Fall 2020 Anime

High schooler Yuuji Itadori spends his free time either in the Occult Club, casually indulging in baseless paranormal activities, or at the hospital visiting his bedridden grandfather. This easygoing routine takes an unexpected turn when he stumbles upon a cursed item. A chain of supernatural events is set off after Yuuji swallows the object, which turns out to be a finger belonging to Sukuna Ryoumen, the King of Curses. Thrust into the world of Curses—beings born from human malice and negativity—he quickly learns the threat they pose to society as he discovers his own new abilities. Introduced to the Tokyo Prefectural Jujutsu High School, Yuuji begins to follow a path from which there is no return: the path of a jujutsu sorcerer.

Following a series of unexplained vanishings on a train, the Demon Slayer Corps fails to resolve the issue, prompting Flame Pillar Kyoujurou Rengoku to personally intervene and eradicate the danger. He is joined by promising new recruits Tanjirou Kamado, Zenitsu Agatsuma, and Inosuke Hashibira, who eagerly anticipate witnessing the legendary feats of their superior. Unaware that the demons behind the disappearances have already enacted their sinister scheme, the group must summon their full strength and wield their blades to protect the two hundred passengers on board. As the situation deteriorates, Tanjirou’s determination and sense of duty face a severe trial.

Once known as the "Flightless Crows" and considered a fallen powerhouse, Karasuno High School has finally soared at nationals. After a dominating performance against Tsubakihara Academy in their opening match, the team now faces its most difficult challenge yet: Inarizaki High School, the runners-up from the previous Spring Tournament. Adding to the difficulty, Karasuno must contend with the formidable twin brothers, the Miya duo. From the opening whistle, Karasuno is overwhelmed by the noise and jeers from Inarizaki's supporters but regains its momentum thanks to its own loyal fans. The team also builds momentum through an attack centered on Shouyou Hinata, yet the unorthodox play of Atsumu and Osamu Miya lands an unexpected blow that leaves Karasuno stunned. As the match between these two teams intensifies, the stakes rise. Can Karasuno defeat Inarizaki High and clear the obstacles threatening their climb to the top?

Nasa Yuzaki is set on carving his name into the annals of history. Topping the national practice exam and targeting a prestigious high school, he feels certain his future is entirely planned. But fate has other ideas. Walking home one snowy evening, Nasa spots an incomparably beautiful girl on the opposite side of the road. Enchanted, he rushes toward her—only to get hit by a truck. His life is saved because the girl pulls him out of harm's way. Bleeding beside an ambulance, he watches her walk away under the moonlight, looking like Princess Kaguya returning to the moon. Refusing to let their encounter end there, he drags his wounded body after her and asks her out. Amazed by his reckless determination and pure will, she accepts his confession on one condition: they can only date if he marries her.

After encountering a Vouivre—a monster known for being extremely dangerous—Hestia Familia's captain Bell Cranel is left bewildered. Contrary to its fearsome reputation, the supposedly vicious creature is crying and running away from a group of adventurers. When the monster appears as a frightened little girl, Bell quickly decides to conceal her. Unaware of the consequences, this compassionate act sets off major repercussions that will soon reverberate throughout the entire city of Orario.

University student Tsuneo Suzukawa has a deep passion for diving and marine biology, and he works multiple part-time jobs to save up for studying abroad. His plans take an unexpected turn after a chance encounter with a girl in a wheelchair. The girl, Kumiko—who insists on being called "Josee"—initially comes across as rude and temperamental. When Josee's grandmother offers Tsuneo a paid position as her caretaker, he reluctantly accepts, seeing it as a way to boost his savings for his academic goals. However, Tsuneo grows increasingly frustrated with her bossy attitude and considers quitting. It is only then that he learns of Josee's own hidden dream: to experience the outside world and live a life unhindered by her physical limitations. Changing his mind, Tsuneo decides to stay and help Josee explore the wonders beyond her confined world. As they spend time together, both begin to understand that the very qualities that connect them might hold the key to achieving their individual aspirations.

