Spring 2020 Anime

Following a relaxing yet unforgettable summer break, the second semester is in full swing at Shuchiin Academy. As September approaches, Kaguya Shinomiya struggles with how to properly celebrate Miyuki Shirogane's upcoming birthday. Simultaneously, the term for the 67th student council is nearing its conclusion. With council members now dispersed across different classes, the time Kaguya and Miyuki have left to execute their elaborate schemes together is dwindling. A fierce election to select the next student council looms on the horizon, featuring several contenders vying for the position of president.

In the realm of Tower of God, a mysterious structure beckons selected individuals called Regulars, offering to grant their deepest desires. Whether seeking riches, renown, power, or something greater, all such ambitions await at the summit of this enigmatic tower. Bam Twenty-Fifth spent his life trapped in a shadowy cave, knowing nothing beyond a ragged cloth and a faint, distant glow. His world changed when Rachel, a girl emerging from that light, entered his life. As their bond deepened, Rachel revealed the existence of the world outside, yet the news that she must leave to climb the Tower shattered Bam's reality. Driven to follow her, he resolved to pursue her at any cost. Upon fixing his gaze on the Tower, a miraculous event occurred. Thus begins Bam's journey: the story of a boy who was never summoned by the Tower but forced its gates open himself. Such figures are known as Irregulars, beings whose presence has historically disrupted the very foundation of the Tower.

After a string of misfortunes, Makoto Edamura adopts a life of theft and deception, surviving by pickpocketing and tricking others. However, his attempt to scam a seemingly naive tourist backfires when the stranger outsmarts him, forcing Makoto to flee from the police. During his escape, he encounters the tourist again, who reveals himself to be Laurent Thierry, another master swindler. Makoto follows Laurent to Los Angeles and challenges him to a contest to determine who is the superior con artist. Accepting the challenge, Laurent leads them to a grand mansion, identifying their target as the most powerful mafia boss on the West Coast. As Makoto becomes entangled in Laurent's elaborate schemes, working alongside his charismatic crew within a complex web of global high-stakes fraud, he realizes that his reputation as "Japan's Greatest Swindler" may soon be tested to its very limits.

Following the defeat of Azami Nakiri and the former Elite Ten at the hands of Souma Yukihira, Erina Nakiri, and their allies, Totsuki Culinary Academy has restored its standing. Yet, the student body now confronts the formidable BLUE, a prestigious tournament designed to propel rising chefs onto the international scene. As Souma and his companions navigate fresh hurdles and powerful rivals, their goal is to triumph in the BLUE and confront Asahi Saiba. As the shrewd leader of Noir, a clandestine organization of top-tier chefs, Asahi harbors intense grudge against Souma for previously besting both him and his father in Shokugeki.

A year has passed since Tooru Honda joined the Souma household in the second season of Fruits Basket. Over this time, she has drawn nearer to Shigure, Kyou, and Yuki while forging connections with other family members. Tooru delves deeper into the Soumas' ancient secret, aiding them as they confront their personal struggles. Yet, as her bond with the family strengthens, she starts to suspect that the concealed truth is far more sinister than she first imagined. When summer arrives, Tooru is invited to spend her days with the Soumas, particularly Kyou and Yuki. While she hopes for a relaxing vacation, her deep ties to these boys and the wider family may bring complications. Amidst increasing closeness, their peaceful moments are interrupted by unresolved issues and resurfacing past emotions. The approaching Eternal Banquet further complicates things, requiring the zodiac members to fulfill their duties under the watchful eye of the ominous Akito Souma. With the banquet nearing and many emotions demanding attention, Tooru must face the possibility that her life with the Soumas might not remain tranquil but could instead trap her in an inescapable dilemma.

Shuuichi Kagaya seems like a typical high schooler, yet he harbors a mysterious power to transform into a monster, the origin and purpose of which remain a complete enigma to him. While trying to save a girl named Claire Aoki from a fire, Shuuichi involuntarily shifts into his monstrous form. In the chaos of the rescue, he loses his phone. The following day, Claire confronts Shuuichi, convinced he is the creature she witnessed. When he denies it, she shoves him off the school rooftop to test her hypothesis, forcing him to transform once more to prevent serious injury. Claire records the event and blackmails Shuuichi into sharing whatever he knows about monsters, even though his understanding is minimal. Her real objective is to locate her own sister, who has also experienced a similar transformation. United in their quest for answers, the two embark on a search, unaware that others are hunting for the same truth.

