Fall 2019 Anime

Having passed his Provisional Hero License exam, Izuku "Deku" Midoriya searches for an extracurricular internship with a professional hero agency. On the recommendation of his mentor All Might, Deku secures a position under All Might's former sidekick, Sir Nighteye, who has since become a renowned hero in his own right. While Deku's classmates hone their skills through various internships, the emerging villain Kai Chisaki wields his fearsome abilities to build influence in the criminal underworld. Operating under the alias Overhaul, Chisaki's ambitions bring him into conflict with the League of Villains and its leader, Tomura Shigaraki. During his internship with Sir Nighteye, Deku uncovers Chisaki's crime syndicate and the villain's hostile connection to a mysterious young girl named Eri. Concerned for the child's safety, Deku and his upperclassman Mirio Toogata must join forces to bring an end to Chisaki's oppressive rule.

In a sophisticated civilization populated by anthropomorphic creatures, a fragile peace is maintained between carnivores and herbivores. This tension reaches a boiling point at Cherryton Academy following a shocking predation attack that claims the life of Tem, an alpaca member of the drama club. Legoshi, a grey wolf working in the stage crew, has long been viewed with suspicion due to his species. In the wake of the tragedy, he attempts to suppress his instincts and remain inconspicuous, a choice that frustrates Louis, a red deer and the arrogant lead actor. While sneaking into the auditorium to help Tem’s replacement prepare for a performance, Louis tasks Legoshi with acting as a lookout. During this shift, Legoshi crosses paths with Haru, a white dwarf rabbit who faces ridicule from others. As his complex emotions for Haru develop, clashing with his natural predatory urges, Legoshi is compelled to face his true identity, investigate the circumstances behind Tem’s death, and grapple with the pervasive violence threatening their society.

After the defeat of Quinella, the pontifex of the Axiom Church, the situation has not settled. When Kazuto "Kirito" Kirigaya contacts the real world, he learns that the Ocean Turtle, a mega-float controlled by Rath, was attacked. The raiders cause a short-circuit that damages Kirito's fluctlight, leaving him in a coma. Worried about the safety of those in the Axiom Church, Alice brings the unconscious Kirito back to her former home, Rulid Village, ignoring her banishment for an unresolved crime. She now lives a quiet, peaceful life near the village, hoping Kirito will awaken. But tragedy strikes when Alice realizes the Dark Territory has begun invading the Human Empire. Taking up her old name, Alice Synthesis Thirty, she vows to defeat the Dark Territory and protect the world that Kirito and Eugeo fought so hard to defend.

After defeating the 10 Commandments, Meliodas and the Seven Deadly Sins take a respite in the Kingdom of Liones. However, this peace is short-lived, as the group must undergo intense trials meant to prepare them for their previous enemies and mend their lingering emotional wounds. With guidance from those connected to their past, the Sins work to stop the 10 Commandments' nefarious plots, which were set in motion ten thousand years ago. As they investigate further, they discover deep secrets about each other and their forebears. Armed with this knowledge, the true battle against the 10 Commandments begins. Nanatsu no Taizai: Kamigami no Gekirin follows the Seven Deadly Sins and their allies, revealing that their actions have set off far-reaching effects in the current era, much greater than they initially anticipated.

There is a well-known saying: "you can never be too careful." It is crucial to prepare for every possible scenario, even if it seems like a pointless waste of time. Additionally, in RPGs and similar games, it is wise to overlevel compared to your enemies to ensure total victory. These words describe Seiya Ryuuguuin a little too well. Summoned by the goddess Ristarte to prevent the world of Gaeabrande from being destroyed, the hero begins his noble quest. However, despite having overpowered stats, he spends an extremely long time training himself. He uses his strongest skills against weak enemies and buys far too many supplies and potions—all in the name of safety. While his attitude may be somewhat irritating, it could very well be what saves Gaeabrande, especially given that it is a world where the forces of evil dominate every expectation.

At Tootsuki Culinary Academy, an intense eight-on-eight Shokugeki called the Régiment de Cuisine continues between Central and the rebel faction led by Souma Yukihira and Erina Nakiri. Despite achieving a stunning flawless victory in the first round, the rebels still face a difficult challenge ahead, as they must now confront the remaining members of the Elite Ten Council. With Tootsuki's future hanging in the balance, Souma and Erina must go far beyond their own boundaries, applying everything gained from their mentors and ultimately relying on the meals they have prepared together as friends.

