2021 Anime

Gabi Braun and Falco Grice have devoted their lives to rigorous training, hoping to inherit one of Marley's seven Titans to destroy the Eldians on Paradis. Yet, their promising futures are suddenly shattered by the arrival of Eren Yeager and the surviving members of the Survey Corps. Having discovered the dark origins of the Titans within the Yeager family's secret basement, the Survey Corps finally holds the vital truths they sought. Now armed with this knowledge, they step out into the world beyond the walls. In "Attack on Titan: Final Season," these conflicting factions collide as each side races toward their goals, leading to the long-awaited conclusion of Paradis's fight for freedom.

On the surface, it appears improbable that Kyouko Hori and Izumi Miyamura would ever form a bond. Hori is celebrated for her beauty and academic prowess, whereas Miyamura is perceived by his peers as a quiet and distant individual. However, a chance meeting exposes their true selves. Although Hori is a popular and high-achieving student, she is burdened by domestic duties that leave her with little opportunity for socializing. Conversely, Miyamura maintains a composed exterior that masks his numerous tattoos and piercings, suggesting a more rebellious nature beneath. Despite their apparent differences, they discover shared interests that rapidly bring them together. They begin spending significant time at Hori's residence, shedding their public personas to reveal aspects of themselves hidden from the rest of the world.

After thirty-four years defined by bullying and oppression, a man finally finds the courage to stand up for himself, only to die an untimely death. Fate, however, grants him a second chance, rebirthing him as Rudeus Greyrat, an infant embraced by a loving family. Retaining the memories and wisdom of his past life, Rudeus swiftly adapts to his new reality. Possessing the maturity of an adult, he displays exceptional talent for magic, honing his skills under the guidance of the wizard Roxy Migurdia. He also studies swordsmanship with his father, Paul, and forms a profound connection with Sylphiette, a friend who becomes his most cherished companion. As Rudeus navigates this unfamiliar world, he strives to heal the scars of his previous existence and make the most of his reincarnation, hoping to discover the love that was denied to him in his former life.

Once a popular middle schooler with devoted friends and a girlfriend, Takemichi Hanagaki has spent the last twelve years as a disrespected, apologetic nobody drowning in mockery and regret. His despair deepens upon learning that his ex-girlfriend and her brother were murdered by the infamous Tokyo Manji Gang. As he contemplates suicide by stepping in front of a train, Takemichi is suddenly thrust back in time to the day he last saw Hinata Tachibana. In this temporal loop, he meets Hinata's younger brother and, driven by desperation, warns him of his impending doom. Immediately after, he is inexplicably returned to the present, discovering he is alive and that the future has shifted. Realizing he can manipulate time, Takemichi views this ability as his sole opportunity to prevent Hinata's tragic death at the hands of the Tokyo Manji Gang. Determined to alter the course of events, he embarks on a mission to change history.

Following a string of villain attacks in the prior academic year, Class 1-A of UA Academy has garnered significant public attention. This spotlight ignites envy within their rivals, Class 1-B, who are keen to showcase their own prowess through a series of mock battles between the two classes. The competition splits each class into teams of four, with the objective of capturing all members of the opposing squad; the first team to achieve total capture claims victory. However, the event takes an unexpected twist with the addition of General Course student Hitoshi Shinsou, who seeks to transfer into the Hero Course. Although Shinsou has been training under Class 1-A's homeroom teacher, Shouta "Eraserhead" Aizawa, to demonstrate his potential as a true hero, his relative inexperience places him at a disadvantage. Nevertheless, he remains resolute in his determination to succeed. The stage is now set for an intense rivalry as Class 1-A and Class 1-B clash to prove their supremacy.

Sixteen-year-old Yuuta Okkotsu is a timid student frequently targeted by bullies, plagued by violent outbursts from his monstrous curse, Rika Orimoto. Born from a traumatic past, this curse poses a lethal danger to anyone who provokes him. Yuuta's unique predicament draws the attention of Satoru Gojou, a formidable sorcerer and instructor at Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School. Seeing potential in the boy, Gojou intends to guide Yuuta in harnessing his curse for the greater good. However, Yuuta finds it difficult to integrate with his talented classmates, including the selectively silent Toge Inumaki, weapons expert Maki Zenin, and the enigmatic Panda. While undertaking missions with his peers, Yuuta clumsily wields Rika's overwhelming power, often resulting in disastrous consequences. These incidents catch the eye of Suguru Getou, a cunning curse user plotting to exploit Rika's strength to wipe out all non-jujutsu practitioners. Standing alongside his friends, Yuuta battles to thwart Getou's genocidal scheme.