Set in late 19th-century Great Britain, the world’s most powerful empire, society is governed by a rigid economic hierarchy that equates human worth with status and wealth. This system heavily favors the aristocracy, effectively trapping the working class in their station and preventing upward mobility. William James Moriarty, the second son of the Moriarty family, lives as an ordinary nobleman while secretly consulting for commoners, offering aid and resolving their issues. Yet, beneath his calm exterior burns a fervent desire to dismantle the oppressive social structure and eliminate those who profit from it. Teaming up with his brothers Albert and Louis, William is prepared to go to any lengths to transform the corrupt world they inhabit, even if it requires shedding blood.

In the neon-drenched metropolis of Kansai, cybernetic displays dominate the landscape, creating an illusion of a technological paradise. Yet lurking in the shadowy alleys behind the gleaming buildings, a ruthless criminal underworld thrives, inhabited by fugitives labeled "Akudama." The Kansai police, well-acquainted with these criminals, initiate the countdown for the public execution of the notorious Akudama known as "Cutthroat," who has slain 999 people. But a cryptic message reaches several elite Akudama, offering them a hefty reward to break Cutthroat free. An unseen force orchestrates the gathering of these dangerous individuals, ensuring that the execution rapidly spirals into a bloody chaos.

Since childhood, Elaina has been captivated by the tales in her favorite book, especially those of Nike, a famous witch who embarked on many grand journeys across the world. Yearning to experience the thrill of adventure herself, Elaina sets her sights on becoming a witch, and after overcoming numerous challenges, she finally achieves her goal. As a fully qualified witch, Elaina at last begins her long-awaited journey, meeting many people along the way and learning their diverse stories. Through these encounters, she explores the world to its fullest—witnessing both its light and dark sides—as she starts her own legendary tale.

After the Scorched Halloween incident, the world learns of a Strategic-class magician with extraordinary power. To track down this individual, the United States of the North American Continent sends its elite magician unit, Stars, led by commander Angie Sirius, on a secret mission to Japan. At First High School, Tatsuya Shiba and his friends hold a farewell party for Shizuku Kitayama, who is leaving for an exchange program in the USNA. Her replacement is the striking Angelina Kudou Shields, also known as Lina. Around this time, Tatsuya discovers that the USNA is trying to uncover his true identity. Meanwhile, in Tokyo, a series of bodies drained of blood are found, blamed on a vampire. Tatsuya quickly connects the clues and concludes that these attacks are unlikely to be coincidental.

Half a century ago, terrifying beings known as the "enemies of humanity" appeared all over the world. In response, young people with supernatural abilities called "Talents"—such as pyrokinesis and time travel—train at a remote island academy to fight them. Nanao Nakajima stands out from his classmates because he has no Talent. Although he is often bullied by his gifted peers, he continues to train. The situation changes when two new students arrive: the mysterious Kyouya Onodera and Nana Hiiragi, who can read minds. As the group starts to bond as nakama, strange disappearances occur, threatening the very stability of their class.

The world is powered by astral energy, harnessed by astral mages. Due to the threat this poses, the Empire persecutes anyone exhibiting such abilities. In retaliation, oppressed mages founded the Nebulis Sovereignty to escape this persecution, igniting a century-long conflict between the two sides. Iska, a talented knight, was jailed for freeing a witch. After a year, the Empire frees him on the promise that he capture the dreaded Ice Calamity Witch. Hoping this mission could bring the war to an end, Iska agrees. The Ice Calamity Witch, Aliceliese Alice Lou Nebulis XI, likewise yearns for peace and is prepared to dismantle the Empire. Both Iska and Alice strive for a crusade to forge a world without pain and hardship. Destiny brings them together, forming a bond that goes beyond simple coincidence.

