Spring 2019 Anime

Ever since his father passed away, Tanjirou Kamado has shouldered the responsibility of supporting his family while living in poverty on a remote mountain. Despite their difficult circumstances, the Kamado household maintains a generally peaceful and happy life. One day, Tanjirou travels to a nearby village to sell charcoal and earn money. As night falls during his return trip, he finds shelter at the home of an odd stranger, who warns him about flesh-eating demons that roam the forest after sunset. The following morning, upon returning home, Tanjirou encounters a horrific scene: his entire family has been brutally slaughtered. The only survivor is his sister Nezuko, who has been transformed into a blood-thirsty demon. Driven by rage and grief, Tanjirou vows to avenge his family and protect his remaining kin. Joining forces with the mysterious Demon Slayer Corps, he is resolved to eradicate demons and preserve what little of his beloved sister's humanity remains.

To reignite humanity's waning hope, the Survey Corps embarks on a perilous mission to reclaim Wall Maria, renewing their battle against the merciless Titans. Upon returning to the devastated Shiganshina District, formerly Eren Yeager's home, he and his comrades discover the area strangely devoid of Titans. Even after securing the outer gate, they encounter no resistance. The operation proceeds without a hitch until Armin Arlert, wary of the enemy's absence, uncovers proof of a concealed trap. Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 chronicles Eren's resolve to recover what was stolen from him. Alongside the Survey Corps, they advance through numerous sacrifices, striving for victory while seeking the secrets buried within the Yeager family's basement.

After defeating Boros and his army, Saitama goes back to his normal life in Z-City. Yet, monster attacks become more frequent, putting a heavy strain on the Hero Association's resources. To cope, the organization hatches a daring scheme to enlist criminals as temporary allies. At the first recruitment gathering, a mysterious figure named Garou steps forward, claims to be a monster, and immediately launches a brutal attack on those present. Garou's assault on the Hero Association only grows worse as he overwhelms every hero he faces. It eventually comes to light that he was once the top student of the famous martial artist Silverfang, though his true intentions remain a mystery. Regardless, this powerful adversary seems impossible to defeat. Intrigued by the enigma of this new threat and motivated by a cash prize, Saitama decides to join a peculiar martial arts tournament. As the tournament unfolds and Garou's attacks persist, a massive danger arises that threatens all of humanity. Could this be the devastating catastrophe predicted by the seer Madame Shibabawa?

Following a devastating family tragedy that leaves Tooru Honda homeless and camping in a tent, she finds solace in the Chinese zodiac tales her late mother used to tell. Unaware of the property boundaries, she inadvertently pitches her tent on land belonging to the Souma family. By chance, she encounters Shigure, an elder Souma relative, and Yuki, a popular student from her school. Initially assuming she lives in the neighborhood, they are surprised to discover the truth when they spot her returning to her tent one evening. The Souma family extends a helping hand by inviting Tooru to live with them, significantly improving her circumstances. However, her new existence takes a bizarre turn when she stumbles upon a heated argument between Yuki and his fiery cousin, Kyou. While attempting to intervene, Tooru uncovers the Souma family's profound secret: its members transform into the animals of the Chinese zodiac when embraced by someone of the opposite sex. Now aware of this truth, Tooru embarks on a unique and frequently comedic chapter of her life, navigating friendship, romance, and the complexities of her newfound family.

Six months after Sakuta Azusagawa first met the bunny girl Mai Sakurajima in a library, the pair are enjoying a happy relationship. However, Sakuta's life is thrown into chaos when Shouko Makinohara, his childhood crush who has since grown up, suddenly returns. Complicating matters further, Sakuta encounters a younger, middle school-aged version of Shouko in a hospital, where she is fighting a critical illness. Strangely, his old scars begin to ache whenever he is near her. As Shouko's peculiar situation seems linked to him, Sakuta must confront his conflicting feelings regardless of the cost. With a young girl's life hanging in the balance of his choices, what actions can he take?

