Fall 2017 Anime

In the realm of Black Clover, Asta and Yuno were left at the same church on the same day. Raised together, they learned of the "Wizard King," the strongest mage in the land, and vowed to compete for the title. As they matured, their paths diverged: Yuno possessed innate magical prowess, displaying immense power and accuracy, whereas Asta had no magic at all and dedicated himself to physical conditioning, hoping to one day unlock hidden abilities. On their fifteenth birthday, Yuno was gifted a magnificent Grimoire featuring a four-leaf clover, while Asta received nothing. Shortly after, Yuno was assaulted by a man named Lebuty seeking to steal his Grimoire. Asta attempted to defend him but was swiftly overwhelmed. In his moment of hopelessness, Yuno's voice reignited Asta's will to fight. Pouring his frustration into sheer determination, Asta suddenly obtained a rare five-leaf clover Grimoire known as a "Black Clover," granting him the power to vanquish Lebuty. Days later, fueled by their shared ambition, the two friends embarked on a journey to realize their common dream of becoming the Wizard King.

During the annual Moon Festival at Totsuki Academy, a culinary contest where students aim to maximize profits from their dishes, Souma Yukihira spots an opportunity to challenge the Elite Ten, the school's governing council. However, this festival marks merely the beginning of Souma's clash with the Elite Ten. A sinister plot soon emerges, subjecting him to a critical trial while simultaneously endangering the very stability of the academy.

Fifteen-year-old Chise Hatori, abandoned and ostracized for her unusual traits, is sold at auction for five million pounds to a mysterious masked figure. Yearning for a place to belong, she willingly accepts this fate. As she is led away in chains, she overhears cloaked figures whispering that her new master has acquired a rare Sleigh Beggy. Her captor, introducing himself as the magus Elias Ainsworth, utilizes teleportation magic to transport her to his quaint rural home in England. In this new environment, Chise encounters fairies and various magical beings, embarking on her journey as Elias's apprentice and intended bride.

Ichirou Inuyashiki, a 58-year-old man, endures a bleak existence plagued by chronic back pain and the emotional neglect of his wife and children. His sole solace comes from Hanako, a stray Shiba Inu he rescued. His circumstances deteriorate further upon receiving a stage four stomach cancer diagnosis with a mere three-month prognosis. Though he attempts to remain resilient, his family's icy demeanor drives him to the brink. Seeking tranquility, he visits a nearby field with his dog, where an enigmatic figure suddenly appears. Suddenly, a brilliant flash of light and debris engulfs Ichirou. Upon awakening, he discovers his body has been transformed, now housing a concealed mechanical weapon. Initially stunned, the benevolent Ichirou swiftly employs his new powers to save a life, an act that restores his vitality and sense of purpose. The origin of these abilities remains a mystery. Who was the mysterious individual at the site of the explosion, and do their motives align with Ichirou's desire to aid others despite possessing such formidable strength?

Sixteen-year-old Maika Sakuranomiya dreams of studying abroad but cannot secure a part-time job because her cheerful nature manifests as a frightening smile. Following yet another failed interview, she stumbles upon Café Stile, an establishment where staff members adopt specific character personas. Dino, the Italian manager, is struck by Maika's cuteness and hires her to portray a sadistic waitress. Her inherent clumsiness inadvertently complements this harsh role, delighting the café's masochistic clientele. Teaming up with Kaho Hinata as the tsundere and Mafuyu Hoshikawa as the little sister figure, Maika thrives in her new position by fully embracing her merciless character.

In a distant future where six colossal meteor impacts have shattered the world, crystalline entities called Gems reside. Each Gem is tasked with defending against the Lunarians, a species that assaults them to shatter their forms and repurpose the fragments as ornaments. Phosphophyllite, known as Phos, is a fragile young Gem who yearns to fight alongside their comrades. However, due to their delicate constitution, they are assigned the duty of compiling an encyclopedia. As Phos reluctantly begins this work, they encounter Cinnabar, a clever Gem exiled to night patrols on a remote island because of the toxic poison their body emits. Witnessing Cinnabar's suffering, Phos determines to discover a meaningful purpose for both of these outcast Gems. The story of Houseki no Kuni chronicles Phos' journey to demonstrate their worth and safeguard their fellow Gems.