In the world of adventure games or isekai scenarios, most would eagerly choose the role of the hero. However, one girl awakens to a far less enviable position. Upon regaining memories of her past life, she discovers she has been reincarnated into Fortune Lover, a game she once played. Unfortunately, she now inhabits the body of Catarina Claes, the primary antagonist who meets a tragic demise in every possible storyline. Determined to defy this doomed fate, she leverages her extensive knowledge of the game to alter her trajectory. Navigating this new reality proves challenging, as she must carefully avoid various death flags that could hasten her downfall. Despite these obstacles, she persists in making changes that impact those around her, striving to carve out a new future as the villainess rather than the celebrated hero.

In "A Whisker Away," Miyo Sasaki, a spirited high schooler navigating a challenging home with a timid father and a strict stepmother, finds solace in Kento Hinode. She tries various unconventional tactics to win his affection, but when her human attempts fail, she discovers she can transform into a white cat named Tarou to get closer to him. However, as Tarou, she feels helpless upon learning of Kento's personal struggles, unable to provide the support he needs. Miyo faces a critical decision: continue hiding as Tarou to preserve their connection or reveal her true self, risking their relationship, to truly aid him.

Assigned to the Modern Crime Prevention Headquarters, Daisuke Kanbe is a detective of staggering wealth who partners with Haru Katou, a police officer who holds justice as their supreme priority. Their contrasting approaches often ignite ethical friction, as Haru challenges Daisuke's reliance on financial power to resolve cases, insisting that money cannot fix everything. Despite these recurring clashes, the pair must collaborate to unravel the diverse mysteries they face.

In a world where humans and Beastmen have long been in conflict due to the latter's ability to transform using their "Beast Factor," Beastmen were forced into isolation. Anima City was established as a refuge, intended to protect these marginalized beings from human persecution. However, during a celebration marking the city's tenth anniversary, Michiru Kagemori, a newly transformed tanuki, discovers that the city does not live up to her ideal of a safe haven. When an explosion shakes the town square, she encounters Shirou Ogami, a steadfast wolf who serves as the dedicated guardian of all Beastmen. Joining forces, they track down the attackers and uncover that Michiru possesses unusual abilities and a hidden past, leading to suspicions that she may hold the key to bridging the divide between humans and Beastmen.

Kakushi Gotou is a moderately well-known manga artist who draws content of a risqué nature. When his daughter Hime was born, he made a vow to never reveal his actual profession to her, afraid that she would think less of him if she found out. This secret drives Kakushi into a series of chaotic situations. As a single father, he devotes himself entirely to hiding his identity—putting on a typical office worker's outfit every morning or running unplanned drills to keep Hime from discovering his workspace. The story centers on this father and daughter as they go through their daily lives, trying to keep things peaceful while Kakushi works to protect his secret. Still, the saying "time tells all" hints that eventually, as Hime grows older, she will have to face the truth behind what she has always taken for granted.

Rikuo Uozumi, having abandoned any hope for a promising future, works a mundane job at a convenience store in Tokyo after graduating college. His monotonous life takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of the quirky Haru Nonaka, who becomes a frequent visitor at his workplace, sparking a budding friendship. When he learns that Shinako Morinome, an old college friend and the object of his affections, has returned to the area, Rikuo attempts to reconnect with her. However, unbeknownst to him, Shinako is burdened by sorrowful memories from her past, which prevent her from responding to his advances. As Haru slowly opens up to Rikuo, he discovers that she too is navigating life alone, longing to step beyond her comfort zone toward an uncertain future. Haunted by the past and with the future still unclear, these three individuals find themselves at a pivotal moment where their paths intersect. Through their interactions, they begin to understand the importance of releasing the emotions tied to yesterday and embracing the changes that each new day can bring.

In the realm of Astraea, Yuuki awakens with no memory of his past beyond his own name. He is soon discovered by Kokkoro, an elf who volunteers to serve as his guide in this unfamiliar land. With Kokkoro's help, Yuuki learns the basics of Astraea's systems, including combat and currency. To fund their journey, Yuuki and Kokkoro take on a simple assignment from a local guild. During their travels, they encounter Pecorine, a cheerful yet ravenous fighter. The following day, they meet Karyl, a magic user who resembles a cat girl. Over time, Yuuki, Kokkoro, Pecorine, and Karyl forge a deep friendship. They decide to establish their own guild. Together, they embark on countless quests, exploring the world and perhaps uncovering the mystery of Yuuki's lost memories.

