Spring 2014 Anime

Sixteen sentient races exist in Disboard, a world governed by Tet, the One True God. The lowest among them, Imanity, are humans who possess no magical abilities. In this realm where all conflicts are settled through simple games, humanity appears trapped with no escape—until the arrival of two outsiders changes everything. On Earth, stepsiblings Sora and Shiro are inseparable recluses who dominate online games under the username "Blank." Famous on the internet, they view life itself as just another boring game. But after answering a message from an unknown user, they are suddenly transported to Disboard. The mysterious sender is Tet, who explains the world's absolute rules. After he departs, Sora and Shiro seek more information and a place to stay, leading them to Elkia—Imanity's last remaining kingdom. There, they meet Stephanie Dola, an emotional young woman vying for control of the kingdom. Desperate to reclaim her father's throne, her recklessness makes her goal seem impossible. Inspired by her motivation and passion, Sora and Shiro decide to help Stephanie restore Elkia, ultimately aiming to become the new rulers of this enigmatic world.

Inspired by the incredible abilities of the "Little Giant" he saw in a match, Shouyou Hinata falls deeply in love with volleyball. Despite his middle school debut ending in failure, he refuses to let his short stature stop him, driven by an unyielding determination to succeed. Upon entering Karasuno High School, the same institution the Little Giant attended, Hinata feels he is nearing his dream of playing professionally. Although the team’s prestige has faded, his resolve falters only when he discovers that Tobio Kageyama, the genius who crushed his middle school team, is now his partner. To carve out a name for himself in a sport dominated by giants, Hinata must learn to work with Kageyama. He must understand the true meaning of teamwork before he can compete at the highest level.

Long after an ancient evil was pulled from the ocean depths, Joutarou Kuujou sits quietly in a Japanese jail cell. He hasn't committed any crime but insists on staying locked up, convinced he's haunted by an evil spirit that can hurt people near him. Worried about her son, Holy Kuujou asks her father, Joseph Joestar, to persuade Joutarou to leave prison. Joseph explains to his grandson that the "evil spirit" is actually a "Stand," a physical embodiment of one's fighting spirit that can take many deadly forms. Following an intense fight with Joseph's friend Muhammad Avdol, Joutarou is forced out of his cell and starts learning to control his Stand's power. But when a Stand awakens inside Holy and threatens to consume her within 50 days, Joutarou, his grandfather, and their companions must find and destroy the immortal vampire behind her condition. They must travel halfway across the globe to Cairo, Egypt, battling fierce Stand users who try to stop them along the way. If Joutarou and his allies fail in their mission, humanity faces a dark future.

By the beginning of the 21st century, magic—once dismissed as myth and legend—has been transformed into a structured technology and taught as a technical discipline. At First High School, an institution for magicians, students are divided into two groups based on their entrance exam scores: "Blooms" are those who earn high marks and are placed in the First Course, while "Weeds" are reserve students assigned to the Second Course. Mahouka Koukou no Rettousei follows the siblings Tatsuya and Miyuki Shiba, who enroll at First High School. After taking the exam, the gifted Miyuki is placed in the First Course, whereas Tatsuya ends up in the Second Course. Despite his low practical test scores and his status as a "Weed" suggesting magical incompetence, Tatsuya possesses remarkable technical knowledge, strong physical combat skills, and unique magical abilities—making him the irregular at a magical high school.

After Natsu Dragneel and Gajeel Redfox's surprising win against Sting Eucliffe and Rogue Cheney of the Sabertooth guild, the Grand Magic Games heads toward its finale. This triumph brings Fairy Tail closer to being named overall champions, but victory is not their only concern. A hooded figure and the mysterious Eclipse Gate remain unexplained, raising more questions than answers. The guild's wild antics and joyful chaos continue nonstop as new insane adventures await. Their biggest challenge is drawing near, but bonded as a family, Fairy Tail will always be prepared to confront any danger that arises.

In 2021, a parasitic virus called "Gastrea" infects people and transforms them into monsters. The remnants of humanity now dwell within walls made of Varanium, the sole substance capable of harming Gastrea. To combat the Gastrea threat, "Cursed Children"—young girls whose bodies carry traces of the virus, granting them superhuman abilities—are officially designated Initiators by the Tendo Civil Security. They are paired with Promoters, individuals who guide and protect them. These two-person teams are dispatched on missions to fight the monsters spawned by the Gastrea virus and hold them back. Black Bullet centers on the duo of Enju Aihara, an Initiator, and Satomi Rentaro, a Promoter, as they undertake missions to confront the escalating Gastrea menace in their home city of Tokyo.

Spirits are otherworldly entities of immense power whose appearances cause devastating spatial quakes. While certain factions seek their annihilation, others prefer to capture their affections and neutralize their powers. Having already sealed three Spirits, Shidou Itsuka continues his work with Ratatoskr, seeking out new targets and romancing them to safeguard the world. However, this time around, the pair confronts a growing menace that extends beyond the Spirits themselves, as a far more dangerous force begins to observe their activities.

