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At the core of the underground music scene stands Detroit Metal City (DMC), an extreme death metal group infamous for their dark and provocative image. Their flamboyant frontman, Johannes Krauser II, is rumored to be a demonic entity sent to conquer humanity, and DMC rules the scene. Yet beneath Krauser II lurks Souichi Negishi, an ordinary university graduate. Soft-spoken, gentle, and a fan of Swedish pop, Negishi only performs with DMC to pay his bills. "Detroit Metal City" comically follows his struggle to balance his chaotic band life, a budding romance, and the fanatical devotion of his followers.

In "The Outcast Season 1," college student Zhang Chulan goes back to his family's ancestral village and learns that his grandfather Zhang Xilin's grave has been violated. While looking into the cemetery, he is assaulted by a thief who pretends to be Zhang Xilin's granddaughter. Surrounded by a horde of undead raised by the grave robber who took his grandfather's corpse, Zhang Chulan manages to escape using the qi techniques his grandfather had taught him. Returning to his normal life as a student, Zhang Chulan is shocked to encounter the same tomb raider, Feng Baobao. Baobao works for a government organization that oversees outcasts known as qi users and forces Zhang Chulan to join a courier company that acts as a cover for their secret operations. Amid the conflict between various factions fighting for the mysterious power supposedly inherited by Zhang Chulan from his grandfather, he must navigate the dangerous world of outcasts and choose his allies carefully to survive.

In response to the mysterious disappearances of four ninjas, each with a distinct bloodline limit, from different nations, Kakashi Hatake, Naruto Uzumaki, Sakura Haruno, and Sai embark on a mission to investigate. Upon finding these missing ninjas and reporting their findings to the Hokage, Tsunade, their plans are abruptly interrupted when Hiruko, a former Konohagakure shinobi driven by an insatiable desire for power, surfaces. He has assimilated the unique abilities of the vanished ninjas, rendering him nearly invincible, and he is just one more bloodline limit away from starting a global conquest. Konohagakure faces suspicion from other nations due to its historical connection with Hiruko, leading to Tsunade receiving an ultimatum to address the situation. With limited options, Tsunade agrees to a risky and potentially fatal strategy suggested by Kakashi. Naruto, however, is unwilling to let this plan proceed, defying the Hokage's order and vowing to save Kakashi, ready to confront both friends and foes in the process.

Motivated by the encouragement of her late grandfather, Chizuru Mizuhara teams up with her friend Kazuya Kinoshita to start a crowdfunding campaign for an independent film, hoping to fulfill her grandparents' dream before she loses her grandmother. Caught in the turmoil caused by encounters with Kazuya's persistent "trial" girlfriend, Ruka Sarashina; their interfering new neighbor, Mini Yaemori; and Chizuru's reserved coworker, Sumi Sakurasawa, the group comes together to hit their funding target and begin shooting. As the film moves forward, Chizuru and Kazuya draw closer and deal with their shifting emotions toward one another.

Taking place one year before the events of the main Soul Eater storyline, Soul Eater NOT! functions as both a spin-off and a companion story. At the Death Weapon Meister Academy, people born with the ability to transform into weapons train alongside their potential partners, called Meisters, in order to refine their natural abilities. In the primary series, students belong to the Especially Advantaged Talent class, where they are prepared to serve as protectors of justice and face dangers that threaten lives and the world. However, other DWMA students have weaker gifts. Those categorized as Normally Overcome Targets focus more on learning to control their powers than on combat training. One such student is Tsugumi Harudori, a newcomer who can turn into a halberd. She becomes friends with Meisters Meme Tatane and Anya Hepburn, and struggles with deciding which one should become her partner. As they adjust to academy life and grow their skills, their everyday experiences demonstrate that being a student here is far from normal.