In "The 8th Son? Are You Kidding Me," a 25-year-old man named Shingo Ichinomiya is transported to another world and awakens in the body of a six-year-old boy. Retaining the memories of his grueling corporate job, Shingo discovers he has taken over the life of Wendelin Von Benno Baumeister, who is the eighth son of a financially struggling noble family living in a rural area. With his new circumstances, Wendelin seeks to improve both his financial situation and social status. His newly discovered powerful magical abilities may be the key to achieving his goals.

In "Ascendance of a Bookworm Season 2," Myne discovers the Holy Church uses mana for its relics, recognizing an opportunity to address her critical mana disorder. Impressed by their extensive library, she eagerly pursues admission to the Church. In exchange for her service and abundant mana, Myne receives the status of a noble-born apprentice priestess, despite her common origins. For her, titles and mana concerns are insignificant compared to her newfound access to books. Transitioning to this new phase in her world, Myne finds that achieving her dream comes with substantial sacrifices. The noble hierarchy is cruel and politically charged, leaving little room for compassion. She faces discrimination between the noble blue robes and common grey ones, the High Priest's schemes against her, and challenges with her new retainers. With support from her family, friends, and the enigmatic Head Priest whose motives remain unknown, Myne overcomes these obstacles to advance on her path toward becoming the ultimate librarian.

The second season of Baki follows Baki Hanma, who has been left gravely weakened by poison from his previous fight and is teetering on the edge of death with no hope for recovery. After his friend Retsu Kaiou takes him to China, Baki learns of the centurial Raitai Tournament, a contest where the most brutal warriors battle to claim the title of the strongest martial artist in all of China. With the tournament now open to foreign participants, Baki is told he must compete because the cure for his illness lies within the competition. Unfortunately, his father, known as the "Strongest Creature on Earth," is also entering the tournament. Baki 2nd Season covers the events of this grand Chinese tournament, along with Baki's encounter with the eccentric but formidable Mohammad Alai Jr.

Set in the vibrant 16th-century city of Florence during the Renaissance, Arte, a young noblewoman, harbors a dream to become an artist and play a part in the cultural renaissance. Following her father's passing, she loses her greatest supporter of her artistic aspirations. With societal expectations pushing her towards marriage and a life of refinement, the determined Arte defies these norms and ventures out into the city to seek an artisan who will accept her as an apprentice. Faced with the harsh realities of gender bias, Arte is repeatedly denied entry into the male-dominated world of artistry. Despite the widespread belief that women lack the skill for fine craftsmanship, she remains undeterred. Eventually, Arte catches the attention of a celebrated artisan named Leo, who agrees to take her under his wing due to his lack of existing disciples. Thus, Arte embarks on a new journey away from her privileged past. As she trains under Leo, Arte works hard to overcome numerous obstacles on her challenging path to mastering her craft and achieving recognition as an artisan.

Appare Soranno, an inventor from a small Japanese village in the late 1800s who struggles with social interaction, holds grand dreams. Since childhood, he has been fascinated by steamships that connect faraway lands, leading him to build numerous machines using scientific texts. He aspires to travel across oceans, fly through the sky, and even reach the far side of the moon. A series of unfortunate events leaves Appare stranded at sea on his small steamship. With him is Kosame Ishikki, a capable yet timid samurai assigned to manage Appare's unusual behavior. Just when their situation seems dire, a large steamship rescues them and brings them to Los Angeles. Without money or a clear plan, they decide to join the "Trans-America Wild Race." This gives Appare a chance to build his own vehicle, while Kosame sees it as an opportunity to win the prize money needed to return home. But with formidable opponents and hidden dangers in the wilderness, how far will this journey take Appare and Kosame?

Following the victorious Sanyou campaign, the Qin forces, led by 1,000-Man Commander Xin, advance towards fulfilling King Ying Zheng's goal of unifying China. With a strategic base in Wei secured, Qin shifts its attention to the eastern territories and the remaining warring states. In parallel, Li Mu, Zhao’s newly appointed prime minister and a master strategist, uses the temporary ceasefire with Qin to forge alliances with the other states undisturbed. Suddenly, Ying Zheng learns that armies from Chu, Zhao, Wei, Han, Yan, and Qi have launched an invasion into Qin territory. Recognizing the deception behind Li Mu's truce too late, Zheng urgently gathers his advisors to counter the coalition's threat. For the first time, Qin stands on the brink of total destruction and must employ all available resources and tactics to survive.