Iruma Suzuki, a fourteen-year-old boy, has had a streak of misfortune his entire life, forced to work to support his neglectful parents despite being underage. One day, he discovers that his parents have sold him to the demon Sullivan. However, Iruma's fears about his fate are quickly alleviated, as Sullivan simply wants a grandchild, doting on him and enrolling him in the demon school known as Babyls. Initially, Iruma tries to stay unnoticed, terrified that his classmates will discover he is human. Unfortunately, this proves far harder than anticipated. It turns out that Sullivan himself is the school's chairman, and everyone expects Iruma to become the next Demon King! Iruma immediately finds himself in an absurd predicament when he must recite a forbidden spell in front of the entire student body. As a result, he quickly gains an unwanted reputation. Even so, he is sure to be dragged into even stranger situations.

Amatsuyu "Jouro" Kisaragi is a seemingly average second-year high school student who unexpectedly finds himself on two dates within a single weekend. The first is with Student Council President Sakura "Cosmos" Akino, followed by a date with his childhood friend Aoi "Himawari" Hinata. In a twist, both girls confess their affection not for Jouro, but for his best friend, Taiyou "Sun-chan" Ooga, the star pitcher of the baseball team. Acting as a romantic advisor, Jouro agrees to help Cosmos and Himawari win Sun-chan’s heart. Yet, Jouro’s cheerful and oblivious demeanor is merely a mask designed to mimic a typical rom-com lead. Underneath this sunny exterior hides a calculating schemer who devises a new plan: manipulate Sun-chan into falling for either Cosmos or Himawari, allowing Jouro to pursue the other girl. This scheme is threatened by Sumireko "Pansy" Sanshokuin, a gloomy girl with glasses who exposes Jouro’s true nature and confesses her love for the real him. Caught in this chaotic web of deceit, traps, and misunderstandings, the five students struggle to achieve their romantic ambitions.

Urano Motosu has an insatiable passion for reading, devouring any text she can get her hands on, regardless of the genre. She nearly achieves her dream of becoming a librarian, but her life is cut short by an accident. In her final moments, she wishes to have more books to read in whatever life comes next. Her wish is granted when she is reborn as Myne, a frail five-year-old girl in a medieval world. Her first thought is her love of reading, but she quickly becomes distressed by the scarcity of books. Without a printing press, every book must be handwritten and copied, making them prohibitively expensive and accessible only to the nobility. However, Myne refuses to let this stop her. Her determination to read is unwavering, and if she cannot find books, she will simply create them herself.

Humanity, driven to the edge of extinction, now lives entirely within the glass-covered city-state of Flandore. Deadly lycanthropes prowl beyond these protective domes, while inside, society is split strictly into nobles and commoners. Nobles have the special power to use mana, which gives them superhuman abilities needed to fight the creatures of darkness. Melida Angel, a thirteen-year-old noble girl, has not been able to awaken her mana and suffers harsh treatment at her elite academy. The Angel family hires Kufa Vampir as her tutor with a secret purpose: he is an assassin ordered to kill Melida if she turns out to be manaless. Though Kufa initially decides she must be eliminated, he is touched by her determination and self-confidence during a confrontation. Instead of following through with his mission, he finds a way for her to unlock her magic. As Melida learns to control mana under Kufa's instruction, he forsakes his assignment, risking his life to keep her secret from both the Angel family and his guild. Yet, safeguarding their hidden truth becomes increasingly challenging as unforeseen threats begin to emerge.

With Nariyuki Yuiga's dedicated guidance, his classmates Rizu Ogata, Fumino Furuhashi, and Uruka Takemoto are finally achieving average scores in their weakest subjects. However, time is running out, and the three geniuses of Ichinose Academy still have a long journey ahead before they are ready for their upcoming university entrance exams. Meanwhile, the girls continue to struggle with balancing their dreams and their growing feelings for their oblivious tutor. They are joined by Mafuyu Kirisu, a teacher who holds firm beliefs about education and natural ability due to her past as a promising figure skater, and Asumi Kominami, a school graduate aiming to enter a national medical university. With these two additions, the group of six becomes livelier than ever. Completely swept up in hilarious antics alongside his new friends, Yuiga finds that his final year of high school now involves far more than just attending classes and studying.

