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In 2043, the first full-dive VRMMO, , was released. It offered flawless simulations of all five senses and numerous cutting-edge features, giving players a world of limitless possibilities. About two years after its launch, Reiji Mukudori, a soon-to-be college freshman, acquires a copy and begins his adventure. With guidance from his experienced older brother Shuu and his companion Embryo, Reiji steps into . What wonders and trials lie ahead in this universe renowned for its stunning realism and boundless potential?

After an unexpected death, Rinko Hanasaki is reborn as Raeliana McMillan, the eldest daughter of a newly wealthy baron, and wonders if this new life is truly a blessing. In the novel she once read, Raeliana enjoyed a carefree existence until her fiancé, Lord Francis Brooks, ended it. Determined to avoid this fate, Raeliana decides to break off their engagement. But Francis refuses to let her go, forcing Raeliana to turn to a more powerful ally: Duke Noah Wynknight, the story's main character. Using her knowledge of the plot, Raeliana offers the duke a deal—she will keep his secrets if he pretends to be her fiancé. Unaware of the consequences, getting involved with a duke who reveals his true self only around her may lead to more than she ever bargained for.

Since childhood, Aoi Tsubaki has had the ability to see ayakashi—spirits from the Hidden Realm—and was raised by her grandfather, Shirou Tsubaki, who shared this gift. He taught her how to coexist with these supernatural beings. After her grandfather's sudden death, Aoi, now independent, continues her college life while using her cooking skills to defend herself from ayakashi that target humans. To keep such spirits from harming unsuspecting people, Aoi makes it her mission to feed the hungry ayakashi she meets. One day, after sharing her lunch with a strange spirit, she is transported to the Hidden Realm and learns that the spirit is actually Oodanna, an ogre-god and the "Master Innkeeper," who reveals that her grandfather owed him a debt of one hundred million yen. As collateral, Aoi is now expected to marry Oodanna. Refusing to accept that fate, she proposes instead to repay the debt through her own efforts by running a restaurant at Oodanna's inn. Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi follows Aoi's journey as she uses her culinary talents to impact the lives of the ayakashi she encounters, changing their world one meal at a time.

At Karai High School, students view Nanako Yukishiro as a charming and serene 16-year-old. Yet Nanako is no ordinary student; she is unable to speak and expresses herself through senryu, a type of 17-syllable poetry. Eiji Busujima, also 16, was a middle school delinquent but turned his life around after discovering his passion for senryu. Despite his rough appearance, Eiji grows close to Nanako through their shared membership in the Literature Club. Although Nanako cannot speak, she and Eiji find it easy to connect. "Senryu Girl" is a gentle, soothing story about these two teenagers and their everyday lives.

After a recent Akuma attack, the members of the Black Order feel hopeful as they relocate to a new base. However, soon after settling in, Allen Walker is summoned to the Central Agency, where his arm is forcibly sealed. His path leads to an unforeseen encounter with his teacher, General Cross Marian, who reveals startling truths about the mysterious 14th Noah. A series of strange events begins—a phantom thief case, the appearance of unknown Exorcists, the loss of a crucial ally, and a major clash with the Noah Family. How are these incidents connected, and what do they mean for Allen, Yuu Kanda, and their friends? These occurrences are only the first of many seemingly unrelated strange happenings that will eventually combine into a much larger picture.

A world under siege by four dark beast armies sees five humanoid races trying to expand their known territories. However, the 13 heroes sent south are quickly vanquished by Clevatess, a Lord of Dark Beasts acting on a grudge against humanity. Clevatess then attacks the capital of the Kingdom of Hiden, bringing widespread destruction. In this desperate moment, humanity finds hope by calming Clevatess's rage through Alicia Glenfall, one of the fallen heroes, whom Clevatess resurrects to help care for a baby named Luna. Luna holds humanity's destiny, and though hesitant at first, Alicia realizes that safeguarding the infant is essential to saving her people. Under a human disguise, Clevatess, along with Alicia and Luna, sets out to find a wet nurse. While Clevatess keeps his true identity hidden, Alicia handles eliminating any threats in their path. Meanwhile, neighboring kingdoms plan to assault the vulnerable Hiden, targeting the only forge capable of producing the heroes' weapons.

