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Fourteen years after the Third Impact devastated Earth and shattered human civilization, Shinji Ikari remains a stranger to those he once knew. After being rescued from the depths of space by Asuka Langley Shikinami and Mari Illustrious Makinami, Shinji discovers he is now a prisoner of WILLE, a military faction commanded by his former guardian, Misato Katsuragi. His former allies now view him with distrust and detachment, refusing to offer aid as he struggles with the consequences of his own actions. Confused and deeply wounded, Shinji is eventually freed from WILLE by Rei Ayanami and returns to NERV headquarters. There, he encounters Kaworu Nagisa, an enigmatic figure who offers him comfort and reveals the truth behind NERV's ongoing struggle against the Angels. Despite this new bond, Shinji and Kaworu soon face a looming conflict where their adversaries are no longer Angels but his former comrades. In this brutal battle to decide the fate of the world, Shinji comes to the realization that the past cannot be rewritten.

In the neon-drenched city of Kansai, where cybernetic billboards mask a dark criminal underworld with the illusion of a technological utopia, outlaws known as Akudama operate from the shadows. While the Kansai police prepare to publicly execute Cutthroat, a notorious murderer responsible for 999 deaths, a mysterious message reaches select high-ranking Akudama offering a massive bounty for Cutthroat's release. An unknown entity then initiates a scheme that gathers these dangerous figures, transforming the planned execution into a scene of intense, chaotic violence.

The first season of the Monogatari Series, third installment out of six, covering the Koyomi Vamp storyline from the Kizumonogatari light novel. During the spring of his second year in high school, Koyomi Araragi encountered the stunning vampire Kiss-Shot Acerola-Orion Heart-Under-Blade. Finding Kiss-shot near death with all four of her limbs severed, Koyomi chose to rescue her—but the price was becoming her servant and a vampire himself. "If you wish to return to being human, you must recover all of Kiss-shot's limbs." Guided by the advice of Meme Oshino, a specialist in the occult, Koyomi steels himself for the coming conflict. Lying in wait are three formidable vampire hunters: Dramaturgy, a colossal vampire hunter who is himself a vampire; Episode, a half-vampire wielding an enormous cross; and Guillotinecutter, a soft-spoken man who has made a career of slaying the undead. Can Koyomi reclaim Kiss-shot's limbs from these fearsome adversaries? Beneath the gentle spring drizzle, the stage is set for an inevitable, blood-soaked showdown…

In a world where gods have descended, adventurer guilds known as "familia" serve as bases for heroes to prove their worth. These groups enable members to explore, hunt monsters, gather resources, or simply live their daily lives. The narrative of Sword Oratoria: Is It Wrong to Try to Pick Up Girls in a Dungeon? On the Side unfolds in Orario, a vibrant city centered on adventure. Ais Wallenstein, the acclaimed Sword Princess, and Lefiya Viridis, a young mage, are key members of the legendary Loki Familia, famed for their monster-slaying abilities. Together with their allies, they descend into the Tower of Babel to probe the dungeon lurking beneath. This perilous labyrinth, teeming with deadly creatures, acts as a training ground where Ais sharpens her swordsmanship, while Lefiya aims to surpass Riveria Ljos Alf, the vice-captain of the Loki Familia, and secure the title of the region's strongest mage.

For nine generations, the Shikada family has operated Dagashi Kashi, a traditional Japanese candy shop nestled in a quiet rural setting. Kokonotsu Shikada dreams of becoming a manga artist and steadfastly refuses to inherit the family business, causing deep disappointment for his father. His life shifts when the eccentric Hotaru Shidare arrives with the goal of recruiting Kokonotsu's father for the prestigious Shidare Corporation. Although her initial offer is rejected, the elder Shikada proposes a condition: he will reconsider if Hotaru can persuade Kokonotsu to take charge of the shop. Consequently, Hotaru sets out to demonstrate the true joy and nostalgia of traditional dagashi to the reluctant young man.

In the quiet town of Tomoeda, ten-year-old Sakura Kinomoto lives an ordinary life as a fourth grader until she discovers a mysterious deck called "The Clow." While examining this new treasure, she accidentally releases a powerful gust of wind that scatters the cards across the city. This incident awakens Keroberos, known simply as "Kero," the Beast of the Seal. He informs Sakura that she has freed the Clow Cards, magical beings created by the sorcerer Clow Reed. Each card possesses immense power and acts on its own, making them a serious threat once unbound. Consequently, Sakura must step up to neutralize this danger. Designated as the "Cardcaptor" and given the Sealed Key, Kero charges her with finding and capturing every wayward Clow Card. Assisted by her best friend Tomoyo Daidouji and guided by Kero's instruction, Sakura must balance her daily life as a student with her duties as the magical guardian, Cardcaptor Sakura.

In Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc, Denji swiftly adapts to his duties as a devil hunter within the Public Safety Bureau. His world is shaken when Makima, a senior hunter, invites him on a date, deepening his loyalty and devotion to her. Shortly thereafter, Denji encounters Reze, a cheerful and bold cafe worker whose vibrant nature captivates him, leading him to frequent her workplace and forge a closer bond. Unbeknownst to Denji, his growing connection with Reze carries repercussions that extend far beyond a simple choice between two romantic interests.

In the wake of the catastrophic clash with the Paranormal Liberation Front, trust in Japan's hero society has crumbled. To stand against the terrifying tandem of Tomura Shigaraki and All For One, All Might summons Star and Stripe, his Western ally and the world's mightiest female hero. Yet, All For One launches an interception to seize her extraordinary Quirk before she and her fleet can reach Japanese shores. While Endeavor, Hawks, and Best Jeanist race toward the meeting point, Star and Stripe executes a bold maneuver to ensure the safety of her companions.

In A Certain Magical Index II, the escalating tension between the magical world and Academy City compels Touma Kamijou to depend on his negation ability to protect those he holds dear, battling both espers and magicians. He is supported by trusted allies and faced with new enemies, some of whom forge alliances while others lurk in the shadows, all contributing to the increasingly complex struggle. As a sequel to the action and comedy series, the story follows Touma and his companions as they face a conflict of greater magnitude. The looming threat of war becomes more pronounced, laying the groundwork for another major clash between magic and science in the battles to come.

In Heaven, young angels must reside among humans to finish their training and become full-fledged angels. Gabriel White Tenma, the top student in her class, initially believes her mission is to spread happiness. However, upon arriving on Earth, she becomes obsessed with video games, transforms into a hikikomori, dubs herself a "Fallen Angel," and loses interest in everything else. This behavior frustrates Vignette April Tsukinose, a demon who befriended Gabriel during their early days on Earth. Although Vignette attempts to help Gabriel return to her former self, Gabriel remains perfectly content with her new lifestyle. On Earth, the pair encounters Raphiel Ainsworth Shiraha, an angel from Gabriel's class with sadistic tendencies, and Satanichia McDowell Kurumizawa, a clumsy demon who dreams of ruling the Underworld. Gabriel DropOut chronicles the everyday antics of these four characters as they navigate life on Earth without truly grasping what it means to be an angel or a demon.

Following the defeat of the Demon Lord Clayman, Rimuru Tempest and Diablo strive to solidify Tempest's standing, bringing the war with the Falmuth Kingdom to a close. The nation thrives as an influx of immigrants arrives and the Jura Forest integrates, leading to significant growth. While Rimuru has successfully ushered in an era of peace, the long-term stability of this tranquility remains in question. Concurrently, Yuuki Kagurazaka and Kazalim conspire with the Harlequin Alliance to destabilize Rimuru's rule, while the Western Holy Church persists in its relentless persecution of Rimuru and his non-human citizens. Every faction carefully maneuvers to advance their objectives without shattering the delicate balance. Yet, once the first move is made, the genuine battle for supreme power commences.

At an all-girls academy where she is groomed to become a refined lady, Isabella York regards her life as nothing short of imprisonment and misery. Her family's decision to hire Violet Evergarden as a private tutor, disguised as a maid, stems from her poor academic standing. At first, Isabella treats Violet with cold indifference, viewing her as an effortlessly perfect stranger. However, as they spend more time together, Isabella discovers that Violet has endured her own harrowing trials, shifting her perspective. Isabella eventually confides in Violet about losing contact with her beloved younger sister, Taylor Bartlett, and reveals her deep longing to reconnect. Drawing on her own past experiences regarding the profound power of letters, Violet suggests that Isabella compose a message to Taylor. Can Violet assist Isabella in conveying the intense emotions she holds for her estranged sibling?

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 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.