In the oppressive heat of South America, Michiko Malandro, a hardened criminal, breaks out of a maximum-security prison for the fourth time, driven by her search for a man from her past. Her path crosses with Hana Morenos, a young girl enduring the cruel conditions of her foster home, who yearns for a rescuer to set her free. She never expects this savior to be Michiko, a muscular fugitive who arrives on a stolen motorcycle, claiming to be Hana’s mother. This unlikely pair sets off on a journey across the harsh landscape of Diamandra, confronting dangers such as betrayal, poverty, and hidden child trafficking rings. Yet, word of Michiko’s pursuit reaches the criminal syndicate Monstro Preto, sparking the beginnings of a gang war. Michiko & Hatchin follows a group of diverse individuals with clashing motives, brought together by their search for a single mysterious figure.

In a world devastated by monstrous creatures known as Limbeekoon or Filth Monsters, humanity has taken refuge inside enormous moving cities called Regios, where people learn to wield special weapons known as Dite by channeling the energy of Kei to protect themselves. In the Academy City of Zuellni, Layfon Alseif hopes to start over and leave his past behind. But his history draws the interest of Karian Loss, the manipulative Student Council President, and Nina Antalk, a Military Arts student and captain of the 17th Military Arts Platoon, who quickly sees his skill and decides he is the ideal recruit for her team. However, with a secret past that refuses to let him go and extraordinary abilities beyond the ordinary, Layfon may not simply go along with it.

Is there a genetic predisposition to insanity? Shougo Mikadono is starting to wonder, because the conditions of his late father's will seem completely absurd—and trying to follow them might drive him crazy too. The premise sounds straightforward enough: before Shougo can claim his very substantial inheritance, he simply has to enroll at a specific new school and find a suitable girl to marry. A bit unromantic, but certainly doable, right? After all, the girls appear friendly enough, so all Shougo needs is to find one he shares something in common with. EXCEPT—and here's the catch—it turns out he shares way too much in common with one of them, because that girl is actually his long-lost sister! And he has no clue which one she is. Can Shougo meet and woo his future wife without committing something deeply immoral? Will he manage to find his bride without veering into the wrong gene pool? And if his little sister does come forward, just how much will be exposed, and under what circumstances?

Following the intense conflicts in Iga, Kokujou Island, Rakuyou, and various confrontations with the Tenshouin Naraku and Tendoshuu, Gintama's Porori-hen revisits the times when the Yorozuya primarily focused on their regular odd jobs. The famous space hunter Umibouzu comes back to Edo and becomes enraged when he discovers that his daughter, Kagura, has a boyfriend. He blames Gintoki for not fulfilling his duties as a protector, but this might be the opportunity for him to loosen his grip on her. The series returns to its trademark parodies, adult humor, and strong camaraderie, with Gintoki, Kagura, and Shinpachi encountering unexpected scenarios that are both hilariously entertaining and deeply moving.

In a world where Japan's rail networks remain under government control, guaranteeing their success, Naoto Takayama hopes to join Japan National Railways for the steady income and comfort it provides. To reach this objective, he enrolls in a rigorous training program that tests his knowledge of trains and his capability to manage any scenario. Throughout his training, Naoto meets other participants including the sporty Aoi Sakura, the perpetually famished Sho Iwaizumi, and the walking encyclopedia Haruka Komi. As they advance through their intense training, they confront various obstacles like pickpockets, bomb scares, and the growing threat from the radical "RJ" group, which seeks to privatize the railway system.

In "One Piece: Stampede," Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates arrive at the Thousand Sunny to attend the grandest pirate celebration known as the Pirates Festival. The event, orchestrated by Buena Festa, draws in leaders of the Worst Generation and even attracts Shichibukai and Marines, all enticed by the hidden treasures and secrets lurking beneath the festivities. The goal is straightforward: find one of the legendary treasures left behind by Gol D. Roger. As the rivalry heats up, fierce clashes break out among the competing pirate crews. But the competition takes an unexpected turn with the sudden appearance of an unforeseen pirate, throwing everything into chaos.