OVA episodes included with limited edition volumes of the manga. The first episode, Ban no Bangai-hen, explores a portion of Ban's past. The second episode is a compilation of nine short stories: "Muda na Mono Nante Nani Hitotsu" (Nothing Is Wasted), "Oshiete Danchō!!" (Teach Me Captain!), "Zanpan Shori Kishidan Danchou no Jikenbo" (Case of the Captain of the Leftover Disposal Knights), "Diane to Ban" (Diane and Ban), "Naku na, Tomo yo" (Don't Cry, My Friend), "Gilthunder no Shinjitsu" (Gilthunder's Truth), "Kekka Yokereba Subete Yoshi" (If the Results Are Good, Everything's OK), "Uso to Makoto" (Lies and Truth), and "Aibou" (Partner).

Joe Logan seems like an ordinary man enjoying a quiet life with his family in a small town. But this is merely a disguise; Joe and his family took on fake identities to flee his grim history as a feared ninja assassin. Though he managed to take down several of his former allies, Joe thought he had secured a fresh start until his family was violently murdered by members of his old clan. Somehow surviving lethal wounds, Joe wakes up in a hospital, confused as to how he is still alive. Detective Emma Samanda and her partner Mike Morris, who are investigating the deaths of the Logan family, observe a second assassination attempt targeting Joe. This time, he is ready and employs his hidden ninja abilities to quickly take out the attackers, discarding his false identity. Reclaiming his true self, Joe begins to take apart the organization he once worked for, fueled by an intense thirst for vengeance. With the help of the two detectives, Joe is resolved to destroy his past along with the painful memories attached to it.

As winter approaches, Myne, now an apprentice priestess, must prepare for church life and the upcoming Dedication Ceremony. However, her vast knowledge and unusually high mana levels have attracted the dangerous attention of many individuals who wish to exploit her powers. To protect her, the Head Priest assigns a bodyguard for Myne and proposes that she be adopted by a noble family, which would force her to be separated from her family. Myne refuses this plan, causing the Head Priest to give her a firm ultimatum: she may remain with her family until she turns ten, but if she is considered a threat, harsh actions will be taken against her. Confronted with this difficult situation, Myne is unsure of what to do. No matter what happens, she is resolved to protect her loved ones, even if that means giving up her own dreams.

The second part of Fire Force's third season. As chaos continues to spread, Shinra and the members of Special Fire Force Company 8 battle to prevent a final, world-ending inferno.

Bashful Atsuhiro "Akkun" Kagari managed to win the heart of sweet and caring Non Katagiri. Even though he struggles to show his affection through typical romantic actions like giving compliments or kisses, Akkun often behaves roughly and even rudely toward Katagiri in their everyday interactions. However, Akkun genuinely loves Katagiri and demonstrates it in his own distinctive manner, such as secretly taking photos of her and listening in on her private chats—behavior that amounts to a kind of stalking. Fortunately, Katagiri finds Akkun's actions charming and understands that his harsh words come from his shyness, not ill intent. Their friend Masago Matsuo may consider their relationship strange, but Katagiri loves her boyfriend exactly as he is.

Edward and Alphonse Elric pursue a mysterious alchemist with extraordinary abilities, following him to the impoverished valley of Milos. The Milosians are an oppressed people longing to reclaim their sacred homeland from the militaristic state of Creta, which has forcibly annexed their territory. At the heart of this political struggle is Julia Crichton, a young woman determined to restore peace and prosperity to Milos. After befriending Julia, the Elric brothers become caught up in a growing resistance movement that wields the very object they have been seeking—the Philosopher's Stone. Despite their misgivings born from past encounters with the stone, they hesitate to fully commit to the cause. As they investigate Creta's motives and shadowy history, the brothers find themselves drawn deeper into the conflict between the freedom-seeking Milosians and the power-hungry Cretan forces.