Following the conclusion of the three-way conflict between the organizations, government agent Ango Sakaguchi reflects on an incident from years past, occurring shortly after the death of the previous Port Mafia boss. During that time, the newcomer Osamu Dazai was tasked with investigating reports of a massive explosion that had devastated part of the city long ago, and its potential connection to the rumored return of the former leader. Caught in circumstances beyond his control, Dazai is compelled to cooperate with Chuuya Nakahara, the talented yet unpredictable leader of a rival gang known as the Sheep, to expose the truth behind the case and unravel the mystery of Arahabaki—the fire deity who may possess the answers they seek. In the present day, the Armed Detective Agency returns to its normal duties. However, their tranquility is short-lived, as both familiar foes and new adversaries regroup to prepare for another confrontation.

In the land of Earlshide, Merlin Wolford is celebrated as a national hero for his incredible power and achievements. Desiring a tranquil existence, he withdraws to a secluded village to raise an orphan he saved. This child is Shin, a former Japanese salaryman who has been reincarnated into this world with his previous memories intact. As time passes, Shin displays remarkable aptitude in both magic and battle, constantly astonishing Merlin with his potential. By his fifteenth birthday, it becomes evident that Shin's skills are overly focused on combat, rendering him socially inept, lacking in common sense, and prone to impulsive actions. To correct these shortcomings, he joins the kingdom's Magic Academy to mature alongside his classmates. Yet, his dream of a quiet life is shattered as he immediately becomes famous upon arrival. While adapting to life at the capital's academy, Shin Wolford builds friendships, discovers his new surroundings, and confronts the various evil forces endangering him and his city.

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

In a typical day, Tanya Degurechaff, 16-year-old isekai hero Satou Kazuma, expansionist Overlord Ainz Ooal Gown, and the demonic twins Rem and Ram carry on with their daily routines. Suddenly, a conspicuous red button that practically begs to be pressed materializes before them. Unable to resist their curiosity, these inhabitants of different worlds press the button and are whisked away to an unfamiliar realm. With no way to go back, they must adjust to a normal school environment and learn to coexist. One thing stays the same: a classroom full of eccentric characters is always lively!

Kawanuma West is a public school where four stunningly attractive female teachers find their students receiving unexpected private lessons in sex education. While these dedicated professionals never start their semesters with plans to romance a lucky male student, bizarre and inexplicable events constantly force these teacher-pupil pairs into sexually charged scenarios where intimacy seems inevitable. From falling into water and doors tearing away clothing to the classic accidental breast-to-face collisions common in Japanese school settings, these unfortunate ladies find themselves powerless to stop the chaos. As the situation escalates into titillating traps of epic proportions, the male students are left wondering what they should do as they get pulled deeper into the fray.

Kuroto Nakano is a stressed and overworked salaryman who struggles daily under the weight of his demanding job and unending fatigue. This strain manifests as an inner darkness that, if left unchecked, could ruin his life—a condition only visible to fox deities. These divine beings have the responsibility of saving those at risk. To help Kuroto, Senko-san, an 800-year-old fox goddess, intervenes, taking it upon herself to alleviate his burden through her persistent and compassionate support.

Half a century after humanity began colonizing the terraformed Mars, artificial intelligence has made everyday life comfortable and convenient. In Alba City, Carole scrapes by with odd jobs and plays keyboard after dark. Tuesday, meanwhile, flees her wealthy upbringing in Hershell City, chasing her dream of creating music with her acoustic guitar. Their meeting is unplanned, but they soon join forces as a musical pair. They set out to challenge the AI-generated performers dominating the music industry, convinced that their genuine melodies can truly convey emotion. Can their passion and fortune bring about the most extraordinary miracle Mars has ever witnessed?

In "Kono Oto Tomare!: Sounds of Time," Gen Kudou, a skilled koto maker, doubts that his mischievous grandson Chika has the capability to truly understand the intricate artistry of the koto. Driven by a desire to redeem himself and uncover the significance of his late grandfather's last words, Chika decides to join the Koto Club at Tokise High School. The club, struggling with a low number of members, faces a tough decision when new leader Takezou Kurata considers Chika's application, wary of his notorious behavior. But upon seeing Chika's genuine dedication and enthusiasm, Takezou grants him membership along with koto prodigy Satowa Houzuki and three of Chika's energetic friends. The series chronicles the journey of this diverse group of students as they prepare to compete in the national tournament.

