Fall 2010 Anime

In OreImo, Kirino Kousaka presents herself as a flawless, high-achieving beauty who excels in school and works as a professional model, often seen with her best friend Ayase Aragaki, a girl who despises lies and otaku culture. What Ayase does not know is that Kirino secretly loves anime and eroge. When Kirino's brother, Kyousuke, stumbles upon one of her erotic games, she compels him to maintain silence to safeguard her public image. To preserve this deception, Kirino drags Kyousuke into the world of anime and eroge. Along this journey, Kyousuke encounters Ruri Gokou, a gothic lolita, and Saori Makishima, a bespectacled otaku, slowly embracing a new lifestyle. As Kyousuke becomes increasingly entangled in Kirino's double life, the challenge of concealing her hidden passion intensifies.

In The World God Only Knows, Keima Katsuragi, hailed as the "God of Conquest" within the sphere of dating sim games, thrives in a virtual landscape where charming any girl is merely another challenge to overcome. In the real world, however, Keima remains a dedicated otaku who prefers the predictable, controlled atmosphere of galge games. His excessive confidence prompts him to accept a mysterious wager designed to prove his mastery of dating simulations, only to discover that this agreement binds him to Elucia "Elsie" de Lute Ima, a mischievous demon dispatched from hell to capture rogue spirits that have slipped into the human realm. Keima soon learns that the sole method for capturing these spirits is to win the unpredictable hearts of real, living women. Compelled by a lethal collar enforced by Elsie, Keima must confront his greatest fear—actual relationships—and apply his formidable skills to woo various girls, subjecting his legendary reputation to its ultimate trial.

As a child, Moritaka Mashiro aspired to become a mangaká like his uncle Tarou Kawaguchi, a creator of famous gag manga. However, a tragedy forced Moritaka to abandon this dream, leading him to focus on his studies in middle school with the goal of securing a stable career as a salaryman. During high school, his classmate Akito Takagi, a top student aspiring to be a writer, discovers the intricate drawings in Moritaka's notebook. Recognizing his potential, Akito convinces him to form a partnership and create manga together. Motivated by the possibility that his crush, Miho Azuki, might one day voice a character in their creation, Moritaka agrees. The duo embarks on their journey as mangaká under the pen name Muto Ashirogi, striving to reach the pinnacle of the Japanese manga industry.

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.

Panty and Stocking—the Anarchy Sisters—are a pair of foul-mouthed angels who got kicked out of Heaven for being total bitches. Now they spend their nights blowing up ghosts in the grimy void between Heaven and Earth. Panty’s obsessed with sex, Stocking’s hooked on sweets, and their afro-sporting buddy Garter Belt has a fetish we can’t talk about. Together, they’re turning the dangerous streets of Daten City into a mess of bodily fluids. Ghosts don’t stand a chance against their lingerie of mass destruction, and if this depraved duo can collect enough Heaven Coins, they might just get their halos back. It’s a long shot in hell, but anything can happen when you’re going commando, especially with Panty and Stocking!

In Rito Yuuki’s world, calm is hard to come by, as he repeatedly finds himself in awkward situations with the girls around him. Though he remains devoted to his childhood friend Haruna, his feelings for Lala—an alien princess who came to Earth to marry him—grow more complicated. Things escalate when Lala’s younger twin sisters, Momo and Nana, arrive on Earth to meet their future brother-in-law and soon move in with Rito. Adding to the chaos, Yami, a living weapon, also begins pursuing him relentlessly. Caught between mixed emotions, the fallout from his reputation as a pervert, and the threats posed by an assassin, Rito’s daily life stays anything but peaceful.

Sakurai Tomoki has grown accustomed to his daily life alongside the two angeloids, Ikaros and Nymph, and is having a great time. Still, he keeps experiencing strange dreams and asks all his friends to help him figure out what is causing them. Nymph creates a device that allows humans—but not angeloids—to enter other people's dreams. The gadget initially malfunctions, but eventually they manage to reach what should have been Tomoki's dream, only to find that something is seriously off about it. Later, a meteor crashes down from the sky at the spot beneath the large cherry blossom tree where Tomoki first discovered Ikaros. A blonde angeloid with a very large figure and a massive sword steps out of the meteor and begins looking for Tomoki!