In Dr. Stone: Stone Wars, Senkuu remains resolute in his mission to recover two million years of human advancement and revive everyone petrified. Tsukasa Shishiou opposes this vision, insisting that only the strong deserve to be brought back from stone. As winter concludes and the snow thaws, Senkuu and his comrades in Ishigami Village finalize their strategy for an attack on Tsukasa's Empire. Equipped with an upgraded cell phone, the Kingdom of Science readies its latest plan to counter Tsukasa's massive army. Yet, despite their technological superiority, time is slipping away as Tsukasa's forces grow swiftly. Reunited with old friends and bolstered by new allies, Senkuu and the Kingdom of Science strive to stop Tsukasa's troops to fulfill their dream of restoring humanity and its legacy. With both factions battling for their distinct ideals of a perfect society, the Stone Wars erupt into full-scale conflict.

After the enigmatic mana catastrophe, Rudeus Greyrat and his formidable student Eris Boreas Greyrat are cast onto the Demon Continent. There, they team up with Ruijerd Supardia, the ex-leader of the Superd's Warrior unit, to establish the thriving adventurer party "Dead End." As their fame spreads, the trio embarks on a trek across the continent with the goal of returning to Fittoa. Under the guidance of the cryptic god Hitogami, Rudeus saves Kishirika Kishirisu, the Great Emperor of the Demon World. In thanks, Kishirika bestows upon Rudeus a peculiar power. As Rudeus strives to master this potent ability, which offers numerous possibilities, unexpected dangers emerge that threaten to derail their journey home.

Taking a break from his teaching responsibilities, the powerful slime Rimuru Tempest returns to his domain of Tempest to hold diplomatic talks with the Kingdom of Eurazania. Despite the tense atmosphere, the negotiations end on a positive note, allowing Rimuru to get back to his educational duties. Yet, as he tries to head back to Tempest permanently, he encounters a mysterious figure able to completely nullify his immense magical abilities. At the same time, an unknown human group launches a brutal attack on Tempest, targeting both its leaders and common citizens. Can Rimuru overcome this dangerous threat and arrive at his kingdom in time to save it?

Following Otto Suwen's sincere plea, Subaru Natsuki vows to keep going and save as many lives as possible in this timeline. His first mission is to assist Emilia in confronting her past, a grueling process that reveals her deep-seated inability to trust others due to past betrayals. Even Subaru, who sees himself as her protector, finds it difficult to earn her trust. The season ends with Subaru facing trials within the Sanctuary, demonstrating his unwavering determination and hope for the salvation of those he cares about.

In "Komi Can't Communicate," Hitohito Tadano hopes to remain invisible throughout high school, but his strategy crumbles when he is seated beside Shouko Komi, the school's most celebrated student. This arrangement sparks jealousy among classmates eager to claim that coveted spot. Although Komi enjoys a perfect reputation and immense popularity, she suffers from severe social anxiety and a communication disorder that leaves her isolated. During a quiet classroom moment, Komi struggles to write a message to Tadano on the blackboard. Observing her difficulty, Tadano steps in and discovers her ambition to make 100 friends. By offering his assistance, Tadano becomes her first genuine friend.

Emma, Ray, and the other older children have fled Grace Field House, yet relentless demons continue their pursuit, making the quest for freedom arduous. Venturing into a perilous wilderness, the group clings to hope, relying on the books of William Minerva. These volumes contain encrypted hints about the world beyond the farm, assisting them in rationing their scarce supplies. As their hunters draw nearer, the children encounter their most formidable obstacle to date. In The Promised Neverland Season 2, the young ones battle to endure in a cruel and alien landscape, seeking a sanctuary where they might finally find a place to belong.

In To Your Eternity, a nameless entity arrives on Earth for observation, possessing the ability to assume the forms of various creatures. Initially appearing as a stone and later transforming into moss due to temperature shifts, it remains motionless until a dying wolf approaches. By taking on the wolf's form, it gains awareness and begins to wander. It encounters the wolf's owner, a lonely child left behind when his tribe heads south in search of abundant food. Despite his isolation, the boy clings to the belief that his family will return for him. Seeking adventure, he sets out with the entity, following his tribe's path toward what they perceive as a better future. As the boy's health deteriorates from his wounds and the absence of his companions, his fate remains uncertain. The narrative follows this eternal being through its varied experiences and interactions with people across different times and places.

The Demon Slayer Corps investigates a series of unexplained disappearances connected to a specific train, sending their elite Flame Hashira, Kyoujurou Rengoku, to confront the suspected demon. Before boarding the Mugen Train, the group encounters a lesser demon attacking the staff and targeting an old woman and her granddaughter, a threat Rengoku eliminates first. Tanjirou Kamado, Inosuke Hashibira, and Zenitsu Agatsuma then join Rengoku to face the main adversary. Once aboard the train, they confront a formidable opponent who intends to exploit the passengers' deepest fears. By delving into their psyches, the demon aims to demonstrate the Twelve Kizuki's capabilities through a horrifying assault on everyone on board.

