Fall 2017 Anime

Asta and Yuno were both left at the same church on the same day. Growing up together, they learned about the "Wizard King"—the strongest mage in the kingdom—and vowed to compete against each other for the title. As they matured, the contrast between them grew clear: Yuno wields magic with incredible power and control, while Asta cannot use magic at all and stubbornly trains his body in hopes of awakening his abilities. Upon turning 15, Yuno receives a magnificent Grimoire bearing a four-leaf clover, while Asta gets nothing. Soon after, Yuno is ambushed by a man named Lebuty, who seeks to steal his Grimoire. Asta tries to defend him but is outmatched. With no hope left and nearly defeated, he hears Yuno's voice and finds the will to keep fighting. Unleashing his pent-up emotions in fury, Asta receives a five-leaf clover Grimoire—a "Black Clover"—that grants him enough power to defeat Lebuty. Several days later, the two friends set out into the world, both chasing the same dream: to become the Wizard King!

During Tootsuki Academy’s annual Moon Festival, a high-stakes culinary event where students vie for maximum profit by selling their dishes, Souma Yukihira sees a chance to finally challenge the Elite Ten, the ruling council. Yet, this festival marks just the start of Souma’s conflict with the Elite Ten, as a sinister scheme unfolds that offers him the ultimate test while simultaneously threatening to destabilize the entire academy.

Fifteen-year-old Chise Hatori, having been abandoned in her youth and mocked by others for her strange ways, was sold at auction for five million pounds to a tall, masked stranger. Desperate for a home, she eagerly accepted her fate. While being led away in chains, she overhears robed figures whispering that their new owner has acquired a rare Sleigh Beggy. The stranger, who reveals himself to be the magus Elias Ainsworth, uses teleportation magic to transport them to his charming countryside cottage in England. There, Chise encounters fairies and other magical creatures, officially beginning her life as the apprentice and designated bride of the ancient magus.

Ichirou Inuyashiki, a 58-year-old man, is struggling through a difficult phase in his life. While his chronic back pain is agonizing, it pales in comparison to the cold indifference and disdain shown by his wife and children. Despite this, Ichirou finds comfort in Hanako, an abandoned Shiba Inu he takes in. His situation worsens when a routine check-up reveals he has stomach cancer with only three months left to live; though he attempts to stay strong, his family's apathy drives him to an emotional collapse. Fleeing to a nearby field, he embraces his dog and cries—until he spots a strange figure standing before him. Then, a blinding flash of light engulfs Ichirou in smoke and debris. When he regains consciousness, he realizes something has changed—he has been transformed into a mechanized weapon concealed beneath his original appearance. Though initially startled, the kind-hearted Ichirou quickly uses his new abilities to rescue someone, an act that fills him with joy and renewed purpose. Yet, the source of these powers remains a mystery. Who was the enigmatic figure at the explosion site, and do they share Ichirou's benevolent intentions when wielding this dangerous force?

Sixteen-year-old Maika Sakuranomiya wants to save up for studying abroad, but she keeps getting turned down for part-time jobs. Though she’s naturally cheerful, her smile unintentionally comes across as frightening, scaring off potential employers. After yet another failed interview, she stumbles upon Café Stile, a themed café where employees adopt specific character roles. The Italian manager, Dino, is immediately charmed by Maika’s cuteness and hires her to play a sadistic waitress. Despite her inherent clumsiness, she finds that playing the cruel persona works perfectly on the café’s masochistic clientele. Alongside Kaho Hinata, who acts as the tsundere, and Mafuyu Hoshikawa, cast as the younger sister type, Maika embraces her unique trait and cements her place at the café by being mercilessly mean.

In a distant future, a world shattered by six meteor impacts is inhabited by crystalline lifeforms called Gems. Every Gem is given a specific duty to defend against the Lunarians, a species that attacks them to shatter their bodies and use the pieces as decorations. Phosphophyllite, commonly known as Phos, is a fragile young Gem who longs to contribute to the war effort alongside their friends. However, due to their delicate nature, they are instructed to compile an encyclopedia instead. Resentfully beginning this task, Phos meets Cinnabar, a clever Gem relegated to nighttime patrol on an isolated island because of the corrosive poison their body produces. Seeing Cinnabar's misery, Phos resolves to find a role that both rejected Gems can take pleasure in. Houseki no Kuni follows Phos' quest to become useful and shield their fellow Gems.