In their ongoing battle against God, the Shinda Sekai Sensen (SSS), led by Commander Yuri Nakamura, devises a clever plan to break free from the afterlife. The operation, called "Operation High Tension Syndrome," aims to convince Kanade Tachibana, the mysterious student council president and suspected supporter of God, that they are prepared to move forward. Using a week's supply of food as a bargaining chip and the promise of Heaven as motivation, the SSS members must outsmart the unreadable Kanade to succeed.

After her mother took her to an aquarium as a child, Tsukimi Kurashita became fascinated with jellyfish, seeing their flowing tentacles as resembling a princess's elegant dress. Now 19, she lives with five other jobless otaku women and spends her time as a social recluse, aspiring to become an illustrator. Her life changes when a stunning woman helps her save a jellyfish from a nearby pet shop. After this encounter, the glamorous and self-assured stranger begins frequent visits to their building, becoming a regular presence. Though seeming superficial at first, this chic individual hides deeper layers, including the revelation that "she" is actually a wealthy male college student named Kuranosuke Koibuchi.

Amano Yukiteru, a second-year middle school student, struggles to make friends and sees himself as nothing more than a bystander, recording everything he encounters in his cell phone diary. Tormented by solitude, he begins imagining a companion named Deus Ex Machina, who claims to be the Lord of Time and Space. Seeing Yukiteru's miserable state, Deus grants him a new ability: his diary now records events that will occur in the near future. Yukiteru is then forced to participate in a game where the winner becomes Deus's successor. This short OVA was bundled with the limited edition of the eleventh volume of the manga.

Included as a bonus epilogue with the seventh volume of the DVD and Blu-ray releases, this story introduces a new student who has lost faith in the afterlife. During a classroom exam, this individual creates a disturbance to voice skepticism about whether achieving high grades truly leads to leaving the school and ascending to Heaven. Soon after, the new student council president steps forward to confront them. This president is a familiar figure whose past grants deep insight into the school's true nature and provides direct knowledge of the futility of rebellion.

Taro Sado is a high school student who secretly has masochistic tendencies, and he finds support from his best friend Tatsukichi Hayama, who enjoys cross-dressing. Tatsukichi encourages Taro to join the Second Voluntary Club, claiming it can help with his problem. Each member of the club faces their own personal struggles. The club leader, Mio Isurugi, believes she is a deity but is terrified of cats. Another member, Arashiko Yuuno, has an extreme fear of men. The club advisor, Michiru Onigawara, is a sadist who gets pleasure from forcing others to cosplay. Along with other quirky members like Yumi Mamiya, a skilled masseuse and close friend of Yuuno, and Noa Hiiragi, the president of the invention club, they come to understand the importance of acceptance and kindness.

In the film "Bleach the Movie: Hell Verse," souls who have committed terrible sins are erased from the Soul Society's cycle of rebirth and cast into Hell for all eternity. Three of these condemned beings, referred to as the Sinners of Hell, manage to escape their eternal punishment and appear in Karakura Town, sparking an intense battle with substitute Shinigami Ichigo Kurosaki and his friends. After the clash, the Sinners' leader, Shuren, kidnaps Ichigo's sisters in an attempt to draw Ichigo in and break free from Hell's control. With assistance from one of the Sinners, Kokutou, Ichigo ventures into Hell on a dangerous mission to save his sisters. However, the Soul Society forbids this rescue, fearing it could disrupt the fragile equilibrium between the human world and the afterlife. As loyalties grow uncertain, Ichigo faces his greatest trial yet—a choice that could plunge all three realms into chaos.

In a world where human pollution has devastated the oceans and harmed marine life, a single squid decides to take revenge on humanity. Armed with tentacle-like hair, ink expulsion, and bioluminescence, Ika Musume rises from the sea to confront people. She targets the Lemon Beach House, a restaurant run by sisters Eiko and Chizuru Aizawa, believing it to be an easy starting point for global conquest. However, Ika Musume quickly learns that life on land is far different from what she expected, especially after accidentally damaging part of the beach house and being forced to work there as compensation. Defeated by the Aizawa sisters, Ika Musume must temporarily set aside her world domination plans and adapt to her new role as a waitress. Despite the challenges, she gradually finds joy in her surroundings and forms meaningful bonds with those around her. Through her experiences and the support of her growing circle of friends, Ika Musume discovers the value of community and friendship, all while serving squid ink spaghetti and more at the Lemon Beach House. The whimsical and humorous adventures of Shinryaku! Ika Musume chronicle her journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

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.