In the fourth season of Classroom of the Elite, Ayanokouji and his classmates begin their second year at Advanced Nurturing High School, confronted with tough exams and a new group of first-year students. Alliances must be formed quickly as the term starts with an unusual test pairing each second-year with a first-year for a crucial written exam. Expulsion looms for the second-year if they fail, but not for their younger partner. Adding to the complexity, one of the new students appears connected to the mysterious White Room. Ayanokouji must maneuver through these trials to avoid expulsion while uncovering this hidden danger.

In the Kingdom of Ridill, a celebrated mage called the Silent Witch gains renown as the first person able to cast spells without uttering incantations. Monica Everett, who possesses this extraordinary skill, joins the prestigious Seven Sages and earns the status of a hero after defeating a terrifying black dragon all by herself. Yet the hidden reason behind her unusual talent is her profound shyness—Monica prefers to live alone on a remote mountain peak, far from crowds. Her peaceful existence changes when one of the sages gives her a secret mission: protecting the second prince, Felix Arc Ridill, from assassination attempts. To carry this out, she must enroll as a student at Serendia Academy. Juggling her guard duties with her overwhelming social anxiety, Monica faces the toughest challenge of her life.

While Tohka is busy trying out the new cellphone that Kotori gave her, Origami confronts Shidou and insists he go on a date with her. With no way to decline, Shidou gets help from the Fraxinus crew to make sure the date ends in failure, yet every attempt he makes to get away from her proves unsuccessful... Later on, Shidou goes on a date with Tohka at an arcade. When he suggests they take a photo together, she declines and goes into the photo booth alone, then gives him a picture of herself, stating it is meant only for his eyes... Note: This is the unaired 13th episode of the TV series, bundled with the ninth volume of the original light novel.

High School DxD: Fantasy Jiggles Unleashed is a collection of 3-5 minute specials bundled with the High School DxD DVD and Blu-ray releases. These stand-alone episodes do not follow a specific storyline. In Special 1, Going Sunbathing!, the Occult Research Club heads out for a beach trip. Special 2, Issei's Private Training!, features Issei receiving magic lessons from Akeno. Special 3, A Little Bold, Koneko-Chan... Nyan!, sees Koneko's personality magically reversed, leaving her incredibly sexually active and flipping her sexual preferences. Special 4, The Untold Story of The Dress Break's Birth!, offers flashbacks detailing how Issei first discovered and eventually perfected his special move, Dress Break. In Special 5, Making Udon!, Sona and Tsubaki prepare udon for the Occult Research Club as a penalty for losing a bet, only for the noodles to come to life in a peculiar manner. Finally, Special 6, Asia Transforms!, shows Asia attempting to prove she is as wicked as any demon by using ideas from Issei's magazines, going so far as to dress like a harlot and try to seduce him.

During the Goddess Festival, a celebration held in the labyrinth city of Orario featuring statues of various fertility goddesses—including the Goddess of Beauty—Bell Cranel, having barely survived the dangerous lower levels of the dungeon, returns to his routine and looks forward to enjoying the festive mood. But his plans are abruptly disrupted when he receives a note from a girl at a hidden tavern in Orario: "Dear Bell, would you accompany me on a date during the Goddess Festival? Syr." Syr's determined invitation sets off a series of events that unsettle both Bell's life and the entire labyrinth city. Meanwhile, the Einherjar, warriors who call themselves the "strongest," begin to act.

Aileen Lauren Dautriche’s world is turned upside down when Crown Prince Cedric Jeanne Elmir breaks their engagement to pursue Lilia Rainworth. This event triggers memories of her previous life, revealing she has been reincarnated as the villainess in an otome game, fated to die in the story’s conclusion. To escape this grim outcome, Aileen decides to captivate the game’s ultimate antagonist, Claude Jeanne Elmir—the so-called "Demon King" and Cedric’s half-brother—and become his bride. This task proves difficult, as Claude is suspicious of her motives. Still, Aileen persists, seeking his love by supporting his goal of achieving harmony between humans and demonic beings. With time running out, she must alter the course of both her own doomed fate and Claude’s as well.

