Fall 2013 Anime

After her father is killed, Ryuuko Matoi travels across the country seeking his murderer. Her only clue is the missing half of his creation, the Scissor Blade, which leads her to Honnouji Academy, an elite high school unlike any ordinary institution. The academy is controlled by the stern and merciless student council president Satsuki Kiryuuin and her formidable subordinates, the Elite Four. Within the school's cutthroat ranking system, Satsuki grants top-performing students special garments called "Goku Uniforms," which bestow unique superhuman abilities. Defeated soundly in a fight against a uniformed student, Ryuuko returns to her destroyed home and discovers Senketsu, a rare sentient "Kamui" (God Clothes). When Senketsu comes into contact with Ryuuko's blood, it awakens, attaching itself to her and granting her immense power. Armed with Senketsu and the Scissor Blade, Ryuuko confronts the Elite Four, determined to reach Satsuki and uncover the truth behind her father's murder once and for all.

Mirai Kuriyama is the last remaining member of a Spirit World warrior clan, possessing the unique ability to use her own blood as a weapon. Because of this, she is assigned to eliminate "youmu," creatures that are born from humanity's negative emotions. While lost in thought on the school rooftop one day, Mirai encounters Akihito Kanbara, a rare half-youmu who appears human. Startled, she stabs him with her blood blade, only to discover that he is immortal. From that moment, the two develop an unlikely friendship, with Mirai repeatedly trying to kill Akihito as a way to build her own shaky confidence as a Spirit World warrior. Eventually, Akihito persuades her to join the Literary Club, which includes two other formidable Spirit World warriors, Hiroomi and Mitsuki Nase. As the group grows closer, however, the youmu around them become more aggressive. Their lighthearted adventures soon escalate into a struggle for survival, as the release of the most powerful youmu, Beyond the Boundary, draws near.

In an instant, thirty thousand bewildered gamers from Japan are pulled out of their ordinary lives and thrust into the world of the popular MMORPG Elder Tale following its latest update—and they find themselves unable to log out. Among them is Shiroe, a socially awkward college student whose initial confusion and shock fade quickly as, being a veteran of the game, he promptly begins to test the boundaries of his new reality. Shiroe must adapt to life in this unfamiliar world, guiding others and bargaining with the NPC "natives" to bring order to the virtual city of Akihabara. He is accompanied by his unfortunate friend Naotsugu, who logged in for the first time in years only to become trapped, and Akatsuki, a petite yet fierce assassin who declares Shiroe her master. A story blending fantasy, adventure, and politics, Log Horizon examines the aspects of gaming through the perspective of a master tactician striving to make the most of a puzzling predicament.

After a tragic accident, Banri Tada loses all memories of his past and his hometown. After forming a friendship with Mitsuo Yanagisawa, he decides to move forward and start fresh at law school in Tokyo. Just as he's beginning to settle into college life, the stunning Kouko Kaga makes a dramatic entrance into Banri's world, and their unexpected encounter sets the stage for an unforgettable year. Getting a taste of college life, Banri realizes he's entered a new place and a new world—one where he can be reborn, make new friends, experience love, stumble, and grow. As he starts uncovering who he used to be, the path he's chosen leads him toward a brilliantly bright future he'll never want to leave behind.

Now that the Interhigh Championship has concluded, the Seirin basketball team redoubles their training efforts in a bid to secure a spot in the Winter Cup. Tetsuya Kuroko and Taiga Kagami find themselves confronted by former friends who have returned to their lives, presenting challenges both within and outside the gym. As new techniques are mastered and fresh alliances form, Seirin must navigate obstacles posed by rival schools like Yousen, Shuutoku, and Touou, which are recognized as giants in the high school basketball scene. These opponents are incredibly powerful and constantly evolving, while Kuroko grapples with the tension between his commitment to teamwork and his personal ambition to win. With past wounds reopening, fresh on-court battles, and the emergence of the "Uncrowned Kings" who aim to dethrone the rising stars, Seirin faces the ultimate test: can they finally overcome the Generation of Miracles and realize their dreams?