Along the scenic banks of the Arakawa River, life continues to be as chaotic as ever. Kou Ichinomiya, also called "Recruit," has grown accustomed to managing the daily antics of his eccentric neighbors. But this already strange setting is about to become even more unpredictable with the arrival of two peculiar newcomers: Amazoness, a tall and muscular woman accompanied by her Tengu followers, and Captain, who declares himself the commander of Earth's defense against invaders from Venus. Amidst the growing turmoil, Recruit slowly uncovers more about Nino and the experiences that shaped her past.

Haruka Ozawa's second year of high school is taking a terrifying turn. One of her friends has become possessed, another has died by suicide, and Haruka herself may be next to fail the test of staying alive. Her only escape from this potentially deadly dead end is Yakumo Saito, a mysterious student born with a strange red eye that lets him see and communicate with the dead. But the deceased don't always stay quiet, and some killers are more than ready to kill again to prevent the dead from revealing any more secrets. This doesn't stop Haruka's talent for unearthing buried secrets, and there are even more signs of bodies being exposed through both Yakumo's police contact and an investigative journalist who has a newly made corpse hidden away. Can this pair of anything but ordinary paranormal detectives solve the ultimate cold case files, or will they end up in permanent storage themselves?

The official Kuroshitsuji website provides details for six OVAs that are included across various DVD releases. DVD 2: Ciel in Wonderland (Part 1) The characters from Kuroshitsuji II are reimagined as figures from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. DVD 3: Welcome to the Phantomhive Mansion This segment is structured like a simulation game where Elizabeth invites a lady (possibly the viewer) to attend a ball held at the Phantomhive residence. DVD 5: The Making of Kuroshitsuji II An insider documentary styled after Hollywood features behind-the-scenes conversations with Sebastian, Ciel, Claude, Alois, and other members of the cast. DVD 6: Ciel in Wonderland (Part 2) Continuing the theme, the Kuroshitsuji II cast is once again portrayed as characters from Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland. DVD 8: The Tale of William the Shinigami William and Grell take on the role of trainers for new shinigami recruits, reminiscing about their own time as training partners. DVD 9: The Spider's Intention This OVA focuses on life within the Trancy household and the dedication of those who serve under Alois.

Second Lieutenant Kei Agemaki, born to a distinguished general, has long concealed his deep-seated terror of supernatural entities. This fear is put to the test when he and two fellow officers are reassigned to the Ministry of Spirit Affairs, where they must coexist and work alongside youkai. As Kei confronts his greatest fears directly, he relies on the fox spirit Kushimatsu to manage his new duties with the youkai maidens Zakuro, Susukihotaru, Hoozuki, and Bonbori, handling paranormal matters. Set in an alternate period of Japan's westernization, Otome Youkai Zakuro explores the tensions and alliances that emerge when Eastern and Western cultures clash, native and foreign worlds intersect, and women and men interact. The unlikely partnership between the youkai maidens and human officers strives to function effectively in a rapidly changing society.

The story of Fortune Arterial centers on protagonist Kohei Hasekura, who transfers to a prestigious public institution offering a combined six-year junior and senior high school curriculum modeled after British educational traditions. This school is located on Tamatsu Island, an island situated off the coast of mainland Japan and accessible solely via boat. Shortly after his arrival, Kohei learns that Erika Sendo, a girl in the classroom next to his, is actually a vampire.

Off the southern coast of Japan sits a lush green island known as Southern Cross Isle. One night, a boy named Takuto Tsunashi washes ashore there, having swum alone from the mainland with nothing to his name. He then enrolls in the senior high division of the island's school, Southern Cross High School. With his bright and outgoing personality, he quickly connects with many of the students, forming close bonds with people such as Wako Agemaki and Sugata Shindou. But the school holds a deep secret: buried beneath the ground are sleeping giants called "Cybodies." There are about twenty of these giants, and they are only one part of the many secrets the islanders keep. The hidden activities of the mysterious organization known as Glittering Crux. The songs of the shrine maidens. And soon, Takuto himself will come to carry a great secret of his own... This southern island, surrounded by blue seas and blue skies, is the stage where a "Eulogy of Youth" filled with love, dreams, and friendship is about to begin.