In 2016 AD, humanity's foundation is burned away by the Mage King Solomon. Chaldea, a secret organization of mages tasked with safeguarding mankind's future, detected humanity's extinction in 2015. This led to an operation to fix the Singularities in history created by Holy Grails scattered across time and space—Operation Grand Order. Using Rayshift time travel technology, Chaldea's final master, Ritsuka Fujimaru, along with his demi-servant Mash Kyrielight, has journeyed through and resolved six Singularities. Now, they set out for their most perilous mission yet: a civilization from the Age of Gods, Mesopotamia in 2655 BC. Upon arrival, Ritsuka and Mash find the land overrun by Demonic Beasts that attack people and settlements. Amid the chaos and fear stands humanity's last bastion—Uruk, a fortified city serving as the front line in the battle against these beasts. The defensive effort is led by none other than King Gilgamesh, the King of Heroes, who summoned Heroic Spirits and took up the role of a mage to protect his city. Together with Gilgamesh and the summoned servants, Ritsuka and Mash must defend Uruk from the magical beasts' assault and defeat the Three Goddess Alliance, which seeks to eradicate all humans. Meanwhile, an even greater threat waits beneath Uruk, stirring toward awakening.

Seven Japanese high school students, celebrated globally for their exceptional abilities, survive a plane crash and awaken in the medieval fantasy realm of Freyjagard. This world is structured around feudal society, where the byuma, a race possessing animal traits and immense physical power, coexist with the hyuma, who carry a slight potential for magic. After being rescued by Winona, a byuma warrior, and her adopted elven daughter Lyrule, the group vows to repay the kindness of Elm Village’s residents by utilizing their superior knowledge and skills, while simultaneously seeking a means to return to their original world. Tsukasa Mikogami, the Prime Minister of Japan, serves as the leader of these prodigies. He coordinates their activities within Freyjagard, aiming to secure the intelligence and resources required to fulfill their objectives. Suspecting a link between their predicament and an ancient prophecy concerning seven heroes from another world who vanquished a malevolent dragon, Tsukasa encourages the group to study the local culture and hunt for clues pointing toward Earth. However, he issues a strict directive: they must proceed with caution and avoid exerting themselves fully, ensuring that their extraordinary capabilities do not inadvertently destroy the world they inhabit.

The Sibyl System now allows society to measure mental states on a numerical scale. By using these "crime coefficients," authorities can apprehend a criminal before they actually commit a crime. But is this truly a flawless system? For Inspectors Kei Mikhail Ignatov and Arata Shindou, that question remains unanswered as they begin their careers with the Public Safety Bureau's Crime Investigation Department. Shindou and Ignatov are tasked with investigating the crash of a ship carrying immigrants, and they start to suspect that the incident was not an accident. At the same time, a mysterious group known as Bifrost watches them from the shadows, and they are not the only ones keeping an eye on the two new Inspectors.

Constantly falling short compared to the girls' club, the boys' soft tennis team is on the verge of being disbanded because of their weak skills and lackluster match results. Desperate for new members, Touma Shinjou tries to recruit capable players but fails to find anyone. Then Maki Katsuragi transfers in and displays sharp reflexes when he catches a stray cat in his classroom, catching Touma's eye. Intrigued, Touma eagerly asks Maki to join the boys' team but is quickly turned down, as Maki has no interest in clubs. Touma refuses to give up and eventually convinces Maki—on the condition that Touma pays him for participating and covers other club costs. Maki joins the team, and his impressive form and fast learning let him instantly outperform the rest. Though this sparks tension among the boys, Maki challenges and drives his teammates to not only keep up with his seemingly innate talent but also push them to commit to a sport they once ignored. As the members of the boys' soft tennis club discover their own abilities, they face personal struggles and experience the darker side of growing up in middle school.

Professional wrestler Genzou Shibata has a body like a mountain, but underneath that massive frame lies a man with an overwhelming love for animals. Known in the ring as the legendary "Animal Mask," he wins over audiences with his signature tiger persona. During the championship match for the World title against his fierce rival, the Macadamian Ogre, Genzou is suddenly whisked away to a fantasy world by a princess. She begs him to help her kingdom, which is overrun by monsters—but his response is to knock her out with a German suplex! Escaping the castle and finding himself lost in a strange realm, Genzou decides to become a beast hunter, capturing and befriending creatures far and wide. Accompanied by the wolf-girl Shigure, the dragon-girl Hanako, and the vampire Carmilla Vanstein, the pro wrestler takes on all sorts of dangerous jobs to realize his dream of running a pet shop.

Misato Kurihara spent most of her life standing out due to her extraordinary personality, never experiencing the joy of close friends or a normal existence. After a sudden death, she finds herself in a divine realm, given the chance to be reincarnated with one wish. Longing for the ordinary life she always desired, she asks to be born as a normal person with abilities that are average for the world she will enter. Reborn as Adele von Ascham, the daughter of a noble, she discovers that her magical powers far exceed what anyone would call average. Still determined to live the life she wanted, she leaves home and enrolls at a hunter school in a distant kingdom, using the alias "Mile." But no matter how hard she tries to conceal her overwhelming potential, achieving her goal proves difficult—especially when faced with the absurd situations that keep arising.