Following their triumph over Al-Thamen, Aladdin and his companions leave the nation of Sindria, marking the end of their shared journey as they prepare to part ways. Hakuryuu and Kougyoku are tasked with returning to their native land, the Kou Empire. Aladdin declares his intention to travel to Magnostadt, a strange realm governed by magicians, to probe the enigmatic occurrences there and refine his magical abilities. Inspired by his resolve, Alibaba and Morgiana also embark on their individual paths, seeking training and a return to their homeland, respectively. The story chronicles these friends as they navigate distinct adventures and personal trials. Yet, a looming great war signals the emergence of a new danger on the horizon.

Kojou Akatsuki's ordinary high school existence on Itogami Island's Demon District is turned upside down when an accidental encounter gives him the formidable abilities of a vampire. This new power rapidly attracts significant attention, identifying him as the Fourth Primogenitor—a legendary and fearsome vampire thought to be nothing more than a myth. Concerned by the potential devastation he could cause, the Lion King Organization dispatches Yukina Himeragi, a trainee sword-shaman, to monitor him closely and terminate him if he becomes hostile. Bound by obligation and circumstance, the two form a tentative alliance as Kojou struggles to master his newfound abilities, and together they strive to protect the city from an escalating series of chaotic dangers.

In ancient times, all humans lived beneath the sea. However, some chose the surface and permanently abandoned underwater life. As a result, they lost the divine protection called "Ena" that allowed them to breathe underwater. Over the years, the divide between the people of the sea and those of the surface widened, though some contact between them still remained. Nagi no Asu kara follows Hikari Sakishima and Manaka Mukaido, along with their childhood friends Chisaki Hiradaira and Kaname Isaki, who are forced to leave the sea and attend a school on the surface. There, the group also meets Tsumugu Kihara, a fellow student and fisherman who loves the sea. Hikari and his friends' lives are destined to change as they confront the deep-seated hatred and discrimination between the sea and surface peoples, the storms in their personal lives, and an approaching tempest that may spell doom for all who live on the surface.

Onmyoudou magic was once a potent technique employed by Japan during World War II to gain an edge and establish their nation as a formidable power. However, Japan was swiftly defeated after the renowned onmyouji Yakou Tsuchimikado triggered the "Great Spiritual Disaster," an event that continues to plague Tokyo to this day. In the aftermath of this catastrophe, the Onmyou Agency was founded to exorcise further spiritual disasters and fight the demons that emerge into the world. In the present, Onmyoudou has become far more modernized, streamlined, and refined for use in diverse fields such as medicine and technology. Yet, not everyone can wield this magic, as is the case with Harutora, a member of the Tsuchimikado branch family. Despite an old pledge to protect Natsume, the heir of the Tsuchimikado main family and Yakou's supposed reincarnation, as her familiar, Harutora lacks talent and opts to live an ordinary life instead. But when a high-ranking member of the Onmyou Agency attempts to recreate the same experiment that led to Japan's downfall, he decides to honor his word and fight alongside Natsume.

Hotaru Ichijou's life takes a dramatic turn when she leaves Tokyo to relocate with her family to the secluded Asahigaoka village. Her new school has only five pupils in total, including herself, all sharing one classroom regardless of their grade. There are no convenience stores nearby, and waiting for a bus can take as long as two hours. Despite these differences, Hotaru quickly becomes enchanted by the rural setting, thanks to her four distinctive classmates with whom she forms genuine friendships. The most striking among them is Renge Miyauchi, a first-grader who often shows surprising insight for her age. But equally fascinating are the three Koshigaya siblings: the quiet elder brother Suguru, the petite older sister Komari, and the mischievous youngest sister Natsumi. Having a newcomer from the city join their cheerful circle breathes new life into the quiet days of Asahigaoka. Hotaru not only brings firsthand knowledge of the enticing world beyond, but her fresh perspective ushers in a blossoming change to their everyday lives.