At the prestigious Barsburg Empire's Military Academy, students train their skills and wield Zaiphon—a power that manifests uniquely for each individual. Among them stands Teito Klein, a gifted prospect despite his past as a sklave and his lost memories. After forming a close friendship with classmate Mikage, Teito uncovers a dark link to his forgotten history. His attempt to strike back against Ayanami, a high-ranking official responsible for his father's death, fails, resulting in his imprisonment. Determined to help Teito, Mikage orchestrates his escape from the academy. Seeking sanctuary, Teito finds shelter at the 7th District Church, welcomed by its leaders. There, he struggles to evade Ayanami and the military while pursuing the truth about his past and his part in shaping the world's future.

Shun Hashimoto, an openly gay aspiring novelist from Okinawa, was abandoned by his parents after they learned he is gay. Mio Chibana, a quiet high school student and orphan, often visits the seaside. They meet one day on the beach, and Shun feels an immediate attraction to Mio. Over time, their connection grows, but Mio suddenly decides to move to the mainland. Three years later, now twenty years old, Mio returns to Okinawa with the intention of confessing his love to Shun. However, Shun's life has changed significantly during those three years. Will he be able to accept Mio's feelings and move forward in their relationship?

On the island of Regalo, the Arcana Famiglia—a supernatural organization resembling a mafia—protects the residents from danger. Every member has forged a contract with tarot cards, unlocking special abilities such as superhuman strength, invisibility, or telepathy. During his birthday celebration, Mondo, the Papa and head of the Arcana Famiglia, declares his intention to step down soon. To choose his replacement, he will host the Arcana Duello, a tournament in which the champion becomes the new Papa and receives one wish. Mondo further announces that the victor will also wed his daughter, Felicità. Furious at this decree, Felicità resolves to join the competition herself, determined to seize control of her own fate. As she fights for her independence, her rivals also compete for her affection.

Sayaka Miki's wish brought overwhelming consequences, corrupting her soul gem, driving her to despair, and ultimately costing her humanity. Homura Akemi revealed to Kyouko Sakura and Madoka Kaname the harsh truth about magical girls: when a soul gem is completely corrupted, it becomes a Grief Seed and the magical girl turns into a witch—this truth came from Homura's countless time loops as she tried to avert Madoka's tragic fate. Their distress deepened when Kyuubey confessed his real motive: he harnesses the energy generated by magical girls to sustain the universe. With the powerful witch Walpurgisnacht approaching as a threat, Homura once again swore to protect Madoka and the world from catastrophe. Weighing honoring Homura's determination against saving the world, what final choice will Madoka make? Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie Part 2: Eternal tells of an inescapable destiny and a remarkable heroine who might change it.

In the Kingdom of Clays, a dangerous situation is brewing: someone has attempted to assassinate Princess Lynneburg, and neighboring countries are ready to take advantage of the chaos to tear the kingdom apart. This looming war is set to reshape the entire continent. Unaware of these events, Noor arrives in the royal capital, determined to finally chase his lifelong dream of becoming an adventurer. But after years of training alone in the mountains, he finds that his only real skill—an extraordinary ability to "Parry" any number of blades with ease—is seen as worthless for the career he wants. Even so, Noor refuses to be discouraged and stands ready to overcome any obstacle that comes his way as he pursues his goal.

In the modern, verdant city of Kazamatsuri, famous for its lush scenery and deep Japanese traditions, lives Kotarou Tennouji, a high school student who stands out from the crowd. Proud and curious, he constantly seeks amusement, often bothering his self-proclaimed delinquent friend Haruhiko and nursing a crush on the eccentric Kotori. With a unique ability to permanently modify parts of his own body to enhance strength or agility, Kotarou is naturally attracted to the supernatural. He meets Akane Senri, the lone member and president of the Occult Research Club, known as the "Witch," which prompts the club's revival. Together with Kotori, he recruits four others: the clumsy transfer student Chihaya, the strict class representative Lucia, and the quiet Shizuru. As Kotarou investigates the hidden secrets of each club member through their shared experiences, he confronts a fate that may be only his to rewrite.

