Spring 2008 Anime

A year has elapsed since the failed Black Rebellion against the Holy Britannian Empire, during which the masked vigilante Zero vanished. Deprived of their revolutionary leader, Area 11’s resistance group, the Black Knights, are left too weak to withstand the intensified brutality Britannia inflicts upon the Elevens to extinguish any hope of future uprisings. Meanwhile, Lelouch Lamperouge, having lost all memories of his double life, lives peacefully as a high school student at Ashford Academy with his friends. His former partner C.C., unable to accept this change, takes it upon herself to remind him of his past purpose, hoping the mastermind Zero will rise again to finish what he started.

Death City houses the renowned Death Weapon Meister Academy, known as Shibusen, which is led by Shinigami, Lord Death himself. The institution’s goal is to cultivate Death Scythes for the Shinigami to use against the myriad evils of their magical world. These weapons are not traditional metal instruments but are human hybrids capable of transforming into Demon Weapons, a status achieved only after consuming 99 evil souls and one witch’s soul. Soul Eater Evans, a Demon Scythe indifferent to anything but coolness, strives to become a Death Scythe with the assistance of his disciplined meister, Maka Albarn. This mismatched pair studies and works alongside the fiery Black☆Star and his supportive weapon Tsubaki, as well as Death the Kid, the Shinigami’s son, who is an obsessive-compulsive dual wielder of the twin pistols Patty and Liz. While undertaking missions to gather souls and defend the city from global dangers, the Shibusen students collaborate under the watching sun to achieve balance in their minds, bodies, and souls.

Rito Yuuki is a bashful sixteen-year-old boy who has secretly liked his classmate Haruna Sairenji ever since middle school but has never mustered the bravery to tell her. His life is thrown into chaos one night when a mysterious, naked girl lands in his bathtub. He discovers that this intruder is Lala Satalin Deviluke, an alien princess on the run from an arranged political marriage. Despite hailing from a vast galactic empire, Lala proposes to the ordinary Rito to avoid her forced union. To LOVE-Ru chronicles Rito’s efforts to handle the turmoil set off by Lala’s presence. His attempts to court Haruna are perpetually disrupted by an ever-growing array of attractive girls, leading to a romantic comedy filled with slapstick gags, risqué humor, and absurd, physics-defying scenarios.

Yuuki Cross and the stern Zero Kiryuu serve on the disciplinary committee at Cross Academy, an institution divided into the Day Class and the Night Class. Their duty involves maintaining order during the transition between these groups. However, the Day Class remains oblivious to the reality that the students of the Night Class are actually vampires. A decade prior, Yuuki was rescued from a vampire assault by Kaname Kuran, a Pureblood. Kaname now leads the Night Class, and Yuuki’s role allows her to encounter him frequently, deepening her complicated emotions. In contrast, Zero harbors intense hatred for vampires, convinced that humans and vampires cannot coexist peacefully. Yet, a hidden aspect of Zero’s history soon jeopardizes the delicate balance at the academy, promising to change everything forever.

Hikari Hanazono has always excelled at things beyond the reach of ordinary people. As a child, she believed no one could surpass her—until she encountered Kei Takishima. Confident of victory, Hikari challenged him to a contest. However, things didn't go her way; she lost not just once but every time she tried again. From that moment on, she has vowed to defeat Kei in everything, from academics to sports. To pursue this goal, Hikari enrolls at the same school as Kei—Hakusenkan, an elite institution for the wealthy. Together, they hold the top two academic ranks and are among seven of the academy's finest students in a class called Special A. While Hikari sees Kei as her rival, she remains completely unaware that he secretly has feelings for her. The members of Special A navigate competition, friendship, and a touch of romance.

After an earthquake demolishes the newly-built house where she lives, third-year high school student Kotoko Aihara—a low-achieving, clumsy, and perpetually troublesome girl—must move in with Naoki Irie, the smartest student at her school and possibly in all of Japan. Kotoko is no stranger to Irie-kun; unfortunately, a single love letter she once attempted to hand him has already sealed her fate in his eyes. With quirky friends and a meddlesome mother adding to the chaos, Kotoko's chances of winning the older Irie boy's heart may seem nonexistent. Still, she remains optimistic, believing that living under the same roof has brought her unattainable crush on the genius since her first year of high school closer than ever.