In "Tsugu Tsugumomo," Kagami Kazuya's ordinary existence is disrupted when he encounters Kiriha, a captivating tsukumogami. As a Taboo Child—someone who naturally draws in supernatural beings—Kazuya is assigned by the local deity Kukuri to serve as an exorcist, fighting against these dangerous entities. With Kiriha at his side, they set out on this risky mission. Kazuya and his companions establish a counseling club at school to collect intelligence on supernatural threats. While handling typical student concerns, Kazuya discovers a sinister scheme targeting Kukuri. Alongside Kiriha, whose attractive appearance conceals a cruel nature, other girls become drawn into Kazuya's life, each adding to the ongoing struggle against the hostile forces.

In "Psycho-Pass 3: First Inspector," Inspectors Arata Shindou and Mikhail Kei Ignatov uncover a dangerous conspiracy threatening the Sybil System, Japan's ultimate judge of human behavior. A shadowy criminal organization is secretly amassing influence and resources, endangering the system's integrity. Bifrost agent Kouichi Azusawa then launches a bold attack on the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), seizing control of their headquarters and taking Inspector Shindou and others inside as hostages. To reclaim the facility and save the captives, CID Unit 01's supervisor, along with Chief Mika Shimotsuki and former unit members Shinya Kougami and Nobuchika Ginoza, must launch a counteroffensive. While the immediate crisis involves Azusawa's demands for Tokyo Governor Karina Komiya's resignation, a deeper plot looms, forcing Inspector Shindou to confront both Azusawa and his own personal history. As these events unfold, they bring Shindou closer to solving the mystery that has puzzled him and his close friend, Ignatov, for years.

In this world, two kingdoms exist: the Kingdom of White, floating in the sky and ruled by Queen Iris, and the Kingdom of Black, on the barren ground below, governed by the King of Darkness. Evil forces have grown increasingly powerful, threatening the entire world. As the main guardian of Light, Queen Iris is responsible for maintaining global balance and combating the darkness within her domain. In the Kingdom of Black, a village is destroyed by rampaging monsters, leaving only a lone boy alive. In his moment of despair, an armored man named Skeer finds him and offers comfort. Skeer quickly recognizes the boy's potential to change the kingdom's current state, naming him his successor before dying. The boy then vows to become the Prince of Darkness, determined to overthrow the existing King and restore the world's rightful path. As Iris and the newly appointed Prince of Darkness each confront the looming disaster in their own ways, their destinies inevitably become intertwined, and their bond may ultimately decide the future of the world.

Fourth season of Strike the Blood.

Minare Koda, a restaurant employee nursing the pain of a recent breakup, unloads her woes onto a stranger after a night of heavy drinking. That stranger is Kanetsugu Matou, a director at a radio station in Sapporo, Hokkaido. The next day at work, Minare is shocked to hear her drunken ramblings broadcast on the radio. Fearing more humiliation, she rushes to the station to stop the program. During her confrontation with Matou, she ends up delivering an impromptu live talk, expressing her passionate, intoxicated thoughts with surprising clarity. Recognizing her natural ability, Matou decides to cultivate her talent. Under Matou's guidance, Minare soon transitions to hosting a late-night talk show, sharing lighthearted stories from Sapporo. Juggling this new role with her day job and personal life, she works to make ends meet.

Second season of 7 Seeds.

Hina Tsurugi moves to a quiet coastal town, looking forward to enjoying the peaceful scenery of the sea. At her new school, she meets Yuuki Kuroiwa, an older student who invites her to go fishing with him. During one trip, Hina accidentally hooks an octopus that lands on her, making her panic because she is afraid of bugs and large animals. She asks Yuuki to take it off. He uses this chance to convince Hina to join the school's Breakwater Club, where members focus on catching and eating seafood. At first hesitant, Hina slowly starts to enjoy the club's activities. As time passes, her feelings about fishing change, and she begins looking forward to the fun times she spends with her club friends.

In a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by mysterious beings called the Earless, humanity's champions are the Players—pilots of mecha known as Equipment who fight these monsters while gaining fame and fortune. Echo, a young mechanic obsessed with Players and their Equipment, has built his own makeshift mecha but long accepted a life of poverty among the world's scrap heaps. Everything changes when he finds an amnesiac girl named μ (or "Mu") with a mechanical port on her back—the unmistakable mark of a Player. The two quickly bond and swear to use their abilities to protect the world and defeat the Earless.