Yuusuke Yotsuya has always disliked Tokyo, but he holds a particular resentment for the people living there. He would rather thrive in a virtual world than attempt to get along with those around him. One day after school, he notices the popular athlete Iu Shindou talking to Kusue Hakozaki, a girl who rarely attends school due to illness. However, when he looks away from the pair and then back, they have seemingly vanished. Moments later, Yotsuya finds himself falling through the air, and the world around him starts to transform. Plunging into a vast pool of water, the first thing he sees upon regaining his senses is an array of enormous monsters. He soon learns that Shindou and Hakozaki have pulled him into a game world, and he must complete a quest within 14 days. One key difference sets this world apart from the real one: as long as one party member remains alive, any dead member will be resurrected after 30 seconds. Faced with a series of quests that grow progressively harder over time, Yotsuya, Shindou, and Hakozaki struggle to uncover the mystery behind this baffling game world.

Cadis Etrama di Raizel, the Noblesse known as Rai, is enrolled in Ye Ran High School by his servant Frankenstein so he can remain out of sight from the Union—a mysterious group seeking to capture Rai. Rai starts his student life, growing accustomed to his classmates and human daily routines. However, his new existence is far from tranquil, and Rai soon must rescue his friends after the Union abducts them. Meanwhile, M-21, a Union agent who went rogue during Rai's rescue operation, joins the Ye Ran High School security staff following an offer from the school's director—who is none other than Frankenstein himself. On the surface, M-21 appears to be a proper employee, but in truth, he is burdened by his former ties to the Union and the inevitable fallout from betraying the organization. To further complicate matters, the Nobles Regis K. Landegre and Seira J. Loyard enroll at the same school to investigate the Noblesse. While the Union hunts for M-21 to extract information about their missing agents, Rai must keep his identity concealed while protecting everything dear to him.

Rika Furude and her friends reside in the secluded mountain hamlet of Hinamizawa. In June 1983, they accept transfer student Keiichi Maebara, who becomes the sole male among them. They spend their afternoons enjoying games and making the most of each day. Yet, beneath this ordinary facade, Keiichi detects odd conduct from his peers, who appear to conceal the village’s grim mysteries. From afar, an observer tracks these disturbing developments and recalls every instance where this narrative, or similar ones, has occurred. Armed with this memory, they resolve to repair these fractured realities. But when specific factors shift, the individual encounters a terrifying truth: they are completely unaware of what will happen next or how to prevent the looming disaster.

Wearing an eye-catching outfit and carrying an odd demeanor, Hina Satou constantly declares herself to be the Norse god "Odin." When she encounters a boy named Youta Narukami, she uses her power to see the future to warn him of a disaster that will bring about the end of the world. However, as a teenager caught up in his own concerns, Youta struggles to accept such an unbelievable claim. Forced to accompany her on her escapades, he witnesses the accuracy of Hina's abilities firsthand and comes to understand that she truly possesses the gift of foresight. Yet, despite her insistence on being a deity, Hina remains a child who longs to witness and enjoy all the wonderful things life has to offer. With only 30 days left before the world's end, Hina, Youta, and their companions move forward to build unforgettable memories they will hold dear forever.

Far from any human contact, deep within the forest, a child named Ryouma Takebayashi lives alone. He possesses the peculiar hobby of keeping a variety of slimes as pets. Despite his young age, he also boasts a sturdy physique and strong compatibility with magic. This is because, after suffering greatly in his past life, three gods bestow upon Ryouma a second chance with a single goal: to fully enjoy the wonders of life. After three years of peaceful solitude pass, Ryouma encounters people who will forever alter his current existence. When he meets and assists some soldiers in treating their injured comrade, the group persuades him to accompany them to visit the ducal family in a nearby town. Ryouma agrees and soon sets out on a journey to explore the vast world beyond his forest home.

The Demon Lord Tasogare's castle is a grim and terrifying fortress, packed with all kinds of monsters. Any unfortunate soul locked up there would surely be scared stiff by the horrors lurking inside. But Princess Aurora Suya Rhys "Syalis" Kaymin is a different story. Largely unconcerned with her predicament, Syalis fixates on just one thing—sleep. Ever since the demon lord snatched her from her kingdom, she has not enjoyed a single proper night's rest. To solve her myriad sleep troubles, the princess makes do with whatever she can scrounge up inside the castle. From the fur of fluffy demonic teddy bears to the silky, blanket-like bodies of ghost shrouds, everything becomes a tool for ensuring a peaceful slumber. With so many potential materials for crafting sleep aids at her fingertips, nothing will stop the sleepy princess—not even death.