Sora Kurumatani has always loved basketball, but he lacks what is often seen as the most important asset in the sport: height. From the very beginning of his passion for the game, his short stature has been a challenge. However, this never stopped Sora from believing that hard work and persistent practice could prove his abilities, regardless of his physical disadvantage. To fulfill his mother's wish, Sora enrolls at Kuzuryuu High School with the goal of joining the basketball club and competing wholeheartedly in tournaments. To his dismay, he discovers that the boys' basketball team is merely a hangout for delinquents with no real interest in the sport. Sora also learns that the Hanazono brothers, Chiaki and Momoharu, whom he befriends, have lost their once-fiery motivation to play. Determined to breathe new life into the team, Sora challenges the boys to a match. His quick footwork and agile movements overwhelm them. Gradually, inspired by Sora's impressive skills, relentless effort, and unwavering dedication to basketball, the boys find their long-lost passion for the game unexpectedly reigniting.

The Berühren Corporation has made the technology for creating powerful cyborg soldiers publicly available. Those with robotic parts are called the Extended. Juuzou Inui is one such Extended—built as a soldier with no memory of his past—and now, after the war, he runs a business handling Extended-related problems around the city. Hearing rumors of a rogue Extended who kidnapped a child, Juuzou returns to his office only to have a giant robotic man carrying a boy on his back crash through, begging for help. Juuzou could simply turn him in, but the situation feels too suspicious to ignore. Everyone seems to want this child, and whether he likes it or not, Juuzou must uncover why this Extended is on the run, how it ties to the Berühren Corporation, and just how deep the betrayal runs in this city.

With the second Winter Comiket fast approaching, Blessing Software has been working hard on its new game, "How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend." Even though Utaha Kasumigaoka and Eriri Spencer Sawamura have left the circle, Megumi Katou and Tomoya Aki remain hopeful that by sticking to Tomoya's original vision, their upcoming title will surpass Blessing Software's previous work. With new members Iori and Izumi Hashima joining, development moves forward—but not without difficulties. The dating sim industry rarely goes according to plan, and numerous obstacles force Tomoya to choose between supporting his friends and finishing the game. Saenai Heroine no Sodatekata Fine brings the series to a close as Tomoya picks his final route, both in his personal life and within Blessing Software.

The Tokise High School Koto Club has struggled through their disjointed and off-tempo performance at the Kanto Region Traditional Japanese Music Festival. Members Chika Kudou, Satowa Houzuki, Takezou Kurata, Hiro Kurusu, Kouta Mizuhara, Saneyasu Adachi, and Michitaka Sakai are disheartened when they learn the poor outcome of their performance, leaving them demoralized. Still, the group sees their potential and unanimously decides to work together to hone their abilities, address their weaknesses, and achieve a higher level of playing in order to succeed at the winter national qualifiers. With the support of their now cooperative club advisor Suzuka Takinami, the team's goal becomes more realistic as they start understanding the fundamentals of good music and polishing their koto skills. The idea of performing more frequently to acquire what they most lack—experience—is proposed. Yet, as their path toward nationals unfolds, the koto club members encounter obstacles that hinder their concentration and advancement. Not only do formidable rival schools and musicians continue to pose a threat, but the high school realities of budding romance and seniors nearing graduation also start to test the limits of this determined group of teenagers and the future of the koto club.

When the "Sirens," an extraterrestrial force wielding weaponry far beyond the scope of current technology, appeared without warning, humanity set aside its divisions and united for the first time. Four nations—the Eagle Union, Royal Navy, Sakura Empire, and Iron Blood—established Azur Lane, advancing modern warfare and securing an initial victory against their shared enemy. However, clashing ideologies soon threatened this fragile alliance, splintering it in two. The Sakura Empire and Iron Blood seceded to form the Red Axis, and humanity once again found itself divided. A seasoned and battle-hardened combatant, the "Grey Ghost" Enterprise carries Azur Lane's hopes for ending the war. Yet beneath her stoic exterior lies a vulnerable girl who fears the sea. Still, she continues fighting, convinced that this is her only purpose for existing. Meanwhile, three ships from the union—Javelin, Laffey, and Unicorn—discover Ayanami, a spy from the Red Axis. Though their efforts to befriend her seem futile given their opposing sides, they persist, hoping their friendship might one day prevail. Within humanity's endless conflict, the keys to reuniting the fractured race may exist in a soldier coming to terms with her mysterious nature and in the bonds of camaraderie between those with opposing ideals.