Following his triumph in the savage underground fighting arena, Baki Hanma remains dedicated to surpassing his father, Yuujirou Hanma, the planet's undisputed strongest being. His short-lived tranquility is shattered when Tokugawa Mitsunari, the tournament organizer, approaches him at school. Tokugawa discloses that five elite fighters, who are condemned prisoners from across the globe, have broken free and are making their way to Tokyo driven by a desire to taste defeat. These individuals pose a severe threat, with Baki as a primary target due to his notorious reputation; they are prepared to harm anyone, not just him. This narrative from the second manga series portrays the vicious confrontation between Japan's top fighters and these merciless outlaws from the criminal underworld.

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.

In We Never Learn: BOKUBEN, Nariyuki Yuiga, a hardworking third-year high schooler from a modest family, strives to earn the exclusive VIP scholarship that would fully fund his university education. The headmaster agrees to award him this prize on a single condition: Yuiga must tutor the school's elite students in their weakest subjects. His charges include Rizu Ogata, a mathematical prodigy who wishes to study humanities; Fumino Furuhashi, a literary genius determined to pursue science; and Uruka Takemoto, Yuiga's athletic childhood friend who struggles with every academic subject. As Yuiga navigates this peculiar tutoring duty, he faces a succession of ridiculous and humorous scenarios. With Ogata and Furuhashi pursuing paths that contradict their innate talents, Yuiga must figure out if he can genuinely help them realize their academic aspirations.

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.

As Kazuya Kinoshita and Chizuru Mizuhara enter their second year of the rental arrangement, Chizuru announces her plan to quit the rental business and become a full-time actress. Although Kazuya wants to keep their connection alive, he decides to back her dream. He attends her debut performance and is impressed by her talent, but he worries when a famous director in the audience shows interest. After the director chooses another actress and delivers a scathing critique of Chizuru's abilities, Kazuya feels driven to keep renting her weekly to help with her finances. At the same time, the return of his ex-girlfriend, Mami Nanami, muddies his emotions and causes him to question his dedication to Chizuru.

Three years ago, a portal connecting Earth to the Beyond materialized in New York City, sealing humans and interdimensional entities within an impenetrable barrier. As the metropolis was reconstructed, the district known as Hellsalem's Lot evolved into a realm where monsters, magic, and madness define daily life. Leonardo Watch, a young photographer who reluctantly acquired the "All-seeing Eyes of the Gods" by sacrificing his sister's vision for this ability, arrives in this supernatural city to investigate the origins of his newfound power. His existence shifts dramatically when he joins Libra, a clandestine organization of individuals possessing extraordinary talents who strive to uphold order amidst the perpetual chaos of Hellsalem's Lot. Leonardo's quest is just getting started. Confronted by persistent threats from otherworldly adversaries, he remains resolute in uncovering the truth behind his power and finding a means to restore his sister's sight. Blood Blockade Battlefront & Beyond chronicles Leonardo's thrilling adventures with his allies as they battle to preserve peace and stability.

In Musashino City, panic spreads following a string of assaults by a mysterious figure named Shounen Bat. This attacker zips around on rollerblades, striking victims with a gleaming gold baseball bat. The initial target is Tsukiko Sagi, a famous but withdrawn character designer, who finds herself falsely accused of masterminding the incidents. Her sole ally is Maromi, a talking pink plush toy who staunchly defends Tsukiko's innocence, even as the toy itself becomes a target. Detectives Keiichi Ikari and Mitsuhiro Maniwa are tasked with uncovering the identity of Shounen Bat. As the victim count rises, media coverage fuels public terror while disturbing rumors circulate, tightening the grip of paranoia on both children and adults. Can Ikari and Maniwa unravel the mystery of Shounen Bat before the escalating dread consumes them too?

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

Included as a special episode in the final volume of the nine Blu-ray/DVD releases, this story takes place a few months after the television series' conclusion on a quiet day in Akihabara. Okabe and the other lab members receive an invitation from Feyris to travel to America, while Mayuri and the rest make plans to reunite with Kurisu, who has returned to her laboratory in the United States. Several days later, Okabe's mad scientist alter ego, Hououin Kyouma, arrives alone at Los Angeles International Airport, where he may be taking his first step toward plunging the world into chaos.

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

Assigned to the Modern Crime Prevention Headquarters, Daisuke Kanbe is a detective of staggering wealth who partners with Haru Katou, a police officer who holds justice as their supreme priority. Their contrasting approaches often ignite ethical friction, as Haru challenges Daisuke's reliance on financial power to resolve cases, insisting that money cannot fix everything. Despite these recurring clashes, the pair must collaborate to unravel the diverse mysteries they face.