At noon somewhere in the school, one might catch the sound of two girls playing table tennis together while passing the time. As if guided by fate, two students—Sakura Adachi and Hougetsu Shimamura—meet on the second floor of the school gymnasium. As they slowly build a budding friendship, their feelings for each other only grow more uncertain. Drawing closer day by day, the two must learn to manage their contrasting personalities and figure out the true nature of their affection. The dynamic of this relationship gradually changes when one of them begins to develop emotions that go beyond a simple friendship. Still, Adachi and Shimamura must come to understand whether forming a connection stronger than friendship will bring them closer or drive them apart.

After obtaining information about Asirpa from the foreteller Inkarmat, Saichi Sugimoto, Genjirou Tanigaki, and Cikapasi team up with the Seventh Division's Otonoshin Koito and Hajime Tsukishima to travel to Karafuto. Pushing deeper into the freezing Russian territory, they gather any clues they can find about Asirpa's location and hurry after her. Meanwhile, Asirpa remains ignorant of what actually happened at Abashiri Prison. Deeply unsettled and confused by her father Wilk's past actions, she follows his old friend Kiroranke to the place where Wilk was born and raised, hoping to understand his motives. But Kiroranke and master sniper Hyakunosuke Ogata are plotting behind her back. Even if the various factions searching for it were to collect all twenty-four tattooed skins that form a map to the lost Ainu gold, they now realize the map is useless without Asirpa. Aware of the danger she faces, Sugimoto desperately hopes to reach Asirpa first and shield her from the greedy hands of those who intend to drag her into their sins.

After spending nearly a year obsessively playing the VRMMO World Fantasy Online, the wealthy yet reclusive 15-year-old Yuna receives a bear costume from the game's administrators. Although the outfit is somewhat awkward to wear, it proves to possess absurdly high stats and effects that drastically boost her character's strength. Upon accepting the bear gear, she suddenly finds herself transported into a different in-game world and cannot return to reality. Confused and unable to log out, Yuna begins exploring this unfamiliar realm. She saves a girl named Fina from wild wolves, and Fina afterward guides her to the city of Crimonia. However, because of her bizarre bear outfit, Yuna stands out wherever she goes, and combined with her enhanced combat abilities, her fame quickly grows—so much so that people start calling her "Bloody Bear." Unfazed by this turn of events, Yuna decides to become an adventurer and thoroughly enjoy life in her new world.

The heavens tremble, thunder roars, and Xie Lian returns with an apologetic smile—once more! Eight hundred years ago, he was a revered martial god, the Crown Prince of Xianle. Now, he ascends to the heavenly realm for a third time, reduced to a lowly scrap-collecting deity with no devotees. On his first assignment, Xie Lian wanders alone under a dark, moonlit sky. A gentle figure in red guides him through the woods. But as suddenly as he appears, the man dissolves into a cloud of silver butterflies. Xie Lian later discovers this mysterious stranger is Hua Cheng, the Crimson Rain Sought Flower, a Ghost King feared by both gods and demons. Before Xie Lian can unravel why Hua Cheng would aid a heavenly official, he encounters San Lang—a young man who knows much about the Ghost King and the forgotten Crown Prince. San Lang chooses to accompany Xie Lian on his quest to uncover the secrets of the past.

Half-demon twins Towa and Setsuna once lived happily together in Feudal Japan. Their joyful days ended abruptly when a forest fire separated them, and Towa was pulled through a portal into modern-day Japan. There, Souta Higurashi found her and raised her as his daughter after she discovered she could not return to her own time. Ten years later, 14-year-old Towa is a relatively well-adjusted student, despite her frequent fights. Unexpected trouble arrives in the form of three visitors from Feudal Japan: Moroha, a bounty hunter; Setsuna, a demon slayer and Towa's long-lost twin sister; and Mistress Three-Eyes, a demon searching for a mystical object. The girls work together to defeat their enemy, but Towa is horrified to learn that Setsuna has no memory of her at all. Hanyou no Yashahime: Sengoku Otogizoushi follows the three girls as they strive to fix Setsuna's memory loss and uncover the truth about their intertwined fates.