In "Ao-chan Can't Study!," high school student Ao Horie is determined to excel academically in order to distance herself from her father, who is known for writing erotic novels. Once proud of the origin of her name, Ao now wishes to separate herself from her father's reputation. Her resolve is tested when Takumi Kijima, a kind-hearted boy, confesses his feelings to her. Instead of recognizing his genuine affection, Ao's mind conjures inappropriate images and sensations. Misinterpreting his sincerity as something else, she struggles to both reject his advances and maintain her focus on her studies, making it nearly impossible to concentrate amidst these distractions.

Thirty years after a catastrophic event, a new kind of mutant known as the Burnish appeared, wielding flames and causing widespread destruction among humans. These mutants continue to emerge sporadically, leaving havoc in their wake. Promepolis, an independent republic, thrives under the leadership of Kray Foresight, who has led the fight against the Burnish threat. The Burning Rescue, a highly skilled firefighting squad equipped with advanced technology designed by mechanic Lucia Fex, plays a key role in combating these dangers. Galo Thymos, a young and enthusiastic admirer of Foresight, joins the Burning Rescue as its newest member. Meanwhile, a militant group called the Mad Burnish operates within the country, creating chaos. After a fierce clash with the group’s leader, Lio Fotia, Galo embarks on a journey to uncover the truth about the Burnish, forcing him to question everything he once believed.

Hinako Mukaimizu is a spirited college student from a coastal town who loves surfing and the ocean, but has no clear direction for her future. Her life changes when a fireworks accident sets her apartment building on fire, and she is rescued by Minato Hinageshi, a dedicated firefighter. They grow close; Hinako admires Minato's strong character and commitment to saving lives, while he develops an interest in surfing and eagerly asks for her instruction. As Hinako teaches him how to surf, their relationship deepens into a gentle and devoted romance. But the dangers of surfing become sharply apparent when Hinako faces a serious accident, disrupting her life and forcing her to confront her uncertain future. On her quest to find her own path, Hinako embarks on a journey of self-discovery with Minato's support, gradually working to define her purpose and navigate her own way forward.

In the first OVA, "Sore wa, Ikinari Otozureta = Koi," we are introduced to Tarou Kabakura, a third-year high school student and captain of the boys' volleyball team, who is constantly pestered by his junior, Hanako Koyanagi, the girls' team captain. Koyanagi insists the boys give up the court because the girls have an important match approaching. When Kabakura refuses, she threatens to reveal his secret otaku hobby if he does not comply. Afraid his teammates will find out, Kabakura gives in and lets the girls use the courts, also offering her one-on-one training. As they spend increasing time together, their relationship grows into a close friendship. The second OVA, "Tomodachi no Kyori," further examines the bond between Naoya and Kou. The third OVA, "Shain Ryokou to Negaigoto," covers the happenings during the company retreat.

Starting at a new school in an unfamiliar place is daunting for many, especially the arduous task of building friendships anew. Bocchi Hitori, transitioning from elementary to middle school, understands this challenge firsthand. Her social anxiety is severe; she faints when overwhelmed, vomits when anxious, and concocts intricate plans to dodge social situations. Complicating things further, her sole friend from elementary school, Kai Yawara, is attending a different middle school. Kai, wishing to assist Bocchi, decides to cut ties until Bocchi forms friendships with everyone in her middle school class. Lacking self-assurance but driven by the desire to regain Kai’s friendship, Bocchi sets out to make friends with every student in her class. Despite her fears, she gathers her courage and begins with the seemingly tough girl sitting in front of her.

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.

In the story, Takuya Arima, a high school student whose father—a historian engaged in many research projects—has vanished under mysterious circumstances, receives a strange package and a letter from his missing father during a summer break. The letter suggests the existence of several parallel worlds. At first doubtful, Takuya finds a device that enables him to move between different dimensions. With this discovery, questions emerge: is his father still alive, and if so, where might he be?

In a world where fairies once lived inside animals, granting them extraordinary powers, these beings were turned into tools of war. By transplanting organs from enchanted beasts, humans could summon fairies as their second selves, becoming "Fairy Soldiers." When the fighting ended, the future of these soldiers grew uncertain. Some sided with the government, others joined criminal groups, and a few turned to terrorism—each forging their own path. Nine years after the war, the protagonist Mariya joins "Dorothea," an organization that fights crimes linked to fairies. Against a backdrop of political unrest, lingering wartime resentments drive acts of terrorism seeking revenge. This story follows Fairy Soldiers navigating justice in a troubled post-conflict era.