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 "Shirobako," five close friends—Aoi Miyamori, Ema Yasuhara, Midori Imai, Shizuka Sakaki, and Misa Toudou—discover their shared love for anime during their high school days at Kaminoyama High School. Together, they form an animation club and produce their first amateur anime, which they showcase at the school's cultural festival. Inspired by their initial success, they vow to work in the anime industry and dream of collaborating on a major series one day. Two and a half years later, Aoi and Ema are employed at the prestigious Musashino Animation studio. Meanwhile, the other friends face challenges in pursuing their career goals. Shizuka finds it difficult to gain recognition as a voice actress, Misa settles for a steady but unsatisfying position designing 3D models for an automobile company, and Midori pursues her ambition to be a story writer through her university studies. Through their various experiences, these young women learn that achieving their dreams requires resilience and a touch of unconventional thinking.

In "The 'Hentai' Prince and the Stony Cat," Youto Yokodera is a young man who openly embraces being perceived as a pervert. Despite his intentions, his behavior is frequently misunderstood as benign, leaving his true personality unrecognized. Upon learning of a stone cat statue capable of removing undesirable traits, Youto makes a wish to eliminate his lewd inclinations. However, this wish has a consequence; his discarded traits are transferred to someone else who desires them. Discovering that losing his lascivious thoughts did not solve his problems, Youto sets out to reclaim his discarded traits by finding those who now possess them. Unfortunately, he is not the only one who wished upon the statue, so he must not only reclaim his own traits but also rectify the situations of others impacted by his wishes.

Forty-one years ago on Planet Vegeta, the homeworld of the Saiyan race, King Vegeta observed a newborn named Broly whose latent power exceeded even that of his own son. Fearing Broly's strength might one day outgrow his son Vegeta's, the king ordered the infant exiled to the barren planet Vampa. Broly's father Paragus tried to follow and rescue his child, but their ship sustained damage, leaving both stranded on the lifeless world for years. They remained unaware that their circumstances were about to take an unforeseen turn. On Earth many years later, Goku and Prince Vegeta—believed to be the last surviving Saiyans—train together on a remote island. Their session is disrupted by the arrival of their old enemy Frieza, who forces them to locate the final wish-granting Dragon Ball on a frozen continent. Upon reaching the site, Frieza introduces his new allies Paragus and the now overwhelmingly powerful Broly. A colossal battle erupts, threatening the very survival of the world as Goku and Vegeta face Broly, a warrior whose unmatched fury is about to be unleashed.

At Otonokizaka High, the student body has shrunk to a dangerously low level, putting the school's very existence at risk. Honoka Kousaka, a second-year student, is determined to stop this from happening. Inspired by the popular idol unit A-RISE, she decides to create a school idol group to raise the school's visibility. Together with her close friends Umi Sonoda and Kotori Minami, Honoka forms μ's (pronounced "muse"), hoping it will draw more students to Otonokizaka High. But their journey is not easy. Student council president Eri Ayase is against the idea of a school idol group and will do everything she can to stop them. Also, finding more members is hard for Honoka and her friends. Their best chance is the Love Live, a national competition that showcases the most popular school idol groups. With the contest coming up, Honoka must quickly put together her team and win the Love Live to save her school from being shut down.

When a portal to another world suddenly opens on Earth, Mikado City becomes the target of an invasion by mysterious beings called "Neighbors," which are immune to conventional weapons. The Border Defense Agency is formed to fight this threat using specialized weapons known as "Triggers." Even after the portal first appeared, Neighbors continue to endanger humanity, keeping Border agents on constant alert. In this dangerous situation, trainees like Osamu Mikumo are forbidden from using their Triggers outside the base. This rule is challenged when a new transfer student in his class is tricked into entering a restricted area by bullies and then attacked by Neighbors. Driven by his beliefs, Osamu steps in, only to see the transfer student, Yuuma Kuga, easily defeat the invaders, revealing Yuuma's true nature as a disguised humanoid Neighbor.

Following his heroic actions in the Albion conflict, Saito Hiraga is granted a knighthood and elevated to the rank of a noble, leaving Louise Françoise Le Blanc de La Vallière uncertain about how this change affects their relationship. No longer simply the master of a seemingly powerless familiar, Louise struggles with the shifting dynamic between them. During a visit to a castle, she is attacked by the skilled mage Sheffield but is saved by Saito's timely intervention. The battle reveals unusual effects from Void magic, suggesting the existence of another Void user. Louise also notices that Saito's magical runes are beginning to deteriorate, prompting them to seek out the elf who once revived him. As they set out on a journey to repair the runes and restore their bond, the two must face these challenges together.