Ikebukuro is a district filled with a variety of businesses and gangs. Among them is Makoto Majima, the well-known "troubleshooter" who acts as a mediator between conflicting groups. Makoto has a deep understanding of every aspect of the bustling Tokyo neighborhood and works to keep the peace with the help of the G-Boys, who support him in his mediation efforts. Led by the charismatic and merciless Takashi Andou, the G-Boys are the most powerful gang in all of Ikebukuro. But when the new faction known as the "Red Angels" starts encroaching on G-Boys territory, immediate conflict erupts between them. With numerous enemies both outside and within the G-Boys, navigating the streets becomes increasingly challenging for Makoto. As he continues to resolve problems, he gradually uncovers a conspiracy that could spark a full-scale war and endanger the entire district of Ikebukuro.

Video games—especially puzzle games—had always been the focus of Konomi Kasahara's life. But when she enters Hanamiya High School, she resolves to break free from that routine. While exploring the halls for a new hobby, she stumbles upon a massive wall belonging to the school's rock climbing team. Intrigued, she tries climbing it and realizes she can apply her puzzle-solving abilities to find the best route to the top. Convinced she has discovered her true passion, Konomi quickly joins the club. As she works to sharpen her climbing skills, she and the rest of the Hanamiya Climbing Team will come to understand the essence of being a "sports climber" and strive for success in upcoming tournaments.

Decades ago, the world was shaken by the sudden appearance of the Huge, monstrous entities that threatened human existence. Humanity’s defense rests on the Lilies, teenage girls who harness internal energy known as Magie to operate specialized weaponry called Counter Huge ARMS, or CHARMS. Two years prior to the current events, Riri Hitotsuyanagi was rescued from a Huge attack by a Lily, an act that inspired her to pursue the same path. She joins the elite Yurigaoka academy, the primary training facility for Lilies, only to find that her savior, Yuyu Shirai, is among her peers. Contrary to Riri’s expectations of a cheerful comrade, Yuyu is antisocial and favors fighting in isolation. Undeterred, Riri remains determined to bond with Yuyu and will go to great lengths to achieve this goal. Supported by Yuyu and her fellow Lilies, Riri’s quest to join their ranks has only just begun.

At Nijigasaki High School, there is a school idol club hidden among the many other clubs. Though it lacks widespread popularity, it has no shortage of potential. During its debut performance, the club managed to attract a large audience, catching the attention of students Ayumu Uehara and Yuu Takasaki. Captivated by what they saw, the two decide to join the club, only to discover it has just been dissolved. However, Ayumu refuses to accept that this is the end. Together with Yuu, she works to revive the school idol club, aiming to recreate the dazzling performances that once amazed them. Love Live! Nijigasaki Gakuen School Idol Doukoukai focuses on the revived club as they recruit both former members and new faces. Taking their first steps toward their dreams, how will these girls achieve idol stardom?

"Grovel enough, and you'll get what you want." That is the motto Suwaru Doge lives by, convinced that kneeling and begging will earn him the privilege of seeing a woman's naked body. After discovering the power of the dogeza posture, Doge quickly takes advantage of it for indecent demands. Targeting the most attractive girls at school, he moves closer to his goal of viewing their nude forms, regardless of the damage it does to his reputation.

Many years ago, a courageous swordsman earned the title "the hero." A demon had been tormenting humanity. The hero, alongside his allies, confronted this demon in combat, and through their united strength, they quickly ended the struggle. With no source of strife remaining, the island settled into a tranquil existence where all inhabitants coexisted harmoniously. Time passes, and the demon is resurrected. In the present day, the main character Dai resides on a secluded southern island, aspiring to become a mighty hero. Upon learning of the demon's return, Dai and his companions decide to thwart both the demon and the malevolent entity responsible for his revival. On their journey, Dai uncovers the true identity of "the hero," the reality behind the villainous power that brought the demon back, and his own latent abilities that emerge during moments of crisis.