After graduating high school, Moriko Morioka, a thirty-year-old woman, finds herself unemployed for the first time in her life, a situation she welcomes with immense joy. Having resigned from a position she held for over eleven years, she fills her newfound abundance of free time with online gaming, creating a charismatic male avatar named Hayashi within the MMO Fruits de Mer. Freed from the burdens of real-world social duties, Moriko immerses herself completely in the game, where she quickly befriends Lily, a gentle and cute healer. The two form a close bond almost immediately, becoming inseparable as Moriko grows increasingly absorbed in her virtual identity as Hayashi. She ultimately embraces a reclusive existence, leaving her apartment only when strictly required. Unbeknownst to Moriko, Yuuta Sakurai, a shy twenty-eight-year-old office worker, is also playing Fruits de Mer from across the city. When they coincidentally meet at a convenience store one evening, both dismiss the encounter as merely another awkward interaction with a stranger, unaware that fate has plans to bring them closer together.

A gateway between Earth and the Beyond opened in New York City three years ago, trapping humans and extradimensional beings together inside an impermeable bubble. After the city was rebuilt, the area now called Hellsalem's Lot became a place where monsters, magic, and madness are everyday occurrences. Leonardo Watch, a young photographer who gained the "All-seeing Eyes of the Gods" against his will in exchange for his sister's eyesight, came to this paranormal city seeking answers about his mysterious power. His life changes dramatically when he joins Libra, a secret organization of people with supernatural abilities who work to maintain order amid the constant chaos of Hellsalem's Lot. This is only the start of Leonardo's unexpected journey. Despite the ongoing threat of otherworldly enemies, he is determined to uncover the secrets of his power and find a way to restore his sister's eyesight. Kekkai Sensen & Beyond follows Leonardo as he embarks on more wild adventures with his comrades, fighting to preserve peace and order.

Rei Kiriyama is now in his second year of high school, continuing to navigate the challenges of both the professional shogi world and his personal life. Surrounded by a colorful cast of people at the shogi hall, the school club, and in the local community, his introverted demeanor gradually begins to soften. Among those closest to him are the three Kawamoto sisters—Akari, Hinata, and Momo—who offer him affection and a sense of family. Through these connections, Rei comes to understand that everyone carries their own emotional burdens, and he starts learning how to lean on others while also offering them support. Yet the path of a professional shogi player remains demanding. With tournaments, championships, and title matches constantly on the horizon, the pressure builds as Rei climbs the ranks and faces highly formidable opponents. As he nurtures the relationships he has formed, the shogi player continues to seek the true reason for playing the game that defines his life.

In the desolate ruins of what was once a bustling city, the only sound breaking the frigid winter silence is the rumble of a motorbike. Its passengers, Chito and Yuuri, are the final survivors in this war-ravaged urban landscape. As they forage through old military installations for food and spare parts, the two girls traverse the barren wastelands and ponder the mysteries of the bygone era to fill their days. Occasionally, Chito and Yuuri each grapple with the encroaching sense of isolation, but having each other makes bearing the burden of being among the last humans a little more manageable. Between Yuuri's clumsy enthusiasm and Chito's calm demeanor, their bleak days are brightened by target practice, discovering new books, and engaging in snowball fights across the frozen battlefield. Set against a backdrop of empty landscapes and abandoned structures, Shoujo Shuumatsu Ryokou tells an uplifting story of two girls on a journey to uncover hope in a grim and fading world.

Itsuki Hashima, a light novelist, has an intense fixation on little sisters, a theme he deliberately weaves into his stories. Despite his peculiar obsession, he enjoys the support of a tight circle of friends: Nayuta Kani, a brilliant yet lecherous novelist who harbors romantic feelings for Itsuki; Haruto Fuwa, a fellow male writer who has found considerable acclaim; Miyako Shirakawa, a friend from college; and Chihiro, his perfect younger stepbrother who manages the cooking and housework. The group passes the time by engaging in bizarre games, taking spontaneous trips, exchanging jokes, and commemorating their successes. Yet they also confront personal struggles, from racing against tight deadlines to grappling with painful memories from their past.