Like the Advanced Generation and Diamond & Pearl series before it, the Best Wishes! series starts with Ash Ketchum heading to the Unova region, a far-off land distinct from Kanto, Johto, Hoenn, and Sinnoh, accompanied only by his Pikachu. After meeting the new trainer and rival Trip along with the region's Professor Juniper, Ash gains two traveling companions: Iris, a girl from a town known for its Dragon Pokémon, and Cilan, a Pokémon Connoisseur and the Grass Pokémon specialist among the three Straition City Gym Leaders.

Kanna Aoyagi is convinced by her older sister Yayoi on her sixteenth birthday to start voice acting at Blue March, a game studio famous for producing eroge—adult games with explicit content. Naive and inexperienced, Kanna is initially confused about voicing characters in such games when she has no personal experience to draw from. By playing eroge for research, relying on her imagination, and receiving help from her coworkers, Kanna gradually becomes more comfortable with her challenging new career.

After the devastation of a third world war in Japan, the organization Vischio seizes control of Tokyo, renaming it Toshima. In its shadowy streets, brutal competitions called Igura are held under Vischio's watch, where participants fight bloody battles for the chance to face the tournament's ruler, Il-re. While Igura involves lethal combat, another fighting contest called Bl@ster exists. Unlike Igura, Bl@ster prohibits weapons and killing, with victory achieved solely by incapacitating the opponent. Akira, an orphaned youth famous for his invincibility in Bl@ster, sees his reputation destroyed when he is falsely accused of murder. With no way to clear his name, Akira faces hopelessness until a mysterious woman named Emma offers him an escape. To regain his freedom, Akira must now enter Igura and confront Il-re.

Following the events of Hakuoki, Chizuru Yukimura and the Shinsengumi are forced to leave Kyoto and sail to Edo. With Isami Kondou no longer leading them, Toshizou Hijikata steps up as commander. The weight of this new role puts immense pressure on Hijikata, causing concern among his allies, and he struggles with a sudden, uncontrollable bloodlust that also drives others in the unit to madness. When Kondou returns, he brings orders from the emperor to protect the castle and renames their group the Kouyou Chinbutai. But in wartime, loyalties can shift quickly. In Hakuoki Hekketsuroku, Chizuru fights alongside the Shinsengumi as she continues searching for her missing father, while her bond with Hijikata deepens.

Rune Balot is a destitute teenage prostitute living in Mardock City. One day, she is taken in by an ambitious casino manager named Shell, who provides her with everything she could desire. Restored by a false innocence, a fabricated past, and now the fake life Shell has given her, Balot feels thankful. Yet she cannot shake her curiosity about why he has done so much for her, so she uses a computer to look into his background. This turns out to be a fatal error that will drastically alter her existence. When Shell discovers what she has done, he tries to incinerate her by detonating her car. Because of Mardock's high crime rate, a new statute called "Scramble 09" grants police unrestricted authority to take extreme and otherwise illegal measures to revive witnesses to crimes. Under this law, they permit a professor to save Balot from the verge of death by reconstructing her entire body using reinforced synthetic fiber. When she finally regains consciousness, her confused mental state gradually shifts toward vengeance once Shell is identified as her attacker.

Seaside Cafe does not match the usual idea of a maid cafe; it was hastily set up to take advantage of the maid cafe trend and does not offer typical features such as tea service or attentive employees. Its customers mostly come from the nearby shopping district. Despite these flaws, Hotori Arashiyama chooses to work there secretly after school. Juggling high school, work, family responsibilities, and love is difficult, and Hotori handles this complicated life with little grace. With help from her friends and family, she tries to understand the chaotic experience of growing up, where ordinary moments are uncommon.

Fourth Break Blade Movie.

The first episode adapts material from the sixteenth manga volume, centering on the clash between Ikki and Ringo. The second episode is drawn from the twenty-third and twenty-fourth volumes, depicting Kogarasumaru's fight against the Sleeping Forest within the Inorganic Net.

