gown, resolves to remain logged in until the very last moment. When the countdown concludes, Momonga discovers he is still alive within his avatar's body, while the non-player characters around him have suddenly gained independent thoughts and actions. Confronted by this bizarre reality, Momonga commands his loyal NPCs to assist him in comprehending and dominating this new world. His primary objectives are to uncover the cause of this transformation and determine whether other players have also been transported here under similar conditions.

Cooking with his father, Jōichirō, has been a constant in Sōma Yukihira's life. Working as a sous chef at Jōichirō's restaurant, Sōma honed his skills and crafted inventive dishes that thrilled customers. His ambition is to master his father's techniques and eventually take over the establishment, but his plans are upended when Jōichirō decides to shut down the restaurant and move to New York. Rather than follow his father, Sōma enrolls in the prestigious Tōtsuki Culinary Academy, an institution infamous for its brutal environment where only ten percent of students graduate. The school is renowned for the Shokugeki, intense cooking battles used to settle conflicts. Jōichirō challenges Sōma to prove himself by surviving the academy's grueling three-year program and earning a Tōtsuki degree. Facing a rigorous academic schedule and a fiercely competitive student body, Sōma must navigate this treacherous path to realize his dreams. However, even his natural talent may prove insufficient to reach the pinnacle of the culinary world.

In the bustling city of Orario, where the mundane is a rarity, Bell Cranel, a young and ambitious adventurer, strives to reach the pinnacle of his profession. His trajectory shifts dramatically upon encountering Hestia, a goddess who resides alone. With her backing, Bell descends into the treacherous "Dungeon," a sprawling subterranean maze teeming with monsters beneath the city. Every step in this hazardous domain carries danger, while a shadowy power lurks in the distance. Life outside the Dungeon remains fraught with uncertainty, as the fragile coexistence between gods and humans risks shattering the peace. Nevertheless, fueled by his relentless optimism, Bell sets out on an epic journey defined by blunders, triumphs, and the forging of profound connections.

Following their participation in the Inter-High tournament, the Karasuno High School volleyball team turns their attention to the upcoming Spring tournament. Accepting an invitation from their long-standing rival, Nekoma High, Karasuno joins a major training camp alongside several top Tokyo teams and elite national players. Within this high-pressure environment, they strive to hone their abilities and devise new offensive strategies. Concurrently, Hinata and Kageyama dedicate themselves to mastering a potent technique capable of penetrating even the sturdiest defenses. As the seniors approach graduation, this could be their last opportunity for victory, compelling the Karasuno players to settle internal disputes and push their training to unprecedented heights. Their goal is to overcome both familiar and daunting foes, including their fierce rival Aoba Jousai and its exceptional setter, Tooru Oikawa.

In Noragami Aragoto, Yato and Yukine have successfully restored their bond as god and Regalia. Despite remaining a minor deity, Yato persists in accepting odd jobs for five yen, clinging to his ambition of eventually amassing a vast following and constructing his own grand shrine. Concurrently, Hiyori Iki, whose soul still floats detached from her body, eagerly anticipates beginning high school with a hopeful outlook. Although everyday life appears to have settled back into a routine, the intricate past shared by Yato and Bishamon, the goddess of war, starts to resurface. Driven by an ancient grudge against Yato, Bishamon instigates intense confrontations. The situation becomes further entangled with Kazuma, Bishamon's most loyal Regalia, who carries a debt to Yato. To correct past errors and preserve lives, the truth underlying these conflicts must be revealed.

A deadly virus eradicates everyone aged 13 and older, prompting previously concealed vampires to emerge and seize control by trading protection for human blood. Yuuichirou and Mikaela Hyakuya, two boys from an orphanage, are taken captive alongside their close circle of friends. Rejecting vampire rule, Mikaela orchestrates a breakout, but the scheme collapses, leaving Yuuichirou as the sole survivor. He is subsequently found by the Moon Demon Company, a Japanese military force committed to eradicating vampires. Years later, Yuuichirou enlists in the Japanese Imperial Demon Army, fueled entirely by his vow to avenge his family's murder at the hands of vampires. The true cost of his quest for revenge remains unknown.

Jotaro Kujo and his companions finally arrive in Egypt, where the immortal Dio awaits. Upon landing, they are joined by a new ally, Iggy, a stray dog possessing the Stand known as The Fool. However, fresh obstacles arise as they encounter a new group of Stand users loyal to Dio, each wielding a Stand modeled after an ancient Egyptian god. With the final confrontation approaching, the group must rush to lift the curse plaguing Jotaro's mother and bring an end to Dio's enduring tyranny over the Joestar bloodline.