Seven magi and their summoned Servants engage in a brutal Holy Grail War, each vying for a mystical artifact capable of granting any wish. Ten years prior, the Fourth Holy Grail War in Fuyuki City resulted in massive destruction and the deaths of over five hundred people. Shirou Emiya, a survivor of that catastrophe, aspires to follow the path of his adoptive father and savior, Kiritsugu Emiya, becoming a champion of justice. Although merely a student, Shirou is drawn into the Fifth Holy Grail War after witnessing a Servant battle at school and subsequently summoning Saber. When a malevolent force begins slaughtering civilians in Fuyuki, Shirou joins forces with Rin Toosaka, another participant in the War, to halt the killings. However, his deep bond with his close friend Sakura Matou pulls him further into the dark secrets of the War and the feuding families entangled within it.

After finishing high school, thirty-year-old Moriko Morioka unexpectedly finds herself unemployed, a situation she welcomes with joy. Having resigned from a job held for over a decade, she devotes her newfound free time to online gaming, creating a male avatar named Hayashi in the MMO Fruits de Mer. Freed from real-world social duties, Moriko immerses herself completely in the game, quickly forming a close bond with Lily, a kind and adorable healer. The duo soon becomes inseparable as Moriko increasingly identifies with her in-game persona, Hayashi. Slowly, she adopts a reclusive lifestyle, leaving her apartment only when absolutely necessary. Meanwhile, across town, Yuuta Sakurai, a timid office worker in his late twenties, is also playing Fruits de Mer. One evening, their paths cross at a convenience store, but both dismiss the meeting as a mere coincidence, unaware of the destiny that will soon entwine their lives.

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

In his second year of high school, Rei Kiriyama continues to juggle the demands of professional shogi alongside his personal development. Surrounded by the lively group of friends at the shogi hall, his school club, and the neighborhood, Rei's reserved demeanor gradually begins to soften. Central to his life are the Kawamoto sisters—Akari, Hinata, and Momo—who offer him affection and a sense of family. Through these bonds, Rei comes to understand that everyone carries their own emotional burdens, prompting him to both depend on and assist others. As his social circle expands, the pressures of a professional shogi career remain relentless. With a host of tournaments, championships, and title matches ahead, Rei faces mounting challenges as he climbs the ranks and meets formidable opponents. While nurturing these meaningful relationships, Rei continues his search for the deeper meaning behind the game that defines his life.

In the frozen remnants of what was once a bustling city, the silence is broken only by the rumble of a motorcycle engine. Chito and Yuuri ride this bike as the last survivors of a ruined urban landscape. They search through abandoned military bases for supplies, moving through the dead terrain while pondering the mysteries of the past. Though they often face loneliness, their bond helps them endure their solitary existence as the final humans. Yuuri's cheerful clumsiness and Chito's calm demeanor bring small moments of brightness to their somber routine, whether through target practice, finding books, or playful snowball fights in the wintry battlefield. Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou unfolds across empty spaces and decaying buildings, telling a heartwarming story of two young women discovering hope in a bleak and fading world.

Itsuki Hashima is a light novelist whose works feature a strong obsession with little sisters. He is surrounded by a close circle of friends, including Nayuta Kani, a talented but flirtatious novelist who has romantic feelings for him, and Haruto Fuwa, another successful male writer. The group also includes Miyako Shirakawa, a college friend, and Chihiro, Itsuki's ideal younger stepbrother who handles cooking and household chores. Together, they engage in quirky games, unexpected outings, humorous exchanges, and celebrate each other's accomplishments. However, they also confront challenges such as meeting tight deadlines and grappling with deep personal issues.

As the end of their high school years approaches, third-year students face the significant milestone of graduation. Mio Natsume carries unresolved emotions, Hazuki Morikawa is a reserved member of the concert band, and Haruto Souma is a dedicated baseball player—each navigating their final months of school. Meanwhile, second-year student Ena Komiya is determined to revive the photography club before it disappears. Though their paths differ, their lives become unexpectedly connected with the arrival of a new third-year transfer student. Eita Izumi, who frequently moves due to his father's job, finds transferring just before graduation a familiar experience. This time, however, the relocation brings him back to his hometown for his last high school semester, reawakening old connections that had been dormant. Graduation already brings uncertainty, but Eita's sudden appearance adds further complexity to their final days at school. Forgotten memories, deep-seated feelings, and newfound passions all surface during this poignant last semester.