Kanade Amakusa's high school life should have been normal, but it is ruined by a strange curse. A self-proclaimed god has placed Absolute Choice on him, forcing him to pick from randomly generated mental options. These choices are always rude and vulgar, and they play out in public, putting Kanade under enormous pressure as he tries to fix his tarnished reputation. Even though he tries to avoid these incidents, the god manipulates things to get Kanade involved with several female classmates. His problems get worse when a reluctant choice on his way home makes a beautiful girl fall from the sky, signaling the start of even more chaotic and absurd situations.

The young girls of Mitakihara lead cheerful lives, occasionally battling evil but otherwise enjoying their calm, everyday routines. However, Homura Akemi senses that something is off with this unusually pleasant atmosphere—while the others remain unaware, she can't shake the feeling that there is more beneath the surface: someone who shouldn't exist is now present among them. Mahou Shoujo Madoka★Magica Movie 3: Hangyaku no Monogatari follows Homura as she struggles to reveal the painful truth behind the mysterious circumstances, selfishly and desperately fighting for the sake of her undying love in this despair-ridden conclusion to the story of five magical girls.

Second season of Infinite Stratos.

Shinichi Kanou is a shut-in who possesses exhaustive knowledge of anime, manga, and video games. When he applies for a job to break out of his reclusive lifestyle, he gets kidnapped and transported to the Eldant Empire, a fantasy world filled with elves, dragons, and dwarves. The Japanese government assigns him the role of an Otaku Missionary, charged with spreading otaku culture. With assistance from the half-elf maid Myucel and Princess Petralka, Shinichi must deal with political schemes, social hierarchies, and racial discrimination as he brings the ways of the otaku to this new realm.

Yui Komori is compelled by her father to take up residence in a secluded mansion, where she becomes trapped alongside the six vampire Sakamaki brothers: Shuu, Reiji, Ayato, Kanato, Laito, and Subaru. At first confused about why she has been brought there, the siblings soon disclose their genuine intentions, proclaiming her their new sacrificial bride while harboring deeper, more twisted cravings. As Yui struggles to comprehend her father’s motives and feels an odd ache in her chest, her imprisonment grows increasingly horrifying. Encircled by brothers who become steadily more cruel, she is drawn into an endless cycle of nights where each one asserts possession over her, driving her toward a state of overwhelming insanity and rapture.

The Walpurgis Royal Academy of Machinart was established alongside the creation of "Machinart," a form of machine magic that grants life and intelligence to mechanical dolls, known as "automatons." Its purpose is to train skilled puppeteers capable of controlling these automatons, as global militaries have started integrating Machinart into their forces. After failing the academy's entrance exams miserably, Raishin Akabane and his humanoid automaton Yaya must defeat one of the top one hundred students to earn the right to participate in the Evening Party, a battle for supremacy among puppeteers using their automatons. The last competitor standing receives the title of "Wiseman" and gains access to the powerful forbidden arts. To this end, Raishin challenges Charlotte Belew and her automaton Sigmund to a duel, but before the match begins, Sigmund is attacked by other students. After rescuing his opponents from their attackers, Raishin cancels the duel and is forced to find another way to enter the Party. Driven by the tragedies of his past, Raishin fights alongside Yaya to climb to the top and achieve the title of Wiseman.

Raul Chaser once dreamed of becoming a hero and defeating the Demon King, so he enrolled in the Hero Training Program to pursue that goal. But when peace returns to the world after the Demon King's defeat, the program gets suspended indefinitely, making it impossible for anyone to become a hero. Two years later, Raul grudgingly works at a small electronics store called Magic Shop Leon. The former hero-in-training is frustrated by the dullness of retail work, but everything shifts when a new employee arrives. At first, this person appears to be just a handsome boy, but "he" is actually a female demon named Fino Bloodstone. And she is no ordinary demon—Raul's new coworker is the daughter of the late Demon King. Tasked with training this eccentric recruit, Raul soon finds his life becoming far more lively than ever before.