The Republic of San Magnolia claims to have achieved a war with zero civilian casualties against the Giadian Empire, yet this assertion is nothing more than propaganda. While the silver-haired Alba citizens of the Republic's eighty-five sectors live safely behind protective barriers, those with different appearances are hidden away in a clandestine eighty-sixth sector. Labeled as the Eighty-Six, these individuals are compelled to fight the Empire's automated Legion forces under the command of Republican Handlers. Vladilena Milizé assumes the role of Handler for the Spearhead squadron, replacing the previous leader. Although she faces isolation from her peers for advocating on behalf of the Eighty-Six, she strives to challenge their unjust treatment. Simultaneously, Shinei Nouzen, the captain of Spearhead, shoulders the heavy burden of being the sole survivor of every squadron he has commanded, carrying forward the memories and wishes of those who have fallen. As their fates converge, it remains uncertain whether their meeting will spark a beacon of hope or be consumed by the fires of despair.

Following the defeat of the Falmuth Army and the Western Holy Church, the Nation of Monsters, Tempest, basks in a fleeting celebration. However, this respite is quickly overshadowed by an urgent summit with allied nations to determine the country's future direction. Political tensions rise alongside lingering issues from the recent invasion, Milim Nava's erratic actions, and the unexplained vanishing of Demon Lord Carrion. Having ascended to True Demon Lord status, Rimuru Tempest adopts a more aggressive stance against Clayman. Supported by the fully restored Storm Dragon Veldora, the Ultimate Skill Raphael, and numerous powerful allies, Rimuru intends to dismantle his adversaries individually before confronting the mastermind behind the chaos.

Naoto Hachiouji crosses paths with first-year student Hayase Nagatoro in the library. Upon discovering his manga sketches and noticing his timid demeanor, she immediately begins relentlessly teasing him, addressing him solely as Senpai. Initially, her playful jabs prove humiliating and irritating, forcing Naoto to comply with her demands. However, as they continue to spend time together, a strange bond develops, and Naoto finds himself genuinely enjoying Nagatoro's company. He comes to realize that his daily life is about to be filled with fun and unexpected surprises.

Following the suicide of her close friend Koito Nagase, Ai Ooto feels adrift and desperately seeks meaning. When a mysterious voice guides her to a Wonder Egg, she cracks it open to find herself in a bizarre dream realm. There, Ai begins aiding individuals trapped in their personal struggles, believing that rescuing them might somehow lead to saving her friend. This perilous yet mesmerizing journey forces Ai to confront not only the shadows haunting others but also her own inner darkness. As she delves deeper into the enigmatic world of Wonder Egg Priority, Ai uncovers buried traumas, lingering regrets, and concealed fears. Gradually, she comes to understand the internal battles that torment people and works to liberate them from their most profound terrors.

Fuutarou Uesugi continues his duties as the tutor for the Nakano quintuplets, observing slight improvements in their grades. However, their path to graduation is still fraught with hurdles, as the sisters consistently generate new problems that disrupt their studies. Fuutarou finds himself increasingly entangled in their personal lives, making their already complicated dynamics even more intricate. At the same time, Fuutarou starts to discover a possible connection between his own past and one of the quintuplets. As feelings within the group grow stronger and intertwine, a crucial question arises: will their relationship stay strictly within the bounds of teacher and students, or will it transform into something deeper?

In the kingdom, young Prince Bojji suffers the mockery of his people, who label him "The Useless Prince" due to his inability to hear or speak. While Bojji lacks physical power, he harbors an unyielding spirit. A chance meeting with a shadow creature that would terrify others allows him to discover a friend who looks beyond his perceived flaws. Bojji begins to meet regularly with Kage, the shadow, and even this typically hostile entity starts to treat him with kindness. This improbable bond guides the prince on a journey to overcome his fears and doubts. Despite facing constant ridicule, Bojji stays resolute in his ambition to become the greatest king possible.

After his confession to Airi Gotou is rejected, ordinary office worker Yoshida returns to his small apartment in a dejected state. Having already failed to propose to his boss, he spent the evening drinking with his friend Hashimoto and arrives home intoxicated, where he encounters Sayu Ogiwara, a runaway high school student. She requests to stay, and in his drunken condition, he agrees. The following morning, Yoshida wakes up with a severe hangover and no recollection of the prior night's events. Sayu explains how she came to be in his residence. Although he initially intends to make her leave, learning that she traveled all the way from Hokkaido makes him unable to turn her away. Reluctantly, he permits her to stay, and the two begin their life of sharing the apartment.

Following the Spearhead Squadron's departure, the Republic of San Magnolia persists with its relentless propaganda. Vladilena Milizé continues her role as "Handler One," directing another unit from the marginalized 86th sector in the conflict against the Legion. Meanwhile, Shinei Nouzen and his team are stationed at a military base within the Federal Republic of Giad, a region formerly belonging to the Giadian Empire. Under the new leadership of President Ernst Zimmerman, they are granted citizenship and liberty. Zimmerman also introduces them to his adopted daughter, Augusta Frederica Adel-Adel, the former Empress. Despite the tranquil environment, Shinei and his comrades feel an undeniable draw back to the battlefield. They soon return to the fray as members of the Federacy's Nordlicht Squadron, fighting alongside Augusta Frederica. As they face the Legion again, they realize that no matter which side they serve, the grief and loss inherent to the front lines are inescapable constants.