In "Dorohedoro: Bonus Curse or Extra Evil," the series continues to delve into the world of sorcerers and the Hole through a collection of side stories. "Kamen Kakusa" focuses on Fujita participating in a mask ritual, hoping a Devil will grant him a face similar to Noi and Shin's to win over the creator. "Tenpo For You" follows Nikaidou as he starts selling gyoza in the Hole after losing his money, until he encounters Syueron's welcoming tea shop, which is oddly unpopular among locals. "Shitappa Seishun Graffiti" features Ebisu asking En for a portrait upon discovering photographs in the mansion, only to find out that taking portraits is restricted to the En family alone. "Anata no Shiranai Gyoza no Kai" introduces the Gyoza Fairy, who manages the Hungry Bug while ensuring high-quality meals, causing frustration when diners overlook Nikaidou's culinary skills. "Odoru Ma no Utage" showcases En's masquerade ball, where attendees must dance in pairs to please the Devils, with dire consequences for those who decline. Lastly, in "Yokaze ni Fukarete Ooba Kinenbi," Nikaidou instructs Kaiman on making oba gyoza with meticulous guidance.

Tai is now a university student, living on his own, working hard at school and taking on part-time jobs every day, yet his future remains uncertain. Meanwhile, Matt and the others continue to handle Digimon-related incidents and help people alongside their partner Digimon. When an unprecedented phenomenon arises, the DigiDestined realize that as they grow older, their bond with their partner Digimon will eventually come to an end. A countdown timer activates on the Digivice, and they discover that the more they fight alongside their partner Digimon, the faster that bond deteriorates. Will they choose to fight for others and lose their partner? The moment to make that decision is rapidly approaching. There is only a short time left before the "chosen children" become adults. This marks the final adventure for Tai and Agumon.

In the year 2020, technology has become deeply woven into daily life, with all digital devices around the globe linked through a single network. Unbeknownst to humans, this network is home to creatures called Digimon. Taichi Yagami, a fifth-grader getting ready for summer camp, notices strange events in Tokyo, such as electronic systems malfunctioning. When he finds his mother and sister trapped on a runaway train, he rushes to the station and is suddenly transported to another world. In this new place, he meets Agumon, a being who mysteriously knows his name, and is given a Digivice that connects him to the digital realm. Taichi realizes he is in the Network, where virus-like Digimon are attacking the infrastructure supporting Tokyo's electronics. Together, Taichi and Agumon must stop these cyberattacks to protect the world from the dangerous Digimon.

In "Bungo and Alchemist -Gears of Judgement-", a secretive organization called the Alchemist has reincarnated renowned literary figures, embedding their spirits inside a massive library. These writers are tasked with cleansing books corrupted by monstrous beings known as Taints. On their journey, they also search for and rescue other authors trapped within their own narratives. Some retain aspects of their original personalities in their newly empowered forms, while others grapple with fading memories of their past lives and literary works. Despite the immense scale of their mission, they remain dedicated, driven by the desire to uncover the mystery of their collective resurrection and resolve the unfinished business from their previous existences.

The demon Jashin-chan is summoned by the gothic-styled Yurine Hanazono. Unfortunately, she cannot go back to the demon world because the summoning grimoire lacks the proper spell for her return. To break free from her earthly confinement, Jashin-chan turns to violent methods. But escaping is not so straightforward, as Yurine is more than capable of defending herself. Yurine has incredible physical strength and uses it to repeatedly tear Jashin-chan apart in various horrific ways—like shoving her arm into a blender, scattering her guts, or even cooking her as a meal. Despite these deadly acts, Jashin-chan’s regenerative abilities keep her alive. Bound together, Yurine allows Jashin-chan to live in her apartment on the condition that she does household chores. This living situation frequently leads to Jashin-chan being ripped to pieces multiple times.

Long ago, a goddess appeared in the barren realm of Gatepia, creating massive gates that open into dungeons filled with kirakuri—vital crystals that sustain the world. This led to the rise of numerous adventure companies dedicated to harvesting these precious resources. After his father vanishes inside one of Gatepia's major gates, Minato is urged by his childhood friend Yutoria to take over as president of his father's treasure-hunting company, Kibou Company. Though hesitant at first, he accepts and is joined by his team: the priest Makoto, the soldier Akari, and the accountant Guide. As Minato grows into his role as leader, he and his crew work together on various missions and handle the daily challenges of keeping their small business running, all while uncovering the mystery behind the previous president's sudden disappearance.