Japanese Featherweight Champion Makunouchi Ippo has successfully defended his title once again, relying on his devastating special technique: the Dempsey Roll. But new challengers keep emerging, each one claiming to have figured out a way to counter the move that has crushed his previous opponents. Can Ippo rise to meet these challenges, or will the burden of his own pride defeat him before he learns the true meaning of being strong? At the same time, fellow Kamogawa Gym boxer Aoki Masaru is just one Frog Punch away from seizing his own championship, ready to face the Japanese Lightweight Champion. Hajime no Ippo: Rising follows Ippo's ongoing journey to grow stronger, reuniting viewers with the same lovable bunch of goofballs from Kamogawa Gym as they risk their bodies and pour their hearts into carving out a path in the unforgiving world of professional boxing. With an unyielding spirit, Ippo steps back into the ring once more.

Eijun Sawamura's final middle school baseball game ends in despair when a wild pitch that completely misses the batter costs his team the match. Frustrated by the loss, Eijun and his teammates promise to make it to the national tournament once they reach high school. But everything shifts when a scout unexpectedly arrives, offering him a spot at Tokyo's prestigious Seidou High School after recognizing the promise in his unorthodox pitching style. Encouraged by his teammates, Eijun accepts the invitation, determined to refine his abilities and compete at a far higher level of baseball. Yet, surrounded by a plethora of talented players, Eijun struggles to carve out a role on the team. He boldly proclaims that he will eventually become the team's ace—but he must contend with fellow first-year Satoru Furuya, whose blistering fastballs earn him a place in the starting lineup. With these gifted newcomers joining an already formidable roster, the Seidou baseball team sets its sights on becoming the best in Japan, taking on numerous powerful opponents who stand in their way.

Haruki Kitahara's light music club is teetering on the edge of collapse. If things continue this way, the third-year's aspiration to perform at the school festival will never come to pass. But as his weary fingers move through the chords of "White Album," the first song he ever played, a heavenly voice and a mysterious piano join in harmony with his solitary guitar. This pivotal performance marks the start of everything for Haruki. White Album 2 composes Haruki's last semester with intricate romance and thrilling music, as the curtains rise on the stage he has always longed for.

Deep in the countryside, a bamboo cutter named Okina spends his days slicing through hollow stalks in the forest. One day, he discovers a tiny baby nestled inside a glowing shoot. Convinced she is a princess sent from heaven as a divine blessing, he immediately brings her home. Okina and his wife Ouna take on the task of raising the infant as their own, watching over her as she rapidly grows into an energetic young girl. Named Kaguya, she fits right into the village she now calls home, going on adventures with the other children and savoring the joys of youth. However, when Okina finds a vast fortune of gold and treasure in the forest, Kaguya's life is completely transformed. Believing this to be another gift from heaven, he takes it upon himself to turn his daughter into a true princess using his newfound wealth, moving the family to a mansion in the capital. As she leaves her friends behind to enter an unwanted life of royalty, Kaguya's origins and true purpose gradually come to light.

Sakamichi Onoda is a cheerful otaku hoping to join the anime club at his new school and finally make some friends. However, he discovers the club has been disbanded, so he takes it upon himself to revive it by finding students willing to join. With little success, Onoda decides to make a weekly round trip to Akihabara on his old, bulky city bicycle—a 90-kilometer ride he has been doing since fourth grade. That is when he encounters fellow first-year student Shunsuke Imaizumi, a dedicated cyclist training on the school's steep hill. Impressed by Onoda's ability to climb the incline on such a bicycle, Imaizumi challenges him to a race, with the stipulation that if Onoda wins, Imaizumi will join the anime club. Thus begins the young boy's first step into the world of high school bicycle racing.

Once upon a time, there lived a monk named Myoue who had the ability to bring anything he drew to life. He dwelled peacefully with his wife Koto—a black rabbit in human form—and their three children: Yakushimaru, Kurama, and Yase. Eventually, the region's high priest decided that Myoue's creations were causing too much trouble for the townspeople and ordered him to resolve the matter. In response, the family secretly escaped to a parallel world of Myoue's own making—the Looking Glass City. All remained calm until Myoue and Koto suddenly vanished. Their three children are left to manage the city, and Yakushimaru takes on his father's name and duties. Stranded in this alternate dimension, their problems only grow worse when a young girl—also named Koto—crashes down from the sky and declares that she, too, is searching for the older Myoue and Koto. Armed with a giant hammer and two unruly familiars, Koto just might be the one to free everyone from the eternal paper city.