With the sudden emergence of the mysterious continent called Magmell, a fresh age of exploration starts. Offering immense, undeveloped natural resources, this newly found land attracts many expeditions into its expansive wilderness. Yet, threats hide in these uncharted territories. To guarantee the safety of these explorers, specialists known as "anglers" are assigned to handle the dangerous wildlife of Magmell. Heading these efforts is Inyou, a skilled and seasoned angler who carries out search and rescue missions for clients, supported by his helper, Zero.

Six months have passed. Aboard the Iron Fortress, Ikoma and Mumei arrive at Unato, a region devastated by the Kabane, creatures that present a deadly threat. While navigating this war-torn area, they encounter Kabane displaying behaviors never seen before, intensifying their struggles. During their stay, they meet a surviving group asking for help to reclaim the territory. Forming an alliance, they push deeper into the castle district to investigate the unusual actions of the new Kabane. However, their investigation reveals horrors beyond their worst fears, forcing them to confront the grim truth about the Kabane. Through their journey, Ikoma, Mumei, and their companions uncover the deep-seated despair that plagues Unato.

Picture yourself living an ordinary life—spending time with friends, sharing meals with family, or being with your significant other. Then, without warning, you wake up in a strange world, stranded on a sinking ship amidst a raging storm, alongside five unfamiliar people. That is the harsh reality facing Natsu Iwashimizu. The human race has been wiped out, and the remnants of Japan's population are divided into five teams of men and women, carefully chosen to carry on humanity's future. Every member of these groups brings a useful ability—whether it is martial arts expertise, specialized knowledge, or architectural skill. In stark contrast, Natsu is merely a timid high school student who cannot even raise her voice. Despite her apparent lack of survival skills, she must band together with the other survivors as they face the extreme dangers of their new environment, aiming to reach the "Seven Fuji" and fight for their lives.

After the Kappa Kingdom fell to the Otter Empire, Prince Keppi, now weakened, faces a threat from invisible Kapa-zombies the Otters created to embody people's deepest desires. Deprived of his former strength, Keppi seeks help from three youths: Kazuki Yasaka, who always carries a mysterious box; Enta Jinnai, Kazuki's longtime friend; and Tooi Kuji, a troubled student who is often absent. Having their shirikodama—a mythical organ—extracted gives the boys the ability to transform into Kappa warriors who can fight the Kapa-zombies. However, to fight effectively, the three must align their thoughts, actions, and secrets. With the Kappa Kingdom's survival at stake, the boys are forced to open up in ways they never have before, learning that bonds can be both fragile and precious.

As a gentle drizzle mixes with falling cherry petals, marking the start of April and a new academic year, Homi Moegi, Ren Aikawa, and Yua Nakabeni find themselves once again in the same classroom. The trio greets each other with excitement, celebrating their reunion as the semester begins. Throughout this important period of their lives, the girls deepen their friendship through shared moments of happiness, sadness, and various challenges, always wearing their gleaming, smooth nylon tights.

In the second season of Aggretsuko, red panda Retsuko continues her monotonous office job, finding relief in her death metal karaoke sessions. With new friends Gori and Washimi, her life has become more enjoyable. However, fresh challenges arise that could raise her stress levels. At work, the arrival of Anai seems positive, but Retsuko's assignment to mentor him reveals his overly eager approach might disturb office harmony. Meanwhile, at home, Retsuko's mother makes an unexpected visit, insisting that Retsuko should focus on settling down and finding a partner. To this end, she arranges a series of matchmaking events for Retsuko, which Retsuko finds upsetting. As these pressures build, Retsuko often turns to the karaoke bar to vent her frustrations through her death metal performances. Realizing this isn't a lasting solution, she decides to take a break from her routine. This leads Retsuko on a journey of self-discovery and reflection, where she explores more about herself and matters of the heart, all while continuing to find comfort in her passion for death metal karaoke.