A century ago, King Kyle of Orvelia defeated the demon lord Angmund and brought an era of peace to the world. But now, demons have reappeared in the forests, threatening humanity once more. A scouting party is sent to investigate, yet only a single soldier returns alive. Meanwhile, Riheet, the leader of a dark elf mercenary group, schemes to seize Orvelia as vengeance against the humans who abandoned his race a hundred years earlier. Knight apprentice Kasel, accompanied by the priestess Frey, sets off to rescue Clause, an old friend who vanished during the ill-fated mission. Along the way, Kasel learns that he is the son of the legendary King Kyle and the only one capable of wielding the holy sword Aea—the very blade that slew the demon king. To fulfill his destiny, the young knight must embark on a dangerous journey, unseal the sword, and put an end to the terror the demons have unleashed. As Kasel's quest to restore hope to humanity and Riheet's path of revenge converge, what fate awaits them?

As the year draws to a close, Kokoa Hoto and her fellow cafe waitresses still have plenty of enjoyment ahead of them. Between bazaars and festivals, their days are filled with delight. Meanwhile, Chino Kafuu and her middle school pals, the amiable Megumi Natsu and the spirited Maya Jouga, start contemplating their futures and choose which high school to attend. In Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka? Bloom, heartfelt friendships and thrilling adventures intertwine, continuing the cheerful daily lives of the cafe staff.

In a realm consumed by strife, the Party of Words introduced Hypnosis Microphones, devices that allow users to channel lyrics capable of impacting the listener’s mind and inflicting physical harm. These mics revolutionized combat, turning words and music into the exclusive weapons of gangsters, terrorists, and the military, while rendering physical arms obsolete. Seizing power amidst the turmoil, the all-female Party of Words now governs Japan. Women reside in Chuuouku, while men fight for surrounding territories through rap battles. For reasons unknown, the Party of Words assembles the disbanded members of the legendary crew The Dirty Dawg to compete not for land, but for their crews' pride and honor in the ultimate rap showdown. The first Division Rap Battle is about to begin, and these rappers will have no time for practice.

At the height of his gymnastics career, Joutarou Aragaki—known as Samurai due to his distinctive hairdo—experiences a shoulder injury after his wife passes away. Half a decade later, he still tests the boundaries of his physical endurance as part of Japan's national gymnastics squad. Nevertheless, his intense regimen yields no improvement. Coach Noriyuki Amakusa suggests that he step down from competition. Accompanied by his lively and encouraging nine-year-old daughter Rei, Joutarou visits Ego Wonderland to deliver the disappointing news. But their outing takes an unexpected turn when they meet a strange boy who calls himself a ninja, Leonardo. Leonardo tags along to their house and repeatedly spoils Joutarou's efforts to inform Rei about his retirement. Discovering that Leonardo wants to see him perform gymnastics once more, Joutarou shocks the nation by declaring he will not retire. He commits himself to the most formidable endeavor of his career, determined to show that he truly belongs in the world of gymnastics.

Pushed to the edge of extinction by an extraterrestrial menace known as the Pillars, humanity finds hope when a self-styled deity named Odin grants them the abilities of Valkyries, elite warrior maidens who command vintage aircraft called Hero Wings. Claudia Bruford, known by the callsign Schwertleite, is the ace pilot of the European Valkyrie Wing. Following the death of Japan's S-class Valkyrie in combat, Claudia is transferred to Japan to fill the vacant position. However, burdened by a dark reputation as the sole survivor of every mission, earning her the moniker Grim Reaper, she anticipates the reason for her selection. Bracing for rejection, she reports to the Tateyama Valkyrie Wing, only to discover that her new squad consists of eccentrics who refuse to accept her grim reputation.

After spending most of her childhood in Africa, Rinku Aimoto moves back to Japan to enroll at Yoba Academy, a school where DJ units—teams consisting of DJs, vocalists, and dancers—are all the rage. There she meets Maho Akashi, a budding DJ who shows Rinku the ropes of mixing. The two attend a live show by Yoba's premier unit, Peaky P-key, and inspired by what they see, they decide to form their own unit. Rinku and Maho quickly bring in Muni Oonaruto, a skilled artist and Rinku's childhood friend, along with Rei Togetsu, a reserved but kind pianist. Their newly formed group, Happy Around, sets out to leverage their growing bonds and diverse talents to climb the ranks and become one of the nation's top DJ units.