An ordinary Japanese employee is reincarnated as Ars, the newborn heir of the Louvent family, a noble lineage in the Summerforth Empire. This empire mirrors a feudal society marked by social disparities and political unrest. As Ars grows older and learns more about his new surroundings, he sees the coming threat of war. Though he lacks great physical strength or powerful magic, Ars possesses a unique ability called Appraisal, which lets him see a person's abilities and hidden potential just by looking at them. To strengthen his territory against the coming conflict, Ars sets out to gather a team of highly talented people, ignoring factors like race or social status.

Tennis prodigy Ryouma Echizen returns from the United States at his father's insistence, determined to leave his mark on Japan's tennis scene. Aiming to become the country's top player, he enrolls at Seishun Academy, famous for its elite middle school tennis team. Despite being a first-year, Ryouma catches the captain's attention and earns a chance to claim a spot in the starting lineup through the school's internal ranking matches. His older teammates initially doubt him due to his age, but his skill and perseverance gradually win their respect. As Seishun sets out for the National Tournament with their "super rookie," their objective is to seize the championship. To get there, though, they must survive the tough Tokyo Prefectural and Kanto Regional tournaments. Numerous formidable schools stand in their way, each with unique playing styles and ambitions. For Ryouma and his team to fulfill their dreams, they must come together and function as a united squad.

In the aftermath of the Valbanil War, which ended forty-four years ago, the surviving nations agreed to a peace treaty that outlawed the dangerous demon contracts that had previously caused widespread devastation. Cecily Cambell, a young knight, is determined to uphold her family’s legacy by protecting the people with her father’s treasured sword. Cecily encounters her first challenge when a crazed swordsman attacks the marketplace. She rushes to defend the civilians, but her weapon shatters during the confrontation. A cloaked figure wielding an unusual blade steps in and neutralizes the assailant. After the chaos, Cecily visits a nearby blacksmith to repair her damaged heirloom. She soon realizes that her rescuer, Luke Ainsworth, who is also the blacksmith, may possess the specialized skills required for such intricate repairs. Determined to restore her beloved sword, Cecily pursues the man who saved her life. Later, a band of brigands ambushes a caravan heading to the city, revealing monstrous forms and an ice demon among them. Luke uses a holy power to defeat these enemies, who are suspected to be operating under a forbidden demon contract. Meanwhile, a hooded figure watches from a distance. Who is this mysterious adversary, and how will their presence affect Cecily and Luke?

Within the bounty hunting world, Chateau Dankworth meets a surprisingly powerful adversary who rapidly shows fascination with her, even volunteering to help with her assignments. Despite his support, Chateau stays determined to maintain a purely business-based connection. Her organization then tasks her with taking out Song Ryang-ha, a one-time member of a major Asian crime ring renowned for his deadly abilities. It turns out Ryang-ha is the very person who has been tailing her. Unexpectedly, Chateau consents to go on dates with Ryang-ha in exchange for him revealing the locations of her bounties. But as their concealed pasts are exposed, the dangers tied to their agreement intensify, endangering the security and lives of both assassins.

Recap of Boku no Hero Academia that aired a week before the second season.

Amid the frenetic and unforgiving cityscapes of China lie treasured memories of days long past. Spanning three different cities, Shikioriori interlaces three stories centered on youth's slow disappearance and the intimidating step into adulthood. Even as the world shifts around them, the simple joys of childhood linger on. The warmth of a bowl of noodles, the comfort of family, and the trials of 初恋 continue despite time's unyielding advance. As three separate characters explore the depth of their bonds and the peace found in dear memories, these gentle tales set against today's chaos honor the reclamation of youth's once-forgotten flavors.