Devoted his entire life to the organization that raised him, the world's greatest assassin is ultimately betrayed and killed by that very group. Burdened by lingering regrets, he encounters a goddess who admires his abilities. She grants him a second chance in a fantasy world filled with magic and combat, entrusting him with a crucial mission: eliminate the hero destined to bring ruin upon this world. Reborn as Lugh Tuatha Dé, the heir to a noble lineage of assassins serving the Alvan Kingdom, he trains under his father, learning techniques that differ from his previous lethal methods. As he hones his other skills and forms new bonds, Lugh remains keenly aware of his current limitations. To fulfill his sacred duty, he must achieve ultimate mastery to overcome his formidable foe.

Reki Kyan is a high schooler obsessed with skateboarding, spending his nights in a dangerous, underground mine participating in illegal races called S. After a brutal crash shatters his board and breaks his arm, Reki is forced to stop skating. During his recovery, he takes a part-time job and meets Langa Hasegawa, a transfer student of mixed Canadian and Japanese descent with no skateboarding background who is facing financial hardship. When a favor for Reki's boss inadvertently drags them into an S race, they find themselves in a perilous position. Although Langa is coerced into competing, she reveals a hidden talent that could unexpectedly alter the course of the race, leaving both her and Reki stunned.

Born during a blue moon and cast out by his vampire kin, Vanitas was left to wallow in fear and grief. Legend states he authored the infamous "Book of Vanitas" to exact revenge upon the vampires of the crimson moon. In 19th century Paris, Noé Archiviste embarks on a quest to locate this legendary tome. While aboard an airship, Noé is saved from a vampire assault by an eccentric doctor also named Vanitas, who possesses the very book Noé seeks. Ironically, this self-styled vampire specialist is actually human, having inherited both the name and the book from his mentor, the original Vanitas. As peculiar events transpire during the Charlatan's Parade, the doctor's power to restore vampires to sanity by revealing their true names becomes essential.

Framed for a minor offense, Jolyne Kuujou is unjustly imprisoned in the infamous Green Dolphin Street Jail. Inheriting the bold and righteous spirit of her father Joutarou, she refuses to accept her wrongful confinement and begins to uncover the sinister motives driving her incarceration. Through a gift from her distant father, Jolyne awakens to the Stand ability Stone Free, which grants her the power to transform parts of her body into string. Wielding this ability, she navigates the prison's dangers and gathers allies, including Ermes Costello and the entity known as Foo Fighters, to aid in her quest for truth. United with these courageous women, Jolyne strives to expose the threat of Whitesnake, a hostile Stand fueling violence among the inmates and specifically targeting her. As a member of the Joestar lineage, Jolyne faces her family's enduring enemy. She and her companions must race against time to thwart a catastrophic scheme and overcome a rising malevolence.

As Tooru strives to perfect her role as the ideal maid and Kanna Kamui adjusts to elementary school, the Kobayashi household remains filled with lighthearted antics. A massive landslide near the location where Kobayashi first encountered Tooru uncovers immense draconic power. With no known dragon claiming responsibility, Ilulu, a formidable Chaos Dragon, descends from the heavens. Possessing strength comparable to Tooru's, she initially condemns Tooru's bond with humanity and challenges her to a fatal duel. Yet, intrigued by Kobayashi's unique capacity to befriend dragons, Ilulu decides to remain, seeking to understand what sets Kobayashi apart. The arrival of this new troublemaker injects even more excitement into Kobayashi's already bustling life with her dragon maid.

In a future where advanced AIs have ignited a genocidal war against humanity, resulting in a landscape of blood and charred bodies, a scientist takes a desperate measure to avert this grim destiny. By traveling back a century, they discover a society deeply intertwined with AIs, all operating under strict regulations. Among them is Vivy, the first autonomous AI, created as a singer to spread happiness through her music. Even while performing in a nearly empty theme park, Vivy dedicates her full effort to every show, adhering to a repetitive schedule. Her routine is disrupted when an AI from the future appears, recruiting her to prevent an impending century-long conflict. Bearing the weight of a dystopian future, Vivy embarks on a journey through time to alter the course of events that have already spiraled out of control.

The arrival of a mysterious black meteorite sparked a D2 invasion, plunging the USA into chaos. Since these creatures loathe music, all performances were banned to ensure public safety, a restriction lasting until 2047. Humanity's sole defense rests with Musicarts, youthful avatars of classical pieces, and their partners, the Conductors. Takt Asahina, a quiet piano prodigy, becomes a Conductor after surviving a D2 assault and forging a bond with Destiny, a Musicart. This same tragedy claimed the life of Cosette, the younger sister of Anna Schneider. To deepen the connection between Takt and Destiny, the three set out on a dangerous trek to the Symphonica Headquarters in New York City. Though terrified of drawing the attention of the very monsters they combat, Takt yearns to play music once more, while Destiny's rigid commitment to her duties frequently causes friction. Traversing D2-ridden lands and facing countless hurdles, they struggle to reach their goal unharmed.