The second season of My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU, titled Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru. Zoku, resumes immediately after the conclusion of the first season. The story follows the Volunteer Service Club, comprised of the indifferent Hachiman Hikigaya, the bright Yui Yuigahama, and the fierce Yukino Yukinoshita, as they continue their mission to assist any student seeking help with their troubles. However, as rifts begin to form within their own group, Hachiman realizes that his talent for swiftly identifying the root of others' problems has a double-edged nature: the most logical solution is not always the most appropriate one.

Hachimitsu Private Academy, an elite all-girls boarding school located on Tokyo's outskirts, alters its historic traditions by finally accepting male students. Upon the new semester's commencement, just five boys—Kiyoshi, Gakuto, Shingo, Andre, and Jo—enroll, creating a staggering ratio of over two hundred girls to every single boy. Struggling to integrate into the established social hierarchy, these inexperienced males devise a dangerous scheme: secretly peeping on the female students in the bathhouse. Their plot is swiftly thwarted by the fearsome Underground Student Council, leading to their confinement within the campus for one month. This punishment initiates their arduous journey through what becomes known as Prison School, a severe ordeal that tests their bonds and peculiar solidarity.

In a realm where a chosen few can manifest their souls as powerful weapons, these individuals, known as Blazers, attend the illustrious Hagun Academy to train as Mage-Knights. Ikki Kurogane stands out as the only F-ranked Blazer, widely dismissed as a failure. After accidentally catching Stella Vermillion, an A-ranked Blazer and princess, in a compromising moment, she issues him a duel with grave consequences: the loser must become the winner's slave. Convinced of her certain triumph, Stella prepares for their clash. As Ikki fights to demonstrate his value in a society that views him as the weakest, he acquires new allies, knowledge, and experiences.

After failing his university entrance exams, eighteen-year-old Tsukasa Mizugaki secures a position at Sion Artificial Intelligence Corporation through personal connections. The firm produces Giftias, sophisticated androids nearly identical to humans yet bound by a strict operational limit of 81,920 hours, or roughly nine years and four months. Tsukasa joins Terminal Service One, a unit dedicated to retrieving Giftias nearing the end of their lifespan to prevent memory loss and potential hazards. Soon after his arrival, he is paired with Isla, a seasoned team member who is a strikingly beautiful Giftia. Despite her delicate and reserved nature, she proves exceptionally capable in retrieval duties. As their time together nears its inevitable end, Tsukasa grapples with his deepening feelings for Isla while accepting the harsh truth that nothing lasts forever.

Three years prior to the gateway to the Beyond opening, Hellsalem's Lot, formerly New York City, was already a unique blend of supersonic monkeys, vampires, talking fishmen, and countless supernatural beings coexisting with humans. The sudden appearance of this interdimensional portal trapped both humans and creatures from the other realm within an unbreakable sphere, forcing them to live together. To maintain order and prevent the city's chaos from spreading, the secret organization Libra, composed of eccentrics and superhumans, works tirelessly to ensure stability. Leonardo Watch, who previously lived a normal life as a photographer with his family, undergoes a drastic change when he gains the "All-seeing Eyes of the Gods," an event that costs his sister her sight. Traveling to Hellsalem's Lot to seek answers regarding his new abilities, Leo stumbles upon Libra. After unexpectedly joining their ranks, he finds himself overwhelmed and embarks on a series of adventures with his unusual teammates. This narrative follows an ordinary boy thrust into an extraordinary situation as he navigates the strangest place on Earth.

In the midst of the Fifth Holy Grail War, Caster advances her plot by capturing Shirou's Servant, Saber. Realizing the witch's growing strength, Rin and Archer conclude that she must be eliminated. Yet, as the balance of power in the war shifts, the bond between Shirou and Rin starts to fray. Although injured and separated from Saber, Shirou disregards Rin's counsel to retreat and instead chooses to face Caster head-on. Driven to demonstrate his resolve to fight, he pushes his latent ability to protect others to the breaking point. As violence and chaos escalate, the true motivations of every Master and Servant are slowly revealed. Each participant gambles everything in their desperate bid to conquer the war and claim the Holy Grail.

Seven years have passed since Majin Buu's defeat, leaving Earth in a tranquil age devoid of universal dangers. However, this peace is abruptly broken when Beerus, the ruthless God of Destruction, rises from slumber following a prophecy foretelling his demise at the hands of a "Super Saiyan God." Joined by his angelic attendant Whis, he scours the galaxy in search of this mythical warrior. Their journey eventually brings them to Earth, where they cross paths with Son Gokuu, one of the planet's most powerful fighters, along with his formidable allies.

While off duty, Japan Self-Defense Forces officer and devoted otaku Youji Itami heads to a doujin convention in Tokyo's Ginza district when a colossal gate suddenly manifests. Through this portal rush medieval warriors and fantastical creatures, unleashing chaos and heavy casualties upon the city. Itami springs into action to protect civilians as the JSDF mobilizes to drive back the invaders. Three months later, Itami is tasked with commanding a special reconnaissance unit within a JSDF task force. Their objective is to cross into the "Special Region" beyond the gate, explore this unfamiliar world, forge diplomatic ties with its people, and negotiate peace with the ruling empire. Failure to secure this alliance leaves both worlds on the brink of total war.