Continuing their quest for Emperor Gaz's remains, Chaika remains determined to discover her true identity and purpose. At the same time, the Red Chaika persists in chasing down the emperor's scattered body parts. The Gillette corporation keeps up its campaign to seize all the Chaikas. During their journey, they come across a hidden secret left by Emperor Gaz, prompting Chaika, Frederica, Toru, and Akari to investigate the mystery more deeply.

The boys' soft tennis team is failing, constantly outperformed by the girls' club and close to being shut down due to weak results and few members. Captain Touma Shinjou keeps searching for new players but never succeeds. The situation shifts when transfer student Maki Katsuragi impressively catches a stray cat in the classroom, catching Touma's attention. Although Maki initially refuses to participate in any clubs, Touma finally persuades him to join, accepting Maki's conditions of being paid and having club expenses covered. Once he joins, Maki's natural skill and quick progress raise the team's level, frustrating his teammates. His presence pushes and drives them to improve and take the sport seriously. As the team members uncover their own hidden strengths, they also face personal problems and the harsh realities of adolescence in middle school.

After their time in Yorknew City, Leorio Paladiknight and Kurapika look into reports of a boy with crimson eyes—a possible survivor from the once-prosperous Kurta Clan. Kurapika holds out hope of finding kin beyond himself, but an attack by someone resembling a childhood acquaintance leaves him blinded. Leorio treats Kurapika’s injuries and contacts Gon Freecss and Killua Zoldyck for help in retrieving Kurapika’s eyes. Their search brings them face-to-face with the Phantom Troupe, the very group that slaughtered the Kurta Clan five years earlier, targeting them for their distinctive red eyes that grow more vivid when enraged. In Hunter x Hunter Movie 1: Phantom Rouge, the team sets out to reclaim their friend’s eyes and capture the culprit, leading them to uncover secrets from the Phantom Troupe’s past. They also meet a girl whose presence seems connected to the mystery.

Two years have passed since Sephiroth fell and Midgar was nearly destroyed. The survivors have rebuilt their lives in the newly constructed city of Edge. Cloud Strife and Tifa Lockhart operate a courier service while caring for Marlene, Barret’s adopted daughter, and an orphan named Denzel, all working toward a brighter future. But a mysterious illness called Geostigma begins to plague Cloud, Denzel, and other children in the city. Meanwhile, a group of powerful men start kidnapping children afflicted with Geostigma. Cloud sets out to rescue them, unaware that these kidnappers are connected to his old enemy Sephiroth. This forces Cloud to confront his past and battle his inner demons. With help from the friends who once saved the world, Cloud must unite with them again to overcome these new threats and protect the children of Edge.

By February 1999, a wave of murders has Shiki Ryougi and Mikiya Kokutou on edge. The killings bear a disturbing resemblance to the homicides of 1995, when Shiki and Mikiya first met, and stir up a dark, murderous craving that has remained buried within Shiki ever since. Falling under suspicion due to her connection to the earlier deaths and her likeness to the perpetrator, Shiki and Mikiya set out to track down the real culprit. As they pursue their own separate lines of inquiry, Mikiya's worry for Shiki deepens, and he rushes to find the responsible party before Shiki's own impulses can consume her. Armed with a clue from his cousin, police investigator Daisuke Akimi, Mikiya descends into the seedy depths of Mifune City, where the fate of Shiki's soul rests on his resolve to prove her innocence once and for all.