Another school year is drawing to a close, and the third-year high school students are steadily approaching the next major step in their lives: graduation. Among them are Mio Natsume, a girl weighed down by unresolved feelings; Hazuki Morikawa, a concert band member who remains distant from her peers; and Haruto Souma, a baseball-obsessed athlete. Meanwhile, second-year student Ena Komiya is determined to revive the photography club to its former glory, refusing to let it be disbanded. Though this group shares little connection with one another, their lives suddenly intersect with the arrival of a third-year transfer student. While transferring so close to graduation is unusual for most, it is routine for Eita Izumi. Due to his father's job, he has never been able to stay in one place for long. But as fate would have it, this latest move brings Eita back to his hometown for his final semester of high school. For better or worse, it also rekindles old relationships left behind in the past. With graduation already stirring its own anxieties, Eita's sudden arrival brings these students' carefree days to an abrupt end. Long-forgotten memories, deeply buried emotions, and inspiring new passions—everything comes to light in their bittersweet final semester.

Twice a decade, elite mercenaries renowned for their overwhelming strength, sharp intellect, and lethal accuracy converge for the Zodiac Tournament. Each combatant embodies the traits and name of one of the twelve Chinese zodiac signs. Fighting for both their honor and their survival, they clash in brutal combat until a single winner emerges. The twelfth tournament kicks off in an abandoned city, where no trace remains of the half million residents who once called it home. To heighten the danger, every warrior swallows a toxic gem that imposes a strict time limit on the competition and their very existence. With a single wish awaiting the champion, the Zodiac Warriors launch their ruthless fight for survival.

Haruka Shinozaki has had a crush on class representative Akiho Kousaka ever since his first year of high school. She's attractive, excels at sports, and is a model student in every way. Now that they're in the same class this year, Shinozaki decides to confess his feelings—and to his surprise, Kousaka accepts and becomes his girlfriend. However, he soon realizes that Kousaka is more unusual than he initially thought: this seemingly perfect girl has never been in a relationship before. Despite her inexperience, she is determined to satisfy Shinozaki in every possible way—by studying various sexual positions and his personal fetishes. Shinozaki tries to tell her that such research isn't necessary, but Kousaka is fully committed to making him happy in every way she can.

Umaru Doma is a top student with a secret side: once she returns home each day, she slips into her hamster hoodie and becomes a lazy otaku who loves junk food. As Umaru keeps up these everyday shenanigans, her bonds with classmates Nana Ebina, Kirie Motoba, and Sylphinford Tachibana grow stronger, and more and more amusing situations start to unfold. Naturally, these events raise plenty of questions. What request did Nana make to Umaru's brother Taihei? Who is that mysterious girl with the diamond hairpin? And most importantly—why does she seem to know Umaru? The answers to these riddles and more are revealed in Himouto! Umaru-chan R!

Adjusting to a new school can be tough, especially when you have no interest in making friends, as is the case with Nobuaki Kanazawa. The reason behind his standoffish behavior becomes apparent when his entire class receives a text from an unknown sender calling themselves "The King." The message outlines the rules of the "King's Game," which all students are forced to participate in. Anyone who refuses, drops out, or fails to complete an order within 24 hours faces a lethal consequence. Having experienced this game before and witnessed the deaths of those around him, Nobuaki tries to warn his unsuspecting classmates. However, they only take him seriously after the King's Game claims its first victims. Trapped in a nightmarish scenario with no way out, Nobuaki must decide whether to prioritize his own survival or attempt to rescue his classmates—something he failed to do in the past.

Miou Aida and Haruki Serizawa appear to be complete opposites to everyone around them, but as these two third-year students prepare to leave high school behind, they've never been more connected. Miou, a quiet and withdrawn member of the school art club who avoids the spotlight, contrasts sharply with Haruki, the loud and self-assured star of the movie club who has already earned recognition for his directing talent. Yet after an accidental meeting during their entrance ceremony, the two quickly grew close despite their obvious differences. Even so, their relationship has never evolved beyond friendship, leaving their friends puzzled. With only one year of high school remaining, Miou, Haruki, and their companions from the art and movie clubs have limited time to confront their unspoken emotions and the tough choices about their future paths. The pair may always be just an arm's length apart, but as Haruki pursues his goal of becoming a professional film director and Miou struggles to find her own direction, they will discover just how difficult it is to bridge those final 10 centimeters.