In this short prologue OVA, released alongside the tenth manga volume, Elsie receives a mission from Dokurou Skull, the chief of hell's countermeasures division, to go to Earth and capture the evil spirits that have escaped from hell.

In 2314 AD, two years after Celestial Being's final major conflict, a new emergency arises when a Jupiter exploration vessel that was abandoned 130 years ago breaks from its orbit and heads toward Earth. Meanwhile, the Earth Sphere Federation has started harnessing the power of Innovators through Descartes Shaman. Human exposure to GN Particles has caused many individuals to awaken as True Innovators. Recognizing the strategic advantage these people offer, the Earth Sphere Federation launches research into Innovation and begins utilizing the abilities of the emerging Innovators. As Celestial Being and its Gundam Meisters embark on their last mission to protect humanity from the Extraterrestrial Living-metal Shape-shifters (ELS)—an unimaginable threat—Gundam Meister Setsuna F. Seiei is on the verge of uncovering the true reason behind his development as an Innovator and the real meaning of the "dialogues" that Aeolia Schenberg's plan had intended for humankind.

After Niche carries the wounded and stunned Lag back to the Bee Hive, the Letter Bee finally starts piecing together the puzzle. He now understands what happened to Gauche, why the Marauders are so focused on stealing mail, and the true purpose of the group controlling them, Reverse. However, when he is forbidden from revealing the truth, Lag is soon forced out of the artificial sunlight and back into the world of perpetual night. And Reverse's plan to take down the Letter Bees and overthrow the Amberground government begins to accelerate. As if things weren't already bad enough, the giant insect creatures called gaichuu are apparently evolving into something new; there may be traitors working within the Hive; and Niche's sister, who is definitely not human-friendly, shows up to turn family drama into a full-scale siege. It all spells serious trouble for the Letter Bees, but if anyone can weather the storms and gloom of night, Lag and his team are the ones who will deliver.

Third Break Blade movie.

In her childhood, Fuu "Potte" Sawatari frequently went with her late father to his hometown of Takehara, where they took many photos together. Five years after their last visit, Fuu relocates to Takehara with her family to begin high school. Despite her father's death, Fuu continues his legacy through her own strong love of photography and by using his treasured camera. Believing that photographs can transform the mundane into the extraordinary, Fuu and her friends enthusiastically capture the beauty of daily life on film, hoping to bring joy to those who may need it most.

In a world where certain individuals are granted special abilities called Toys, some are fated to become detectives who solve crimes, while others choose a life of theft as phantom thieves. The ongoing conflict between these two groups has led to the establishment of detective academies worldwide, created to train future investigators in stopping the thieves. Milky Holmes, made up of Sherlock Shellingford, Nero Yuzurizaki, Hercule Burton, and Cordelia Glauca, are the most famous students at the Holmes Detective Academy in Yokohama. However, after a fight with the infamous phantom thief Arsine, they lose their Toys, leaving them without powers and unable to carry out their duties. Stripped of their high-ranking positions and confined to a run-down attic, they have only three months to regain their abilities or face expulsion. The story of Detective Opera Milky Holmes follows their journey to reclaim their lost powers while still solving cases without the help of their former Toys.

Upon returning from a two-year culinary program in Paris, Ichigo Amano discovers that Team Ichigo has disbanded, as the Sweets Princes have each gone their separate ways to pursue their own dreams. Now in her first year of high school, Ichigo is given a new project by Henri Lucas, who assembles a team consisting of herself, Makoto Kashino, and new members Lemon Yamagishi and Johnny McBeal, forming a fresh version of Team Ichigo. As they work together, Ichigo and Makoto grow closer, but Johnny’s romantic feelings for Ichigo and Miya Koshiro’s persistent attempts to win over Makoto create complications that make the path to romance less straightforward. Despite these challenges, Ichigo’s experiences at St. Marie Academy bring her closer to her dream of opening her own pâtisserie, though she realizes that achieving this goal will require more than just exceptional pastry-making skills.