Sakura Kusakabe is an ordinary junior high school student, but he harbors a dark secret—one that he will hold twenty years in the future. His future action: preventing women from aging past the age of twelve, thereby granting them immortality. To stop this, the angel Dokuro Mitsukai is sent from the future as an assassin, wielding a magical spiked club called Excalibolg. However, instead of killing Sakura, Dokuro chooses a different method, deciding to constantly harass him in hopes of disrupting his focus and preventing him from developing the forbidden technology. Going against her mission, Dokuro's actions lead to the dispatch of another angel, Sabato, who is assigned to carry out Sakura's assassination. Caught between Dokuro, who frequently knocks Sakura unconscious with her club before reviving him with the chant "Pipiru piru piru pipiru pi," and Sabato, who wields an electrified baton, Sakura's once-normal life becomes anything but peaceful.

Jun Sakurada has withdrawn from school and spends his days at home, habitually ordering products online with the intent of returning them before the trial period expires. His routine shatters when he discovers a cryptic note asking whether he would wind something. Agreeing without thinking, Jun sets off a chain of unforeseen events. A parcel soon arrives containing a mechanical doll. After winding her, the doll—Shinku, the fifth creation in the Rozen Maiden series—stirs to life, revealing a proud and commanding personality. Shinku explains that she and her sisters are part of a special line crafted by the legendary dollmaker Rozen, and they are locked in a contest called the Alice Game. In this competition, each doll relies on a human partner to help them triumph; the winner transforms into a real girl capable of meeting their creator. As more dolls appear in Jun's home, the situation grows increasingly complicated. An old rival of Shinku's emerges, and the resulting conflicts and battles pull Jun deeper into the dolls' world.

In "The Ancient Magus' Bride Season 2," Chise Hatori, an apprentice mage, receives an invitation to join the College, a prestigious academy for sorcerers, so she can investigate and possibly remove the curses burdening her. Though her fiancé, Elias Ainsworth, has doubts, Chise decides to enroll, hoping it will help her break her habit of putting herself in harm's way. Right from the start, Chise fascinates both her fellow students and teachers, none of whom have ever witnessed a mage at work. Yet a sinister scheme unfolds within the College, and Chise must figure out who she can trust and who she cannot to stop this malicious plan.

In Japanese mythology, a "tsukumogami" is an object that gains a soul and becomes sentient. These spirits exist in two types: the mature "tsugumomo," which form from long-lasting harmonious relationships with their owners, and the aberrant "amasogi," which are premature spirits created to satisfy the destructive desires of specific individuals. Kazuya Kagami has kept his mother's obi close ever since her death, carrying it with him wherever he goes. One day, he barely escapes death when attacked by an amasogi in the form of a wig. Just as he thinks it's over, his cherished obi comes to his rescue, transforming into a beautiful girl named Kiriha, a tsugumomo that belonged to Kazuya's mother. With Kiriha's arrival, Kazuya discovers a new world filled with deities and tsukumogami, a realm he never knew existed.

As World War II begins, intelligence on other nations' social and economic conditions becomes vital. In response, Japan creates a secret espionage unit called the "D Agency." Led by Lieutenant Colonel Yuuki, eight highly trained agents are tasked with infiltrating and monitoring key global powers, transmitting crucial wartime intelligence back to Japan. These operatives have undergone rigorous training to endure extreme conditions and possess expertise in fields like communications and linguistics. Yet their most powerful skill is the ability to manipulate others to extract the essential information needed to strengthen Japan's strategic advantage.

Ray White, the first commoner ever admitted to the prestigious Arnold Academy of Sorcery, is met with immediate hostility from many of the noble students upon his arrival. Unbeknownst to them, Ray is the legendary Iceblade Sorcerer—a pivotal hero from a past war and one of the seven most powerful sorcerers in existence. Despite his formidable reputation, Ray desires nothing more than to experience a normal school life, something he has never had before. With his friendly nature, Ray quickly forms deep bonds with several key students at the academy. However, as mysterious forces with sinister intentions begin to stir, Ray may be forced to reveal his true power in order to protect the relationships that give meaning to his new life.