In 2045, the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence has transformed society, as governments rely on AI-driven continuous warfare to sustain their economies. Major Motoko Kusanagi leads the mercenary group GHOST, navigating this intricate environment. However, the swift advancement of AI introduces a new danger. After leaving Public Security Section 9, Kusanagi and her team carry out various global missions tied to these proxy conflicts. A routine assignment to track down an arms dealer thrusts GHOST into a covert struggle against cybernetically enhanced individuals with extraordinary intellectual and physical capabilities. Known as "post-humans," these beings trigger a series of events that lead to the reformation of Section 9. With a fresh objective, Kusanagi and her reassembled unit must prevent the post-humans from triggering worldwide chaos.

After their successful performance at the Black or White event, the idol group IDOLiSH7 has achieved unprecedented popularity, receiving numerous concert invitations and other opportunities. This influx of work brings happiness to the seven members and their manager. However, as their fame increases, lead vocalist Riku Nanase's health starts to suffer due to the intense schedule. Meanwhile, the famous idol duo Re:vale takes notice of IDOLiSH7, and the reopening of the Zero Arena is approaching. In IDOLiSH7: Second Beat, the group faces the challenges of the idol lifestyle and grapples with their individual issues, all while striving to satisfy their dedicated fanbase.

Yomi Takeda and Tamaki Yamazaki have been dedicated to baseball since they were kids, often playing catch together. During those sessions, Yomi realized she had a remarkable gift for pitching. The two made a promise to continue playing baseball as they grew older, but life pulled them apart. Over the years, Tamaki developed into a skilled catcher, while Yomi, despite her natural pitching ability, struggled to advance in the sport. Determined to leave baseball behind, Yomi begins her first year at Shin Koshigaya High School, resolved to steer clear of anything related to the game. But she runs into the baseball-crazed twins, Yoshino and Ibuki Kawaguchi. To her surprise, she also reunites with Tamaki, and the familiar act of playing catch reignites Yomi’s love for pitching. With their childhood dream revived, Yomi and Tamaki join forces with Yoshino and Ibuki to bring their school’s dormant baseball team back to life. As more players join, the newly formed girls’ baseball team at Shin Koshigaya High sets its sights high—aiming for victory in the national championships.

After a heavy night of drinking, Kaede wakes up to find a dinosaur living in her home. This odd couple—a stylish gal and a silent dinosaur—navigate everyday life together, bringing about unexpected comedy. Though not a trained paleontologist, Kaede learns about her prehistoric roommate through a series of funny mishaps and adventures.

In the Asakusa Juunikai building, on the 12th floor, reports of a ghost have emerged, leading a local newspaper to publish an article about the sightings. This prompts Takuboku Ishikawa, who runs a private detective agency to support his family, and his assistant Kyosuke Kindaichi to look into the supernatural claims.

During the quietest hours of the night, Shinako Morinome loses herself in thoughts of a friend who has passed away. Meanwhile, Rikuo Uozumi's otherwise ordinary days gain a spark of energy through the bright presence of Haru Nonaka. Even though he often seems indifferent on the surface, Rikuo genuinely values the difference Haru makes in his life.

After resolving his inner conflicts, Daigo Shigeno continues playing baseball and takes on the captaincy of the Fuurin Private Academy Middle School team. Alongside his childhood friend Mutsuko Sakura, he sets out to lead the squad to victory. But unexpected circumstances reduce the team to just six members: Daigo, Mutsuko, Yayoi Sawa, Tao Sagara, Seira Kandori, and Hiromu Tanba. With a roster that is mostly female and inexperienced, gaining the trust of new players Akira Nishina, Anita Kabashima, and Chisato Fujii proves difficult. Despite obstacles like having no proper coach, troublesome newcomers, and a shortage of players, Daigo remains determined to unify the team before their first tournament.

After school one afternoon, Rin Shima spots an odd three-wheeled motorcycle parked outside her house. Asking her father about it, she finds out it is a replacement while her regular moped receives its yearly maintenance. Since she has a camping trip planned for the next day at Yatsugatake, Rin has no choice but to take the three-wheeler. Setting off on her trip, she realizes the ride feels smoother but the routes are unfamiliar, altering the nature of her journey.