Centuries past, the spirits of the Chinese zodiac and their deity swore an eternal vow to remain united. This oath dictates that the Souma family members, each inhabited by a zodiac animal, are destined to reunite at any cost. Yet, these ties often transform into a heavy burden, denying them normal lives. Akito, the clan head, obsessively maintains that he holds a unique bond with the other Soumas, while the rest of the family endures isolation and the terror of punishment. Tooru Honda, having grown deeply attached to the Soumas, is resolved to shatter the curse binding them. Bolstered by her friends and her new family, she finds the strength to challenge the curse. However, shocking revelations threaten to undermine her determination. As time dwindles, Tooru must steer through an uncertain future, hoping to discover peace beyond the chaos.

Bound by a pact between his parents and a deity, Makoto Misumi is summoned to a different world as the destined hero. Upon arrival, the goddess deems his appearance repulsive, strips him of his hero title, and exiles him to the world's remote fringes. As a token of compensation, she grants him the power to comprehend all languages except human speech. Cut off from civilization, Makoto's latent physical and magical talents rapidly develop, rendering him immensely powerful. He attracts various demihumans and mythical creatures who, drawn to his unique nature, join him in establishing a sanctuary where diverse races live in harmony. Despite these achievements, Makoto yearns to reconnect with humanity. With the goddess blocking any such contact, he and his companions must devise a way to fulfill his wish and potentially reshape the existing societal order.

In the anime "Mieruko-chan," Miko Yotsuya fights back tears while staring at her phone, deliberately ignoring a terrifying monster standing before her that asks, "Can you see me?" Miko's ordinary high school life was turned upside down after an event granted her the ability to see invisible monsters that exist alongside humans. She makes a firm decision to completely ignore these frightening entities. Although she pretends they are not there, she watches in distress as they torment those around her, especially her cheerful best friend, Hana Yurikawa. To protect her friends from these monstrous threats, Miko tries to maintain her daily school activities and avoid dangerous encounters, all while battling overwhelming fear.

Yatora Yaguchi is a second-year high school student who maintains good grades and sports a delinquent appearance, yet internally he struggles with uncertainty about his future. He drifts through his daily routine alongside similarly unmotivated friends, though he secretly yearns for something more meaningful. After being deeply moved by a striking scene in Shibuya, Yatora picks up a brush to paint and capture his emotions. Encouraged by the praise his work receives, he sets his sights on the highly competitive Tokyo University of the Arts, an institution that accepts only one applicant out of every two hundred. In pursuing this new goal, Yatora confronts significant hurdles: rivaling talented peers with extensive experience, grappling with his own limited background in fine arts, and navigating his parents' disapproval. To secure a spot in his chosen program, he must demonstrate that his lack of formal art education is not a barrier to his success.

In Odd Taxi, Hiroshi Odokawa, a walrus known for his blunt and quirky demeanor, lives an unassuming life working as a taxi driver. While on duty, he picks up a diverse array of passengers, including Taichi Kabasawa, an unemployed man chasing online stardom; Miho Shirakawa, a nurse shrouded in mystery; the struggling comedy duo Homo Sapiens; and Dobu, a well-known troublemaker. Odokawa's daily rhythm is shattered when he becomes entangled in the investigation of a missing girl, a situation that draws the attention of the yakuza and two corrupt police officers who begin to pursue him.

On what should have been a typical school day, a sudden disaster claims the lives of everyone inside the building. While a few students are reincarnated into a new world as members of the upper class, including nobles and princes, one girl awakens as a weak spider. Constantly facing life-threatening dangers, she must navigate various perils just to survive each day. Realizing that this new world functions like an RPG game, she starts hunting and battling monsters to increase her strength and evolve. As she becomes more powerful, she works to improve her circumstances, fueled by the hope that her relentless efforts will eventually lead to a better life.

In a world where anthropomorphic animals live side by side, the esteemed title of Beastar is granted to those who fight prejudice to unite carnivores and herbivores. For five years, Cherryton Academy has gone without a Beastar, but the murder of an alpaca on campus has escalated tensions between species, making the need for a unifying leader more critical than ever. After Louis, the frontrunner for the role, steps down and leaves, the student council declares that the student who identifies the killer will be crowned Beastar. Motivated by his determination to shield the weak, Legoshi accepts the challenge of solving the crime, a quest made even more difficult by his complicated feelings for Haru, a white rabbit.