Ino Sakura relocates to Tokyo to join Fruit Tart, an idol unit formed around her alongside Roko Sekino, a former child star; Hayu Nukui, a musician who failed to find success; and Nina Maehara, a model awaiting her debut. The group settles into their shared dormitory, the Mouse House, but their new beginning is immediately threatened by a staggering one hundred million yen debt. Fearing the group will disband and their home will be demolished, the girls strive to rise through the ranks of the idol industry by crafting their own music and gaining recognition. Their efforts are bolstered by Hemo Midori, a veteran idol and devoted fan of Sakura, who joins the team. Together, they dedicate themselves to achieving popularity while ensuring their journey remains joyful and memorable.

After reflecting on memories of his deceased grandmother, Nobita Nobi longs to see her once more and requests Doraemon’s help to travel back in time. During a heartwarming reunion, his grandmother shares her wish to meet the woman who will become his wife. Out of deep affection, Nobita agrees to the request and hastily boards the time machine with Doraemon to journey into the future. Upon arriving at Nobita’s wedding day, the pair finds that the future Nobita has vanished from the ceremony. Committed to fixing the situation, Doraemon and Nobita set out on a quest to locate his future self, hoping to guide him toward the happiness he truly deserves.

Within the technologically and magically sophisticated Wahrheit Empire, whispers of a looming disaster called the "light" stir unrest among the populace. In the capital, transporter Innumael Grauer struggles to support himself and his sister while managing his daily routes. During a commute, he is aided by Leocadio Wöhler, a fresh recruit soldier, who inadvertently loads a hidden contraband artillery piece belonging to a criminal syndicate. Innumael is falsely accused of smuggling this item, risking execution under the Empire’s stringent weapons laws amid growing chaos. Paradoxically, the very syndicate that framed him might rescue him, albeit briefly. Meanwhile, Leocadio receives his first assignment: to capture the "Headkeeper" group, suspected of moving illegal arms. Magatsu Wahrheit: Zuerst chronicles these two young men’s journey across the Empire, setting off a sequence of events that will irrevocably change their destinies and reshape the fate of the Wahrheit Empire.

Third season of One Room.

Shi Miao is well-versed in handling her older brother’s eccentricities. Although one might assume that her constant scolding would finally curb Shi Fen’s antics, the siblings’ lifelong bond suggests that some traits are simply unchangeable—and perhaps that is acceptable. Beneath his reckless exterior, Fen generally has good intentions, which has helped forge a close circle of friends around the siblings. Alongside their classmates Kai Xin, Wan Sui, and Miaomiao, the Shi siblings navigate a high school experience that remains nothing short of chaotic and entertaining.

The year is 1989. Following the destabilization of the nation of Hinomoto during the previous World War, the emergence of cutting-edge technologies has sparked its recovery. Modern engineering has introduced aircraft, gasoline engines, and geomagnetic technology—transforming transportation systems. Railroads have become largely outdated, replaced by more efficient travel methods. Nonetheless, a lively group known as "Raillords" strives to restore the railroads' past prestige. These Raillords are personified as energetic young women who function as humanoid control units for their respective railway lines. They gather in Ohitoyo City for the Raillord Summit, led by Suzushiro, a Raillord from Manoka Railways. Together, they leverage their teamwork to get the railroads back on track, initiating a "new railroad age."

Efforts to launch a fresh assault on the Neuroi, an enigmatic species of extraterrestrial invaders, are in full swing. The primary goal is to seize Berlin, the capital of the Empire of Karlsland, a strategic move essential for eradicating the Neuroi menace from Europe. Yet, given the enemy’s ability to adapt to combat conditions daily, the combined might of the allied forces and the existing Striker technology may fall short of securing a decisive win. At the same time, Yoshika Miyafuji, a Witch hailing from Fuso, is pursuing medical studies in Lausanne. After regaining her magical abilities following a recent episode that stripped them away, she is keen to contribute to the war. The summons to battle arrives promptly, requiring the dispersed members of the 501st Joint Fighter Wing to reunite for one last offensive against the foe.