In 1941, one year after Sotetsu Genan's downfall, Captain Seijuurou Kamiyama of the Imperial Combat Revue Flower Division leaves Tokyo on a confidential mission, placing Sakura Amamiya in temporary command. After an incident in Europe, Kamiyama brings a young Russian girl named Klara M. Ruzhkova to Japan and entrusts her to the Flower Division's care. Valery Kaminski, captain of the Moscow Combat Revue, arrives in Tokyo intending to retrieve Klara, leading the Flower Division to oppose his efforts.

In the ever-growing world of Duel Monsters, duels grow more intricate as players sharpen their abilities and climb the ranks. The standard path to mastery demands strict adherence to existing rules and conventional strategies. But Yuuga Oudou, a young elementary school inventor fascinated by fresh ideas, finds this traditional approach dull and too rigid. Searching for a new way to duel, he creates Rush Duels, an innovative system. His ambition attracts the attention of Tatsuhisa Kamijou, another elementary student, who leads Yuuga to a secret location to test the potential of this groundbreaking format. Driven by the dream of transforming the game and escaping established norms, Yuuga sets out to bring back the excitement of dueling.

In the ancient Greek city where he lives, the vase painter Demetrios is often ridiculed for his hesitation and inability to stay calm under pressure. One day, lightning strikes him, and he is suddenly transported to Tokyo in 1964—the first time Japan hosts the Summer Olympics. At first, the family that takes him in sees him as an odd stranger, but with each subsequent lightning bolt that sends him back to his own era, Demetrios slowly picks up modern knowledge. By traveling repeatedly between these two time periods, he earns the respect of his fellow citizens and develops greater self-confidence. In the end, this builds his determination, allowing him to set up his own Olympic games in his hometown and even compete in them himself.

While heading to school, Hiiro Ryuugasaki hears a strange voice coming from his storage shed. Checking it out, he discovers a smartphone that already has the digital card game "Shadowverse" installed. He thinks his grandfather finally gave in to his constant begging for a phone, so he doesn't think much of it. But later that day, Hiiro learns some troubling news about his classmate, Mimori Amamiya. She has been targeted by Takuma Kibakura, a strong Shadowverse player known for taking the phones of everyone he beats. Wanting to get Mimori's smartphone back, Hiiro jumps into the exciting world of competitive Shadowverse, going up against tough opponents like the skilled Lucia Yonazuki.

In episode 12, titled "Chapter Chitose," Yurine Hanazono proposes a trip to Chitose, Hokkaido after seeing a TV commercial for the area. Jashin-chan is reluctant but is forced to go along when Yurine threatens her with a chainsaw. Near the end of their sightseeing day, Jashin-chan accidentally lets a stray deer eat the ticket needed for their hotel check-in. Coincidentally, the fallen angels are also vacationing in Hokkaido and staying at the same hotel. When they encounter each other, Jashin-chan must compete in a race around Lake Shikotsu to win back the angels' ticket.

The colossal beam of light that erupted from Eldora's moon has completely changed how the BUILD DiVERS perceive Gunpla Battle Nexus Online (GBN). This event forces Hiroto Kuga and his teammates to reconsider their purpose on Eldora, particularly as the dangers grow more tangible. Despite this, the BUILD DiVERS regroup to defend what matters to them against the One-Eyed. As this conflict influences the futures of both Earth and Eldora, the tension heightens, and Hiroto is forced to face his history while the true nature of GBN comes to light.

The second season of the mini series starring the girls of BanG Dream!

Ren Nanahoshi, a first-year university student, has been drawn to the excitement of a live music festival he attended as a child, which left him yearning for that same thrill. Avoiding close friendships, he focuses on solo vocal practice, hoping to recapture that feeling. By chance, he meets Yuuto Goryou and Wataru Matoba at a karaoke venue, where they are impressed by his voice and are seeking band members. They ask Ren to join them as their vocalist. Though hesitant at first, Ren decides to accept after watching their live performance and joining them on stage. The group expands with the addition of the easygoing Rio Kikyou and the passionate Banri Shiroishi, forming the band "Argonavis." Their goal is to headline the prestigious Destiny Rock Festival. As they work together, the five boys face numerous challenges and trials on their path to stardom.

Azalie reflects on when she and Childman discovered the Sword of Baldanders, while Orphen prepares to depart for Kimluck. This episode was left unaired and is featured on the second Blu-ray/DVD box set.