Satoshi and Pikachu arrive in Lumiose City, a part of the famous Kalos region, as they continue their quest to capture more Pokémon and strive to become the very best. Meanwhile, genius inventor Citron and his younger sister Eureka are exploring the city when they encounter Satoshi, who promptly challenges them to a battle. Their plans are interrupted by a dangerous situation when Team Rocket, having followed Satoshi into Kalos, causes a Gaburias to go on a rampage through the streets. Far off in the quiet town of Vaniville, a young girl named Serena goes through her daily Sihorn riding practice under her mother's guidance, as her mother is a professional Sihorn racer. After finishing practice, she watches the events unfolding in Miare City on television and spots a boy she knew from her childhood. The sight of him, having left a deep impression on her, awakens a longing to see him again. So Serena sets off for Miare City, determined to find the boy from her past. Pokemon XY follows the group as they journey across Kalos, each pursuing their own goals—Satoshi taking on Pokémon gym challenges, Citron learning from Satoshi, and Serena searching for what her true dream might be. Along the way, they make new friends, encounter fresh rivals, and repeatedly foil Team Rocket's plots, all while gradually uncovering some of the secrets behind mega evolution.

The Little Busters have just suffered their first baseball defeat, and the team decides to hold a pancake party. Nearly one semester has passed since Kyousuke Natsume came back. As usual, Riki Naoe assists the Little Busters' members—both familiar and new—in facing their personal issues. Yet, strange events start to happen, drawing Rin Natsume and Riki closer to uncovering the truth behind the "secret of this world." Unbeknownst to Rin and Riki, what they discover will permanently transform the peaceful daily lives the Little Busters have built. Little Busters!: Refrain concludes the varied stories of its ensemble cast—shaped by emotional weight and strengthened by friendship—as they confront their regrets and vulnerabilities.

After the 10th NOVA battle, the Chevalier determined that the NOVA are appearing more frequently and that they are losing Pandoras faster than they can create new ones. Their answer is the E-Pandora Project, which grants ordinary humans the ability to become Pandoras. Pandoras from across the globe are invited to the Alaskan base to witness the unveiling of this new initiative, with Satellizer, Kazuya, and Rana among those summoned. But as time passes, the E-Pandora Project begins to seem increasingly suspicious, and the Pandoras' worries continue to grow.

In the year 2039, rising sea levels caused by global warming have led to significant land loss. To teach humanity a lesson, a fleet of powerful warships equipped with advanced weaponry appears, decisively defeating naval forces worldwide. Calling themselves the Fleet of Fog, each ship possesses a "Mental Model," a humanoid avatar representing the ship's core, its "Union Core." Each model has a distinct personality, but all follow an unknown authority called the Admiralty Code, which has enforced a blockade preventing humans from crossing the seas. Seventeen years after the blockade, Gunzou Chihaya, a graduate of the National Marine Academy, encounters the I-401 and its Mental Model, Iona, who sides with humanity for reasons unknown. Using this newfound hope for achieving peace, Gunzou and his friends form a group of privateers called Blue Steel, embarking on a dangerous journey.

At Winford Academy, situated in the historic town of Helen's Hill, the focus is on knights and the sport of jousting. Students at this school train to become knights, learning proper horsemanship and jousting techniques. The protagonist, Takahiro Mizuno, once trained to be a knight and jouster himself, but after sustaining an injury, he left the knight program and joined the begleiter (assistant) program instead. His skill with animals and previous jousting experience make him highly sought after, and many beautiful girls at the school ask him to be their personal begleiter, though Takahiro consistently turns them down. One day, an unusual accident leads to his friend, Mio Kisaski, being challenged to a jousting duel, even though she is not a knight. Takahiro agrees to serve as her temporary begleiter, but this arrangement proves to be just the start of their partnership when she enters the annual tournament.