In "Wall Sina, Farewell," Annie Leonhart is tasked with a critical mission that requires her to erase all record of her absence. She turns to her comrade Hitch Dreyse for assistance, agreeing to his demand that she solve an unresolved case involving Carly Stratmann, a university graduate and daughter of wealthy businessman Elliot Stratmann. With only one day to uncover the truth in the dangerous underbelly of Stohess District, Annie delves into the mystery, only to find that each revelation raises more questions—including the infiltration of the illegal drug coderoin, the secrets held by Elliot, and Carly's mysterious disappearance. In "Adrift in a Harsh Reality," Mikasa Ackerman, consumed by worry for Eren Yeager, begins recalling past events. Her memories include conversations with Armin Arlert, her anxiety for her friends, and the devastating moment she nearly lost everything. As fear grips her, Mikasa experiences an alternate version of her history where some events can be changed. However, she wonders if there are certain fateful occurrences that even her dreams cannot prevent.

Every ten years, the Zodiac Tournament convenes elite mercenaries renowned for their overwhelming power, tactical acumen, and lethal accuracy. Each combatant embodies one of the twelve Chinese zodiac animals. Fighting fiercely for their honor and survival, they engage in brutal combat until only one remains victorious. The twelfth edition of this tournament begins in an abandoned city, emptied of the half-million residents who once inhabited it. To heighten the danger, each fighter consumes a poisonous gem that imposes a strict time limit on both the contest and their survival. With a single wish promised to the winner, the Zodiac Warriors launch their ferocious battle for dominance.

In "My Girlfriend is Shobitch," Haruka Shinozaki has liked class president Akiho Kousaka since their first year of high school. Known for her looks and skills in sports, Kousaka seems like the ideal student. When they end up in the same class, Shinozaki confesses his feelings, and to his surprise, she agrees to date him. Soon after, Shinozaki learns Kousaka is not what she appears: despite her perfect image, she has no experience with romance. Still, she is determined to satisfy his wishes in every way, going as far as researching intimate topics and his personal preferences. Shinozaki tries to tell her such efforts are not needed, but Kousaka remains committed to making him happy.

In Himouto! Umaru-chan R, Umaru Doma, a top-performing student, turns into a lazy otaku hooked on junk food the moment she arrives home, always wearing her signature hamster hoodie. As her daily antics unfold, her bonds with Nana Ebina, Kirie Motoba, and Sylphinford Tachibana grow stronger, leading to increasingly comedic situations. Amid the fun, several mysteries emerge: what favor did Nana ask of Umaru’s brother, Taihei? Who is the mysterious girl with the diamond hairpin, and why does she seem to recognize Umaru? These puzzles and others are solved over the course of the series.

Nobuaki Kanazawa has trouble blending in at his new school and shows little desire to make friends. His distant behavior is later explained by a grim past: every student receives a mysterious text from someone calling themselves "The King." The message introduces the lethal "King's Game," where refusing, quitting, or failing to complete tasks within 24 hours leads to death. Having endured this ordeal before and witnessed others die, Nobuaki tries to warn his clueless classmates. They ignore him until the first deaths occur. Trapped in a horrifying situation with no way out, Nobuaki faces the dilemma of saving himself or attempting to rescue his classmates—a mission he failed to accomplish once before.

In "Our Love Has Always Been 10 Centimeters Apart," Miou Aida and Haruki Serizawa appear to be complete opposites to those around them. As third-year students approaching graduation, however, they find themselves growing closer. Miou, a reserved member of the art club who avoids attention, contrasts sharply with Haruki, the outgoing and confident leader of the film club who has already earned recognition for his directing skills. Despite their initial differences, a chance encounter during their entrance ceremony creates a bond between them that remains platonic, much to the confusion of their peers. With only one year left in high school, Miou, Haruki, and their friends from both the art and film clubs must confront their unspoken feelings and the difficult decisions regarding their future goals. While Haruki strives to achieve his dream of becoming a professional director, Miou struggles to find her own path forward. Their journey reveals the challenges of bridging the distance between them, symbolically represented by the mere 10 centimeters that still separate them.