During her summer vacation, Ruka Azumi spends time playing handball while avoiding her alcoholic mother at home. After being expelled from the team following a practice incident, Ruka looks for new things to do and ends up at her father’s workplace, an aquarium. There she encounters Umi, a mysterious boy raised by dugongs who is under study due to his unusual body that requires constant contact with water. Ruka and Umi quickly become friends, and their bond grows when Sora, Umi’s brother who shares a similar connection to the sea, joins them. The three explore a breathtaking underwater world and uncover a peculiar festival that all marine life across the globe is preparing for.

The legendary Koshien Stadium, called the "field of dreams," is where high school baseball players pursue their aspirations. After winning the autumn tournament last year, Seidou High's baseball team has qualified for Koshien for the first time in seven years. The spring competition serves as a prelude to the ultimate challenge: the Summer Koshien, which crowns the nation's best team. With the seniors leaving following the summer tournament, the squad must combine the experienced players' skills with the potential of the promising newcomers to overcome both familiar and fresh rivals and claim the national title. Meanwhile, pitcher Eijun Sawamura remains determined to secure jersey number 1 and claim the "ace" role from his longtime rival, Satoru Furuya. As the team prepares for their most difficult challenge, Sawamura and Furuya continue their battle to guide their team to victory and prove themselves as the true "Ace of the Diamond."

In "Nobunaga Teacher's Young Bride," middle school teacher Nobunaga fantasizes about a scenario from a gal game where a young girl suddenly confesses her love to him. But reality takes a different turn when Kichou, a 14-year-old claiming to be his wife, appears unexpectedly. She believes she has time-traveled from the Sengoku era and mistakes him for the historical Nobunaga Oda. Kichou then insists they must conceive a child together. The story unfolds as a romantic comedy, blending the humorous interactions between a teacher obsessed with gal games and a girl well-versed in Sengoku period history.

The new school year starts at Kitauji High School, and the concert band welcomes a fresh group of first-year students after the third-year seniors have graduated. Aiming for the national competition, the band throws itself into intense practice sessions. Second-year student Kumiko Oumae and her friends must navigate the diverse newcomers, whose lively personalities bring both excitement and tension to the group. As time passes, these interactions reveal deeper emotions and unresolved problems. Some conflicts find resolution, but others linger, testing the trust and relationships among the band members as they gear up for the upcoming regional competition.

In the Nocturnal Community Relations Division, a special team assigned to handle cases involving unseen occult entities after dark, Arata Miyako unexpectedly finds himself working at the Shinjuku Ward Office. There, he meets his colleagues Theo Himezuka and Kyouichi Sakaki. On his first night, Arata is given his initial mission and is shocked to discover that all the supernatural beings he once thought were fictional are real, and he is the only one who can understand their otherworldly speech. His surprise deepens when he encounters a Tengu, which greets him as the legendary Heian-era exorcist Abe no Seimei. Unfamiliar with this historical figure, Arata dismisses the title and continues working with his team, using his unique ability to resolve their cases. As more occult beings recognize him as Abe no Seimei, his reputation grows, and his curiosity about his origins intensifies. Learning of a possible connection to the exorcist, Arata becomes increasingly determined to solve the mysteries surrounding the creatures he meets. However, he soon realizes that handling supernatural cases is dangerous, and his special ability begins to reveal unforeseen complications.

One Punch Man 2nd Season's commemorative recap special.

In "Joshi Kausei," Momoko Futo lives what appears to be a typical high school existence, though her distinctive eccentricities and frequent accidents keep things lively. Together with her closest companions—the sweet, innocent Mayumi Furui and the unflappable Shibumi Shibusawa—Momoko experiences a range of comedic moments. The series presents the carefree escapades of these three girls solely through their expressive gestures and vocalizations, with no spoken lines or narration.

In the wake of a city's sudden disappearance, Takuya, a professional courier used to being alone, meets Yuki, the only known survivor of the event. Following a message from Yuki's missing father, they set out to find the lost city, known as Lost. On their journey, they face unexpected challenges that deeply affect Yuki, dealing with the grief of those impacted, confronting a secret organization pulling the strings, and uncovering a hidden conspiracy. Initially strangers, Takuya and Yuki grow closer as they work together to solve the mystery of the vanished metropolis.