In a Japan where rigid moral standards have eradicated all indecency, the government enforces its rules via monitoring collars that penalize any impropriety. Tanukichi Okuma, whose father was a prominent critic of these purity laws, starts high school hoping to get closer to Anna Nishikinomiya, the student council president and his long-time crush. Unbeknownst to Tanukichi, the vice president, Ayame Kajou, is actually Blue Snow, a masked rebel committed to distributing lewd materials to the sheltered public. Citing Tanukichi's father's legacy, Ayame coerces him into joining her underground group, SOX, to spread obscene content as part of their fight against the oppressive regime. When their first operation targets their own school, Tanukichi grapples with the realization that his actions directly oppose the ideals of the person he admires most.

In Seraph of the End: Battle in Nagoya, Yuuichirou Hyakuya is overjoyed to reunite with Mikaela Hyakuya, the childhood friend he had long believed dead. However, he is shocked to discover that Mikaela has transformed into a vampire. Resolved to aid her, Yuuichirou vows to enhance his capabilities to safeguard Mikaela and the rest of the Moon Demon Company. Meanwhile, Kureto Hiiragi uncovers intelligence regarding a massive vampire assembly in Nagoya that plans to strike at the Imperial Demon Army's primary forces in Tokyo. Guren Ichinose commands Yuuichirou's unit, selected to confront and vanquish these vampire aristocrats. As the Nagoya operation draws near, the members of Shinoa squad dedicate themselves to honing their Cursed Gear techniques and deepening their teamwork. Yuuichirou must gather the power required to defeat the nobles and save his friend, all while ensuring the demonic entity within his weapon does not seize control of him.

Ryuu Yamada enters his second year at Suzaku High with hopes of leaving his delinquent past behind, yet he quickly reverts to skipping classes, fighting, and failing grades. Following another summons to the principal's office, he accidentally collides with Urara Shiraishi, an honor student, and a clumsy kiss results in their bodies temporarily swapping. As Ryuu and Urara navigate the complications and possibilities of this mysterious power, they are approached by Toranosuke Miyamura. As the sole member of the Supernatural Studies Club and a student council officer, Miyamura reveals he knows their secret and invites them to join. Together with Miyabi Itou, an eccentric student obsessed with the paranormal, they embark on a quest to uncover the legend of Suzaku High's Seven Witches: seven female students whose unique abilities activate through a kiss. The Supernatural Studies Club launches its inaugural mission to locate all seven witches.

As summer break begins at Kuoh Academy, Issei Hyoudou, the Red Dragon Emperor, and the Occult Research Club members restart their operations. Following their clash with Issei's rival Vali and the Chaos Brigade, it becomes evident that Rias Gremory's peerage still lacks sufficient experience. To ready themselves for upcoming dangers, Rias and Azazel guide the group through rigorous training in the Underworld. Throughout this period, the team's bonds deepen, and Issei becomes increasingly entangled in intimate relationships with the club's female members. Simultaneously, their adversaries grow in both strength and quantity. The crisis escalates with the sudden appearance of Loki, the Evil God of Norse mythology, paving the way for dramatic showdowns and intense devil battles in High School DxD BorN!

Having bested Yousen High, Seirin's basketball squad progresses to the Winter Cup semifinals, standing alongside Kaijou, Rakuzan, and Shuutoku. Each of these rival schools boasts a member of the Generation of Miracles, presenting Seirin with their most formidable obstacles yet on the road to the championship. In the concluding season of Kuroko no Basket, Kuroko confronts his former teammates once more, striving to demonstrate that raw individual talent is not the sole method for playing basketball. His unwavering conviction that team play is the true essence of the sport will clash against the abilities of a perfect mimic and an absolute authority. As Kuroko endeavors to validate that his approach to the game is "right," he and the entire Seirin High team share a singular ultimate objective: to claim the Winter Cup and surmount the overwhelming dominance of the Generation of Miracles, who have long ruled the middle and high school basketball landscape.

Kimihito Kurusu leads a tranquil life while his parents travel overseas, but that peace is shattered when monster girls invade his world. Set in an alternate Japan where the government manages an advanced interspecies exchange program to integrate non-human species, Kimihito becomes the accidental live-in caretaker for Miia, a Lamia, due to errors made by Agent Smith. This mistake rapidly evolves into a harem scenario as various monster girl species are drawn to Kimihito by intense attraction and erotic tension. Complicating matters is the Interspecies Exchange Act, which strictly prohibits intimate relationships between humans and monsters, allowing only a controversial experimental marriage clause as a legal exception. Consequently, Kimihito's existence becomes a confusing blend of species-specific regulations and risky legal loopholes. As his new companions make passionate, affectionate, and lustful advances, he must navigate the shifting dynamics of his expanding household. With new monster girls arriving frequently and unexpected events occurring constantly, the future of Kimihito's life and his harem remains uncertain.