After the Future Foundation's collapse at the conclusion of the Final Killing Game and the exposure of its mastermind, a single survivor devises a drastic plan to eliminate despair across the entire world. To prevent this possibly catastrophic outcome, the remaining members of the Future Foundation must unite. Their efforts gain unexpected strength from an alliance with improbable allies as they fight against time to protect their world's stability. This concluding chapter of the Hope's Peak Academy storyline within the Danganronpa series shows the participants of the ongoing killing game beginning to grasp the deep consequences of despair, hope, and the path to redemption.

In Homare High School, a tight circle of second-year students includes kind and upbeat Shun Matsuoka, quick-tempered Kaname Tsukahara, and the Asaba twins—the calm Yuuta and the laid-back Yuuki. Their daily lives shift when lively transfer student Chizuru Tachibana arrives. Chizuru's creative but often troublesome plans introduce a series of unforeseen events, prompting growth and deeper insight among the friends as they navigate these new experiences together.

In many office environments, typical scenarios unfold: a sexist boss who shirks responsibility, colleagues obsessed with gaining favor, individuals with apparently flawless lives, and those burdened with the actual workload. Retsuko, a red panda, falls into this latter group, frequently staying late to complete tasks neglected by her indifferent coworkers. To cope with her daily pressures, Retsuko finds solace in singing death metal at a nearby karaoke venue. Each evening, she vents her frustrations through the microphone, turning the place into her sanctuary. As she ventures outside her comfort zone and beyond what others expect of her, Retsuko discovers that sharing her passion for death metal with others could be beneficial.

In a future Japan where android servants are commonplace, society adheres strictly to the Three Laws of Robotics governing all android behavior. The Robot Ethics Committee has molded public opinion, causing androids to be viewed as mere appliances. However, a marginalized community called "android-holics" exists, who respect androids deeply and are consequently ostracized. Rikuo Sakisaka was brought up to consider androids as non-human and fully accepts this societal norm. His viewpoint changes when he finds a hidden message in the activity logs of his family's android, Sammy. This clue leads him to Eve no Jikan, a café that enforces a single rule: treat humans and androids equally. Driven by curiosity, Rikuo explores the café further and seeks to understand the reason behind Sammy's strange behavior.

In the well-known Kalos region, Satoshi and Pikachu arrive in the busy Lumiose City, continuing their goal of catching Pokémon and becoming a top trainer. While exploring, Satoshi encounters Citron, a clever inventor, and his sister Eureka, and engages them in a Pokémon battle. However, their meeting is interrupted when Team Rocket, who have tailed Satoshi to Kalos, cause a Gaburias to rampage through the city streets. In the quiet town of Vaniville, a young girl named Serena practices Sihorn riding with her mother, a professional Sihorn racer. After practice, Serena learns about events in Miare City from a TV broadcast and spots a boy from her past, which ignites a wish to meet him again. Driven by this desire, Serena sets out on a journey to Miare City. As the story progresses, Pokémon XY follows Satoshi's effort to earn gym badges, Citron's attempt to learn from Satoshi, and Serena's search to find her own true path. While traveling across Kalos, they make new friends, encounter new rivals, and foil Team Rocket's plans, while also uncovering secrets related to mega evolution.

Welcome to the gridiron of the damned! Massive, hulking bodies slam into one another while a tiny, nimble body darts between them toward the goal. No, this isn't a football game—it's Sena Kobayakawa racing down the halls of Deimon High School to escape the monstrous Ha-Ha brothers. But wait! Sena's incredible talent for not getting caught has been noticed by the devilish—and possibly genuinely demonic—captain of the school's embryonic American-style football team. When Sena asks to be the team's manager, he gets thrown onto the field as a running back instead! Yet there are two huge catches. First, to keep their new "star" player's identity an absolute secret, Yoichi makes Sena wear an opaque visor on his helmet and gives him the alias "Eyeshield 21." And the second catch? Well, to unleash his fastest "speed of light" running mode, Sena usually has to be absolutely terrified. Not that that will be a problem, given the monstrous players he'll soon be running from! The insanity hits the streets when feet meet cleats in Eyeshield 21!