At Seton Academy, where students from various animal species attend, Jin Mazama is one of the few human students and harbors a deep dislike for animals. His life changes when he meets Ranka Ookami, a lively lone wolf without a pack or friends. Ranka keeps trying to get Jin to join her pack, but he consistently refuses. Meanwhile, Jin meets another human student, Hitomi Hino, and quickly becomes infatuated with her. As they grow closer, they start a cooking club. Despite some initial friction, Ranka ends up joining the club as well. The story follows this group—including a charming koala, a laid-back blonde sloth, and a sassy cat—as they come together in their new club. It is a heartwarming and funny tale of how friendships can form between very different creatures.

In Gungrave, Brandon Heat and Harry MacDowel are inseparable friends living carefree lives filled with petty fights, chasing girls, and occasional thefts. Their idyllic existence is shattered when they encounter the brutal reality of their world. This awakening leads them into the clutches of Millennion, the most infamous mafia organization in the area, where they begin their journey at the lowest rung. Harry harbors ambitions of ascending to the top position in Millennion, aiming to replace Big Daddy, the syndicate’s chief. Meanwhile, Brandon’s primary goal is to aid Harry and win favor with Big Daddy, who holds the heart of the woman Brandon adores. Drawing inspiration from a third-person shooter video game, Gungrave unfolds as a compelling narrative of camaraderie, treachery, and ambition over a span of several years. The series loops back to its tense opening episode, steadily building up to a climactic conclusion.

College student Miyako Hoshino usually keeps to herself, preferring to spend her time making cosplay outfits in her room rather than going out. When her fifth-grade sister Hinata brings home a classmate named Hana Shirosaki, Miyako is immediately taken by Hana's adorable looks. Determined to grow closer to Hana, Miyako tries every tactic she can think of—dressing Hana up in cosplay and plying her with candy. Though her early efforts leave a bad impression on Hana, Miyako refuses to give up and will go to any length to connect with the angel-like girl who has entered her life.

Remastered version of the Majin Buu saga that adheres more to the manga's story.

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

In Mitakihara City, Madoka Kaname and her best friend Sayaka Miki live ordinary lives as middle school students until they encounter Kyuubey, a mysterious feline creature that promises to grant any wish they desire in exchange for becoming magical girls and fighting witches, who are embodiments of evil. Local veteran magical girl Mami Tomoe demonstrates how to hunt witches, but the cryptic warning from the new transfer student Homura Akemi against making a pact with Kyuubey remains unexplained. Though initially hesitant after witnessing the harsh realities of battling witches, the girls consider rejecting Kyuubey's offer. However, when a new magical girl appears in the city and Sayaka decides to make a wish to help someone she cares about, the situation quickly worsens, exposing the dark truth behind their powers and the severe cost of their wishes.

In the wrestling ring, professional wrestler Genzou Shibata, known as the legendary "Animal Mask," captivates crowds with his formidable physique and his charismatic tiger persona. Yet beneath this imposing exterior lies a passionate animal lover. Midway through a pivotal World Championship match against his archrival, the Macadamian Ogre, Genzou is suddenly transported to a fantastical realm by a princess seeking aid for her monster-plagued kingdom. His immediate response? A swift knockout with a German suplex. Stranded in this unfamiliar land, Genzou decides to pursue a new path as a beast hunter, capturing and forming bonds with various creatures. With the companionship of Shigure, a wolf-girl; Hanako, a dragon-girl; and Carmilla Vanstein, a vampire, the wrestler embarks on numerous perilous missions, all while dreaming of one day opening his own pet shop.

In Asu no Yoichi!, Yoichi Karasuma spends his entire youth secluded in the mountains, honing the Soaring Wind, Divine Wind swordsmanship style under his father's strict training. By age seventeen, he has fully mastered the technique but begins to crave new experiences. His father then sends him to a modern dojo in the city so he can further develop his skills and learn how to live in contemporary society. Completely unfamiliar with current social norms, Yoichi's behavior and traditional samurai attire frequently cause amusing misunderstandings. After moving in with the Ikaruga sisters at their dojo, his lack of knowledge about everyday etiquette leads to one comedic situation after another. The story follows Yoichi as he tries to adapt to his strange new environment, struggling to fit into the modern world while building relationships with his new family.