In a world covered by an endless desert, the Mud Whale—a floating island vessel—travels across this vast expanse. The island is home to an ancient community where many residents, called the "Marked," possess supernatural abilities but suffer shortened lifespans due to this power. Among them is Chakuro, the village archivist, who dedicates himself to recording the discovery of new islands. Each new island he finds, however, is similar to the others: deserted, with only faint traces of former inhabitants. After a six-month gap, another island appears on the horizon, prompting Chakuro to join a scouting expedition with his companions. During their exploration, they come across relics from a vanished society. Inside a deteriorating building, Chakuro encounters a girl whose presence will change his destiny and the course of life on the Mud Whale.

Chisato Mizusawa works as a composed assistant office manager and outwardly insists she does not care for alcohol. In truth, she secretly enjoys drinking, and when she does, a more playful side of her appears—a trait known only to her husband, Sora, who works as a bartender. Each evening, Sora prepares dinner and serves Chisato her favorite cocktails, including Plum Splet, Irish Coffee, and Orange Breeze. Though her love for alcohol is strong, her affection for her gentle husband runs deeper. Together, they share a happy life filled with moments of joy and, occasionally, a delightful cocktail.

Touta Konoe lives an ordinary life in the quiet countryside until his teacher Yukihime reveals that she is actually a vampire. After she rescues him from a deadly accident, she grants him immortality. Filled with a new urge to see the world, Touta sets out on a journey to reach Amanomihashira, a colossal tower that extends beyond Earth's atmosphere. Along the way, he discovers a hidden organization of immortals known as the "UQ Holders." With help from his newfound friends and guides, Touta's journey grows ever more wondrous and fantastic.

In Kino's Journey -the Beautiful World- the Animated Series, a 15-year-old girl named Kino, who loves to travel, finds comfort in exploring the world's many different cultures and landscapes. Though she seems gentle and polite, Kino is far from defenseless—she carries two pistols called "Cannon" and "Woodsman," and she does not hesitate to use them against anyone who endangers her travels. She is accompanied by Hermes, a sentient motorcycle and her loyal companion, who helps her deal with the hardships and sorrows of their endless journey. They follow a single strict rule: never stay in any country for more than three days. As they travel, Kino and Hermes meet many people and experience various societal customs, which help Kino gain a deeper understanding of herself and sharpen her own beliefs. Yet, the more she uncovers the mysteries of the world, the more she faces hidden dangers lurking in unexplored lands.

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 the lively village of spirits, Yuzu, a cheerful and energetic fox girl, begins her first job as an attendant at the renowned hot springs inn, Konohanatei. With no prior experience in such a refined establishment, Kiri, the dependable and gentle head attendant, quickly guides her through the basics. Although Yuzu’s initial enthusiasm often leads to mistakes, her lively personality adds a distinctive charm to the inn, endearing her to both guests and coworkers despite her clumsy but sincere efforts. Under the guidance of her fellow fox attendants—the strict Satsuki, the easygoing Natsume, the sharp-tongued Ren, and the quiet Sakura—Yuzu gradually learns the skills of running an inn and becomes increasingly captivated by the magical atmosphere around her. Konohana Kitan tells the heartwarming story of a young fox girl building bonds with others and discovering her place in the enchanting world of spirits.

Ren Fujii is an ordinary high school student who recently ended a friendship after a conflict with his former best friend, leaving him without that close bond. With the support of Kasumi Ayase, his childhood friend, and Rea Himuro, a senior, Ren slowly resumes his normal school routine. Then, a wave of brutal murders breaks out in the town, with victims found decapitated. At the same time, Ren begins experiencing unsettling dreams in which he is executed by a guillotine. These nightmares foreshadow the violent and deadly conflicts that lie ahead.