In Nisekoi: False Love Season 2, the truce between the families of Raku Ichijou and Chitoge Kirisaki fails to end their fabricated romance. As Chitoge's feelings for Raku deepen into genuine affection, she finds herself increasingly conflicted, particularly when a new rival emerges to heighten the struggle for the yakuza heir's heart. Meanwhile, the mystery surrounding the sealed locket and the true identity of Raku's first love remains unsolved, continuing the narrative directly from where the first season concluded.

Himouto! Umaru-chan centers on Umaru Doma, a girl who projects the image of a perfect high school student yet transforms into a laid-back, junk-food-obsessed otaku the moment she is alone at home. Relying on her diligent older brother, Taihei, to handle all domestic duties, Umaru spends her free time with friends Nana Ebina and Kirie Motoba or engaging in spirited rivalry with Sylphinford Tachibana. The story captures the daily lives of Umaru and Taihei as they navigate their sibling dynamic while treasuring their connections with friends and family.

In the kingdom of Tanbarun, Shirayuki, a spirited young woman with vibrant red hair that contrasts her name meaning "snow white," diligently works as an apothecary at her herbal shop. Her tranquil life is shattered when she draws the unwanted attention of the reckless Prince Raji, who tries to compel her to become his concubine. To safeguard her freedom, Shirayuki cuts off her long red hair and escapes into the forest, where she is saved by Zen Wistalia, the second prince of the neighboring nation of Clarines, accompanied by his two companions. Motivated to repay her debt to Zen and his allies, Shirayuki aims to become the court herbalist in Clarines. Akagami no Shirayuki-hime chronicles Shirayuki's journey toward a new beginning at the Clarines royal court, paralleling Zen's aspiration to mature into a prince worthy of his rank. As they forge deep bonds and confront perilous enemies, both Shirayuki and Zen discover how to support each other while traversing their individual paths.

In "My Love Story!!," Takeo Gouda is a towering, muscular high school freshman whose intimidating exterior masks a brave and kind soul, winning him the respect of his classmates. His best friend, Makoto Sunakawa, is a handsome and naturally cool young man who constantly draws the attention of female students, including those Takeo fancies. After Takeo saves the charming Rinko Yamato from a would-be assault, he falls for her, yet he wrongly assumes she is interested in Sunakawa. Although his feelings for Yamato deepen, Takeo chooses to play matchmaker between her and his friend, quietly hoping to find his own path to romance in the process.

Basara Toujou's initial encounter with his new stepsister takes a sour turn in a restroom. His life is upended when his father brings home two stunning young women to join the family: the Naruse sisters, consisting of the voluptuous redhead Mio and the petite silver-haired Maria. Their human guise quickly dissolves to reveal their true nature as demons. Mio is the only daughter of a former Demon Lord, while Maria serves as her devoted succubus companion. This shocking discovery also unveils Basara's own lineage as a member of the Hero clan, the ancient adversaries of demonkind. Despite this historic rivalry, Basara feels an undeniable pull toward his new family. Opting to protect rather than fight, he forms a master-servant pact with Mio, pledging to guard her with his unique powers. Now, Basara faces the arduous challenge of shielding his new relatives from the gaze of the Heroes and the hostility of other demons, all while harboring a troubling personal secret.

In Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend, Tomoya Aki is a devoted otaku who dedicates his life to amassing an extensive library of anime and light novels, completely captivated by their narratives and characters. Driven by a desire to craft his own game and share that enthusiasm with the world, Tomoya recognizes that he cannot achieve this feat alone. Leveraging his network, he recruits his childhood friend, the talented illustrator Eriri Spencer Sawamura, and the literary prodigy Utaha Kasumigaoka to handle the script, while he takes on the role of director. With this formidable team in place, Tomoya seeks inspiration for his visual novel and encounters Megumi Katou, a gentle and beautiful girl whose demeanor serves as the blueprint for the game's protagonist. Equipped with his expertise, Tomoya launches a new doujin circle with the ambition of touching every player's heart. However, he quickly discovers that to inject genuine emotion into their creation, each team member must draw upon their own personal life experiences.

A century after the devastating Invertia incident weakened world governments and allowed the Integrated Empire Foundation to rise, a new type of human known as Genestella appeared, possessing incredible powers. These gifted individuals attend prestigious academies to battle in public tournaments called Festas. Ayato Amagiri enters Seidoukan Academy on a scholarship, an institution currently struggling. When he inadvertently catches Julis-Alexia von Riessfeld, the Witch of Resplendent Flames, in an embarrassing moment, she demands a duel. Although the fight never happens, Ayato declares he has no desire to join Festas, as his main objective is locating his missing sister. Yet, as a dark conspiracy begins to emerge, Ayato is compelled to fight for his life against some of the most powerful Genestella in the world.