Picture drama specials included on the Blu-ray/DVD volumes.

After the sudden villain attack that disrupted class 1-A's training session, UA High School now faces the challenge of winning back the public's trust. Even though some teachers sustained serious injuries in the battle, Izuku "Deku" Midoriya and his classmates must carry on with their studies and exercises, working to master their quirks in all sorts of environments and conditions. Boku no Hero Academia: Sukue! Kyuujo Kunren! follows class 1-A as they strive to finally finish the training they started. Yet a mysterious masked figure prowls the grounds of the training center. Have the villains behind the previous incident returned to see their work through? And if so, are the students prepared to fight back? (This OVA was first screened at Jump Festa 2016 on November 27, 2016, and later bundled with the 13th volume of the manga on April 4, 2017.)

In the world of Flonyard—an alternate Earth where humanoid beings carry the ears and tails of various animals—the dog-eared citizens of the Republic of Biscotti find themselves besieged by the cat-like forces of the Galette Leo Knights. Desperate to protect her people, Princess Millhiore calls upon a champion from beyond her world. That champion is Cinque Izumi, an ordinary junior high schooler from Earth. Accepting the call, Cinque takes up the sacred weapon known as the Palladion and readies himself for battle. In Flonyard, however, warfare is a bloodless affair—conflicts are conducted more like sporting events, with the competing kingdoms vying for prize money rather than lives. Cinque proves his worth as Biscotti's champion, yet he soon learns a sobering truth: a summoned hero cannot simply be sent back home. While Biscotti's scientists work to find a means of returning Cinque to his own world, he must remain in Flonyard and continue to serve Princess Millhiore, fighting on as Biscotti's hero.

Nagomi Wahira, a naive and devoted admirer of the charming maids in maid cafes, dreams of becoming one herself. She relocates to Akihabara and starts working at the maid cafe Ton Tokoton. On her very first day, a seemingly routine errand to another maid cafe with her poised new colleague, Ranko Mannen, quickly descends into chaos. Nagomi watches as Ranko expertly fights off a band of armed maids, exposing the intense, violent rivalries among Akihabara's maid cafes. As Nagomi struggles with the stark gap between her idealized vision and the brutal reality, she continues seeking the happiness she once believed a maid's life would bring.

Ema Hinata, a compassionate girl who has been living alone with her father, discovers that he intends to marry Miwa Asahina, a prosperous fashion designer. Overjoyed at the chance for a new home and a large family, Ema looks forward to gaining thirteen stepbrothers. To protect her father's privacy, she moves into Sunrise Residence, where her new siblings reside. However, Ema soon finds that instead of forming a close family bond, many of her stepbrothers begin to develop romantic interest in her. Each brother pursues her affections in his own unique manner. Can Ema manage her relationships with all of them, or will she ultimately decide to give her heart to only one?

In the MMORPG known as The World, a wavemaster named Tsukasa awakens with fragmented memories, uncertain of what he did before appearing in the game. Accused of hacking by the Crimson Knights due to his connection with a modified cat-like avatar, Tsukasa finds himself unable to leave the virtual realm. As he explores the digital landscape searching for answers, he must evade the scrutiny of the knights and the suspicions of other players he encounters. Throughout his journey in The World, Tsukasa discovers a mystical artifact that takes the form of a "guardian," promising to protect him from harm. Meanwhile, Subaru, the leader of the Crimson Knights, along with other players who have become acquainted with Tsukasa, set out to uncover the reason behind his inability to log out and prevent the situation from worsening.

During a school trip, a group of students is suddenly transported to another world by a powerful sage named Sion. Sion grants most of the students magical powers called Gifts, hoping to recruit them as future sages. However, a few students, including Yogiri Takatou, are overlooked and receive no Gifts, causing the others to abandon them. After waking up, Takatou finds a dragon threatening the bus. Using his hidden ability to instantly kill any target, he eliminates the dragon. Together with his surviving classmate Tomochika Dannoura, Takatou sets out to return to Earth, defeating anyone who underestimates him, including his former classmates.