Driven by a desire to forge their own identity separate from the idols who inspired them, the members of Aqours push forward with renewed determination to succeed as school idols. Their previous performance brought a modest uptick in applications for their struggling school, and they are eager to build on this small victory through the upcoming open house and the next Love Live competition. To draw more attention to their institution, the team commits themselves to delivering their best performances. Despite their efforts, the incremental progress fails to sway Mari Ohara's father from his plans. In spite of Mari's heartfelt pleas, the decision to close the school remains firm, halting all new student admissions at Uranohoshi Girls' High School, including for the open house. Though the situation seems grim, Aqours refuses to give up. Faced with daunting obstacles, the group continues to sing, dance, and radiate hope, striving to spark a miraculous change of events.

Un-aired 11th episode of the TV series included in the Blu-ray. Recovery of an MMO Junkie / Moriko Logs In to Fruits de Mer: When Moriko's computer breaks down, she seeks assistance from a specific person to purchase a new one. Before she realizes it, she has agreed to have that individual come over to her home to assemble the PC itself! Who is visiting?! Will Moriko successfully complete the "Invite a Guest Over" quest?!

The sprawling Holy Britannian Empire, having expanded through military conquest, has seized countless territories—including Japan, which lost its independence after being crushed in the Second Pacific War of 2010 and was renamed Area 11. Within this climate of oppression, a single student secretly dreams of liberating Japan through a powerful rebellion. That student, Lelouch Lamperouge, drives his crusade with a deep hatred for the Empire and a burning desire to erase its infamous legacy. His plans for revenge take an unexpected turn when he encounters a mysterious figure named C.C., who grants him the supernatural power known as Geass—the ability to make anyone obey his commands without question. Armed with this overwhelming ability, Lelouch adopts the masked identity of Zero, a revolutionary symbol that represents the hopes of the oppressed worldwide. He vows to restore Japan's former glory and deliver divine retribution upon Britannia.

In "Free!: Take Your Marks," set between "Free!: Eternal Summer" and "Free!: Dive to the Future," four separate tales follow the graduating seniors through their final summer before they head off to new paths. "Unmei no Choice!" (Destined Choice!) centers on Haruka Nanase and Makoto Tachibana as they look for a new apartment in Tokyo where Haruka can settle down. "Hitou no Cooling Down!" (Cooling Down at the Secret Hot Spring!) focuses on Aiichiro Nitori, who picks out a graduation present for Rin Matsuoka and Sousuke Yamazaki, and Momotaro Mikoshiba, who wins tickets to the Anago Hot Springs. Hoping for a group getaway, Aiichiro and Momotaro invite Rin and Sousuke to join them. "Kessoku no Batafurai!" (United Butterfly!) showcases Rei Ryugazaki, Nagisa Hazuki, and Gou Matsuoka as they produce a recruitment video to draw new members to the swim club for the upcoming school year. "Tabidachi no Etanaru Buru!" (Departing Eternal Blue!) follows the Iwatobi and Samezuka swim teams as they arrange a surprise farewell party for Rin, marking his departure for Australia.

In "Code:Realize ~Guardian of Rebirth~," Cardia Beckford has scattered memories of her past, but she clearly recalls her father, Isaac, and her isolated life in a remote mansion. The townspeople avoid her, calling her a monster because of a lethal substance inside her—the Horologium, an eternal heart implanted in her chest by Isaac. This mechanism generates immense power, but also causes her touch to corrode anything it comes into contact with. The Horologium attracts interest from various factions in London, especially the extremist group Twilight, which is rumored to have ties to Isaac. The British military captures Cardia, intending to exploit the Horologium's abilities. While in captivity, she is unexpectedly rescued by the famous gentleman thief, Arsène Lupin, who plans to take the Horologium for himself. Alongside Lupin and his companions, Cardia sets out to uncover the mysteries surrounding her father's involvement with Twilight, her lost memories, and the true nature of the Horologium.

The defenders successfully pushed back the Ends' assault on Verlina, but the war continues to escalate. As the monstrous armies reorganize, the Black King strengthens his hold over the regions he has seized. Fresh clashes break out across Orte, with human forces fighting to maintain their authority over demi-humans who have endured long oppression. With each passing day, the Ends grow more powerful, while Toyohisa Shimazu lies unconscious, badly wounded in the Battle of Verlina. Facing these mounting dangers, humanity's future hangs in a perilous balance.

