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One morning, Naho Takamiya finds a letter in her mailbox that claims to be from her future self, ten years from now. The letter details a sequence of events predicted to occur that day. Initially, Naho dismisses it as a joke, but when a transfer student named Kakeru Naruse actually arrives in her class later that day as the letter foretold, she is compelled to accept its truth. As Naho reads further, her future self lists several regrets and urges her to make better choices now. These regrets all seem to revolve around Kakeru, and with the weight of knowing that he will not be present with her and their friends in the future, can Naho make the perfect decisions to change what appears to be destiny? Also includes the Haru-iro Astronaut (Spring-Colored Astronaut) series.

Ageha Yoshina is a self-assured high school student who takes on paid tasks to help people. While heading home from a job, he spots a strange calling card left behind in a phone booth, bearing the word "Psyren" printed on it. He picks it up, unaware of its true purpose. The following day, Ageha notices that his classmate Sakurako Amamiya has the exact same calling card. When he confronts her about it, she pleads with him to rescue her, marking the beginning of his ordeal. Confused by the situation, Ageha senses trouble when Sakurako vanishes. Trying to make sense of events, he calls the number on the card and is interrogated by an enigmatic voice, which ends with a final, ominous question: "Would you like to go to Psyren?" Thus starts a life-or-death game for the two teenagers in a strange world inhabited by monsters known as Taboo. Given the power to wield psychic abilities called PSI, the pair fights to return to their own world.

After spending four years in high school, Hideki Motosuwa aims to gain admission to his preferred university by attending a cram school in Tokyo. To support himself, he works nightly shifts at a bar, leaving him disconnected from the latest technological breakthrough—humanoid computers known as Persocoms. Wanting a persocom of his own, Hideki gets lucky when he discovers an abandoned persocom in a trash pile. After locating the power button, Hideki finds that his new robot is defective, only able to speak the word "Chii"—which he decides to call her. Yet Chii is far from ordinary: she can think and learn independently, making her a legendary type of robot called a Chobit. Now, Hideki must teach Chii how to live a normal life and uncover the truth behind the mysterious chobits series.

Rito Yuuki remains unable to make progress or commit to his feelings for his crush Haruna Sairenji and the alien princess Lala Satalin Deviluke. Meanwhile, Lala's younger sister Momo also develops feelings for Rito and sets out to build a harem for him, hoping to carve out a place for herself in his romantic life. To achieve this, she transfers into his school and secretly supports all of Rito's potential love interests, even seeking out new ones—including the recently enrolled alien assassin Konjiki no Yami, known as "Yami," who postpones her next bounty because of him. However, Yami's little sister Kurosaki Mea aims to force Yami back into her role as an assassin. To LOVE-Ru Darkness picks up after the events of To LOVE-Ru, introducing new girls, new adversaries, and even more risqué situations.

Jin Kanzaki appears to be a common homeless child, but he harbors superhuman strength that he puts to use for the benefit of others—at least, that is what his grandfather hopes. To his grandfather's annoyance, Jin demands 10,000 yen for each good deed he performs. Yet Jin's quiet existence is abruptly upended when he comes across a player, a lethal being likely connected to a string of unexplained killings. As Jin tries to deal with the situation by forcing his way through every challenge, a band of enigmatic men desperately search for someone bearing a ring-shaped mark on their hand. While they pursue their inquiry, hidden truths about the world begin to surface—and it appears that Jin himself may hold the key to the mystery.

Tomoki Sakurai has spent his whole life waking up in tears from the same recurring dream: a mysterious angel he has never met vanishes into the sky, saying, "The sky has captured me." Then, one day, the dream changes—the angel descends from above, desperately pleading for his help. When Tomoki nods off in class, his childhood friend Sohara Mitsuki shakes him awake and notices his teary eyes. Worried, she insists he talk to Eishirou Sugata, their eccentric upperclassman who is obsessed with "The New Continent"—a bizarre flying phenomenon that no one can explain. As the anomaly is due to pass over their town, Sugata proposes the three meet at midnight to investigate Tomoki's dream and gather data on The New Continent. Only Tomoki shows up, and as he is about to leave, an angeloid falls from the sky, binds herself to him, and declares him her master. Soon after, Sohara forces Tomoki to join the New Continent Discovery Club, which has Sugata as its sole member. Together, the trio works to unravel the secrets of The New Continent, the angeloids, and the girl from his dreams—but what they uncover may be far more sinister than anyone anticipated.