Gintoki, Shinpachi, and Kagura are back as the cheerful yet broke Yorozuya team. In an alternate Edo where alien invaders rule Japan and swords have been banned, they scrape by taking any odd jobs they can find. However, Shinpachi and Kagura are still waiting for their wages—could Gin-chan really be blowing everything on pachinko? Then one night, a drunk Gintoki stumbles home just as an alien spaceship crashes nearby. A fatally wounded crew member emerges and hands him a strange, clock-shaped device, warning that it holds incredible power and must be safeguarded. Mistaking it for his alarm clock, Gintoki smashes it the next morning and finds the world outside his apartment has come to a standstill. With Kagura and Shinpachi by his side, he heads out to get the device fixed—but as always, nothing comes easy for the Yorozuya. Packed with tongue-in-cheek humor and heartfelt moments, Gintama's fourth season pushes Gintoki and his friends into both their most hilarious misadventures and most dangerous crises yet.

An ancient prophecy foretells that upon the Demon God's return, the Goddess of Fate will select six Braves of the Six Flowers to vanquish the demons threatening to shroud the world in darkness. Adlet Mayer, proclaiming himself the strongest living man, travels to the Piena continent to become one of these chosen heroes. Following a perilous journey, he is designated as a Brave shortly after encountering Nashetania Loei Piena Augustra, the crown princess and another selected warrior. Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers commences as they depart for the Land of the Howling Demons to gather at a secluded temple. Upon arrival, they discover seven individuals instead of the predicted six, sparking doubts that Adlet is an imposter. Confronted with these accusations, Adlet is compelled to flee and must rely on his wit and abilities to identify the true imposter among them to ensure his survival.

In the crime-plagued city of Ergastalum, Nicholas Brown and Worick Arcangelo work as "Handymen," taking on the dangerous assignments that other mercenaries refuse. Serving both the police and powerful mob factions, they remain ready for any job. Following a contract to wipe out local pimps, they decide to shield Alex Benedetto, a prostitute targeted for assassination, by bringing her into their group to keep her safe from the perils of their decaying urban landscape. However, this criminal haven is facing significant shifts that threaten to destabilize its delicate balance of power. Ergastalum was originally a sanctuary for "Twilights," superhuman beings created by a specific drug, but these individuals now suffer persecution from a ruthless secret organization. This escalating danger threatens the city's very foundation, leaving the Handymen trapped in the center of the looming conflict.

At Kouryou Academy High School, students known as Blazers manifest weapons from their souls and must form pairs to strive for the title of Absolute Duo. Tooru Kokonoe enrolls in the academy driven by a quest for strength and revenge after an unknown assailant murdered his sister and friends. During the opening ceremony, he is compelled into a duel with the student beside him, where defeat means expulsion. Just as Tooru readies himself for battle, his soul inexplicably manifests a shield rather than a weapon, drawing the attention of Julie Sigtuna, a foreign exchange student.

In 2071, humanity stands on the brink of extinction, threatened by the Aragami, monstrous beasts immune to all conventional weaponry. To counter this threat, the Fenrir organization has developed God Eaters, humans infused with Oracle cells who wield God Arcs, the sole arms capable of harming the Aragami. Lenka Utsugi is one such warrior, a New-Type God Eater whose God Arc can shift between a blade and a gun. As an elite member of Fenrir, Lenka must hone his abilities to fulfill his vital mission of eradicating the Aragami. With the monsters multiplying at an alarming rate and the survival of the human race hanging by a thread, the entire species' future now rests entirely on the shoulders of the God Eaters.

Before ascending to become the formidable captain of the Survey Corps, a young Levi endured a brutal existence in the Underground, a squalid district beneath the capital. He commanded a gang of outlaws, including Isabel Magnolia and Farlan Church, surviving through illicit means. With little hope for a better future, Levi accepted a contract from Nicholas Lobov, the head of the anti-expedition faction, to assassinate Erwin Smith, a leader of the Survey Corps, in exchange for citizenship in the world above. When Levi and Erwin's paths inevitably crossed, Erwin recognized Levi's extraordinary skills and issued an ultimatum: join the expedition team or face the Military Police for his past crimes. As the group approaches their target, they prepare to execute their mission and flee the oppressive life they knew below. However, they soon realize that the surface world is far from the promised paradise they envisioned, and true freedom demands a heavy price. Based on the popular spin-off manga of the same title, Shingeki no Kyojin: Kuinaki Sentaku depicts the meeting of two key figures in Shingeki no Kyojin, along with the events leading up to the 23rd expedition beyond the walls.