In the world of "Link Click," a photograph is said to harbor countless hidden secrets instead of simply capturing a moment. Cheng Xiaoshi and Lu Guang, two friends running a small shop named "Time Photo Studio," provide a unique service. By utilizing their special power to step inside photographs, they fully immerse themselves in the images submitted by clients to carry out specific requests. Viewing the scene through the photographer's eyes, they revisit the circumstances surrounding the photo and strive to fulfill the client's desires. However, every entry into a photograph carries significant danger. Even a single error can alter the photographer's future and potentially trigger a chain reaction of further changes. As the situations they face within these photos become increasingly personal, they must summon all their resolve to set aside their emotions and focus on completing their mission.

When a fresh threat looms over the Kingdom of Liones, the Seven Deadly Sins scatter across Britannia to confront a massive enemy army. With their ranks separated, every member battles formidable foes, strives to rescue a captured comrade, and works toward saving Elizabeth. Yet, the situation proves far more intricate than initially suspected. The narrative uncovers the hidden truth behind the conclusion of the Holy War a millennium ago, a revelation that has transformed former allies into adversaries. This chapter advances the journey of the Seven Deadly Sins and their companions, unveiling a tremendous new power.

The legendary Immortal Dragon, once the most feared gangster of his time, has unexpectedly chosen to become a devoted househusband. Tatsu, renowned for his brutal clashes with rival syndicates, has seemingly vanished from the yakuza world. Now residing in an apartment with his wife, he pursues a peaceful domestic existence. Clad in his trusty apron, he dedicates himself to mastering household skills, ranging from cooking delicious meals to hunting for the best deals at the supermarket. His unwavering commitment shocks both his former underlings and enemies. Despite his troubled past, Tatsu's unusual new path appears destined to become even more distinctive.

In "How Not to Summon a Demon Lord Ω," Diablo, the Demon King, returns, now posing as a deity. After a chance meeting with High Priest Lumachina Weselia, Diablo and his companions decide to accompany the young woman on her mission to root out the deep-seated corruption within the Church. Lumachina mistakenly believes Diablo is the true God, a misunderstanding he uses to his advantage while protecting her during her first task to find the righteous head paladin, Batutta. The journey adds Horn, the grasswalker, and Rose, the Magmatic Maid, to the group. As they continue traveling, the central questions emerge: can Diablo fulfill Lumachina's wishes, and will the Demon Lord from another world be able to maintain his divine deception?

Following his grandfather's death, Kazuya Souma, a nineteen-year-old aspiring civil servant, is transported to another world as a supposed "hero" to assist the struggling Elfrieden Kingdom. Called upon as a political move during an impending conflict with demonic forces, Kazuya refuses to be a sacrificial pawn and instead chooses to revive the kingdom's failing economy through administrative reforms. After being crowned king and engaged to the princess, this "Realist Hero" assembles a team of talented advisors to help him in his goal of restoring the nation's wealth.

Haruto Amakawa, a 20-year-old university student, dies in a car accident and is reborn as a young boy named Rio in a different world. As his past and present selves merge, Rio finds he has magical abilities. Driven by his desire to avenge his mother's murder, which continues to motivate him in his new life, he begins a new journey. Soon after, Rio impulsively saves the kidnapped princess of the Bertram Kingdom. The grateful king offers him a place at the prestigious Bertram Royal Academy. Though excited for this chance, Rio struggles to adapt to life among the nobility at the academy, having grown up in the city's poor areas.

After dying from overwork in her corporate job, Azusa Aizawa is granted immortality by a goddess and reincarnated into a new world. Choosing a peaceful life, she spends three centuries farming, protecting a nearby village, and killing about twenty-five slimes each day. Her quiet routine is disrupted when she learns that her daily slime hunting has pushed her to Level 99. Despite trying to hide her power to keep her relaxed lifestyle, rumors of her strength spread, drawing the attention of beings like the dragon Laika and the elf Halkara, who visit her for battle or aid. As these visitors become close friends and family, Azusa finds that sharing her life with them brings her more joy than her previous solitude.

In the online game Attack Families, or Tackfam, Fumiya Tomozaki is the top-ranked player in Japan. While he excels in the virtual world, his real-life social awkwardness and lack of charisma leave him isolated at school with no friends. Convinced that life is governed by unfair and complicated rules, he accepts his role as a bottom-tier character in reality. This outlook changes when he meets Aoi Hinami, a classmate who is both socially skilled and a top-tier Tackfam player. Impressed and surprised by Fumiya's complete ignorance of everyday social dynamics, Aoi decides to mentor him through the ultimate game—life. As Fumiya tackles the challenges of social interactions and relationships, he slowly improves his position in the grand scheme of existence.