Despite their early advantage, BC Freedom High School ultimately falls to Ooarai Girls Academy in a decisive defeat. After this victory, the Ooarai team takes a short break before moving on to the next stage. Upon learning that Momo Kawashima is balancing university exam preparation with her home responsibilities, the team becomes even more determined to win the Winter Continuous Track Cup for Momo and her family. In the second round, Ooarai faces off against Chi-Ha-Tan Academy. Taking the lesson from the previous match about not underestimating their opponents, Ooarai cautiously advances through the dense jungle terrain. Despite their careful approach, they fall into traps set by Haru Fukuda's innovative strategies. Facing a critical situation, Ooarai must fight to break free and secure yet another comeback victory to keep their championship hopes alive.

Tetsu, a high school boy, idly watches a strange white creature appear on top of a tall building. He gives the name "Cenco" to another one of these beings and secretly lives with it, using its ability to freely change shape to stay hidden. One day, a girl from his school named Yuki discovers his secret, and then a mysterious boy named Shuu appears and attacks Cenco, setting off a chain of unexpected events. Just when the turmoil seems to have settled, another girl named Kaname arrives looking for Shuu. Her appearance marks the beginning of a new chapter for Tetsu, Yuki, and Cenco.

Following humanity's first contact with aliens on the moon, technology advanced at an incredible pace. Fifty years later, although life has become easier for most, Robby Yaji and Hacchi Kita still struggle to keep up with their high-tech surroundings. Robby, plagued by constant bad luck, is deep in debt after failing to get rich quickly. Meanwhile, Hacchi feels stuck in the boredom of his everyday life. Everything changes when loan shark Yang orders Hacchi to collect the money Robby owes. Instead of paying off his debts, Robby flees into space, heading for the planet Isekandar, which is said to bring happiness to anyone who visits. Seeing a chance for excitement, Hacchi decides to join Robby on an unpredictable journey full of alien encounters, mecha battles, and endless mischief—while also trying to escape Yang and his crew, who are chasing them across the galaxy.

In the twenty-third Case Closed film, The Fist of Blue Sapphire, the legendary blue sapphire dubbed the "blue lapis fist" supposedly went down with a pirate ship near Singapore in the late 1800s. A wealthy local entrepreneur intends to recover this gem, and once it goes on display at the Marina Sands hotel in Singapore, a murder occurs, accompanied by a bloody calling card from Kaitou Kid. Concurrently, Ran and Sonoko travel to Singapore for a karate competition. Conan, unable to leave Japan because he lacks a passport, is supposed to stay behind. However, Kaitou Kid, in need of Conan's aid, uses a magic trick to forcibly bring Conan to Singapore. To return home, Conan must cooperate with Kid, but first he has to disguise himself since his glasses, watch, and other belongings are taken away. When Ran fails to identify him, he calls himself "Arthur Hirai." Later, Kid discovers that the "fist" is stored in a concealed vault beneath a mansion. As he thinks he has safely accessed it, a dangerous trap is set off. He then confronts Makoto Kyogoku, the undefeated karate champion boasting 400 consecutive victories.

After moving from Tokyo to Nagoya, high school student Jin Kaito meets his classmate Yatogame Monaka, who stands out for her strong local dialect. Despite her cat-like mannerisms and blunt use of Nagoya-ben, Yatogame keeps Jin at a distance. This comedic series showcases the charm of Nagoya through the endearing personality of Yatogame-chan.

Hinata Hoshino, alongside Hana Shirosaki and Noa Himesaka, sets out on a countryside camping trip. Her older sister Miyako joins them reluctantly, agreeing only after Hinata’s persistent urging. The group makes an effort to help Miyako feel at ease and have fun despite her initial hesitation. In addition to the camping adventure, "Wataten! An Angel Flew Down to Me" Episode 13 features three more short segments. Although the girls’ daily lives appear ordinary, their experiences are filled with sweet and delightful moments.

Promare theatergoers were given character cards as a bonus, each with a serial code that unlocked access to the advanced streaming of a prequel anime. The story in this prequel unfolds one day before the events of Promare.

Sachi Koyama, a gifted high school violinist, treasures her time at school and with her friends in the music club. She especially values her solo walks to the Iwaki, Fukushima, bus stop to admire the surrounding scenery. One day while walking, she unexpectedly encounters Yuusuke Kijinami, a familiar face from her usual route. Sachi helps Yuusuke find the perfect spot to capture the evening landscape for his art club's exhibition. Their shared appreciation for the sunset's beauty brings them together. This chance meeting brings two people who value living in the moment despite knowing its fleeting nature.