Although Ikebukuro has seemingly returned to a state of calm, bizarre occurrences have become the new normal. The police remain on the trail of Celty Sturluson, the Headless Rider, while a hefty bounty on her head draws various gangs into the pursuit of this supernatural entity. At the same time, Mikado Ryuugamine confronts Aoba Kuronuma, a mysterious kohai with concealed intentions who appears to know Mikado's secret identity. This fragile peace is short-lived, however, with the arrival of a fresh menace: a serial killer known as "Hollywood" who swaps masks with every crime. As these disparate incidents begin to intertwine, Ikebukuro is plunged back into turmoil, teetering on the brink of total chaos.

Kumiko Oumae arrives at Kitauji High School hoping for a fresh start, but her intentions change when new acquaintances Sapphire Kawashima and Hazuki Katou convince her to return to the school's band club and pick up the euphonium once more. The ensemble is currently ill-prepared for the upcoming Sunfest festival, much less any national competitions. Guided by their new instructor, Noboru Taki, the club members face a critical choice between maintaining a casual approach or committing to rigorous training with the goal of reaching the nationals. Burdened by memories of middle school failures, Kumiko doubts the wisdom of setting such ambitious targets. Her hesitation deepens upon discovering that Reina Kousaka, a former bandmate who once caused significant friction, has also joined Kitauji's band. Under Noboru's demanding leadership, Kumiko and her fellow musicians must navigate their personal challenges and unite to realize their musical dreams.

In Owarimonogatari, a baffling transfer student named Ougi Oshino joins Naoetsu Private High School and becomes friends with Koyomi Araragi through their mutual acquaintance Kanbaru Suruga, who asks for guidance regarding a strange find. While exploring the school grounds, Ougi notices a classroom that has suddenly appeared in an area that was previously empty, an anomaly hinting at supernatural activity. Araragi and Ougi decide to probe this mystery. Trapped together within this enigmatic room, Araragi discovers that it holds memories of an incident he had previously wiped from his mind.

In Boruto: Naruto the Movie, Boruto Uzumaki, the spirited son of the Seventh Hokage Naruto, displays natural ninja aptitude while inheriting his father's impulsive nature. However, Naruto's relentless dedication to his duties as Hokage leaves little time for his son, creating a strained relationship that saps Boruto's motivation. Upon learning that Naruto will be present at the Chunin Exams, Boruto resolves to prove his worth as a shinobi and earn his father's approval. Seeking guidance, he turns to Sasuke Uchiha, Naruto's former rival and enduring ally. As the exams progress, an unexpected crisis strikes Konohagakure, shattering its peace. With the village under attack, Naruto and his comrades must unite to defend their home and defeat a sinister threat. Through the chaos, Boruto comes to understand the weight of his father's responsibilities and begins to grasp the true meaning of being a ninja.

In her final year of high school, Yuki Takeya eagerly anticipates spending her days with the School Living Club. The group is made up of President Yuuri Wakasa, the athletic Kurumi Ebisuzawa, the mature Miki Naoki, their teacher Megumi Sakura, and the club dog Taroumaru. They commit to making the most of their school experience while adhering to a single rule: they must remain within the grounds of Megurigaoka Private High School at all times. Gakkougurashi! follows the School Living Club's adventures as they champion independence and self-reliance through their spirited life at Megurigaoka Private High School.

In "Kamisama Kiss Season 2," Nanami Momozono continues her duties as the guardian deity of Mikage Shrine alongside her familiars Tomoe and Mizuki. When the wind god Otohiko invites her to the Divine Assembly in Izumo, Nanami brings Mizuki and tells Tomoe to attend school in her place. Her real reason for going is to find out where Lord Mikage, the shrine's former deity, has gone. After visiting Izumo, Nanami meets Botanmaru, a tengu searching for Shinjirou Kurama, a fellow tengu who has become a goth idol. Botanmaru asks Nanami to help bring Shinjirou back to Mount Kurama so they can reclaim their kingdom from the usurper Jirou. However, Nanami learns that a darker force than Jirou is behind the events on the mountain. As Nanami grows into her role as a deity, she must deal with a tengu uprising, her growing feelings for Tomoe, and a mysterious figure who appears, connected to both Tomoe's past and Nanami's future.

In "The Boy and the Beast," nine-year-old orphan Ren, after losing his last close relative, is turned away by his remaining family. Homeless and without a place to belong, he hides in the intricate alleyways of Shibuya. While wandering, Ren meets Kumatetsu, a powerful figure who takes him to the mythical beast world called Shibuten. Seeing potential in Ren, Kumatetsu views him as an opportunity to become a candidate for the realm's leadership, which will soon be left vacant by the current lord. Though nearly unbeatable in battle, Kumatetsu's distant personality has kept him from finding a disciple, a necessity for proving he is worthy of succeeding the lord. Despite their different motives, Ren—renamed Kyuuta—and Kumatetsu make a pact to help each other. Kumatetsu seeks recognition, while Kyuuta longs for the sense of belonging he has never had. Over time, their connection deepens, revealing how much each helps the other in unexpected ways. The gap between a human child and a beast may not be as wide as they once believed.