In "The Hidden Dungeon Only I Can Enter," Noir Stalgia comes from a noble lineage but is stuck at the lowest rung of society, constantly facing scorn and ill-treatment. His sole asset is a special ability to consult the Great Sage, an oracle that can answer any question. After failing to land a job as a librarian, Noir decides to enroll in the Hero Academy to strengthen himself and survive the harsh reality he lives in. Following the Great Sage's guidance, he ventures into a hidden dungeon in the mountains, where he meets Olivia Servant, a captive girl bound in chains. Olivia grants Noir the power to alter reality, but this gift comes with a heavy cost: each use drains his life force, endangering his existence. To replenish his vitality, Noir must engage in sensual acts, like kissing his childhood friend. Armed with these newfound abilities, Noir begins his journey at the Hero Academy, forming connections and aiding his companions as they face future challenges.

Following the Fourth Impact, Shinji, Asuka, and Rei—marooned without their Evangelions—find shelter in one of the few remaining sanctuaries of humanity on the ruined Earth. There, each of the three lives a life far removed from their days as an Evangelion pilot. Yet the world remains far from safe. Another impact looms on the horizon—one destined to prove the true end of Evangelion. At last, the Human Instrumentality Project is set in motion, and WILLE mounts a final, grueling stand to prevent the Final Impact. The film exists in several versions, as indicated by the version number: • 3.0+1.0: March 8, 2021 — The original theatrical release. • 3.0+1.01: June 12, 2021 — A second theatrical release featuring updated cuts of various scenes without altering the film's overall story. • 3.0+1.11: March 8, 2023 — A home media release set for the two-year anniversary of the film.

In "Girlfriend, Girlfriend," Naoya Mukai rejoices when his long-time friend Saki Saki finally agrees to become his girlfriend after multiple confessions. Committed to nurturing their bond, Naoya dedicates himself to showering Saki with affection. However, his world turns chaotic when Nagisa Minase, who has been planning for months, also confesses her feelings to him. Despite turning down Nagisa, Naoya finds himself captivated by her irresistible charm and persistence. Wanting to satisfy both Saki and Nagisa, Naoya comes up with a bold plan: all three will date each other simultaneously, with complete honesty. This unusual arrangement sparks a series of amusing and bizarre situations as the trio navigates their unique relationship.

In "Combatants Will Be Dispatched!", Roku-gou, a top operative of the villainous Kisaragi Corporation, sets out on a mission to help the company conquer the universe. His first assignment brings him to the world of Grace, where his actions could decide the planet's future. Overconfident in his combat skills, Roku-gou carries a highly arrogant attitude. Joining him is Alice Kisaragi, a young android who bears the corporation's name. When they reach the kingdom's border, they encounter Snow, the leader of the royal guard. Snow presents a broken legendary relic, and Roku-gou seizes the chance for a desired promotion. During a sacred ceremony, he twists the incantation with a humiliating phrase. In punishment, the princess forces Roku-gou to serve as an honorary knight, a role that accidentally lets him infiltrate the kingdom's high ranks. Now part of the inner circle, Roku-gou must help his new allies fight the Demon Lord's Army while still carrying out his duties as a wicked agent for the Kisaragi Corporation.

In the series Kemono Jihen, Kohachi Inugami, a private detective who handles cases involving the supernatural, is summoned to a remote farming village by an innkeeper to investigate strange incidents where livestock are found either rotting or torn apart. When he arrives, Inugami notices an unusual boy working in the fields, a child the villagers avoid and call "Dorotabou" because of his strong smell. Surprised by the attention from an adult, Dorotabou is caught off guard. Intrigued, Inugami decides to involve Dorotabou in the investigation despite the villagers' objections. As they work together, Dorotabou discovers a hidden world where Kemono—beast-like beings—live alongside humans, a finding that gives his otherwise empty existence a new sense of purpose.

After his family died in an explosion, Mirai Kakehashi lived a miserable life full of suffering and despair under the care of his indifferent relatives. At his lowest point, about to jump off a cliff to his death, he unexpectedly falls into a trance and meets Nasse, a celestial guardian angel. Nasse gives him two incredible powers and urges him to keep living. Empowered with these new abilities, Mirai finally experiences the freedom he had been missing. Soon, he is pulled into a deadly competition against eleven other participants, where the ultimate prize is becoming the next God. Driven by his desire to hold onto his newfound chance for happiness, Mirai is determined to do whatever it takes to keep this opportunity.

In "The Detective Is Already Dead," Kimihiko Kimizuka keeps getting caught up in criminal incidents against his own wishes. His life is thrown into chaos when he is kidnapped and placed on a hijacked plane. During this crisis, he encounters Siesta, a mysterious silver-haired woman who single-handedly resolves the situation. Siesta, who reveals herself as a legendary detective, asks Kimihiko to become her partner. Though he initially refuses, her persistent persuasion eventually leads him to join her on a worldwide journey to confront various threats to humanity. Three years of thrilling and joyful adventures come to an abrupt end when Siesta unexpectedly dies. Heartbroken, Kimihiko tries to erase all memories of her, but as he interacts with new people, he realizes that Siesta's influence on his life remains unforgettable.