Rakurou Hizutome is a high school student who has a strange fondness for badly made video games. Known online as Sunraku, he enjoys titles that are full of bugs and unbalanced mechanics. On someone's advice, he decides to try Shangri-La Frontier, a highly popular virtual reality game, to get a break from his usual choices. Once he enters the game, Rakurou sells off most of his starting equipment for extra money, keeping only a pair of boxers, a bird mask, and a few weapons. He quickly gets absorbed in the game, carefully raising his character's level. But after fighting some tough enemies, he starts to understand the real challenge that comes with a mainstream title. Using his wide experience with games, Rakurou makes his way through the game. His unusual way of playing soon catches people's attention in Shangri-La Frontier.

In the story of Wind Breaker, Haruka Sakura has spent much of his youth isolated because of his unique appearance and difficulty connecting with others. Despite these challenges, he developed exceptional fighting skills, which became his primary source of self-worth. Upon enrolling at Furin High School, a place known for valuing physical strength over academic success, Sakura aims to become its undisputed leader. On the eve of his school's opening, Sakura gets caught in a street fight and meets some of his future classmates. Instead of rejecting him, they fight alongside him, revealing that the school's true purpose is protecting the town of Makochi. Because of this, the students call themselves "Bofurin." Initially confused by the community's acceptance and appreciation, Sakura struggles to embrace this newfound sense of belonging. As he navigates this unfamiliar kindness, Sakura must face his discomfort while Bofurin battles powerful enemies. Through this experience, he learns the value of fighting to protect others, marking a major shift in his perspective.

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?

In the lively Usagiyama Shopping District, where local shopkeepers form a tight-knit community, lives Tamako Kitashirakawa—a kind-hearted but slightly clumsy teenager who comes from a family of mochi artisans running the little Tama-ya shop. One day, Tamako encounters a peculiar talking bird named Dera Mochimazzi, who originates from a far-off land and is on a quest to find a bride for his kingdom's prince. Dera, determined in his mission, ends up at Tamako's home but quickly becomes obsessed with mochi, causing him to gain weight and lose the ability to return home. As a result, he stays with Tamako's family, becoming a cherished fixture in the district. Meanwhile, Tamako's friend Mochizou Ooji secretly holds feelings for her. Though their fathers are rival mochi makers locked in an intense competition, this rivalry might not be the only barrier between Tamako and Mochizou. As for Dera, will he ever manage to accomplish his royal duty of finding the perfect match for the prince?

In the second season of The Asterisk War, Ayato Amagiri and Julis-Alexia von Riessfeld move forward in the Phoenix Festa following an intense battle against Irene and Priscilla Urzaiz. Their progress becomes complicated when it is revealed that Ayato's powers remain sealed, a detail now exposed to their opponents. Facing this major disadvantage, the two must develop new tactics to stay in the competition. As the obstacles become more severe, they confront increasingly powerful enemies.

At the graduation ceremony's end at Katagiri High School, Kyouko Hori, her boyfriend Izumi Miyamura, and their group of friends reflect on their time together. Though their years as classmates were brief, every moment turned into a vibrant fragment of their cherished memories.

After Nagumo Hajime emerged as the sole survivor from the labyrinth that grants divine power to those who conquer it, his former classmates from the fantasy world of Tortus suffered their first major defeat. Now, accompanied by his trusted companions and the newly added Kaori Shirasaki, Nagumo continues his journey to clear each remaining labyrinth, all while striving toward his ultimate objective of returning to his home world. Meanwhile, back on Earth, the summoned heroes review their past mistakes to improve their strategy against the approaching demon army invasion. As the decisive confrontation draws near, both familiar and new enemies begin putting their sinister plans into action. Once again, Nagumo must prove his dominance against overwhelming opposition, fighting relentlessly to protect the people who matter most to him.

In a near-future setting following the last major conflict, the majority of humanity resides within a select number of city-states. For the privileged elite, life within these walls is meant to be flawless. However, for young Shion, the only thing flawless has been the ongoing nightmare his existence became after he allowed a peculiar boy named Rat to stay overnight in his apartment. After being exiled to the city's fringes and stripped of every advantage for aiding the elusive stranger who subsequently vanished, Shion now faces even graver peril. His investigation into a fresh wave of unexplained deaths leads to his arrest on charges of murder! Yet just as Shion is being transported to the city's Correctional Institute, the long-absent Rat reappears to save him. Now fugitives, the two young men have but a single path to survival: to unveil the hidden truths lurking within the sinister core of No. 6!