In Tokyo's newly created Shiniki district, Zen Seizaki works as a diligent public prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office. Assigned to a false advertising case, Zen, together with his assistant officer Atsuhiko Fumio, looks into Japan Supiri, a pharmaceutical company that submitted fake clinical trial data for its new drug. While examining the file of Shin Inaba, an anesthesiologist linked to the crime, the investigation takes a dark turn when Zen discovers a page stained with a mix of blood, hair, and skin, with the letter "F" scrawled all over it. As he probes further, the case expands beyond Zen's expectations and grows immensely complicated, challenging his sense of justice and his grasp of the truth. Delving deeper into the investigation, Zen starts to uncover a hidden scheme behind the ongoing mayoral election, along with connections to various people of interest involved in the election and those closer to him than he realizes. The case intensifies, thrusting Zen into an unforeseen storm of corruption and deceit surrounding the election, the creation of the Shiniki district, and the mysterious woman tied to it all.

Winning the high school team tournament marked a major milestone for the Mizusawa members. Each of them has grown significantly in their own way, and the victory reflects just how far they've come. Yet with one goal achieved, their personal ambitions are now within sight. Chihaya Ayase is determined to face Shinobu Wakamiya and claim the title of Queen, while Taichi Mashima, having reached Class A, can finally go head-to-head with Arata Wataya. Everyone at Mizusawa is driven to improve, and if they continue striving, there's no telling what the future may bring.

In 1996, second-year high school students Haruo Yaguchi, Akira Oono, and Koharu Hidaka remain just as passionate about video games as they were five years prior. Brought together through arcade games, what started as a healthy rivalry and friendship has grown into something more. As they work to understand these unfamiliar feelings, they cooperate with allies, navigate the ups and downs of high school, and discover that even when life throws many challenges their way, there is always a game or two they can count on.

After escaping Rumble Town, Seth, Doc, and Melie return to the Artemis Institute. With Alma's help, Seth discovers more about his enigmatic brother Piodon. However, the search for the Nemeses' legendary home, the Radiant, has been delayed long enough, so the Horned Boy and his companions set out for the island-continent of the Wizard Knights. Audiences may see this as a fresh setting, but in truth it is a crumbling world on the verge of collapse! Seth must not only endure these trials, but also confront a strange personal affliction: visions that creep further into his mind with each passing day.

Valkyries, the legendary female warriors from the divine realm of Asgard, are dispatched by Odin to safeguard Earth from the escalating demon menace. To counter these threats, nine valkyries, disguised as the Saotome sisters, must strengthen themselves by engaging in various romantic interactions with their designated lover, the Einherjar. Meanwhile, Takuma Akutsu, a young man plagued by social anxiety, discovers that Odin has selected him to be the valkyries' lover. Despite his deep dismay, he reluctantly allows the sisters to reside in his large but vacant home to assist them in their battle against demons. With nine beautiful women living under one roof, can Takuma conquer his fear of society and rise to become someone capable of saving the world?

In the Kanto region, Satoshi is invited by Professor Yukinari Ookido to attend Professor Sakuragi's lab-opening ceremony in Vermillion City. During the ceremony, Professor Sakuragi receives an alert about a possible rare Pokémon appearing in Vermillion City's harbor, prompting Satoshi and other trainers to rush there in search of the mysterious creature. At the harbor, they find Lugia—a Legendary Pokémon—battling other trainers. Observing the trainers' methods, Satoshi orders his partner Pikachu to strike Lugia with a Thunderbolt attack. Unaffected, Lugia flees, but Satoshi leaps onto its back with determination. To his surprise, he meets another boy, Gou, who has also jumped onto Lugia's back. Together, they ride Lugia on a wild adventure across the seas. When Lugia sets them back on land, Satoshi and Gou say goodbye to Lugia and return to Sakuragi Institute. Impressed by Gou's observations and Satoshi's insights from their encounter, Sakuragi asks the duo to become his new research partners. Thus begins their journey, traveling across multiple regions to encounter many new Pokémon—including those capable of Gigantamax!