On a world dominated by an endless desert of sand, an island called the Mud Whale sails across the expanse. Within it lies an ancient settlement, where most inhabitants are known as the "Marked"—a double-edged trait that gives them supernatural powers but also brings an early death. Chakuro, the village's archivist, is young and inquisitive, spending his days recording the discovery of new islands. Yet each one proves identical—deserted, save for traces of those who once lived there. For the first time in half a year, another island appears on the horizon, and Chakuro joins the scouting party with his friends. On their exploration, they uncover remnants of a bygone civilization. Inside one crumbling structure, Chakuro finds a girl who will alter his fate and the entire world within the Mud Whale as he knows it.

Chisato Mizusawa works as a composed and composed assistant office manager who claims to have no fondness for alcohol. In reality, she enjoys drinking, but a different, cuter side of her appears only when she’s intoxicated—a secret she shares solely with her husband, Sora, who is a bartender. When Chisato returns home each evening, Sora looks after his beloved wife, preparing a nice meal and a fresh cocktail for her. These drinks range from Plum Splet and Irish Coffee to Orange Breeze and other tasty mixtures that she happily downs. However, while she adores alcohol, she holds an even deeper love for her gentle husband. Together, they enjoy a life full of joy—and the not-so-rare cocktail.

Touta Konoe lives an ordinary life in a quiet rural village. Everything changes when his teacher, Yukihime, reveals she is a vampire; after she rescues him from a life-threatening injury, she grants him immortality. Already eager to see the world, the young Touta sets out to achieve his goal of reaching the summit of Amanomihashira—a tower that extends into outer space. Along the way, he discovers a hidden organization of fellow immortals known as "UQ Holders." With new allies and guidance, Touta begins his own extraordinary magical journey.

When 15-year-old Kino finds herself burdened by heavy thoughts, there is one thing that always lifts her spirits: travel. Exploring the beautiful, wonderful world around her and the unique ways people choose to live brings her immense joy. Yet, despite her cute appearance and polite manner, Kino is far from defenseless. With "Cannon" and "Woodsman," her trusted pistols, she does not hesitate to kill anyone who dares to obstruct her path. Always at her side is Hermes, her best friend and loyal companion—a sentient motorcycle who supports Kino through the sorrows and hardships of their journey. Together, they roam the vast countryside, driven by the shared goal of always moving forward and bound by one rule: never stay in any country for more than three days. As Kino and Hermes meet new people and learn the customs of their societies, they grow and gain deeper insight into their own principles and values. But as Kino gradually uncovers the world around her, she also confronts dangers lurking within the vast unknown.

After the harsh events of Iga, Kokujou Island, Rakuyou, and numerous failed clashes with the Tenshouin Naraku and Tendoshuu, Gintama. Porori-hen takes viewers back to the days when the Yorozuya mostly handled their usual odd jobs. Renowned space hunter Umibouzu returns to Edo and becomes furious upon learning that his daughter Kagura has a boyfriend. He holds Gintoki responsible for failing as a guardian, but could this finally be the moment for him to release his hold on her? Returning to shameless parodies, risque comedy, and lively bonds, Gintoki, Kagura, and Shinpachi face unforeseen situations that manage to be equally hilarious and emotionally touching.

In a lively spirit village, Yuzu, a cheerful fox girl, begins her first job as an attendant at the traditional hot springs inn Konohanatei. Despite having no experience working at such a high-class establishment, Kiri, the friendly and dependable head attendant, immediately assigns her to learn the basics. Although Yuzu's enthusiasm initially proves more of a hindrance than a help, her playful nature adds a unique charm to the inn, as both guests and her coworkers quickly warm to her clumsy yet well-intentioned mistakes. Guided by the other foxes—the strict Satsuki, the carefree Natsume, the critical Ren, and the quiet Sakura—Yuzu steadily learns the trade of an inn attendant while growing to love the magical world around her. Konohana Kitan presents the heartwarming story of a simple fox girl forming bonds with others and discovering a home in the mysterious, beautiful world of spirits.

Ren Fujii, an ordinary high school student, recently got into a physical altercation with his former best friend, which caused their friendship to end. With support from his childhood friend Kasumi Ayase and his senior Rea Himuro, he slowly starts to get back into the swing of his everyday school routine. However, a wave of gruesome murders where victims are found decapitated begins occurring across their town. Around the same time, Ren experiences unsettling nightmares where he himself is beheaded by a guillotine. These horrors, though, are merely a preview of the brutal and terrifying conflicts that lie ahead.