High school student Misaki Takahashi comes home to find his older brother being caressed by a stranger. Shocked by this scene, Misaki learns the man is Akihiko Usami, a famous novelist and his brother's closest friend. As the two grow closer, Akihiko becomes Misaki's private tutor. But after Misaki discovers the author's latest boys-love novel, he starts to doubt Akihiko's intentions regarding his friendship with the student's brother. Meanwhile, Hiroki Kamijou, a university professor of classical literature and Akihiko's friend, mourns a failed relationship. On the verge of a mental collapse, he meets student Nowaki Kusama, who seeks his help for an upcoming exam. Despite repeatedly turning Nowaki down, Hiroki eventually agrees to assist. As they grow closer, more truths about the student come to light. Furthermore, wealthy teenager Shinobu Takatsuki learns that his older sister has divorced Hiroki's coworker You Miyagi. He immediately wants to date the same man—who saved Shinobu from a robbery three years prior. However, You does not reciprocate and tries to drive him away. But the educator soon realizes that Shinobu will stop at nothing for their fated romance. Junjou Romantica gathers three love stories, chronicling each couple's romance.

Kouta is dealing with supernatural romantic troubles. For reasons he can't explain, he keeps drawing the interest—and affection—of animal spirits. After growing up in the countryside, Kouta feels understandably anxious about moving in with his grandmother to attend a high school in the city. He wanted to make a good first impression, but having Chizuru, a beautiful fox spirit, clinging to his arm isn't exactly the image he had in mind. She isn't the only one vying for Kouta's affection, either. Nozomu, a wolf spirit, along with other youkai, have their eyes on the hapless boy from the country.

In a world where memories are stored on chips separate from the body, physical death no longer means the end of the soul. These chips can be viewed, altered, and transferred between bodies. The wealthy use them to achieve eternal life by selecting ideal vessels, while the poor often have to sell their bodies and preserve their souls in chips just to survive. A barrier of electrolytic clouds separates the heavens of the rich from the underworld of the poor, making this social divide absolute. One day, a man named Kaiba wakes up in an empty room with no memories, a mysterious hole in his chest, and a locket containing a picture of an unknown woman. After escaping an attack and arriving at a decrepit village of underworld residents, he sets out on a journey across the different planets of this strange universe to uncover the truth about his identity and the woman he once knew. Through a voyage of self-discovery and acceptance, Kaiba weaves together stories of souls and spirits, exploring the significance of memories.

Silent, indifferent, but with a playful streak, 14-year-old Rokujou Miharu holds the secret technique "Shinrabanshou," a coveted ability that numerous ninja clans seek to claim in order to become the ruler of Nabari. His classmate Kouichi Aizawa and English teacher Thobari Durandal Kumohira are secretly members of the Banten ninja clan, sworn to protect Miharu from the many assailants targeting him. Maintaining his apathetic demeanor, Miharu tries to decline their offer to join their ninja "club." Yet, after facing repeated attacks, he realizes he has no choice but to join their group to ensure his survival. Gradually, Miharu edges closer to becoming the ruler of Nabari.

Kimihiro Watanuki has always had an unusual existence. In addition to his power to perceive spirits, this continuation of xxxHOLiC shows him still working tirelessly for Yuuko, the eccentric owner of a peculiar shop, who vowed to take away this ability. Yet, this supernatural woman can only fulfill that promise once he has labored sufficiently to earn his desire. Such is the rule for anyone who enters the shop to have their wish fulfilled: a price equal to the wish must be paid. In this strange establishment that exists between the realm of the living and the dead, Watanuki spends his days performing household tasks for the seemingly indolent Yuuko and her associates, while also assisting customers. Alongside his classmates—his supposed romantic rival Shizuka Doumeki and his crush Himawari Kunogi—Watanuki confronts the numerous calamities that befall Yuuko's clients, as well as those that persistently haunt him and his companions.

After a devastating conflict with the Zentradi, a giant warrior race, humanity fled toward the galaxy's center in a fleet of colony ships called the Macross Frontier. With the alien menace growing more distant, life on the Macross Frontier continues as normal. In 2059, Alto Saotome, a young mecha pilot in training, and his teammates prepare to perform a supporting routine for the famous singer Sheryl Nome, who is visiting Macross Frontier for a concert. During the show, a biomechanical alien species called the Vajra suddenly appears, breaches the vessel's defensive perimeter, and crash-lands near the concert site, throwing the entire city into chaos. As the audience evacuates, a young girl named Ranka Lee is left behind and becomes a target of the Vajra, but Alto saves her at the last moment. After these events, the Strategic Military Services program recognizes Alto's combat skills and recruits him to fight this new alien threat.