This OVA adapts manga chapters 26 through 34, covering the Hoshi no Umi story arc. The narrative follows Rin Azuma, a Jiang-Shi yokai who is settling into life in Sakurashin and working at a ramen shop. Her peaceful routine is broken when her former friend Zakuro Kurumaki arrives with the intention of capturing Rin and persuading her to join a scheme involving other yokai hunters. This plot, led by the main antagonist Enjin Hiizumi, aims to destroy the city. To counter this threat, Akina Hiizumi and the team from the Hiizumi Life Counseling Office step in to protect Rin, subdue the yokai that has taken control of Zakuro, and defend the city.

At Ishiyama High School, Tatsumi Oga is constantly challenged and feared by his classmates, but his real concern is caring for Kaiser de Emperana Beelzebub IV, the child of the Demon Lord. His maid, Hildegard Hilda, explains that the baby has bonded with Oga because of his extraordinary power. Now, Oga must raise the future ruler of the underworld or face death at Hilda's hands—unless he can find someone stronger to take the infant. He considers recruiting one of the Tohoshinki, the four most powerful fighters at Ishiyama High, to adopt Beel.

An organization from the future dispatches the specially trained Team Ogre to take down Endou Mamoru and his squad, aiming to stop him from shaping the world through his soccer.

Each of the six Blu-ray and DVD volumes of the MM! TV anime series features either one or two exclusive anime shorts, described as "fairly intense."

Tony Stark, the CEO of a major weapons manufacturing company, a physicist, engineer, and brilliant inventor, is injured by shrapnel from one of his own creations. While being held hostage by terrorists, he creates the Iron Man Suit and makes his escape. From that moment onward, he swears not to squander his second chance at life and to improve the world. To accomplish this, he travels to Japan. At Lab 23 in Japan, significant progress has been made in developing and constructing a unique power station that does not rely on fossil fuels—the Arc Station. Stark intends to participate in this project, and to that end, he is prepared to announce his retirement as Iron Man. Simultaneously, he will also unveil the Mass-produced Iron Men, to whom he will delegate his responsibilities. However, during the ceremonies, Stark is suddenly attacked by combat mecha belonging to an organization called Zodiac.

Based on Ekaterina Kurae's chapter 16 from the manga, and episode 10.5 of the anime.

Life continues at Hidamari Sou, the dormitory for students of Yamabuki High School, as the new school year begins. Yuno and Miyako have advanced to their second year, while Sae and Hiro are now in their final year. New residents Nori and Nazuna have joined the Hidamari Sou community, carrying on the everyday routines and activities of its inhabitants.

Special episodes added to DVDs and Blu-rays.

After a plant-eating dinosaur discovers a lost egg, she brings it to her nest. When a carnivorous dinosaur hatches from it, she decides to keep him, naming him Heart and raising him alongside her own young. Heart later struggles with the vegetarian diet enforced on him and eventually runs away in shame upon realizing his true need for meat. Growing into a feared predator, Heart encounters a situation mirroring his own past when he finds an egg from a species he would normally hunt. When the baby emerges, Heart comments that it looks delicious, which the herbivore mistakes for its name: Umasou. Unable to eat a creature that views him as a parent, Heart reluctantly becomes its guardian. Just as his mother once did, Heart must now raise a child deemed unacceptable by society, navigating a harsh world and the inherent conflict between predator and prey.

In the year 2039, helper androids have become commonplace as general-purpose appliances. Keiichiro, who lost his family in a traffic accident and retired from his band, discovers an outdated android model in a garbage dump. He brings her home, but after taking her to a repair shop, he is told she cannot be fixed and plans to throw her away. However, the next morning, he finds her making breakfast for him. And so the summer days begin for a memoryless android and a dreamless boy. Kowarekake no Orgel was originally an independent animation released as an OVA. Later, it received a theatrical release that is slightly different and longer than the original.

It is now 2148, two years after the events of the Fafner in the Azure TV series. Tatsumiya Island and its survivors have begun to recover, but protagonist Kazuki is in a critical state—nearly blind and partially disabled from his past battles against the Festum. He clings to the promise his deceased friend Soushi made to return to the island and set things right. Kazuki’s spirits lift when a life form is detected inside an unmanned submarine that drifts into Tatsumiya Bay one evening. However, the individual aboard is not Soushi; instead, it is a cryptic boy named Misao Kurusu, who claims he might not be fully human and says Soushi sent him. Misao’s appearance sparks renewed hostilities between the Human Army and the Festum, forcing the Fafner pilots into their most perilous battle yet, with the fate of two species hanging in the balance.