After choosing a different path from the idols who inspired them, the members of Aqours are more driven than ever to excel as school idols. Their last performance managed to slightly boost the number of applicants for their at-risk school, and they aim to build on that small success during the upcoming open house and the next Love Live tournament. With these events as a chance to draw more attention to their school, the nine girls strive to deliver their finest performances yet. However, these incremental gains are insufficient to sway Mari Ohara's father from his course of action. Despite Mari's heartfelt appeals, the decision to shut down the school is finalized, halting all new student recruitment for Uranohoshi Girls' High School, including the open house. Although the situation seems hopeless, the school idols refuse to give in. Facing overwhelming obstacles, Aqours continues to sing, dance, and shine, hoping to spark a miracle.

Cardia Beckford's memories of her past are vague, but she remembers her father Isaac and the isolated home where she lives alone, shunned by the townspeople who see her as a monster. The reason lies in a lethal substance within her body: an eternally beating heart called Horologium, embedded in her chest by her father. This device can generate limitless power, but it also causes her skin to corrode anything it touches. The Horologium is sought after by many in London, including the terrorist group Twilight, which is rumored to have close ties to Isaac. The British military forces Cardia from her home as a prisoner to seize the Horologium's power. On the road, however, she is abducted by the gentleman thief Arsène Lupin, who vows to steal her heart. Accompanied by Lupin and his allies, Cardia embarks on a quest to uncover the truth about Isaac's connection to Twilight, her lost memories, and the Horologium inside her.

A severe internet addiction epidemic is sweeping the nation's youth, leaving them overly reliant on the online world. Those beyond help are sent to Elite Reeducation Academy, a facility meant to reform them into productive adults. Hibiki is one such teenager who wakes up there with no memory of how he arrived. The head instructor explains that Hibiki was knocked unconscious and brought to the school at his mother's request, worried about her son's increasingly aggressive behavior caused by his internet addiction. Trapped in a place that feels more like a prison than an academy, with no way to escape the instructors' mistreatment, Hibiki decides to kill himself by leaping off the roof. However, fate intervenes when he encounters a mysterious man named Shin, who vows to give his life purpose.

Minoa Asagaya finds herself unable to shake a vivid scene from an anime she watched in her childhood, but she can't recall the title no matter how hard she tries. Seeking help, she asks her classmates at Sakaneko High School, and her plea catches the attention of Arisu Kamiigusa, the most popular and affluent girl in class—and a passionate otaku. Even Arisu's extensive knowledge fails to identify the show. Realizing their school has no anime club, Minoa and Arisu decide to establish the Anime Research Club, hoping that by bringing together fellow enthusiasts, they might solve Minoa's mystery. Through this, Minoa is introduced to the strange and fascinating realm of anime.

In the thriving Russell City, corruption festers as manifestations of negative emotions—known as Horrors—spread chaos and destruction. The Makai Order stands as the final defense against these unholy beings. Operating through various small businesses as covers, they dispatch formidable Makai Knights and mystical Makai Alchemists to fight the Horror threat. Within this secret organization, the prestigious title of Golden Knight has been granted to a large, powerful man named Sword, allowing him to wield the Garo armor and blade. He is the only one aware of a conspiracy that endangers the entire Makai Order, guided solely by the clue "El Dorado." While battling a Horror, he crosses paths with Sophia "Sophie" Hennis, a teenage girl whose brother vanished years ago—a disappearance also tied to the same phrase. The two agree to join forces in uncovering the truth behind "El Dorado" and solving the mystery of Sophie's missing brother.

Second season of Osomatsu-san.

Similar to the living world, the afterlife requires a composed problem-solver to handle the bureaucratic difficulties of maintaining order. That is where Hozuki comes in: a cool-headed demon who is desperately overdue for a vacation.

A bright light flashes from her phone, and the gentle Yuzuki finds herself whisked away to Shinga, an alternate realm that mirrors Japan's turbulent Sengoku period—a time of endless civil war. In this world, the Gekkazoku, tribes of supernatural beings like vampires and werewolves, coexist peacefully with humans, a balance maintained by Himemiko, a woman whose power shields Shinga. But her mysterious disappearance has plunged the world into chaos. To return home, Yuzuki must locate Himemiko, yet the ongoing feuds among warlords constantly hinder her quest.