Yuusei Fudou is determined to reclaim what was taken from him. Dueling has advanced to a new level, and Riding Duels are now the top form of entertainment for the people of Neo Domino City. These battles are fought on D-Wheels, machines that combine Duel Disks with motorcycles. After Yuusei, a skilled mechanic, built his own D-Wheel, his former friend Jack Atlas stole it along with Yuusei's most valuable card, Stardust Dragon. Jack then abandoned their rundown hometown of Satellite and fled to Neo Domino City. In the two years since, Jack has climbed to the pinnacle of the dueling world, while Yuusei has been getting ready with the assistance of his friends. Now that his new D-Wheel is complete, he heads to Neo Domino City with the sole aim of finding Jack. Neither of them realizes that far greater forces are at play, with hidden manipulators controlling events from the shadows.

According to legend, a phenomenon called the "Summer of Anu" occurs every few years. During this season, the sky-god Anu's blessing renders all demons within the tower powerless. Seizing this opportunity, the kingdom of Uruk launches an invasion to suppress the demons, establishing fortified positions inside the tower with the goal of reaching its upper levels. The Uruk army recognizes this as the third Summer of Anu—an ideal chance to finally eliminate the monster Druaga. However, soldiers are not the only ones within the tower. A bustling city named Meskia has formed on the first floor, housing not only troops but also adventurers drawn by rumors of the legendary Blue Crystal Rod, a treasure said to lie at the tower's summit. With multiple factions pursuing their own objectives, the outcome of this unusual summer remains uncertain.

Shinkurou Kurenai is a sixteen-year-old who works as a dispute mediator at night while attending school during the day. Haunted by a tragic past, he has spent years training to survive. Although he appears unassuming, he is a capable martial artist with a mysterious power. While working for his employer, Benika Juuzawa, Shinkurou is assigned to serve as the bodyguard for Murasaki Kuhouin, a seven-year-old girl from a wealthy family. Murasaki fled her home under strange circumstances with Benika's assistance. Initially finding commoner life bizarre, she gradually adapts to her new routine through interactions with neighbors, shedding her snobbish attitude and forming a bond with Shinkurou. Despite unclear details about the mission and the true nature of the threat against Murasaki, Shinkurou remains dedicated to protecting her.

Modern Germany is experiencing a surge of "Amalgams." These cybernetic beings emerge from decaying flesh, seeking only to cause chaos, and they can merge with machinery to develop new capabilities. As society struggles amid the destruction, the Xenogenesis Assault Team (XAT) is established to counter the menace. In addition to its main objective of defending against Amalgam assaults, the group also investigates the recently discovered "amalgamated" humans—beings capable of rational thought and far more lethal than their mindless counterparts. Joseph Jobson is one such amalgamated human who exercises complete command over his abilities. Though effective as a solitary fighter, a fateful run-in with Gerd Frentzen, who has recently turned into an Amalgam, makes Joseph a prime target for the XAT. While evading the organization and searching for new allies, Joseph transforms into the Blassreiter—a being hailed as the most powerful Amalgam ever. Now he must fight using his newfound strengths to uncover the truth behind both his own history and the larger Amalgam conflict.

In 1989, the Japanese government enacted the Media Betterment Act, which empowered a military unit called the Media Betterment Committee (MBC) to destroy and censor any media deemed "problematic" under the pretense of protecting public morality. In response, regional governments formed the Library Defense Force (LDF), whose members take up arms and risk their lives to defend freedom of expression. Leading the Kanto branch of the LDF is the Library Task Force (LTF), an elite squad composed of only the most skilled fighters. When Iku Kasahara was in high school, she experienced the horror of censorship firsthand after refusing to hand over the latest volume of her favorite series to MBC agents. She escaped unharmed thanks to a lone LDF member who protected both her and her treasured book. Now in her twenties and still unable to forget the man who saved her, Kasahara joins the LDF hoping to become like her prince. However, LDF training proves far more grueling than she anticipated, and her instructor, LTF member Atsushi Doujou, seems determined to make her life miserable. Despite her struggles, Kasahara is shocked when she is selected as one of the two new LTF recruits based on Doujou's recommendation. As she strives to prove herself worthy of the LTF and uncover the motives of her enigmatic superior, she wages war both on the battlefield and in her personal life.