As a bonus for Promare attendees, character cards featuring serial codes were handed out, providing access to an early streaming version of a prequel anime. This prequel's story occurs one day prior to the events of Promare.

Fifty years ago, Earth was saved by an interstellar giant of light called Ultraman, who then vanished. Shin Hayata, the human who hosted Ultraman, had no memory of his heroic actions. Now, Hayata's son Shinjirou possesses extraordinary strength and resilience far beyond normal humans. The SSSP, the organization that once aided Ultraman, reveals Hayata's past to him, prompting him to don a power suit again and resume his role as Ultraman. One night, Shinjirou is attacked by an alien named Bemular and is saved by his father, who sustains severe injuries in the fight. As dangerous extraterrestrials threaten the city and Hayata is unable to act, the responsibility falls on Shinjirou to step up as the new protector. Teaming up with the SSSP as Ultraman's successor, Shinjirou struggles with the moral complexities of his mission and questions how far he is willing to go to protect humanity.

Tsubasa Arihara is deeply devoted to baseball and founded her high school's baseball team purely out of her love for the game. But passion by itself isn't enough to keep a club going, so she has to find skilled players. Her recruits range from beginners with no baseball experience to those who came back to the sport because of Tsubasa's energy. Brought together by their common love for baseball and their growing bonds, they become a tight-knit team. Whether they win or lose, the most important thing is the fun and friendship they share every time they play together.

In "Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin - Advent of the Red Comet," the destinies of Char Aznable and his sister, Sayla Mass, are determined by a sequence of crucial events. These episodes, titled "Chronicle of Char and Sayla," follow the aftermath of their father Zeon Zum Deikun's unexpected death, a prominent figure among the Spacenoids. The narrative examines the Zabi family's ascent to authority in Side 3 and their subsequent rule over the Principality of Zeon. It also emphasizes the early days of renowned Zeon pilots who would later engage in the One Year War, the covert progress in mobile suit technology, clashes with the Earth Federation Forces, and the events leading up to the outbreak of the conflict.

Set twenty-six years after the events of Touch, MIX follows the legacy left by Touch hero Tatsuya Uesugi. Meisei Academy High School was once renowned for its powerful baseball team, but in the years since their glory days, the team has faltered and lost its former fame. The story centers on two stepbrothers, Soichirou and Toma Tachibana. They are determined to bring back the strength of Meisei Academy's baseball team and earn a spot in the National High School Baseball Championship. Both boys are currently second-year students at Meisei Academy Middle School and are talented baseball players. Soichirou excels as a catcher and batter. Toma possesses extraordinary pitching skill but no longer pitches due to a "certain reason." Once they enter high school, the brothers pair up as a battery and set their sights on reaching the National High School Baseball Championship. The passion and devotion of these characters will move your heart! MIX is a high school baseball drama that can be enjoyed by audiences of all ages.

The Pop Team Epic TV Special comprises Episodes 13 and 14 of Poputepipikku. This special aired in four distinct versions on different channels: Tokyo MX broadcast the Blue Dragon edition, Nico Nico Douga presented the Vermilion Bird version, Abema TV Anilive showed the White Tiger edition, and the Black Tortoise version was featured on Abema TV Pop Team Epic Channel. Each version features its own exclusive set of seiyuus.

The day before her birthday, Akane visits her aunt Chi’s shop to pick up a gift. While there, she discovers a peculiar stone slab featuring a hand-shaped indentation. Driven by curiosity, she places her hand inside, and it fits exactly. Suddenly, an odd alchemist named Hippocrates and his apprentice Pipo appear, proclaiming Akane to be the prophesied "Goddess of the Green Wind." They explain that they come from a parallel world connected to the shop’s basement, a world now facing grave peril. They require Akane’s assistance as the only one who can save their realm from destruction. Despite her hesitation, Akane agrees to accompany them on a quest to restore peace to this endangered land, setting off with her aunt into this captivating new universe.