In 2017, the Holy Britannian Empire is steadily taking over Europe. To counter the empire's overwhelming military strength while minimizing their own losses, the European army forms a specialized squad called Wyvern, also designated W-0, made up of former Japanese citizens—people the Britannians refer to as "Elevens." These youths, recruited from destitute circumstances, pilot Knightmare Frames, the humanoid battle machines, on high-risk missions in exchange for a chance at recognition. When a European regiment becomes trapped and surrounded by enemy forces, Wyvern is deployed for a rescue operation. Among the pilots chosen for the extraction is Lieutenant Akito Hyuuga, known as "Hannibal's Ghost" for his exceptional combat skill. But the mission turns into a suicide charge when the commanding officer triggers the self-destruct sequence on the Knightmares, aiming to deal massive damage to the Britannian troops. In the aftermath of the devastation, Akito emerges as the only one left alive.

After his senior teammates finish their schooling, Haruka Nanase and his fellow swimmers turn their focus toward achieving their future ambitions. At Hidaka University in Tokyo, Haruka unexpectedly encounters Shiina Asahi, an old friend from middle school. This meeting brings back painful memories of a period when Haruka lost his passion for swimming and decided to leave the team. He reconnects with other former classmates, though Ikuya Kirishima is not among them, as he still holds resentment toward Haruka for quitting and the team's subsequent collapse. Understanding their strained relationship, Haruka tries to make amends with Ikuya, but comes to see that rebuilding trust is only one of his obstacles. Facing increasingly skilled rivals, Haruka must prove his abilities if he hopes to succeed in international competitions.

Chika Takami has always considered herself an ordinary girl with no special skills or involvement in any school clubs. That changes when she travels to Tokyo and discovers the world of school idols—a stage where normal students can shine brightly. Inspired by the legendary idol group μ's, Chika decides to create a school idol club at Uranohoshi Girls' High School, a small institution in her seaside hometown. However, her plans hit a wall when the student council president, Dia Kurosawa, firmly opposes the new club. When all seems hopeless, Chika meets Riko Sakurauchi, a transfer student from Otonokizaka High School, where μ's once performed. Although Riko is shy and reserved, she has impressive piano talent, making her a perfect fit for Chika’s dream. But persuading Riko to join is no easy task. Despite these difficulties, Chika remains determined to build a school idol group that can live up to the brilliance of the nine members of μ's.

In the beautiful and prosperous land of Great Japan, a grave danger threatens the nation. Protecting it are the mysterious guardians called Master Samurai. Young samurai Muneakira Yagyuu is summoned by the student council to attend Buou Academic School, an institution run by the Tokugawa Shogunate that trains the children of warriors to govern the country. The school is led by student council president Yoshihiko Tokugawa and his sister Sen, Muneakira's childhood friend. When Muneakira arrives at the academy, a violent fight erupts. In the midst of the chaos, a strange white light fills the sky, and an unusual girl named Juubei Yagyuu appears. She unexpectedly kisses Muneakira, awakening a hidden power that protects them both. The mystery of Juubei's true identity and origins remains unknown. As Muneakira becomes entangled in the fate of the nation and a looming catastrophe that could devastate Great Japan, he must uncover the secrets of the Master Samurai and the power unleashed by Juubei's kiss to defend his homeland.

Gugure! Kokkuri-san is an offbeat comedy following Kohina Ichimatsu, a girl who insists she is a doll. Her ordinary life takes a strange turn when she summons a fox spirit named Kokkuri-san. Unlike the all-knowing spirit of legend that grants answers, this Kokkuri-san has lost his abilities because fewer people believe in him in the modern age. When he finds Kohina living alone and surviving only on instant ramen, he becomes concerned and steps in, determined to make her eat properly and improve her lifestyle. This begins their unusual living arrangement and Kokkuri-san’s unlikely mission to better Kohina’s life.