The tale starts with Yume, a middle schooler, noticing something descending from the sky and discovering a light purple kitten called Mew. Mew possesses a unique power called "Yume Synchro" (Dream Synchro) that allows them to enter the dream realm. Within that dream world, Yume and Mew join forces to gather Dream Stones.

Twelve months after the events of Beyblade Burst Rise, brothers Hikaru and Hyuga witness the superking/sparking evolutions of Valtryek, Roktavor, and Satomb. Those three beys radiate a power beyond anything previously dreamed of, thanks to their bladers executing a sparking launch. Inspired, Hikaru and Hyuga set out to create their own sparking beys—Hyperion and Helios—and face off against legendary bladers, training relentlessly to surpass the top-ranked competitors ever to step into the stadium. Determined to do whatever it takes to become the best, they travel across the globe, challenging the greatest bladers who have ever let it rip, pushing themselves to grow stronger and battling every top blader who has left their mark on the stadium.

Pokétoon is a collection of short animated clips featured on the Pokémon Kids TV Japan YouTube channel. The episodes consist of: #1: "Zuruggu to Mimikkyu - Chase the Beans" (ズルッグとミミッキュ), made by Dandelion Animation Studio, and first uploaded on June 5, 2020. #2: "Hero ni Naritai Yanchamu" (ヒーローになりたいヤンチャム), created by Pancakes, and first appearing on May 5, 2021. #3: "Yume no Tsubomi" (ユメノツボミ), crafted by Studio Colorido, with its initial release on June 6, 2021. #4: "Mattete ne! Koiking" (まっててね！コイキング), also from Studio Colorido, first shown online on July 2, 2021. #5: "Pokapoka Magumaggu House" (ぽかぽかマグマッグハウス), again by Studio Colorido, launched on August 5, 2021. #6: "Gengar ni Nacchatta!?" (ゲンガーになっちゃった！？), produced by Studio Colorido, and first posted on September 10, 2021. #7: "Fubuki no Natsu Yasumi" (ふぶきのなつやすみ), created by Mimoid, and first uploaded on October 8, 2021. #8: "Purin no Uta" (プリンのうた), produced by StudioGOONEYS, with its first appearance on December 28, 2021.

Short specials originally shared on the official Twitter account, centered on the main characters from the series "Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta..."

This humorous and eerie comedy follows Tatami-chan, a cynical ghost from Iwate Prefecture, who lives alongside various spirits, supernatural beings, and humans in Tokyo. While adjusting to existence in the afterlife, the unemployed Tatami-chan deals with mundane struggles like looking for work and paying utility bills for gas, water, and electricity.

Komatta Jiisan centers on a handsome yet troublesome old man who acts absurdly in order to catch his wife's interest. The narrative follows a couple marking their golden wedding anniversary, keeping their love lively and young. This story portrays their everyday moments filled with pure joy, presenting a show that audiences could watch again and again.

In the year 2050, within the city of Riyadh, the wise elder Asma enchants her beloved grandchildren with her magical tales, whisking them away to legendary eras. These captivating stories show the children that the knowledge and trials handed down from previous generations can empower them to overcome the challenges of their modern world.

After the Vanguard High School Koshien ends, Kouji Ibuki begins having vivid nightmares. Nome Tatsunagi sends Suiko to summon him to a mansion, where they learn he can perceive a Dark Tower called Sanctuary. This tower is distorting history across multiple timelines; the only solution is for Kouji to correct a future error he is fated to make. So Kouji and Suiko journey through the alternate world -if-, aided by Magical Girls Emi Sendou and Shuka, who summon Vanguard units to restore history. However, their efforts are hindered because fighting monsters via Cardfight proves mostly useless.

Bakugan: Armored Alliance began airing in Canada on Teletoon on February 16, 2020, in the United States on Cartoon Network on March 1, 2020, and in Japan on streaming platforms on April 3, 2020.

A newly built amusement park named Pri☆Chan Land has opened near the Prism Stone shop. This semi-virtual world brings the mascots of idol teams to life, allowing them to perform as idols themselves. Park manager Meganii announces the Illuminage tournament, where idols compete to become princesses of each area within Pri☆Chan Land, with one team ultimately selected as Illuminage Queens at the finale. With support from their mascots, Miracle☆Kiratts, Meltic StAr, and other teams compete to claim the title.