A young boy named Youhei and his mother discover a tiny kitten called Chi and choose to take her in, even though their apartment prohibits pets. The trio, along with Youhei’s parents, enjoy their time together, forming new friendships and creating happy memories. These brief stories depict Chi’s daily life with her family and the friends they meet. Regardless of the mischief she gets into, Chi is certain of her family’s unwavering love.

High school student Akira Nikaido lives a mundane life as a typical slacker until the mysterious Shirogane appears, declaring that the two share a destined bond. Akira is skeptical and dismisses the claim. Later, while helping his friend Aya retrieve a forgotten item at school, Akira is attacked by a shadow monster. Shirogane reveals that the equilibrium between the human and shadow worlds is broken, explaining that Akira must become a shin, a creature from the shadow realm, to restore balance. Unlike the manga, the anime adaptation incorporates shonen-ai themes.

Tokidoki Rikugou is a student who despises history and fails his Japanese History class. To make up for his poor grade, his high school mandates that he attend a special lecture at a museum. The exhibit features a massive recreation of the Edo Period, designed to help struggling students like Tokidoki improve their grades through an immersive simulation of the Tokugawa Shogunate known as the Edo Bakumatsu Walking Tour and Exhibition. Unfamiliar with samurai culture or the era he has entered, Tokidoki is initially shocked by the superstitions prevalent in 1600s Japan. He quickly dismisses the existence of gods and demons, but his skepticism is shattered when a demon attacks him on a bridge. He is rescued by a mysterious swordsman named Kuchiha, only to realize that he cannot leave the museum’s simulation. There, he meets another swordsman, Kon Shinonome, who reveals that he was trapped in the simulation before Tokidoki. As Tokidoki adapts to his new surroundings, he must help defend the village from demons while trying to uncover the secrets behind the simulation and the corporation responsible for creating it.

Kaoru, Shiho, and Aoi are among the most potent Espers ever witnessed. Kaoru is a hot-headed psychokinetic capable of moving objects with her mind. Shiho, a sarcastic and gloomy psychometric, can read people's thoughts and view the histories of inanimate objects as if they were books. Aoi is the most composed and logical of the trio, possessing the power to teleport herself and others at will. What is to be done with these budding psychic threats? The answer lies with B.A.B.E.L., the Base of Backing ESP Laboratory, which aims to integrate "The Children" and similar individuals into the response to a growing wave of psychic evolution. This arrangement benefits everyone... except perhaps Koichi Minamoto, an exhausted young man burdened with the unenviable duty of field commanding a squad of three pre-teen girls.

Golgo 13 is merely a pseudonym, just like Duke Togo, Tadashi Togo, or the various other identities he assumes. He remains an enigma, with even the globe's leading intelligence organizations unable to uncover his true identity or origins. However, everyone concedes that his abilities are legendary. Equipped with a custom M16, Golgo accepts assignments from any group, ranging from the FBI to the KGB, provided they can afford his rate. Having fulfilled every contract he has ever undertaken, he serves as both the ultimate weapon and the most significant danger to any country, leaving no one secure once he targets them.

On a continent split between two commonwealths locked in a centuries-long conflict, Allison and Will embark on a quest to find the treasure capable of ending the war. Their dream is passed down to their daughter, Lillia, who dedicates herself to healing the fractured nations and forging them into a single united country. The series inspires younger viewers to hope for a peaceful world free from hatred and war, transcending differences in nationality and belief.

Naeka Fujiwara appears to be a normal seventeen-year-old high schooler, but her true identity is that of one of the two remaining heirs to a wealthy tycoon’s empire. She is entitled to a massive inheritance upon turning eighteen, which is only six months away. To protect Naeka and her brother Kousuke from assassination attempts and to secretly acquire the fortune for themselves, two maids have been assigned to their household: the elegant Fubuki and the imposing, masked Kogarashi.

As Angelique enjoys a peaceful existence at her school, attacks by the monstrous Thanatos escalate across the rest of the world. One day, two Purifiers arrive, men possessing the power to destroy the Thanatos. Nyx, one of them, tries to persuade Angelique to join their ranks, noting that she has the potential to become the sole female Purifier. Before she can decide, a Thanatos appears at their school. Nyx and his partner, Rayne, engage in a losing fight. As her classmates are consumed by the Thanatos and the Purifiers are defeated, Angelique’s urge to protect everyone is awakened. She ultimately becomes the only female Purifier in Arcadia, earning the title of the "Queen's Egg".