Misato Kurihara was never able to enjoy close friendships or an ordinary lifestyle due to her outstanding personality. When she dies unexpectedly, she appears in a divine realm and is granted a single wish before her reincarnation. Wanting a normal life, she asks to be reborn with average abilities in the world she is about to enter. Reborn as Adele von Ascham, a noble’s daughter, she quickly discovers that her magical power is far beyond what anyone would call average. Undeterred, she leaves home and enrolls under the alias "Mile" at a hunter school in a different kingdom, aiming to lead an unremarkable life. Yet, as she encounters one strange situation after another, keeping her extraordinary abilities hidden grows more and more difficult.

In "Tenchi Muyo! War on Geminar," Kenshi Masaki is abducted and transported to the planet Geminar by a secret organization. To secure a way back home, he agrees to help them with their plan to assassinate the newly crowned Empress of the Shtrayu Empire, Lashara Aasu XXVIII, using a giant robot known as a Sacred Mechanoid. Though the assassination attempt is thwarted, Lashara notices Kenshi's extraordinary skills and orders that her attacker be taken alive. When she learns the pilot is male—a rarity on Geminar—she decides to spare him and instead makes him her personal attendant. Now serving as Lashara's aide, Kenshi accompanies her to the Holy Land, an academy that trains Sacred Mechanoid pilots. While he draws much attention, Kenshi remains unaware of a sinister plot unfolding within the school, one that could trigger a worldwide war.

In a world suspended among the clouds, numerous islands float through the sky. On the mysterious island of Zinkenstill, a boy named Gran lives alongside his winged lizard companion, Vyrn. Their peaceful existence is disrupted when they come across Lyria, a young girl escaping from the Erste Empire, a powerful military regime aiming to conquer the world with its formidable forces. To evade capture by the Empire, Gran and Lyria embark on a journey across the endless skies, guided by a letter from Gran’s father that reads, "I will be waiting at Estalucia, the Island of Stars."

In the fourth season of Initial D, Takumi Fujiwara joins forces with Ryousuke and Keisuke Takahashi to form "Project D." The group has two main purposes: Ryousuke wants to perfect his "High-Speed Street Racing Theory," while Keisuke and Takumi aim to sharpen their driving skills by taking on tough rivals on dangerous mountain roads. Project D plans to compete against street racing teams from multiple prefectures, striving to set the best times on both uphill and downhill runs. To pull in the strongest challengers, Ryousuke creates a website to announce Project D's upcoming races and share the team's results. This fourth entry in the Initial D series follows the members of Project D through their trials and victories as they work to become the top street racing crew beyond Gunma Prefecture.

After dying, "I" is cast out of the cycle of reincarnation because of the sin "I" committed. An angel announces that "I" has won a lottery, and the prize is a chance to recall that sin. The soul of "I" enters the body of Makoto, a 14-year-old boy who committed suicide, and "I" tries to retrace those lost memories. Oppressed by Makoto's terrible circumstances and by the guilt of borrowing his body, "I" slowly comes to a realization: people hurt each other because the world is so colorful that no one can tell their own true color from the colors of others. Based on the award-winning first-person narrative novel by Mori Eto, the movie won several awards in Japan.

Komichi Akebi has always loved sailor uniforms, so she asked her mother to make one for her if she got into Roubai Academy, the school her mother used to attend. When she is accepted into this prestigious school, Komichi is overjoyed. But she finds out the middle school no longer requires sailor uniforms, which makes her stand out from her classmates. Even so, she is allowed to keep wearing her favorite outfit. Feeling more confident, Komichi meets interesting classmates and starts a new chapter of school life with them. As different chances open up for them, an exciting future is waiting!