In "The Eden of Grisaia," the narrative picks up immediately after "Grisaia no Meikyuu." Kazami Yuuji is arrested on terrorism charges after a video surfaces that appears to confirm his guilt, with Ichigaya taking charge of his detention. Although Ichigaya knows Yuuji is innocent of these crimes, he holds him because Yuuji failed to neutralize Heath Oslo, the leader of a terrorist group wielding an extremely dangerous weapon. Ichigaya has hidden motives for keeping Yuuji in custody. Yet, Yuuji may still find a way to salvation. The girls of Mihama Academy refuse to see him exploited for political gain, and a mysterious new figure suddenly appears to aid them.

Basara Toujou continues his relentless efforts to protect his demon step-sisters Mio and Maria Naruse from the demons who seek to claim Mio's overwhelming power, all while the political unrest in the demon realm grows more intense. When a messenger calls Mio to the demon world, she sets out on this dangerous journey alongside her allies. Left stranded in enemy territory, Basara must use the power of erotic pleasure to enhance his strength, striving to accomplish the seemingly impossible goal of keeping everyone he holds dear safe.

In Ikebukuro, the fates of its residents remain intertwined. Mikado Ryuugamine moves closer to his desire for an exciting life as he explores the city's darker side. Having taken full control of a former enemy, he uses this new power to reshape the Dollars according to his own vision, cleansing them from within. But this task is difficult due to unwelcome outside interference and the return of a long-absent friend. Meanwhile, Izaya Orihara continues his machinations, though a rival information network in the beloved downtown area poses a serious threat. It is inevitable that chaos will once again descend on the neighborhood.

In the year 320, the Kingdom of Pars, ruled by the warlike King Andragoras III, is locked in conflict with the neighboring Lusitanian Empire. Prince Arslan, whose gentle nature stands in stark contrast to his father's, sets out for his first battle, eager to prove his courage. Yet when a trusted advisor betrays the king, the Parsian forces are crushed, and the capital city of Ecbatana falls under siege. With the army shattered and Lusitanian troops in pursuit, Arslan is forced to flee. Accompanied by his loyal general Daryun, he embarks on a quest to gather support that will help him reclaim his lost kingdom. However, Arslan's enemies are not limited to those who have invaded his land. Armies from other nations also seek to seize Ecbatana, and a mysterious figure behind Lusitania's victory—an enigmatic man wearing a silver mask—poses a grave threat to Arslan and his companions. This masked man holds a secret that could endanger Arslan's claim to the throne. Faced with overwhelming challenges, Arslan must rely on his inner strength and resolve to overcome these trials and find allies who will aid him on his journey to prepare for his destined role as king.

In "The Anthem of the Heart," Jun Naruse is a cheerful and optimistic girl who sees life through the lens of fairy tales. Her unwavering faith in these stories makes her overly trusting and naive, leading her to accidentally reveal her father's infidelity, which tears her family apart. Blamed for causing her parents' divorce, Naruse becomes deeply hurt, and her guilt manifests as a fairy egg—a creature that seals her voice to protect others from her words. In high school, Naruse remains unable to speak due to the fairy egg's influence. Whenever she tries to talk, she experiences intense abdominal pain. Despite her silence, she is unexpectedly chosen to join a musical production with three other students: Takumi Sakagami, Natsuki Nitou, and Daiki Tasaki. Naruse plans to decline this daunting role but changes her mind after hearing Sakagami's enchanting voice. Could the fairy egg's restriction not apply to singing? Might Sakagami be the prince from the fairy tales she treasures? Can Naruse find a way to sing the song of her heart?

Tensions escalate among the clans as Nagare Hisui, the Green King and leader of Jungle, makes moves that could throw the world into chaos following the Gold King's death. The safety of the Dresden Slate, which grants power to the Kings, is now at risk. Hisui will stop at nothing to obtain this powerful artifact. Opposing him is Sceptre 4, the Blue Clan, led by the unwavering King Reishi Munakata. However, his weakening Sword of Damocles threatens not only his clan but also the stability of all Japan. Meanwhile, Anna Kushina and her combative clan HOMRA are reeling from recent defeats and become entangled in the Green King's schemes. In the midst of this upheaval, Kurou Yatogami and Neko are left vulnerable, with their ally, the Silver King Yashiro Isana, nowhere to be found. As the remaining clans battle against the Green King's formidable forces, another king emerges.

Prior to achieving his current fame, Saitama threw himself into relentless training and combat. Although his tracksuit gets ripped in every fight, a local tailor always repairs it for free. When Saitama discovers the tailor is forced to close his shop due to threats from a local gang, he steps in and ends up gaining something of great worth.