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.

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

Kintarou Ooe is a master of temporary work, traveling across Japan on his beloved motorcycle, the Mikazuki 5, and taking on any job that comes his way. His journeys provide him with life lessons that schools cannot teach, such as insights into political corruption and the complex dynamics of relationships with young women. As he rides the open road and meets many charming women, Kintarou pursues his passion for knowledge while managing a variety of often mundane tasks. Every job he undertakes imparts valuable lessons, and the future may hold anything—even the possibility of saving the world. The only certainty is that this adventure will be deeply rewarding.

In the quiet town of Bellforest, 14-year-old Renton Thurston longs to escape his ordinary life and join the mercenary group Gekkostate. Torn between his grandfather's push for him to become a mechanic and the shadow of his deceased father, Renton finds his only thrill in riding Trapar wave particles, a local form of air surfing. Everything changes when a strange object crashes into his home—an advanced mecha called the Nirvash typeZERO, built to ride the Trapar waves. Its pilot is Eureka, a young Gekkostate member who asks for Renton's help maintaining the machine. This chance encounter launches Renton into a new adventure as he becomes the Nirvash's co-pilot alongside Eureka.

From childhood, Elaina has been captivated by the tales in her beloved book, especially those of Nike, a famous witch celebrated for her vast travels across the world. Driven by a longing for adventure, Elaina decides to become a witch herself, and through steady determination, she ultimately achieves her goal. Now a qualified witch, Elaina sets out on her longed-for journey, meeting a diverse array of people and taking in their distinctive stories. Along the way, she explores the world’s marvels and intricacies, accepting both its splendor and its darkness, as she crafts her own grand narrative.

In the early 1900s, following the Russo-Japanese War, Saichi Sugimoto diligently searches for gold in Hokkaido. Known as "Sugimoto the Immortal" due to his bravery in combat, this former soldier aims to amass wealth to honor a promise made to his deceased best friend: to take care of his family, particularly his widow, who requires medical treatment abroad for her deteriorating vision. One evening, an intoxicated acquaintance recounts a tale of a murderer who killed several Ainu individuals and stole a vast amount of gold. Before being apprehended by law enforcement, the criminal concealed the treasure somewhere in Hokkaido. Clues to its location were left in the form of coded maps tattooed on the bodies of his fellow prisoners, who were promised a portion of the riches if they could locate it. Sugimoto initially dismisses the story but is compelled to reconsider when he finds the body of the drunken storyteller, marked with the same tattoos. Before he can process the discovery, a hungry bear attacks, intending to finish off its prey. Sugimoto is saved by Asirpa, a young Ainu girl whose father was among those killed. With Asirpa’s expertise in hunting and Sugimoto’s survival skills, they decide to team up and search for the hidden treasure. Asirpa hopes to recover what belongs to her people, while Sugimoto seeks to fulfill his friend’s final request.

In the three decades since the Samon Syndrome began transporting large numbers of young people to alternate fantasy worlds, very few who return still retain the extraordinary powers they gained in those realms. Akatsuki Ousawa, known as the "Rogue Hero," leaves the peaceful realm of Alayzard to start fresh adventures on Earth. With him is Miu, the daughter of the Demon King, who must hide her true identity by pretending to be his younger sister. They enroll at Babel, an institution dedicated to training those who possess magic from their travels between dimensions. Though the school claims to guide these gifted youths toward ethical paths for the benefit of humanity, its real objectives remain hidden from Akatsuki and Miu. Can they overcome the powerful and hostile student council while uncovering the secret schemes lurking in the shadows?

On a sweltering August 14th, Shintarou Kisaragi steps outside for the first time in two years after a quarrel with Ene, a digital girl living inside his computer. Spilling soda on his keyboard by accident forces them to find a replacement at a nearby department store, since most other shops are closed for the Obon holiday. Despite his intense anxiety about going outdoors, Shintarou cannot stand the thought of being without his computer. By chance, his first outing turns into a terrifying ordeal when a hostage situation erupts. Fortunately, Shintarou is saved by a group of teenagers called the Mekakushi Dan, who possess mysterious eye powers. Through their help, Shintarou and Ee become involved with the group. The members' abilities seem to fit together like puzzle pieces, and as their individual stories unfold, a hidden connection tying them all together begins to emerge.