Following the conclusion of the second season, Yuuri’s victory over Shinou creates a paradox: since Shinou is gone, the usual portal to Shin Makoku should be inaccessible. However, Yuuri’s own power has grown beyond that of Shinou’s, allowing him to forge his own path back to the Demon World. Upon his return at age sixteen, Yuuri finds that the political landscape has shifted dramatically. The noble class has attempted to crown Wolfram as the new Maou, but Yuuri’s reappearance disrupts this plan, sparking immediate conflict with nobles who refuse to accept his return to the throne. Compounding the internal strife is the emergence of an ancient secret society that endangers the peace between humans and Mazoku, further fueling the struggle over the legitimacy of the Demon King.

Nijuu Mensou is publicly recognized as a gentleman thief who executes flawless heists and sends advance warnings to his targets. He is not a typical criminal, as he strictly opposes killing and focuses his efforts on individuals he considers corrupt pigs. A specific assignment leads Nijuu Mensou to the Mikamo home, where eleven-year-old Chizuko, known as "Chiko," resides with her aunt Yoshie and uncle Shouji after her parents' passing. Although Chiko is the sole heir to a significant fortune, her family situation is more complicated than it appears, and she desperately wishes to leave her home life. Her desire is fulfilled when Nijuu Mensou steals the Mikamos' heirloom gemstone and abducts Chiko as well. Chiko quickly integrates into the notorious thief's crew, mastering the skills of her profession and forming close bonds with her new criminal partners, thereby finding the loving family she has always craved. Simultaneously, she starts to gain infamy as the daughter of Nijuu Mensou, a status that brings its own share of difficulties.

The Mizuchi bloodline has been targeted by Yokai, or monsters, for ages. Toru and Noboru Takagami are descendants of this line and, under their grandmother's judgment, are granted a covert weapon to fight these creatures. It is Tenko Kugen, a fox deity who can shift between male and female form at will. This mischievous god is joined by a shrine maiden named Ko, and both will come to live with the Takagami brothers in their home. Life suddenly becomes much more turbulent.

By 2061, the Network society has existed for half a century. Initially hailed as a path to a utopian consciousness-linked existence, it soon brought issues like data breaches and misinformation. Despite these flaws, humanity remained dependent on the Network. A more secure platform called Meta Real Network, or "the Metal," emerged, integrating personal memories into protected virtual spaces known as bubble shells. Within this secure environment, individuals began to unleash their hidden instincts, causing their consciousnesses to drown in information and desire. This created a stark contrast with the regulated real world, leading to unpredictable aberrations. To investigate these anomalies deep within the Metal, experts known as cyber divers were deployed. The story follows Masamichi Haru, a cyber diver who explores the incidents occurring in the space between Reality and the Metal.

The narrative picks up directly after the events of the first season, shifting focus to delve deeper into the characters we have already met.

Midarezaki Ouka is no stranger to bizarre occurrences—as the chief of the Great Japanese Empire Paranormal Phenomena Bureau of Measures, he deals with them daily. However, when he apprehends a small cat girl stealing apples in the shopping district, his existence is completely reorganized to accommodate a new endeavor: Operation Cozy Family. Thousands of years ago, Enka, the God of Destruction, was slain. But with its final breath, it declared that its offspring would one day appear and annihilate humanity. In a futuristic Japan, all potential children of Enka have now been located and forced into a makeshift household. Teika the lion, Gekka the jellyfish, Yuuka the oni, Ginka the cross-dressing mafia son, and Hyouka the bioweapon—alongside their guardians Ouka and Kyouka (the sovereign of a demon underworld)—coexist under one roof in a chaotic family whirlwind.