This is the story of a man who has yet to realize what destiny holds in store for him. In the distant future, mankind has lived quietly and restlessly underground for hundreds of years, subject to earthquakes and cave-ins. Living in one such village are two young men: one named Simon who is shy and naïve, and the other named Kamina who believes in the existence of a "surface" world above their heads. The destiny of these two starts moving drastically when the ceiling of their village falls in, and a gigantic "Gunmen" and a beautiful girl named Yoko, wielding a superconductive rifle, come from the surface. Together, Kamina, Simon and Yoko ride the mecha "Lagann" that Simon digs out of the ground, and fly up to the surface. However, the surface is not the dreamland that Kamina envisioned. This world is ruled by the Spiral King and his army of beastmen. Kamina and Simon, along with their comrades, challenge the Spiral King in an attempt to change a desperate world to one full of hope for the future with Gurren Lagann.

The story revolves around five young women who practice rakugo, a classic form of storytelling, and chronicles the strange events that occur in their daily lives. Their conversations are filled with humor and satire, touching on everything from ordinary aspects of daily existence to larger subjects like politics and manga. Each character brings a distinct perspective, leading to dialogues that consistently take surprising turns. The performers each possess a unique personality: the enthusiastic but immature Marii Buratei; the seemingly innocent Kigurumi Haroukitei; the naturally lucky and easygoing Tetora Bouhatei; the composed yet fierce Gankyou Kuurubiyuutei; and the gloomy and unpredictable Kukuru Anrakutei. Accompanying these girls is their mysterious masked friend. Together, they share their observations with the audience, whether backstage at the rakugo theater or at famous spots around Tokyo.

Sasahara Kanji enters college as a freshman and decides to join a student club where he can reveal his secret passion for manga, anime, and gaming. When he first visits Genshiken, which stands for "Gendai Shikaku Bunka Kenkyuu Kai" (Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture), his unfounded pride gets crushed by the schemes of Madarame, a sophomore member of the club, yet he still refuses to admit he is an otaku. But as he takes part in club activities like visiting dojin (self-published) shops and anime festivals, and spends time with fellow members—Kosaka (a hardcore otaku despite his good looks and extreme quirks), Kosaka's girlfriend Kasuga Saki (who is not really an otaku), Ohno (a cosplayer), and others—his mind opens up, and he decides he will carve his own path into the otaku world. With their support, Sasahara slowly gets accustomed to otaku life within Genshiken.

In the quiet town of Sakuranomori, a close circle of childhood friends must come to terms with the painful separation when one of them, Sana Hidaka, moves away to the bustling city of Tokyo because of his parents' work. Sana says goodbye to his dear friends: the gentle Aoi Oribe, the energetic Wakatsuki twins Shuri and Shuusuke, and the bright Nanaka Yatsushiro. Even with the sadness, he holds onto hope that distance won't weaken their strong ties and the memories they share. When Sana returns five years later at the age of sixteen, he wants to reconnect with his past and pick up where he left off. But he soon discovers that while the town looks largely unchanged, the friends he once knew have changed in surprising ways. Mysterious and dark secrets now hang over Sakuranomori, and each of his friends carries personal troubles and hidden truths that could shatter the bonds they once treasured.

In the floating city of Neo Verona, the Montague family wipes out the Capulets and seizes control of the kingdom. Juliet Fiammata Asto Capulet, the true heir, barely escapes the massacre and is hidden away by devoted supporters for fourteen years, harboring ambitions of reclaiming her rightful place and overthrowing the tyrannical Montague rule. Though she has no memories of her family's destruction, Juliet secretly defends the downtrodden citizens of Neo Verona under the guise of a masked hero called the Red Whirlwind. During one of her missions, she encounters Romeo Candorebanto Montague, the kind and selfless son of the despotic ruler Prince Laertes Montague. Unaware of their rival family backgrounds, they instantly share a deep romantic bond. But tragedy looms: both houses are sworn to annihilate each other, and a mysterious ancient secret hidden beneath Neo Verova threatens to further complicate their budding love. Can they surmount these challenges, or is their love forever doomed?