"A hero never gives up, never hides, never loses, and never tolerates evil!" Masayoshi Hazama has lived by these words since childhood, driven by an obsession with superhero shows. During the day, he works as a successful model, but at night, he transforms into the heroic Samurai Flamenco. Clad only in his costume, he takes it upon himself to deliver justice to the city, confronting anyone who breaks the law—from rebellious teens to litterers on the street. His antics eventually draw public attention, leading policeman Hidenori Gotou to discover his secret identity. Though Gotou initially urges Masayoshi to leave crime-fighting to the authorities, he soon finds himself joining the amateur hero's crusade. What starts with stopping littering and petty theft quickly spirals into bizarre adventures that escalate to threatening the entire world. Alongside their new allies, Masayoshi and Gotou fight to understand the true essence of being a hero—whether one has superpowers or not.

Centuries ago, the barriers separating the worlds of humans and youkai briefly dissolved, causing many beings from both realms to migrate across. In the aftermath, the town of Sakurashin emerged as a central crossroads for interdimensional activity—thanks to the sacred Seven Pillars that attract youkai and the work of the Hiizumi Life Counseling Office, which strives to keep the local residents content. The office consists of Hime Yarizakura, the youthful mayor of Sakurashin; Ao Nanami, a satori with the ability to read minds; Kotoha Isone, a half-youkai who can summon anything merely by speaking; the oni siblings Kyousuke and Touka Kishi; and director Akina Hiizumi, who wields his family's inherited power to force youkai back to their own dimension. Beyond volunteer duties and mediation, the Life Counseling Office also deals with Strikes—rare incidents where humans suddenly become imbued with youkai abilities and go on a rampage. However, the arrival of a sinister figure heralds trouble as Strikes grow more frequent, political opponents begin to maneuver, and dangerous individuals descend on the city. As the self-appointed protectors of Sakurashin, the Life Counseling Office must defend the peaceful town they call home.

Ibara Naruse and her friends Aoi Fukasaku and Taeko Nomura initially appear to be ordinary, carefree high school girls. However, the streets they walk, their destination, and the environment around them are far from normal. As they move forward, the trio ventures deeper into a version of Tokyo that has become uninhabitable, devastated by a nuclear disaster that occurred 20 years earlier. As members of the Dispatch 3rd Special Force Coppelion, specifically the Health Care team, Ibara, Aoi, and Taeko receive support from the Japanese Ground Self-Defense Force (JGSDF) and Colonel Onihei Mishima while they search the eerily quiet streets for survivors. Locating the last remaining humans and arranging their evacuation via JGSDF helicopters is a routine task for the girls. Yet, as their mission continues, Ibara and her companions begin to question their own humanity—particularly how they are able to survive in Tokyo without any protective equipment.

As Haruto and his allies press on against the Dorssian forces, numerous questions linger amid the conflict. The backgrounds of L-Elf and his comrades, the fate of the enigmatic Liselotte, and the complex emotions shared by Haruto, Shouko, and Saki all remain unresolved. As the struggle between opposing ideologies and might reaches its peak, the bonds and allegiances of every soldier across both armies will face severe trials.

In December of 2199, the city streets buzz with excitement as the year draws to a close and a new one approaches. Amid the festivities, rumors spread that Ragna the Bloodedge—an SS-class outlaw carrying the largest bounty ever placed on a single individual—has arrived in the 13th Hierarchical City of Kagutsuchi. The so-called "Grim Reaper" is believed to be targeting the system that governs the world, seeking its total destruction. Drawn by the promise of the immense reward, a diverse group of unmatched fighters gathers in Kagutsuchi, each with their own reasons for hunting him down.