On the east side of Shinjuku Ward lies Kabukichou, a chaotic city that shines brightly with neon lights while concealing hidden darkness. John H. Watson works at a university hospital on the west side and is searching for someone to help him with an unusual case. His search leads him to the Pipe Cat, an underground bar that serves as a meeting place and job board for some of Shinjuku's top detectives, most notably Sherlock Holmes. After finding the bar and meeting the eccentric investigators, John learns they are working on a case involving Jack the Ripper, a notorious serial killer. Due to subsequent events, John ends up driving Sherlock to the scene of a murder believed to be committed by Jack the Ripper. Although John is only there to ask for Sherlock's help with his own case, he witnesses Sherlock brilliantly unravel the truth behind the crime scene. However, he starts to realize that Sherlock is not only a genius detective but also an odd personality. As John continues to request Sherlock's assistance with his case, he finds himself drawn into the detective lifestyle of solving cases beyond the comprehension of ordinary people. Through this work, John begins to see the true nature of Kabukichou's chaotic city and starts to uncover the disturbing mystery behind his own case.

Fleeing the Erste Empire, Gran and the crew of the Grandcypher get an offer to arrange a ceasefire. They travel to the neutral location of Albion Citadel, where they are hosted by Vira Lillie, the current Lord Commander of Albion and an old friend of Katalina Alize from their officer training days. Imperial General Furias issues the Skyfarers a formal pardon, but the tense atmosphere remains unresolved. Given a chance to relax, the Skyfarers go to a ball thrown by Vira in honor of their arrival. Still, friction persists because Furias and the Erste faction stay on Albion even after the talks are over. When the crew learns that a Primal Beast exists on the island, they are stunned to find a letter from Katalina in which she resigns. As Gran goes off to search for their former companion, Eugen and Rackam decide to probe the Imperial presence on the island, believing there is a more sinister plot hidden up the Empire's sleeve.

Miki Takekasa is a reserved high school student who keeps to herself and avoids socializing with her peers. Despite her isolation, she yearns to understand the true nature of fun and waits for someone to guide her toward that realization. Her life begins to change one day after school when she encounters her classmate Aya Takayashiki, who invites her on a small adventure. Through this experience, Miki discovers wonders she had never known, offering a path to transform her withdrawn existence. Later, while heading home, Miki and Aya notice their class representative, Midori Oono, entering the Saikoro Club, a shop dedicated to board games. After trying a German board game, Miki finally finds the kind of enjoyment she had been seeking: the joy of playing various games after school with the friends and acquaintances she meets through this new passion.

Second season of Fairy Gone.

In a modern Tokyo where humans and supernatural beings like elves, dwarves, and vampires live side by side, a dark threat emerges. Although powerful dragons once ruled this mixed world before vanishing, a sinister organization known as Nine now seeks their lost miracles, unleashing chaos and mass murder across the city. To counter this danger, law enforcement assembles Special 7, an elite squad of operatives with abilities far surpassing those of normal humans. Seiji Nanatsuki, a rookie detective, finds his life upended during a hostage situation at a bank, where he crosses paths with Shiori Ichinose, a member of Special 7. After helping to resolve the crisis, Seiji’s strong moral compass and refreshing demeanor catch the attention of the team, earning him a sudden promotion to their ranks. Seiji quickly discovers that joining Special 7 is nothing like the police work he imagined. Collaborating with a diverse team of species, each possessing unique powers and lively personalities, injects constant unpredictability into both his investigations and personal life. As ordinary crimes persist in Tokyo, Seiji and his teammates must not only tackle special cases but also thwart the ruthless schemes of Nine.

Upon transferring to a new school, Mizuki Hijiri simply sought a mundane academic existence, but her plans were immediately disrupted by the notorious Hero Club. The group consists entirely of boys afflicted with chuunibyou: Yamato Noda acts as a righteous hero, leveraging his athletic prowess to perform noble acts and safeguard others; Kazuhiro Nakamura insists he is the reincarnation of Touga Ryushouin, born from a forbidden union between a demon and an angel; Tomoki Takashima is a pretty-boy otaku devoted to his 2D anime love interest, Sora; and Rei Tsukumo assumes the role of a mastermind, secretly manipulating events from the shadows. Hijiri, now the newest member of the Hero Club, finds her desire for normalcy unattainable. Yet, despite their eccentricities, their friendships are genuine. Her life is guaranteed to become far more thrilling as she immerses herself in their grandiose delusions.

On the shimmering surface of the Kanda River, Jetters and their Shooters compete in Jet Races, widely considered the most thrilling aquatic sport in the world. Driven by the ambition to become a pro Jet Racer like her mother, Rin Namiki enrolls at Asakusa Girls' High School in Tokyo, where she meets first-year student Misa Aoi. The two soon clash during a competition against the elite Team Dress from Musashino Girls' High School. Realizing her school lacks a Jet Racing club, Rin remains determined and gathers Misa and three other girls to form a new squad named Kandagawa Jet Girls. United by their goal to win the prestigious Kandagawa Cup, the team prepares to take on the biggest stage in the sport.