A man was once summoned to another world, where he saved it and became widely adored as a typical isekai hero. But he fell into a "trap" and was forcibly sent back to his home world, forced to restart his life as a baby. The narrative follows this former hero, now a disillusioned high school student, when he is unexpectedly summoned to that same world a second time.

Daisuke Niwa is a timid and self-conscious middle school student. On his fourteenth birthday, he finally works up the courage to express his long-held feelings for Risa Harada, but she turns him down. To his shock, Daisuke discovers that whenever thoughts of Risa cross his mind, he transforms into Dark Mousy—a notorious phantom thief. Though Daisuke is bewildered by this strange ability, his mother has been aware of it all along and has been using his transformations to keep the legendary thief's reputation alive by stealing valuable works of art. As Daisuke struggles to understand these new upheavals and how they affect his relationships, he comes to realize that he is not the only one burdened by a family legacy. His toughest ordeal may come from a classmate he never anticipated confronting.

In the film, Arata accidentally touches Lilith's grimoire, the "Hermes Apocrypha," which envelops him in a dazzling white light. A girl named Lilim then appears, claiming Arata and Lilith as her parents. At the same time, the previously sealed Eternal Library awakens. Within this library lies the ultimate achievement of Alchemy—the White Demon Lord. This powerful being seeks to destroy Arata and the Trinity Seven to claim the title of Demon Lord for itself. Wielding immense strength, the White Demon Lord attacks Arata, putting him in grave danger. Arata and the Trinity Seven are thus forced to protect the world as they face this formidable threat in their final battle.

Ordinary student Mitsuki Mutou is mysteriously whisked away to another world. After being summoned by the king, who expects great power, Mitsuki is judged useless due to an apparent lack of a Special Concept and is cast out. While wandering, Mitsuki meets Menou, a priestess who explains that people from Japan are called Lost Ones and that every Lost One inherently carries a Special Concept. Menou, who belongs to a church that claims to help abandoned Lost Ones, offers Mitsuki shelter at her church to uncover the nature of their hidden ability. It is later discovered that Mitsuki’s Special Concept is both extremely powerful and dangerous. However, one must wonder whether Menou’s true purpose is really to aid Lost Ones or if she has hidden motives.

Driven by a curse placed on her by an unknown witch, the wild and ferocious Guideau sets out on an unyielding path of vengeance against the one who wronged her. To further her quest, she joins the Order of Magical Resonance—an organization that manages magical matters across the globe. In exchange for their help, Guideau agrees to take on the various magic-related incidents that arise around the world. Accompanying her is Ashaf, a skilled and mysterious mage from the Order, who ensures their missions succeed. As Guideau and Ashaf travel far and wide searching for the elusive witch, they encounter a series of strange and magical events that become increasingly bizarre with every step.

In Nyaruko: Crawling With Love! Second Season, Nyaruko continues her pursuit of Mahiro, while Hasuta also competes for his affection. Kūko feels she should be recognized for uniting Nyaruko and Mahiro, and she observes their dynamic with keen interest. Yoriko manages the household turmoil with an upbeat attitude. Meanwhile, Mahiro simply longs for a quiet life and wants nothing to do with a Nyarlathotepan, a Cthulhu worshiper, or someone like Hasuta. Whether he can avoid being drawn into their chaos remains uncertain.

In this special episode, originally unaired and later added to the Blu-ray box set, Yuusaku shows up at school carrying an elaborate bento, making Ryuuji feel his own cooking skills are lacking. Driven by a desire to outdo Yuusaku's work, Ryuuji gets intensely competitive, going so far as to bring a rice cooker to school. But after Taiga gives him some salty onigiri, Ryuuji realizes that a bento's true value isn't just in its taste but in the feelings put into making it.