Gunpla—Gundam Plastic Models—first surged in popularity after the Mobile Suit Gundam anime, then waned before making a comeback with a new twist. Thanks to Plavsky particles, enthusiasts can now battle their custom Gunpla in a virtual reality-like arena, with the top contenders facing off at the yearly Gunpla World Tournament. Sei Iori, whose father once reached the finals, aspires to win the championship himself. But although Sei is a master builder, he cannot effectively pilot his own Gunpla in combat. Then Reiji appears, a strange boy clueless about everyday life yet astonishingly skilled at Gunpla battles. The two team up, combining Sei's building expertise with Reiji's fighting talent to dominate the Gunpla World Tournament and shake up the entire Gunpla scene.

Hagiwara Sakura and Miyazawa Elena serve as the lead performers for the popular idol unit Sweet Diva. During a television recording, Elena is injured by an attack from female pro-wrestler Kazama Rio. In response, Sakura assaults Rio with a dropkick. Seeking vengeance for her friend, Sakura decides to compete in female pro-wrestling matches.

Gintarou is a fox spirit who has guarded a modest Inari shrine since the Edo period. Members of the Saeki family have the ability to perceive the gods' messenger, though this gift passes to only one living relative at a time. After Makoto's mother died when he was young, he became the sole inheritor of this sight. Relying on the fox spirit's assistance, Makoto and Gintarou work together to aid their neighbors, bridging the gap between their vastly different natures.

Hozuki, Kazuki, and Hazuki, the granddaughter, great-granddaughter, and great-great-granddaughter of Galileo respectively, possess vastly different personalities and interests, leaving them perpetually at odds. Their conflict escalates when a clandestine group attacks them, seeking the "Galileo Tesoro" allegedly discovered by their ancestor. Following the assault, the trio flees aboard an airship they constructed themselves, though their mutual friction makes cooperation difficult during crises. As they navigate this dangerous situation, questions arise regarding the true nature of the Tesoro, the motives of their pursuers, and the evolving dynamics of their familial bond. This series blends action and mystery with the charm of three distinct sisters.

Miss Monochrome, an android sustained by a single AA battery, resides with her sole companion, a robot vacuum called Ruu-chan. Driven by strange, recurring dreams of the idol Kikuko, she embarks on a journey toward stardom in hopes of meeting her. Despite facing numerous obstacles and struggling to achieve her own debut as an idol, her unconventional approaches—like hiring her manager from a convenience store—never fail to make her stand out. Her unwavering dedication ensures that, no matter how odd her methods may seem, she always manages to shine brightly in the spotlight.

"Do puzzles truly hold any necessity in this world?" To help recover Jin's memories, Kaito and his companions travel to England for a puzzle-related expedition. While navigating the underground labyrinth beneath a church—the very site where young Kaito and Rook originally encountered Jin—a mysterious girl materializes before them. Jin addresses her as Raetsel, indicating a prior connection. Yet she vanishes abruptly, taking Jin along with her. To make matters worse, the traps within the subterranean maze trigger, turning hostile toward Kaito and his friends.

The narrative focuses on two pairs of teenage older sisters and younger brothers: the Shinmoto siblings, who are slightly narcissistic, and the Saitou siblings, who come across as somewhat mysterious. It depicts their everyday lives at school and at home.

At Himaraya Third Technical School, the five members of the Glasses club all wear spectacles and are obsessed with eyewear. Their founder and leader, Akira Souma, started the club to build the X-ray glasses he always fantasized about, but their research has moved slowly as they get caught up in eccentric adventures and fend off student council president William Satou's efforts to slash their already tight club budget. Fueled by endless youthful enthusiasm, these friends are determined to turn their project into a major triumph.

Third season of Teekyuu series.

Upon entering high school, Koharu Tanaka starts looking for a club to join. She never anticipates being drawn into the so-called "Groping Club." Despite its provocative name, the club is quite normal—its purpose is to "grope" for novel concepts and fresh types of clubs and activities to explore, even if the outcomes are often ridiculous. As the months pass and various ideas are considered, Koharu discovers the greatest benefit clubs can offer: lasting friendship.