Selected by the revered Shinju-sama to become heroes, three young women must battle the Vertexes, malevolent entities that endanger global peace. Sumi Washio, Sonoko Nogi, and Gin Minowa had previously spent their days in idleness, uncertain of when their call to duty would arrive. However, a sudden Vertex attack forces them to confront their lack of coordination as magical girls, nearly leading to their defeat. Relying on sheer willpower, they manage to overcome their foe, prompting a post-battle resolution to enhance their teamwork and combat skills. As new threats emerge and demand greater power, the girls risk irreversible transformation through their magic. They must determine the cost of victory and decide if such a sacrifice is justified for the sake of humanity’s survival.

After fulfilling their destiny in the events of Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru, Sanshu Middle School's Hero Club, featuring Yuuna Yuuki, Karin Miyoshi, and siblings Fuu and Itsuki Inubouzaki, resumes their efforts to assist those in need. The group is soon joined by Sonoko Nogi, a hero from a previous era. However, the team soon realizes that Mimori Tougou, who should be present, is absent; all records of her existence have vanished, with only the girls' memories remaining. Lacking any clues regarding Tougou's location, the girls recover their transformation abilities and embark on a desperate search for their missing friend. The discoveries they make prove far more shocking than anticipated, and the repercussions of their actions begin to fundamentally alter the world they know.

The Pingu family relocates from their quiet village to a bustling metropolis filled with residents working in various professions. Driven by curiosity, Pingu attempts to participate in their jobs, but his mischievous nature takes over, leading him to cause chaos and disrupt their work.

Rito Sudou, Kotoko Watatsumugi, and Mari Shirako share a common goal: they want their creations to be cherished worldwide. Combining their unique talents, the trio operates a small boutique named Park in Harajuku. As their popularity begins to grow, their fortunes seem to be heading in a promising direction. However, their livelihood is threatened when aliens called Scoopers arrive on Earth. Lacking any creative spark, the Scoopers travel the cosmos harvesting innovations from other civilizations. As these creatures descend upon Harajuku, a young girl named Misa Maruno appears. Claiming to have fled from the aliens, she hands each of the girls a strange device known as Amatsumara, which enables its user to bring anything they imagine to life. With the future of global artistry hanging in the balance, Rito, Kotoko, and Mari must now confront the Scoopers using the full force of their imaginative powers.

The series Two Car centers on Yuri Miyata and Megumi Meguro, two high school students who compete against six other teams in motorcycle sidecar races.

315 Production is a fresh entertainment agency dedicated to scouting aspiring idols who once worked in different careers. Former lawyers, surgeons, pilots—all find their place at the company. As they adapt to their new roles, they work toward realizing their dreams of becoming top idols.

At the Budokan, the Tsukino Concert is an annual event that brings Tsukino Entertainment Production's finest idol units onto the stage. The leaders of SolidS, SOARA, QUELL, and Growth each must compose a unique and distinctive song for their unit, intended for performance on the festival's second day. Composing these four new songs proves difficult for SolidS's leader Shiki Takamura, who struggles to find inspiration. Sora Oohara must learn from his past mistakes while driving SOARA toward the top. Shuu Izumi, wanting to leave his previous stardom behind, is determined to elevate QUELL's popularity to the level his former group achieved. Growth finds itself working with rival unit ZIX before their debut—something leader Kouki Etou is reluctant to accept. Tsukipro The Animation tells the stories of these four units simultaneously, depicting their daily lives as they prepare for the Tsukino Concert.

"Wake Up, Girls!" follows seven girls from Sendai, Miyagi, who come together as the idol unit "Wake Up, Girls! (WUG)" and strive to reach the top of the idol world. Affiliated with the small Sendai production company "Green Leaves Entertainment," WUG faced numerous challenges and ultimately defeated the nationwide idol group "I-1 club" at the Idol Festival to claim victory. They had instantly risen to the top... but with the idol industry in decline, life wasn't that simple. The girls continued their steady, earnest idol work day after day. Meanwhile, a middle-school trio in Sendai—Hayashi Ayumi, Morishima Otome, and Atsugi Itsuka—found their yearning to become idols growing stronger.