Shi Miao remains stuck with her unreliable older brother Shi Fen, who lives in constant dread of his younger sister's explosive temper. As the two siblings continue to enjoy their carefree high school days alongside their friends and classmates, they come to understand that there truly is no cure for family.

Rifle shooting is a competitive sport that demands accuracy and precision. In Japan, where carrying firearms is prohibited, most participants come from the defense force. However, once rifles using light beams instead of live ammunition became common, the sport opened up to younger people, leading to school-level competitions. First-year high school student Hikari Kokura, who loves marksmanship, transfers to Chidori High School. She tries to join the rifle-shooting club, only to discover it no longer exists because the sport lacks popularity. Disheartened but determined, she works to revive the club and manages to gather three other members: her childhood friend Izumi Shibusawa, the half-Russian Erika Meinohama, and the reserved Yukio Igarashi. Thus begins the Chidori Rifle-Shooting Club, whose sole ambition is to compete on the national stage.

Marquis Reinhard von Lohengramm’s scheme to destabilize the Free Planets Alliance succeeds as the treacherous former Rear Admiral Arthur Lynch instigates a coup on Heinessen. Armed with a plan devised by Reinhard, Lynch urges his old friend Admiral Dwight Greenhill to oversee the National Salvation Military Council’s overthrow of the civilian government. In an effort to defend democracy and restore the Alliance constitution, Admiral Yang Wen-li finds himself opposing his fellow citizens—and, unfortunately, the father of his loyal adjutant Lieutenant Frederica Greenhill. With the Free Planets Alliance distracted by internal turmoil, the Galactic Empire’s forces can safely suppress the newly established Lippstadt League, led by Duke Otto von Braunschweig. Meanwhile, with his trusted friend and loyal subordinate High Admiral Siegfried Kircheis engaged in distant noble-controlled frontier regions, Reinhard grows increasingly dependent on the counsel of the ruthless Vice Admiral Paul von Oberstein, whose sway within the prestigious Lohengramm admiralty continues to expand. Despite the inevitable bloodshed across the galaxy, both Yang Wen-li of the Alliance and Reinhard von Lohengramm of the Empire ponder the same questions: how will history judge their deeds? Do the ends justify the means?

Drugs have become a major source of conflict in Japan, with drug-related crimes rising at an alarming rate. Unable to manage the growing turmoil, the police force decided to form a specialized unit called STAND, composed of unique experts and professionals better equipped to handle the crisis. Rei Izumi is a newcomer assigned to the narcotics investigation division, tasked with the challenging mission of recruiting potential members for STAND. Though she was recommended for her strong sense of justice and dedication to police work, Rei also possesses a unique trait that may have secured her the position—she is immune to many, if not most, types of drugs. Eager to find candidates for STAND, Rei quickly discovers that scouting these individuals is far more difficult than expected. Each candidate harbors their own personal feelings, beliefs, and level of willingness to join the team and address the drug issue as a whole. Her competence as a narcotics officer is also called into question by the many colorful personalities she encounters, creating conflict and unpredictability in Rei's daily life. However, persuading the various contenders for STAND is not her only challenge, as becoming involved in the treacherous underworld of drugs—filled with deceit and secrecy—proves far more dangerous than she ever anticipated.

A slapstick workplace comedy, Africa no Salaryman chronicles the daily lives of kind Lion, jaded Lizard, and perverted Toucan as they navigate the monotonous grind of office work while getting caught up in absurd situations no ordinary employee should face. Most of these incidents stem from Toucan, whose selfish behavior and unfiltered remarks have yet to cost him his job. Lizard and Lion must avoid getting dragged into trouble and cling to their positions at the office—yet chaos is never far from these savannah-dwelling workers.

A TV anime adaptation covering episodes 1 through 3 of the five-episode Phantasy Star Online 2 game, with some anime-original content also created. In Episode 1, during their qualification exam on planet Naberius, the player and fellow ARKS trainee Afin are attacked by vile organisms called Darkers. They then discover a mysterious girl who has lost most of her memories, and learn the truth about Naberius and the recent increase in Darker activity. Episode 2 follows the player and Matoi as they work to uncover a dark conspiracy concerning ARKS's origin and purpose. In Episode 3, the discovery of planet Harukotan brings a new quest, as the peace between its Shironian and Kuronite inhabitants is disrupted by a sudden Kuronite attack. The newly reformed ARKS is tasked with investigating the reason behind this conflict, and the truth turns out to be more complicated and horrifying than expected.