Riiko Izawa, a high school student, has experienced a string of failed crushes. Every time she gathers the nerve to confess to a boy, she is immediately turned down. Feeling disheartened after another rejection, she wanders into a park and finds a lost phone, which she returns to its owner. The owner, Gaku Namikiri, is an odd traveling salesman who insists on giving Riiko a product from his company as a thank-you. She jokingly says all she wants is a boyfriend. Undeterred, he tells her to check out a website that sells "lover figures," which she thinks are just dolls. Though suspicious of the company's reputation, Riiko is captivated by the "Nightly Series 01" model's face and signs up for a three-day free trial. To her astonishment, a life-sized naked boy is delivered to her the next day. Following the instructions, she activates the highly realistic robot with a kiss. Over the next three days, Night Tenjou proves to be the perfect boyfriend. But then Gaku returns, explaining that she missed the cancellation deadline for the trial, leaving her with a debt of 100 million yen. Alternatively, she can keep Night and serve as a beta tester, allowing the company to gather data to enhance future models. With no money and already developing feelings for the artificial intelligence-driven Night, what can Riiko do?

In 2095, magic has been transformed into a recognized form of technology, with its study now a demanding academic field. Siblings Tatsuya and Miyuki Shiba are about to begin their first year at Japan's prestigious First Magic High School. The institution's strict policies place the gifted Miyuki into the elite Course 1, while her older brother Tatsuya is assigned to the lower-ranked Course 2—and this is only the start of their challenges.

It is the Roaring Twenties in America. On the surface, the era is peaceful and optimistic after the horrors of the Great War. But a dark element lurks in the shadows, ready to shatter that peace. Sister Rosette Christopher, an exorcist serving the Magdala Order, is charged with fighting the demons that appear and wreak havoc. Yet alongside her companion Chrno, she often ends up causing more destruction than the demons themselves. On one particular mission, they meet a young girl with a beautiful voice named Azmaria, who is being targeted by her own stepfather. As Rosette and Chrno work to save her, more is revealed about the relationship between them. There is more to these two than meets the eye.

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Willem Kmetsch emerges from a frozen sleep as the sole survivor of the Emnetwiht, the human race that once populated the planet but perished five centuries ago at the hands of the "Beasts." He now resides on one of the few hundred floating islands that form what remains of civilization, alongside other species who all display animal characteristics like horns, fangs, wings, or scales. Because he lacks any such trait, Willem is known as a "markless." One day, Willem comes across another markless named Ctholly Nota Seniorious. He pays little attention to the encounter and carries on with his life, taking on various odd jobs. However, he later encounters her again after accepting a military assignment. Willem quickly discovers that the lively young Leprechauns he has been put in charge of are essential to the fight against the Beasts. These girls have known almost nothing outside of being treated as weapons, and they are ready to sacrifice themselves if it means defeating the enemy. Determined to give them a chance at a normal life, Willem takes on a fatherly role for the girls. Much like when he himself once went to war, he must now come to terms with watching these children head into battle.

The last thing Natsu Iwashimizu remembers about her family is sharing her favorite dishes with them. But when she wakes from that dream, she finds herself aboard a sinking ship, rescued by three strangers: Arashi Aota, a kind-hearted person with a quick temper; Semimaru Asai, who enjoys mocking Natsu's timid personality; and Botan Saotome, a capable woman who seems to understand what is happening. After escaping, the four sail to an uninhabited island. Unknown to them, this mysterious island is actually Japan. A meteorite struck Earth, wiping out humanity and drastically altering the environment. To restart the population, the government launched the "7 Seeds" project, dividing people into five teams—Spring, Summer A, Summer B, Autumn, and Winter—each composed of seven healthy young individuals and a guide. Natsu and her companions are part of Summer B, a group labeled as societal misfits. To secure more resources, the group must locate one of seven government-built shelters. In a hostile, unfamiliar world without loved ones to rely on, the four must learn to cooperate if they want to survive.

From ancient times through the age of space colonization, a single legend appears unchanged in every history book—the story of the immortal bird Phoenix. Its blood is said to grant eternal life or wisdom, and this radiant being oversees human civilizations and their growth, ensuring the continuation of sentient life across the universe. Yet humanity remains bound by its own patterns; happiness and sorrow, anger and love—a wide range of emotions still play an essential role in human existence. Meanwhile, certain beliefs and ambitions persist through the centuries, repeatedly disturbing the fragile balance of the world's inherent order and principles. Fate, with its shifting variables, can take many forms—and often displays a strange sense of humor.

How far would you go for the person you love? When an alien invasion begins, Mikako joins the fight, leaving behind the boy she loves. As she travels deeper into space, the only way she can stay in touch with him is through text messages sent from her cell phone. The war drags on for years, but time moves differently for Mikako in the void of space, and she barely ages while Noboru grows older. Can the bond between two people, separated by war and distance, endure?