The story is a comedy following the protagonist, Koroshiya-san, who considers himself—and is considered by others—to be Japan's greatest hit man. His personal motto is, "If I have an assignment, I will kill anything." However, the scope of his "killing" jobs has expanded to cover everything from summer vacation homework to housekeeping. As the tagline states, "The hit man never fails to kill the target. Though he does not aim to, he also never misses the laughter."

In the year 2047, humanity uncovered a rare metallic ore known as "Gaimetal," which contained vast amounts of energy, prompting global mining operations for this unusual substance. However, by 2075, humans faced relentless assaults from the Gaist, a race of metal creatures whose bodies were covered in Gaimetal. This led to the creation of the GCG (the "Gaist Crusher Garrison"), an organization formed to combat the Gaist. Then, in 2064, the GCG deployed humanity's defense force: the Gaist Crushers—individuals capable of wearing specialized Gaimetal armor called "Gaist Gear" to fight the Gaist, along with the threat posed by a mysterious group known as the "Erasers."

In a new and whimsical era of Battle Spirits, cards are scattered across a vibrant galaxy, drawing all "card questers" into fierce battles for the most powerful cards. Rei is a flashy wanderer driven by an obsession with being at the top. Accompanied by a small dragon named Mugen and a talking robot named Salt, this self-proclaimed "Number One Star" regularly stirs up mischief through dazzling card-game duels. One day, Rei crosses paths with Raira and Rikuto April, both of whom seem to have leads on the whereabouts of the "ultimate" Battle Spirits card. Together, they set off on a quest to find that card, encountering many colorful personalities along the way. Soon, their journey draws the attention of the Guild, cunning villains who also seek to secure the Ultimate Battle Spirits. As Rei contends with the Guild, the claim of being number one is put to the test—an endeavor that gradually unveils secrets concerning the fate of the universe.

This sequel continues the slapstick humor surrounding Oshiri Kajiri Mushi XVIII, a ten-year-old insect attending Biting School with the goal of taking over his family's Biting Shop enterprise.

This new series follows twin sisters Miraitchi and Kururutchi, who dream of becoming designers and travel from the future to present-day Dream Town. (Their names are puns on the Japanese words for "future" and "miracle.") To return to the future, they must collect all eight Dreambakutchi—mysterious Tamagotchi that have escaped and are scattered across the town. Mametchi joins Miraitchi and Kururutchi in their mission to find the Dreambakutchi, but then an enigmatic Tamagotchi named X-Kamen (X-Mask) appears.

The plot is currently unknown, but based on the preview shown at the Ostuni Festival, the story revolves around a team of heroes who battle evil forces using their Top Plates. The heroes consist of a red-haired main protagonist who uses Blaze Liger, a gray-haired boy with Mortal Shark, a brown-haired boy wielding Rocky Golem, a blonde girl who has Antler Goat, and a green-haired boy who owns Wings Falcon. The evil forces include a red-haired antagonist with Dread Dragon, another red-haired boy with Reptile Hydra, a red-haired girl wielding Poison Scorpion, a blue-haired boy with Thunder Wolf, and a mysterious man. An additional red-haired boy appears later, carrying an unnamed red Top Plate, along with other characters. The Top Plates also contain a "spirit" in the form of an animal related to their motif, which appears during special attacks. These special moves are triggered when the owner fires an elemental bow and arrow, releasing the spirit.

Jett, an adorable jet plane, embarks on exciting global journeys to hand-deliver packages to children. Each delivery brings new obstacles, which Jett overcomes with the help of his Super Wings teammates: Dizzy, Jerome, and Donnie. Together, this team visits various countries and learns about the richness of different cultures.

In 2030, Beast Pods rain down from the sky like asteroids, scattering across the entire Earth. These pods are actually magical beings called Rune Beasts from another dimension, who fled their homeland after it was destroyed by the evil Dark Angel and his minions, the Heavenly Lords. Children around the globe pick up these Beast Pods and discover they can merge with the Rune Beast inside within an extra dimension to engage in battles against each other. The protagonist, Ling Qili, rises to become a prominent fighter after building a powerful partnership with his Rune Beast, Flamewind Dragon.