Third season of Osomatsu-san.

After the Summer Troupe's performance concludes, Izumi Tachibana must recruit five actors for the next sub-group, the Autumn Troupe. Fortunately, enough candidates show up for the auditions: Banri Settsu, a skilled but arrogant jack of all trades; Juuza Hyoudou, a tough-looking delinquent with a passion for acting; Taichi Nanao, a man hoping to win over girls through theater; Omi Fushimi, a college student, amateur photographer, and excellent cook; and Sakyou Furuichi, a yakuza member with a past connection to the Mankai Company. However, with virtually no teamwork and multiple crises threatening the play's success, Izumi soon realizes this troupe may be even trickier to manage than she expected. Can she bring them together in time for their first performance?

Matsumoto-san has both a naive dog and a cute but scheming cat, leading to laughter and tears as they go through everyday life together.

Anime adaptation of Guraburu!, which is 4-koma manga of Granblue Fantasy.

Manzai, a classic Japanese comedy style, involves a duo of a straight man and a funny man performing skits that lead the audience through punchlines. Two determined girls, Mafuyu Kogarashi and Fubuki Kitakaze, are aspiring manzai entertainers who struggle to find lasting success, despite having performed for a considerable amount of time. They frequently collaborate with their close friends and fellow manzai newcomers, Rin Araya and Nayuta Asougi, to assist in the opening acts of each other's routines. To eventually reach the fame they desire, the four girls challenge themselves by changing venues, swapping roles, entering competitions, and putting forth their best efforts to hone their craft and accumulate more experience. Before that can happen, however, these budding young artists must first grow into presentable performers in order to sign as amateurs and begin their dream in earnest.

Six Gravity and Procellarum, the top male idol groups under Tsukino Talent Productions, are getting ready for this year's Full Moon Festival. The event's theme is "a new self," which sparks enthusiasm among most of the members. However, a few members from both units find it challenging to connect with this concept, having grown and changed since their last festival appearance. While balancing their everyday routines with the demands of show business, each member of Six Gravity and Procellarum starts to uncover what "a new self" truly means for them.

The story takes place in a convenience store that feels like it could be anywhere, featuring a clerk who struggles to communicate properly. Through this, it examines the issues with modern communication while gradually uncovering the secret behind the enigmatic hero named Mutou.

This series depicts the everyday antics of Kapibarasan and his animal companions as they relax in the Midorino Grasslands.

Set a century after the 21st-century apocalypse caused by resource exhaustion and environmental collapse, the narrative centers on four girls employed at PARK, a Harajuku establishment inspired by the real-life store known for blending Fashion, Otaku culture, and Creation.

The candy shop Zenitendo can only be found by those who are lucky. Beniko, its proprietor, suggests sweets that are ideal for each customer's problems. But whether those treats lead to joy or disaster depends entirely on if they are consumed or used in the proper manner.

Final chapter of Disney's Fireball series.

Third season of Seizei Ganbare! Mahou Shoujo Kurumi.

Latest Himitsukessha Taka no Tsume series to be aired on TV.

Spin-off of Kichikujima with super deformed characters.

The narrative follows the Seven Gods of Fortune from Japanese mythology as they take up residence on Awaji Island in Hyogo Prefecture. In the short story, the Seven Gods of Fortune neglect their heavenly duties, leading Susanoo-no-Mikoto to exile them to Awaji Island. To be allowed back into the celestial realm, they must assist humans in finding happiness and rebuild their virtue. The banished deities reluctantly grant human wishes, collecting points on their "god phones" in order to return to heaven. They strive to perform benevolent deeds on particularly favorable days to maximize point accumulation. However, despite their attempts to build virtue, the Seven Gods of Fortune sometimes wind up bringing harm to humans. When they fail, they lose points, extending their exile on Awaji Island even further.

Second season of Kaijuu Step Wandabada.

Second season of Doushitemo Eto ni Hairitai.