Located in the 7th Ward of Thrive Central, Tensho School prioritizes extracurricular activities, with all clubs entering an annual fall singing contest. Transfer student Saku Otonomiya is delayed in starting his school year because his older sister is hospitalized, leaving him to struggle with adapting to a busy new life. Juggling a part-time job and his sister’s care, he finds it nearly impossible to join a club. As the singing contest approaches, the school’s singing club hopes to perform Sousuke Kagura’s track “Cloudy Days,” but Kagura hesitates to permit it. Since the song demands a three-octave range, he feels only a VOCALOID can meet the requirement. He agrees to let the club use the song if they find a vocalist capable of hitting those notes. While struggling with his next composition, Kagura overhears Otonomiya singing “Cloudy Days” flawlessly. He invites Otonomiya to form a unit for the competition. Meanwhile, the singing club attempts to persuade him to join their group to secure the song. As the event draws nearer, Otonomiya must confront his doubts and choose which team to join.

On a small planet, little creatures known as Bananyas live. Come see their daily lives filled with adventures and discoveries.

A peace treaty has established a fragile ceasefire between humanity and the Zex, entities that appeared from space-time rifts leading to mysterious, faraway worlds. Azumi Kakamigahara, paired with a Zex named Rigel, must carry the burden of her own peaceful world. The mismatched duo heads to the newly created Fujimisaki Academy, where their futures are set.

Having succeeded in the Guangzhou Special Chef Trials, Mao set out to travel across China to gain deeper insight into the diverse cooking methods of each region. Upon his return, he realizes that the true fight has only just commenced—the Underground Cooking Society has already begun to stir.

The Tenka Hyakken series revolves around the Mitsurugi, maidens who are living personifications of ancient swords. After vowing to live peacefully following the war-torn era, they are compelled to take up arms again against a fresh threat that surfaces in an alternate Meiji Era, occurring three hundred years after the Battle of Sekigahara.

Raki Kiseki, a second-year middle school student, transfers to Star Harmony Academy with the goal of becoming an idol. When she uses an Aikatsu Pass given to her by her older sister, who is an Aikatsu engineer, something mysterious occurs. Numerous doors appear before her, and upon opening them, she meets idols she had never known, like Yume Nijino from Aikatsu Stars! Raki resolves to design her own premium dress and perform in it on stage.

The shorts follow the real-life male vocal quartet Urashimasakatasen, with members Uratanuki, Shima, Tonari no Sakata, and Senra depicted as high school students.

In the 21st century, Earth became uninhabitable for life, prompting a mass exodus of humanity to Planet Zi, the natural habitat of metallic life-forms known as Zoids. Many years later, Zi itself approaches its final days. Its inhabitants begin the journey to return to Earth. In an effort to restore Earth to a livable state, the migrants devise a plan called "Zi-Forming." But the scheme fails, leaving Earth in chaos. The planet is overrun by Zoids and plagued by unstable weather phenomena, forcing the settlers to endure harsh living conditions. The Empire and Republic colonies start excavating Zoids buried beneath the Earth's surface to strengthen their respective militaries. The narrative follows second-generation Earth-born citizens Leo Conrad and Buzz Cunningham, who cross paths with a girl named Sally Land as she tries to escape the Empire's pursuit.

Spin-off series of Crayon Shin-chan franchise, featuring Shiro. Commemorates 60th Anniversary of TV Asahi.

The planet Earth's ecosystems are in peril. Thankfully, a superpowered robot boy named Astro Boy takes flight to the rescue! Astro is on a mission to aid anyone, anywhere in the world dealing with a problem caused by natural phenomena. Go, little Astro Boy, go!

This short anime follows Taeko Shinbou, an office worker who remains patient with everything and faces each situation with a cheerful attitude. It was announced that a "regular person" from the Kantou region will provide Taeko's voice instead of a professional voice actor.

This anime is a parody of fairy tales and folklore centered on racehorses. Classic stories such as Momotarou and Cinderella are reimagined in horse racing scenarios, with the narrator delivering the action in the style of fast-paced sports commentary. The production is funded and promoted by the Japan Racing Association (JRA).

Anime based on the picture book Kaijuu Step, which features monsters from Ultraman series

GG Bond finds himself separated from his comrades, ending up in an unknown region of the universe. To return home, he must reunite with his teammates and compete in high-speed races. This season features four arcs, with each arc consisting of 26 episodes.

The events occur in the village named Sylvania, focusing on Chocolate Usagi-chan, Kurumi Risu-kun, along with their friends and family members.