Over thirty years ago, a catastrophic event known as a "spatial quake" claimed over one hundred million lives. In response, humanity developed systems to minimize the damage from future occurrences, including rapid evacuation protocols and instant reconstruction of destroyed structures. Now, sixteen-year-old Shidou Itsuka lives with his younger sister, Kotori. Despite advance warnings, he is caught in a spatial quake. Miraculously surviving the blast, he encounters a mysterious girl at the epicenter, whom he later learns is a "Spirit"—a supernatural entity responsible for causing these quakes. He also discovers the "Anti-Spirit Team," a military unit that eliminates Spirits through force. Before Shidou can fully process these revelations, he is recruited to work for Ratatoskr, an organization dedicated to peacefully neutralizing the threat posed by Spirits—with his sister acting as its commander! As Ratatoskr's newest asset, Shidou must nullify the Spirits' powers to prevent further devastation. His method: go on dates with them and seal the deal with a passionate kiss.

Shuji and Chise are two high school students in Hokkaido just starting to build a relationship with each other. Without any warning, a squadron of bombers from an unidentified country obliterates Sapporo. Just as all hope seems lost, the bombers are destroyed by a small red light drifting across the sky. At that moment, Shuji discovers that the one who eliminated the enemy forces is Chise, who reveals herself to be a cyborg engineered for mass destruction.

Youta Moteuchi is a high school student whose classmates have dubbed him "Dateless" due to his total lack of romantic success. When the girl he adores, Moemi, turns out to be in love with his best friend, Takashi, Youta seeks solace at a video rental store. He has no idea this shop is enchanted, and the cute girl on the tape he rents steps right out of the television to help straighten out his disastrous love life. Included one-shot: Volume 15: Video Girl (pilot)

What would you do if an alien in a tiger-skin bikini accompanied you to school each day? Ataru's life has never been the same since the volatile extraterrestrial princess Lum fell for him. Now a painfully wealthy and polished rival named Mendo adds to Ataru's suffering. Not to mention a constant flow of bizarre classroom visitors and teaching aids, including incompetent cherry blossom spirits, a legendary tapir that devours nightmares, and a fourth-dimensional camera that tears open alternate realities.

Seven students are linked by mystical dreams of a former life on the moon, driving them to uncover the secrets of what they have erased from memory. While some truths are pursued and others are evaded, Alice must quickly recall the past if she hopes to rescue the delicate Rin from destroying herself. Only after confronting the serious missteps of their previous existence can they all let go and truly live in the now.

Renton Thurston is a restless 14-year-old boy weary of his dull daily routine. The sole activity that brings him joy is "lifting," an extreme aerial sport using a hoverboard. His dissatisfaction stems from working tirelessly in his grandfather's garage and being the son of a mysterious yet celebrated hero. One day, a massive LFO (Light Finding Operation) unit called the Nirvash crashes from the sky, and a beautiful girl named Eureka emerges, requesting repairs. When a smitten Renton eagerly trips over himself to assist her, the two set off on a voyage that will alter both their fates.

A fresh menace arises two years after the events of Bloody Monday, determined to obliterate Japan. But with Falcon having vanished in the meantime, who will stand against the lethal "Shooter of the Magic Bullet?"

Jindai High School was a fairly peaceful campus, until the transfer student Sousuke Sagara arrived. Completely unhinged, he causes chaos among the students and constantly clashes with the faculty. However, Sousuke is more than just a troublemaker—secretly, he belongs to a top-tier military squad, assigned to a covert operation guarding the lovely schoolgirl Kaname Chidori from the KGB.

Ikuto Touhouin is a 14-year-old boy who gets into a fight with his father and storms out of the house. He then boards an overseas ship, but a massive storm hits and causes the vessel to sink. After drifting in the ocean for a week, he washes ashore on an island where everyone lives like they're from the Meiji period—and every single inhabitant is female. The girls have been cut off from any outside contact, let alone men, because whirlpools surround the island and prevent anyone from leaving. Now that these love-starved women have finally encountered a male, what will happen next?

Despite all the technological progress of the future, the social hierarchy of the schoolyard remains unchanged. For Haruyuki Arita, an overweight junior high student, this means he is perpetually at the bottom of the pecking order, an easy target for bullies. However, when Kuroyukihime, a beautiful and distant upperclassman, reaches out to him, Haruyuki's world is flipped upside down as he enters Brain Burst, a mysterious computer program, and the Accelerated World with her assistance. There, in the Accel World, Haruyuki sheds his bleak reality and seizes the chance to become a Burst Linker—a knight sworn to protect his princess.