An intense wave of internet addiction grips the country's youth, leading many to become overly dependent on the virtual realm. Those deemed beyond recovery are confined to the Elite Reeducation Academy, intended to rehabilitate them into functional adults. Hibiki, a teenager suffering from this affliction, awakens at the academy without recollection of how he got there. The head instructor informs him that he was brought to the academy in a coma-like state at his mother’s insistence, as she feared his growing aggression due to his addiction. Feeling trapped in what seems more like a prison than an educational institution and unable to withstand the staff's harsh treatment, Hibiki contemplates ending his life by jumping from the roof. His plans are thwarted when he meets a mysterious individual named Shin, who promises to instill a sense of purpose in him.

Minoa Asagaya is haunted by a vivid scene from an anime she watched as a child but cannot recall its title. She turns to her classmates at Sakaneko High School for help, catching the interest of Arisu Kamiigusa—the most popular and wealthy girl in class, who is also an avid otaku. Despite Arisu's vast knowledge, the anime remains unidentified. Seeing the lack of an anime club at their school, Minoa and Arisu decide to form the Anime Research Club, hoping that gathering anime fans will lead them to uncover the identity of the elusive anime. Through this endeavor, Minoa discovers the intriguing world of anime.

Kashou Minazuki resides with his sister Shigure and a household of six catgirls before relocating to establish his own pastry shop, La Soleil. During the move, he finds that two of his catgirls, Chocola and Vanilla, have secretly hidden themselves inside his luggage. The pair implore to stay by their master's side, though Kashou questions whether he can handle both his new venture and the additional catgirls. Still, their help might prove exactly what he needs. With support from his caring sister and devoted catgirls, Kashou pours all his effort into making his dream a reality.

In the corrupt and bustling Russell City, negative emotions manifest as Horrors, causing chaos and destruction. The Makai Order secretly fights these malevolent beings, operating through small businesses and sending Makai Knights and Makai Alchemists to stop them. Among the Order, Sword—a large, powerful man—holds the title of Golden Knight, enabling him to use the Garo armor and blade. He alone knows of a conspiracy threatening the Makai Order, tied to the cryptic phrase "El Dorado." While battling a Horror, Sword meets Sophia "Sophie" Hennis, a young woman whose brother vanished years ago under circumstances linked to the same mysterious word. United by their shared search for the truth behind "El Dorado," Sword and Sophie decide to work together to uncover the secret of her brother's disappearance.

The school festival is in full swing, with Junichi Hashiba and Yukana Yame's class café packed with patrons. During a brief respite from her duties, Yukana learns of a local legend associated with the festival's after-party. According to the tale, any couple who dances during the last song of the evening will be destined to love each other eternally. But as the rumor circulates, other students plot to stop Junichi and Yukana from sharing this final dance. Will they manage to stay together, or will their plans be thwarted by outside interference?

Two decades after monstrous beasts began freely roaming a devastated Earth, the remnants of humanity drift through space aboard the ship that carried them from their ruined home. With supplies running low, the ship's leadership must choose between continuing the search for a new habitable world or pursuing a plan outlined in an anonymous essay that claims to reveal Godzilla's single weakness—the monster that forced humanity into exile. The essay was written by Haruo Sakaki, whose deep hatred for Godzilla was born from witnessing his parents' death as a child. He now leads the mission to reclaim Earth and eliminate the apex predator. But Earth has transformed drastically in their absence, and the internal strife among the human survivors may prove more dangerous than Godzilla and its offspring.

The Lost Room. A space where one can glimpse what has been lost, or perhaps what will one day be lost to them. Dwelling in the deepest recesses of Chaldea, it stands as the boundary between dream and reality, where the moon’s light filters through. Created by the Chaldea Summoning System, the room contains a modest collection of meaningful rewards to be savored.

There are whispers that Momo Kawashima, previously a student council member at Ooarai Girls Academy, has to repeat a year after failing her university entrance exams. Hesitant to go back to Ooarai, Momo is stuck in a tough situation. To earn a place at a university, she must obtain an athletic scholarship. With the Winter Continuous Track Cup drawing near, Momo becomes the commander of Ooarai's tankery team to prove her abilities and make up for past shortcomings. Ooarai's first match is against BC Freedom High School, a school with a French motif and internal conflicts. Although facing a team in disarray might seem favorable for Ooarai, they may discover the upcoming battle is more difficult than it appears.