A collaborative anime project between Anime Tenchou and Touhou, animated by ufotable. This anime was screened at the 2010 Animate Ichioshi Bishojo Anime Matsuri.

In "Megane na Kanojo," spectacles serve a purpose beyond improved eyesight for four young women. For some, they embody self-assurance, as seen in a teenage girl who wears hers with pride. Others employ them as a cover—for instance, a famous idol hides behind glasses to blend in as an ordinary person. Meanwhile, a misshapen frame draws two people closer together. Ultimately, an excellent pair of glasses does more than sharpen vision; it can also open one's heart.

Hiyorimi Hiro moves to a new city to live with his older sister, but dies before he can reunite with her. He is then reborn as a servant to the Princess of the Monster Realm, where his sister is already employed. Since the princess is a possible successor to the throne, monsters begin to target her, forcing Hiro to protect her, even if it means repeatedly giving up his life.

Prior to the events of the anime, three factions—the Garan Army, the Kiba Army, and the Aira Army—fight for total control of Machine Island. The island serves essentially as a prison, isolated from the rest of the world. It holds a vast quantity of resources, enabling the three factions to produce an endless supply of giant robots for their armies. The world government discovers that the island's power reactor has become unstable and will detonate within 66 hours, destroying all life and Earth itself. In response, the government dispatches the Death Caprice squad, made up of mercenaries Ken Kaido and Ryo Magami, along with their giant robot Mazinkaiser, to resolve the issue—but was that a good idea?

Following the war's heavy casualties among key personnel, the Earth Federation Government undergoes reconstruction, with Brian Midcrid, head of the Unified Colonies, assuming the role of its president. At an emergency meeting of the Federation Diet, he openly confirms the presence of alien beings and discloses the details of the L5 campaign to the public—an event that becomes known as the "Tokyo Declaration." He further asserts that these extraterrestrials represent a serious danger to humankind.

Four short spin-off episodes appear on the DVD and Blu‑ray volumes. Episode 1 is よろしくツッチー (Yoroshiku Tsucchi) on Volume 2, Episode 2 is なかよしツッチー (Nakayoshi Tsucchi) on Volume 3, Episode 3 is がんばれツッチー (Gambare Tsucchi) on Volume 4, and Episode 4 is さようならツッチー (Sayonara Tsucchi) on Volume 5.

In this special episode of Kowarekake no Orgel, which appears in both the theatrical version and the DVD/BD release, Flower observes that Keiichiro is tired and chooses to prepare a new dish for him.

Mahou Sensei Negima! Mou Hitotsu no Sekai extra episode featuring Yue.

HMV has confirmed that the seventh DVD and Blu-ray release of Ookiku Furikabutte ~Natsu no Taikai Hen~ will feature an unaired bonus episode labeled 12.5. According to director Mizushima's blog, this special episode was created to include material from the original manga that was left out between the TV series' episodes 12 and 13.

Sakura Kurumi, Erika's mother, is organizing a fashion show in Paris. The fashion club members from the school, along with a few high school students, are set to take part as models. When they arrive in Paris, they encounter a mysterious boy named Oliver. But then Baron Salamander of the Desert Apostles shows up, forcing the girls to transform into Pretty Cures and protect Paris.

In a world 500 years from now, Shinichi Kakimoto is on a school excursion to Nara, the ancient Japanese capital now ruled by an artificial intelligence embodying Himiko, the nation's earliest recorded monarch. While exploring the city and avoiding the hungry deer, Shinichi loses sight of his classmates and meets Toto, an odd girl who says she has never left the area. As they wander the city together, the two form a connection, but their budding relationship is put in danger when hostile hunters begin chasing Toto.

This particular installment was presented during the 2010 Jump Super Anime Tour and subsequently added as an extra with the initial Blu-ray box set of Nurarihyon no Mago.

This OVA is a bonus feature included with the PSP game Da Capo: D.C. I & II P.S.P., presenting animated sequences where the four main heroines—Nemu, Kotori, Yume, and Otome—confess their feelings to the protagonist.