The Fate/stay night series has always been known for letting each new installment put its own unique twist on the core concept and the usual cast of recurring characters. But no matter how varied past entries have been, nothing can fully prepare you for the relentless surreal comedy and fever-dream alternate ideas packed into this chaotic new OVA. Highlights include a bizarre talk show where a berserker hostess puts her hapless assassin brother co-host through increasingly brutal ordeals, spicy ramen endurance challenges, magical girls running completely wild, and wholesale gender-swapping for no apparent reason. You've truly never seen anything like it.

The legendary blade Excalibur judges all beings. Those it finds worthy receive immense power and take the title of Arthur. But Excalibur is liberal with its judgments. Because there are too many "worthy" individuals, six Arthurs head to England to overthrow the corrupt leaders causing suffering in their homeland and across the globe.

Yoshika Miyafuji becomes a member of the 501st Joint Fighter Wing, a military unit that fights against the alien Neuroi. But during periods without attacks, she and her fellow soldiers handle daily chores such as cooking and laundry.

A school trip goes horribly wrong when the plane carrying Oribe Mutsumi and her classmates crashes, leaving them stranded on what appears to be a deserted island. Mutsumi swiftly locates the other survivors and applies her knowledge of wilderness survival to assist them. At first, she is confident that rescue will come within three days—a reasonable hope. But their situation turns dire when they realize the island is overrun with enormous, lethal insects. Mutsumi's expertise with bugs like butterflies and wasps may prove essential to protecting her fellow students until help arrives.

Special swimsuit-featured episode included in the fourth DVD/Blu-ray volume.

Bouida Haruto, a devoted otaku, deliberately avoids real-world relationships with women, believing they only bring complications. Yet he succumbs to temptation and buys a figurine of Nona, a character from the anime Girls→Planetary Investigation. That same night, the Nona figurine magically comes alive, sparking a romantic bond between Haruto and his unexpected companion.

A young woman named Kaoru unexpectedly finds herself living with a lazy plush bear named Rilakkuma in her apartment. Despite a zipper on its back, what is inside remains unknown. Rilakkuma enjoys a variety of foods including pancakes, omelet rice, custard pudding, and dango. Kaoru's pet bird, Kiiroitori, and a small white bear cub named Korilakkuma, who also appeared without warning, keep Rilakkuma company.

A remote house in the desert is where Fujiko Mine assists a man named Randy in looking after his frail son, Gene. It seems like an ideal setup—except it's a lie. Randy has stolen a large sum of money, and Fujiko has no real interest in the family. Or is that the deception? When the company Randy robbed sends a strange man to kill him, Fujiko agrees to Randy's plea to protect Gene, going far beyond what anyone would expect for the boy. Yet... could that also be a falsehood? Gene is aware of the money's location, but refuses to disclose it until his father's death is avenged. What will Fujiko choose to do? Will her lies spiral out of control? Or was every man simply dancing to her tune from the very start? Nothing may be as it appears in Takeshi Koike's newest Lupin the IIIrd film, Fujiko's Lie!

Before there were superheroes, ancient tales existed. Among them is the story of Shaka Nyorai, who with courage and wisdom safeguarded humanity forever. Yet eternal peace cannot last, as Mara, the embodiment of earthly desires, unites with the devil to bring fury and punishment back to humankind. To oppose Mara’s wicked attack, the celestial beings Taishakuten and Bonten must join forces with the Thirteen Buddhas. Will the combined powers of light be enough to halt this merciless invasion and save humanity in its darkest hour?

Legendary Blader Valt Aoi is training the next generation of elite Bladers at BC Sol in Spain. One day, rookie Bladers Dante Koryu and Delta Zakuro witness Valt unleashing his newly-evolved Gamma Bey, Sword Valtryek. To their amazement, Valtryek glows with a golden light as it races around the stadium. Inspired by the seemingly endless potential of this "Hyper-Flux" state, both Dante and Delta strive to achieve the same connection with their Beys. Dante and his partner, Ace Dragon, head to Japan, the birthplace of Beyblade. However, the road to victory is far from simple; numerous formidable opponents and Gamma Beys block their path, including some of the greatest Bladers to ever compete. Dante soon understands that he must do whatever it takes to strengthen his bond with Dragon. Can Dante and Dragon rise above these obstacles? And will they ever unlock Hyper-Flux? This is the story of Dante and Dragon's journey to the top of the Blading world.