In a future setting, a cutting-edge MRI technology can scan the brains of deceased crime victims and eyewitnesses within 48 hours of their death, extracting visual images of their memories. This advanced technique has been instrumental in solving numerous murder cases, but it has also sparked serious ethical debates, placing Section Nine—the police division responsible for these MRI investigations, led by Tsuyoshi Maki—under intense scrutiny from the media and the government. The members of Section Nine are forced to relive traumatic experiences through the eyes of both victims and killers, and they must also negotiate with the families of the deceased to obtain consent for the post-mortem MRI scans. Fresh out of the police academy, Ikkou Aoki joins Section Nine to fill the position left by Maki's best friend Katsuhiro Suzuki—a former member who died under mysterious circumstances after viewing MRI footage from an especially disturbing criminal case. As a chain of seemingly unconnected events draws closer to the truth behind Suzuki's death, Section Nine must confront its greatest challenge yet, one that threatens its very survival.

After the original Blue Dragon storyline, Shu and Bouquet become members of a resistance movement opposing General Rogi's invading forces. They come across a mysterious girl named Noi, who possesses the ability to revive Shu's shadow counterpart, Blue Dragon, and they rescue her from a red dragon that is chasing her. Shu and his group must once again embark on a quest to uncover the true purpose of the dragons, face their trials, and put a halt to the chain of events that endangers all of humanity.

Rags Town serves as Japan's dumping ground, a refuge for those seeking to escape their pasts. In this place, where strict rules forbid inquiries into anyone's history or attempts to form close bonds, a small detective agency named S&A Detectives operates. The narrative centers on Ayamana, an unlikely duo of aspiring detectives, the case that Manami impulsively takes on, and the chaos that follows. During the investigation, they encounter a woman with an abnormally high body temperature, pursued by a group of armed women. After dubbing her Sara, the detectives work to uncover the truth about her situation. Meanwhile, teenage girls across the town begin spontaneously combusting and transforming into glass. The government is suppressing the incidents, but the detectives, along with a meddlesome reporter and the local police, are determined to uncover what is really going on.

Fireball takes place during the war between humans and robots. There is no real story, just individual episode skits.

The second series of Pucca. The episode numbers continue from 27.

Adapted from Masuda Kosuke's popular gag manga, known for its cynicism and sarcasm. It features omnibus-style 5-minute episodes with various characters, including historical figures.

Sequel to Shin Chou Kyou Ryo: Condor Hero II.

Sequel to Onegai My Melody Sukkiri.

Shobu and his allies continue their battle against the remaining Fua Duelists with the goal of defeating Zakira. At the World Championship tournament, they once again confront the original members of the Fua Duelists. Shobu also discovers the tragic destiny his companions endured in the past at the hands of these duelists.

A young boy named Akigawa Yuta is pulled into a virtual world through his mobile phone. There, he encounters three peculiar creatures who accompany him on his journey through this unfamiliar realm.

The Motsumoto family's daily life revolves around the three sisters, Fuu, Suu, and Chii, as they experience everyday events. Mother and Father occasionally have to handle them, but they have grown accustomed to it.

Fourteen bunnies are transported from their home of Bunniesfield to the human world to fulfill a mission given by the Two Queens. There, they befriend Sophia, a human girl aspiring to be the top pastry chef in Europe. Sophia hides the bunnies from everyone, including her parents, but the secret is revealed when the entire town discovers their existence. Together, they create delicious foods, with each Sugarbunny crafting their own unique specialty treats.

About the daily lives of a boy and his talking penguin.

NHK's English education program featured the adventures of a puppy named Charo in New York.

Second season of the Shimajirou children's television series.

It is based on N.Y.SALAD written by Yoshitaka Amano. It depicts lives of vegetable fairies at a kitchen in N. Y.

The chilled air from the refrigerator's ventilation duct transformed vegetables into animals: the pea pig brothers Dookong, Saekong, and Naekong, the mushroom-radish hippo Doori, the carrot-donkey Kaero, and the cucumber-alligator Agle. They journey to Refrigerator Land (Cutie Land) through the air duct and land on egg-rabbit Aromi's flower garden! The animals help mend and rearrange Aromi's flower garden, which they had damaged. They come across sausage-monkey Cocomong and begin learning about friendship, compassion, and responsibility together as they play.

Ninja Tamamaru is a brief anime series that follows Tamamaru, a hardworking and eager ninja trainee who constantly falls short in his efforts to master the art of ninjutsu.

The fourth season of the Dokan-kun franchise. It aired within the "Fight Tension☆TV" variety program.

A series by Japanese illustrator Obetomo which aired on NHK's Shakin! program.

In the second season of Leonardo Hakase to Kirin-mura no Nakama-tachi, the title was changed from "Nakama-tachi" to "Nakama desho."