Second season of Osomatsu-san.

After their intense clash with Kirukiru Amou and the Supreme Five Swords, the school's strongest warriors brace themselves for punishment. Instead of discipline, though, the principal catches everyone off guard by arranging a relaxing hot spring trip for the group. To make things even more surprising, the notorious transfer student Fudou Nomura gets an invitation to come along—but only if he manages to pass his makeup exams first. With assistance from the Supreme Five Swords members, Fudou works to secure his place and take a well-earned rest from the school's turmoil.

On a sweltering summer afternoon, Takashi Natsume and his feline companion Madara venture out to buy jelly. A speeding truck suddenly passes them, running over an old man in a mask who calls out to Natsume for help. It turns out that the injured individual is a youkai, the spirit of a Suzunaru tree that was recently destroyed by lightning. As the tree's life fades, the youkai pleads with Natsume to fulfill his final wish: to receive daily water until his death. Meanwhile, Tamami, a young girl, walks through a forest counting her steps according to directions on a piece of paper. Taking a break to rest, she falls asleep but is abruptly awakened by a peculiar talking cat. Through her interactions with the cat and its human friend Natsume, Tamami learns that the forest harbors a hidden world where unseen entities become visible. Trusting the pair, she shares her tale of assisting a white owl, which later appeared in her dreams to lead her back into this extraordinary forest.

In the realm of the afterlife, much like in the human world, a composed and effective problem-solver is essential to maintain order. Meet Hozuki, a demon recognized for his unflappable demeanor, who is well past due for some time off.

A sudden flash of light from Yuzuki's phone sends her to Shinga, a parallel world that mirrors Japan's chaotic Sengoku period, defined by endless civil war. In this realm, the Gekkazoku—supernatural clans like vampires and werewolves—coexist peacefully with humans, safeguarded by the powerful Himemiko. But her mysterious disappearance has thrown Shinga into disorder. Yuzuki's quest to locate Himemiko and find her way home keeps getting blocked by the ongoing battles between rival factions.

Chosen by the esteemed Shinju-sama as heroes, three young women are assigned to fight Vertexes, malevolent beings threatening global peace. Sumi Washio, Sonoko Nogi, and Gin Minowa, who once led idle lives waiting for their call to action, are suddenly thrust into a Vertex attack. Their initial lack of coordination as magical girls nearly leads to their defeat. Through sheer determination, they manage to triumph over their enemy, leading to a resolution to improve their teamwork and fighting abilities after the battle. As new dangers arise and demand increased power, the girls face the risk of irreversible changes from their magic. They must weigh the cost of victory and decide whether such a sacrifice is worthwhile for the survival of humanity.

Cocoa returns to her family home in the mountains after a long absence, prompted by a letter from her sister Mocha urging her to come back soon. While Cocoa is away, her friends spend a week in town without her, and Cocoa enjoys time with the family she hasn't seen in a while. But Chino, who considers herself Cocoa's little sister, wants to attend the upcoming fireworks festival with Cocoa and all their friends, which is less than a week away. Missing everyone, Cocoa decides to cut her visit short and head back early, but can she make it in time for the festival's grand finale?

In the wake of the events chronicled in Yuuki Yuuna is a Hero, the Hero Club of Sanshu Middle School—composed of Yuuna Yuuki, Karin Miyoshi, and the Inubouzaki siblings Fuu and Itsuki—continues its work aiding those in need. They are soon joined by Sonoko Nogi, a hero from a prior era. Yet the group soon notes the absence of Mimori Tougou, whose presence should be felt; every trace of her existence has been erased, leaving only the memories held by her friends. Without any leads on Tougou's location, the club members regain their ability to transform and embark on a desperate search for their lost comrade. Their journey uncovers startling revelations that shake the very foundations of their world.

In "Pingu in the City," the Pingu family relocates from their tranquil village to a bustling city where inhabitants pursue a variety of professions. Driven by curiosity, Pingu attempts to take part in these different jobs. Yet, his playful mischief consistently results in chaos, interfering with the everyday activities of the city's workers.