Hiiragi Kyoichiro, the eldest son of a wealthy family, has left his home in Momoki Village to attend the prestigious Imperial University in Tokyo. He carries with him his family's heirloom katana as well as a rather troubling secret: he can see the spirits of the dead. Still, he remains optimistic about the future ahead, pondering how much less frightening those spirits would be if only they looked less scary. When he wakes up, he realizes his half-hearted wish may have come true—at least in part—as he finds that he himself has become significantly smaller and decidedly cuter. As if that weren't enough to throw his world into chaos, Kyoichiro soon gets caught up in a supernatural conflict between factions of the Imperial Japanese Army, who aim to create an army of undead soldiers, a mysterious stranger with unclear intentions, and a seemingly anti-government group known as the Five Katana.

The series will depict college students as they prepare and participate in a RoboMasters tournament.

Dynamic Chord is a record label and music agency representing the industry's top talent, notably four of the nation's most popular bands. These include rêve parfait, known for their unique worldview and progressive sound; Liar-S, an emo rock band; KYOSO, a polished performance group; and apple-polisher, which merges dance with rock and roll. Set against Japan's four seasons, this documentary-style film realistically depicts the encounters, breakups, and paths of these sixteen band members as they strive for musical supremacy.

The second season of Cinderella Girls Gekijou.

Fourth season of Cardfight!! Vanguard G series.

Emi, a seventeen-year-old girl residing in Shibuya, has grown apathetic as her father is perpetually absent due to work. Everything shifts when a twist of fate involving a certain magical object alters her life. An enigmatic pencil, of all things, becomes connected to the arrival of heroes from a different dimension! Is this the beginning of the thrill she's been yearning for, or is there a deeper secret at play?

Second season of ClassicaLoid.

Nozomu Tokura aims to increase sales at his recently opened cafe, assisted by the new helpers he has met.

This high-energy anime explores the world of e-sports, drawing inspiration from the popular Chinese online title 300 Da Zuozhan. After losing his professional status due to a doping scandal, former top-tier player Aoba Kaito makes a comeback to reclaim his standing. Alongside his allies, he battles against hidden conspiracies and strives to reach the pinnacle of the leaderboards.

Two souls cross paths, bound by a single death across two lifetimes. Beyond the horizon lies only death, hope, and freedom, yet a girl is born carrying the secret to the end. Condemned to a life without liberty, she views freedom merely as an unattainable dream within her confined existence. With her path dictated by an unseen hand, she resolves to defy her fate. If the God provides a scenario devoid of choice, she wishes to share the burden of death with you, rather than the one who controls it. She seeks to split destiny in half, even if it means sharing death alongside her.

Second season of Love Kome: We Love Rice.

On an ordinary planet in the distant future. Humans have long been at war with the mechanical aristocrats called "Hyperion." This is the story of Drossel, a Hyperion and the daughter of the Duke von Flügel, and her butler Gedächtnis in the Tower of Tempest, isolated from the outside world. Their daily tasks revolve around managing problems that occur in their high-rising castle-tower while awaiting the day the stars realign themselves.<br><br>

Bimajo, Tsubuyakky, and Suzukky are employed by the History Paradise Company, a textbook publisher in the 24th century. They also operate as the villainous trio known as Akudama, constantly interfering with JKK's historical investigations. Following their final clash in history with JKK officers Tokio and Calen, the trio endured a lengthy yet brief period of time off (unpaid, naturally), until at last they received a new directive from their enigmatic boss. The mission: to gather the mystical Dynamonds from notable figures throughout history. As ordered, Akudama begins leaping through time, attempting to seize the Dynamonds from a variety of famous historical personalities. The evil trio's quest for revenge across time was set to begin once more!

Short TV anime series celebrating the 50th anniversary of Youkai Ningen Bem.

The sound of yodeling will appear when you least expect it.

At the renowned Shining Star School, every girl aspires to become the top idol, referred to as a "Muse." Nara, a normal girl, enrolls there to pursue her dream.

Aided by a 102-year-old goblin living under their haunted apartment building, two siblings confront ghosts and solve eerie mysteries.

This series uses colorful stop-motion mascot characters crafted from pipe cleaners. In Japanese, "aiseki" refers to sharing a restaurant table with a stranger. The show is a surreal datsuryoku-kei comedy featuring various male guest voice actors who engage in banter with Fuyumi and Haruko at a table inside the Mongol Cafe.

Gonglyong Mecard is a spin-off series within the Mecard franchise, built on the premise that dinosaurs never went extinct 65 million years ago but instead evolved into mecanimals. Its characters have no connection to those appearing in Turning Mecard, Turning Mecard W, or Turning Mecard R.