World Break: Aria of Curse for a Holy Swordsman is set at Akane Private Academy, where students who carry memories from their past lives are trained in Ancestral Arts to defend humanity from sudden attacks by Metaphysicals. These students, called saviors, are divided into two types: kurogane, who use prana to create offensive weapons, and kuroma, who wield magic. The story begins six months before a major event, on the first day of the school year's opening ceremonies. After the ceremony, the main character, Moroha Haimura, meets a girl named Satsuki Ranjou, who tells him she was his younger sister in a past life where Moroha was a heroic prince known for his sword skills that could destroy entire armies. Soon after, Moroha meets Shizuno Urushibara, who later reveals she knew him in a different lifetime as a dark lord who commanded destructive magic and saved her from slavery. Can people whose thoughts span both the present and the past build a hopeful future? Follow the complex journey of World Break: Aria of Curse for a Holy Swordsman to find out!

In a world plagued by magical dangers, specialized warriors known as Inquisitors are trained to neutralize threats without resorting to violence. The Anti-Magic Academy is responsible for educating and training these Inquisitors, organizing students into small squads to encourage cooperation. One such squad is the 35th Test Platoon, often referred to as the "Small Fry Platoon" due to its low status and inexperienced members. The dynamics change when Ouka Ootori, a determined and defiant ex-Inquisitor, is compelled to join the platoon after violating academy rules and committing a grave offense: the murder of a witch. Her arrival stirs discord among the squad, particularly with the awkward squad leader Takeru Kusanagi and the other team members who disagree with her views on witches. To progress and improve their standing at the Anti-Magic Academy, this diverse group must overcome their conflicts and learn to work together effectively.

The temporary peace between Earth and the Martian Vers Empire has ended after nineteen months. Princess Asseylum of Vers declares Terrans to be wasteful and destructive, ordering her knights to attack Earth and restart the war. Slaine Troyard has risen within Martian society, giving Earth a brief respite from the conflict. However, lasting peace remains out of reach. Those who once fought for survival now find themselves caught in a new violent and uncertain war that will change humanity's future forever.

In "My Wife is the Student Council President!," Hayato Izumi, a reserved and studious high school student, runs for student council president. His campaign is quickly overshadowed by Ui Wakana, an energetic candidate who focuses on improving school life with romance and sex education. After losing, Hayato becomes vice president. After the election, Ui reveals a surprising fact: she will be moving in with Hayato as his wife. Despite his initial reluctance, Hayato learns their parents arranged this union and agrees. As they begin living together, the pair must manage their shared space while keeping their marriage a secret from their classmates at school.

In "Shomin Sample," Kimito Kagurazaka is an ordinary young man unfairly labeled as a muscle freak at Seikain Academy, an exclusive all-girls school. Due to a misunderstanding about his sexual orientation, he is mistakenly kidnapped by the institution and designated as a "commoner sample" to introduce the students to typical male behavior and everyday life, preparing them for the outside world. To protect his true identity, he pretends to go along with the school's assumption to avoid severe punishment. As he faces these challenges, Kimito meets a group of unusual characters who further complicate his situation. These include Aika Tenkuubashi, a blunt-speaking outcast; Hakua Shiodome, a genius prodigy; Karen Jinryou, a samurai's daughter obsessed with defeating him; and Reiko Arisugawa, the model student who secretly harbors romantic feelings for him. Together with Kimito, these four form the Commoner Club, dedicated to educating their peers about life beyond the school's boundaries. As Kimito navigates this unique environment, he uncovers the distinct personalities and quirks of the girls around him.

After school, Asahi Kuromine discovers that Youko Shiragami, the classmate he has feelings for, is actually a vampire. Due to her father's rules, Youko must leave school to protect her family. Determined not to lose Youko, Asahi vows to keep her secret hidden. However, Asahi's inability to hide anything makes this extremely challenging. His difficulties escalate as more supernatural beings enter his life, forcing him to protect their identities to avoid serious consequences. In "Actually, I Am...", Asahi navigates his new friendships with these extraordinary individuals, struggles with keeping their secrets, and simultaneously tries to win Youko's affection.

Following Akihito Kanbara's reunion with Mirai Kuriyama, whom he believed had vanished after defeating Beyond the Boundary, he learns a harsh truth: Mirai has lost all memory of him, their friends, and her time as a Spirit Warrior. Heartbroken yet understanding that this amnesia gives Mirai a chance at a normal life free from the supernatural world that once marginalized and exploited her, Akihito accepts the situation. Though intended for Mirai's well-being, the cost is steep; Akihito and their friends must conceal her true past, preventing them from being openly close to her. Gradually, fragments of Mirai's past begin to resurface, and a new, mysterious threat emerges, drawing a horde of shadowy creatures to the city, intent on hunting her. As the danger grows, Akihito must fight fiercely to protect himself, his closest friends, and Mirai, the bespectacled girl who means so much to him.