Rito Sudou, Kotoko Watatsumugi, and Mari Shirako each dream of gaining worldwide recognition for their creations. Using their unique talents, the three run a small boutique named Park in Harajuku. As their popularity grows, their future appears increasingly promising. Their ambitions are threatened when alien beings called Scoopers invade Earth. Lacking any creativity, these aliens travel the universe collecting inventions from different civilizations. Upon arriving in Harajuku, a young girl named Misa Maruno appears, claiming to have escaped from the Scoopers. She gives each girl an unusual device called Amatsumara, which enables users to bring their thoughts into reality. With the future of global artistry at risk, Rito, Kotoko, and Mari must confront the Scoopers, harnessing the power of their imagination.

In 1918, during Japan's Taisho era, 17-year-old Benio Hanamura actively defies social conventions. Recognized for her loud demeanor and fighting spirit, this tomboyish young woman spends her time practicing kendo and climbing trees alongside her close friends Tamaki and Ranmaru. Though Benio is determined to choose her own romantic destiny, her family has different arrangements for her future. As war disrupts the period, she struggles with questions of personal independence, devotion to her companions, and the intricacies of love.

Extra episode of Sword Art Offline included in the Sword Art Online: Ordinal Scale Blu-ray and DVD

The opening day has arrived for the high school division of the racing kneeler exhibition. Female participants from all over the country have assembled, each aiming to claim victory in the kneeler race. This initial race serves as an introduction for the competitors this season. No one is expected to go all out just yet—that intensity will come during the actual competition. Thus begins the battle among the female racers for the top spot.

315 Production is a newly established entertainment company that seeks out aspiring idols from a range of previous occupations. These individuals, who were once lawyers, doctors, pilots, and more, gather at the agency. While making the shift to idol life, they work toward their dream of becoming top performers in the field.

This entry originates from the Himuro no Tenchi Fate/school Life 4-koma spin-off manga, centering on Kaede Makidera, Kane Himuro, and Yukiko Saegusa, under the title Fate/Grand Order: Himuro no Tenchi - 7-nin no Saikyou Gijin-hen.

Promotional short anime segments posted on the official Twitter feed to advertise the movie "Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! Movie: Take On Me."

Ritsuka Tachibana leads a peaceful and ordinary life until her brother Lindo returns from his studies in the United Kingdom. The calm is soon disrupted when Rem Kaginuki, the head of Shikou Academy's student council, comes to see her, sparking strange encounters with the council's other members. Despite these odd occurrences, Ritsuka believes her everyday life will eventually return to normal. Everything changes when she comes home to find her mother unconscious and hooded figures lurking nearby. These beings are not ordinary humans but devils, vampires, and exorcists, all searching for the Forbidden Grimoire. As her ordinary world collapses, Ritsuka finds comfort and support in Rem amid the chaos. Meanwhile, her brother Lindo conceals a mysterious dark secret that only deepens the complications. Trapped in a whirlwind of conflicting emotions and a complicated romantic situation, Ritsuka must navigate a turbulent love story while trying to decide what to do next.

This film is the first installment of a three-part anime movie series adapting the spinoff manga Donten ni Warau Gaiden. A year after the decisive conflict with the Orochi, Tenka Kumou has been paralyzed from the waist down. Although a few members of the original squad still stick together, Tenka has withdrawn from them. As his brothers, along with Sousei and Kiiko, attempt to reconnect with him, unknown details from Tenka's earlier life come to light.

Unaired episode bundled with the seventh Blu-ray and DVD volume of Granblue Fantasy The Animation.

At the Budokan, the Tsukino Concert serves as an annual event where Tsukino Entertainment Production’s top idol groups take the spotlight. The leader of each group—Shiki Takamura from SolidS, Sora Oohara from SOARA, Shuu Izumi from QUELL, and Kouki Etou from Growth—is assigned to create a unique new song for their unit, meant to be performed on the festival’s second day. Shiki struggles to find inspiration for SolidS’s composition. For Sora, overcoming previous mistakes is essential to guiding SOARA toward their peak. Shuu, aiming to move away from his earlier fame, works to boost QUELL’s popularity to match that of his former group. Meanwhile, Growth collaborates with their rivals, ZIX, before their debut—a situation that leaves Kouki uncomfortable. Tsukipro The Animation weaves together the stories of these four units, showing their daily routines as they prepare for the Tsukino Concert.