Once every thousand years, the gods from Greek, Norse, and Hindu mythologies convene to evaluate humanity. Disgusted by human greed, the divine assembly decides to eradicate the species. Just as the extermination order is set to be executed, Brunhilde, one of the 13 Valkyries of Valhalla, intervenes to offer humanity a last opportunity. She suggests a Ragnarök tournament in which 13 of the strongest human fighters will compete against 13 gods in individual combat. Though the gods initially mock her proposal, Brunhilde manipulates their vanity to establish a binding contract. Her objective is to assemble the most formidable champions from the previous millennium and lead them to triumph before they fall.

In the peaceful countryside far from Zoltan's demon-infested borders, Red, a D-Rank adventurer, finally achieves his long-held dream of running an apothecary and enjoying a quiet life through his own efforts. This tranquility is disrupted when Rit, the princess of the Duchy of Loggervia and also an adventurer, abandons her royal duties to live with him and help at his shop. Though Red appears to be a genuine and friendly person respected by everyone, he hides a secret connection to Rit—Red is actually Gideon, the older sibling of Ruti Ragnason, the Hero. After their victory over the Demon Lord, Red was cast out of the Hero's party by Ares Drowa, the Sage, who deemed him insufficiently powerful and insignificant. Even though Red left the party to start a new life with Rit, his past continues to resurface and cast shadows over his present.

In The Slime Diaries, Rimuru Tempest balances battling monsters and managing diplomatic ties with neighboring lands while overseeing his kingdom and everyday duties. From expanding the fields during the scorching summer to removing snow in the freezing winter, Rimuru and his comrades confront every obstacle that arises.

Kyouya Hashiba is in a bind. At 28, after leaving his stable office job to pursue his dream of working in video games, he is now unemployed and back living with his parents. He regrets not choosing an arts college and feels resentment toward his former peers, who have become part of the successful Platinum Generation. When he mysteriously wakes up ten years in the past, Kyouya sees this as an opportunity to change his fate. In this new timeline, Kyouya decides to study art at Oonaka University of Art. There, he meets Eiko Kawasegawa, who was once his intern supervisor, and becomes friends with his new roommates: Aki Shino, a talented but secretive artist; Nanako Kogure, a naturally gifted singer and actress; and Tsurayuki Rokuonji, a prolific writer. Together, these future members of the Platinum Generation collaborate on various creative projects, inspiring each other to reach their full artistic potential and achieve the success they have always dreamed of.

At sixteen, Yuri Honjou sees a gruesome killing with an axe, which makes her run into an empty building where all the ways out mysteriously close shut after her. Scared and by herself, she goes up to the roof and finds a strange scene of empty tall buildings spreading without end around her. With no chance left, Yuri decides to keep going and find her brother, who she finds out is also stuck in this odd world. But, killers wearing masks who enjoy pain and murder might stop her journey before it starts.

Thirty-six students and their school are suddenly transported into an infinite void. As some of them start manifesting supernatural abilities, a divide grows among the group, driven by a sense of alienation. The student council attempts to enforce order, but the empowered students push back against the rigid control. In the midst of this conflict, they learn that this strange dimension has its own set of rules essential for survival. When one student takes a bold action, the school shifts to yet another dimension. To cope with the trials and conditions of each new world, the students must uncover the truth behind their predicament and find a way back to their original world.

In a trading company, saleswoman Futaba Igarashi has held her job for nearly two years, thanks mostly to the support of her senpai, Harumi Takeda. Because of her small stature, Takeda frequently teases Igarashi and treats her like a child, which frustrates her greatly. Still, Igarashi recognizes Takeda's dependability, as he is always prepared to assist when problems arise at work. As they spend more time together, their bond grows beyond a simple professional relationship.

In "Welcome to Demon School! Iruma-kun Season 2," Iruma Suzuki continues to thrive among demons while keeping his human identity a secret. His main goal now is to climb the ranks within this demonic world. His progress hits a snag when his club gets dissolved, forcing him to join the student council, which is known for its strict discipline. The council's president, Amelie Azazel, who is also Iruma's friend, runs things with a firm hand. Despite the overwhelming rules and tight schedule, Irumu stays determined to prove himself and help Amelie and the rest of the council. Trouble arises when Amelie's personality undergoes a drastic change under mysterious circumstances, putting the council's reputation at risk. Can Iruma restore order and stop the school from descending into chaos?

In "The Faraway Paladin," Will is reborn into a different world after a mundane life. Waking up, he finds himself cared for by a skeleton, a ghost, and a mummy in the crumbling ruins of an old city. These three undead beings raise him as family: Blood the skeleton teaches him combat, Gus the ghost instructs him in magic, and Mary the mummy guides him in faith and responsibility. They instill in him the value of love. As Will grows and learns about his surroundings, he prepares to enter the wider world. This transition involves a serious rite of passage where young people pledge loyalty to a deity, with the strength of their dedication affecting the divine favor they receive. With his departure approaching, Will confronts the truth behind his guardians' identities and steps into a world they barely know. Through this, he learns that every promise comes with a price.