On a scorching August 14th, Shintarou Kisaragi is forced to leave his room for the first time in two years. After a quarrel with Ene, a digital girl living in his computer, he accidentally spills soda on his keyboard. Since most shops are closed for the Obon holiday, they have no choice but to visit a local department store. Going outdoors triggers intense anxiety, but being without his computer is unthinkable. Unfortunately, his first trip out coincides with a terrifying hostage situation. Luckily, a group of teens with mysterious eye powers called the Mekakushi Dan helps Shintarou resolve the incident. As a result, he and Ene become involved with their group. Their abilities seem to fit together like pieces of a puzzle, and as each member's background is unveiled, the hidden link connecting them all steadily emerges.

Despite being total opposites, Makoto "Smile" Tsukimoto and Yutaka "Peco" Hoshino have been close friends since childhood. While the overly confident Peco dreams of becoming the world's best ping-pong player, he often skips practice, frustrating his teammates on the Katase High School ping-pong team. In contrast, Smile—despite his natural talent—always holds back his full strength when competing against others. Their shared love for ping-pong has forged an unbreakable bond between them. When Peco hears that a former Chinese national team player has arrived in Japan, he drags Smile to rival Tsujido High School to check them out. This trip leads to a match between Peco and Kong Wenge, who crushes the former in a single game. Shaken by such a devastating defeat, Peco begins to question his own reasons for playing. Seeing Smile's potential, Katase's coach starts training him to overcome his hesitation, but Smile is reluctant to play if it isn't for fun. As the two struggle to find purpose in the sport, a host of stronger players—each grappling with their own inner conflicts—await them at the inter-high tournament, where only the best can endure. But when these young athletes let their unchecked ambition run wild, the challenges they face paint a grim picture as they chase after glory.

Kazunari Usa, a high school freshman, moves into a boarding house called Kawai Complex after his parents relocate for work. He looks forward to living independently and avoiding eccentric people, but soon realizes the complex is anything but ordinary. The residents are all unusual: Shirosaki, his roommate, is a pervert and masochist; Mayumi Nishikino, a near-alcoholic office lady, despises couples due to her bad experiences with men; and Sayaka Watanabe, a seemingly innocent college student, enjoys toying with men. Disappointed by the lack of normal people, Kazunari is about to leave when he meets the shy senior student Ritsu Kawai and gradually falls in love with her.

For half a millennium, the Gaz Empire was controlled by the iron-fisted Taboo Emperor Arthur Gaz, who performed brutal experiments on his own people. His tyranny came to an end five years ago when the Eight Heroes defeated him in a climactic battle for the capital, bringing to a close the three-hundred-year conflict between the empire and the six-nation alliance. Now, Tooru Acura—a former saboteur from the war—finds it hard to adjust to civilian life, with no jobs that make use of his combat experience. His fate changes when he meets Chaika Trabant, a white-haired Wizard who carries a coffin on her back. She is looking for her father's scattered remains so she can give him a proper burial, and she asks Tooru and his adoptive sister Akari to help her. At the same time, the Council of Six Nations, formed from the old alliance, dispatches Albéric Gillette and his Kleeman Agency to hunt down and seize the daughter of the late Emperor Gaz. When the Acura siblings learn the shocking truth about Chaika's parentage, they must choose between aiding her in gathering the tyrant's ashes or upholding the fragile peace that the continent is trying to maintain.

After his friend Kuroneko died in a tragic accident during an expedition to find evidence of aliens, Ryouta Murakami spent ten years in a coma. Now awake and back in high school, he keeps his promise to honor her memory by searching for proof of extraterrestrial life. His world shifts when transfer student Neko Kuroha appears, looking exactly like his lost friend and bearing a similar name. Neko reveals she has supernatural powers, drawing Ryouta into a struggle with dangerous scientists chasing witches who fled a secret laboratory. As one of these escapees, Neko and others like her are being hunted, and Ryouta must protect them from their pursuers.

In the Sun Kingdom, sunlight is an everyday reality for its inhabitants, and the concept of rain is something they have never encountered. In contrast, the distant Rain Dukedom experiences the opposite weather, and all its people possess the ability to summon rain using their voices. Livius Orvinus Ifrikia, having conquered the entire world and expanded the Sun Kingdom's reach within just three years of his coronation, learns of the Rain Dukedom's power to create rain and decides to marry Nike Remercier, one of its princesses. However, rumors spread beyond the Sun Kingdom depict Livius as a cruel, merciless, and despotic ruler, and as word reaches the princess, she braces herself for the worst. Yet, upon meeting her fiancé, Nike discovers he is a completely different person from what she had anticipated.

At sixteen, Yuuki Hase finally gathers the nerve to approach his crush and ask if they can be friends. That person is Kaori Fujimiya, a quiet and withdrawn girl who keeps everyone at a distance and gives him the same blunt refusal she offers everyone else. Sometime later, Yuuki discovers her eating lunch alone on the rooftop where she isolates herself during break. He decides to meet Kaori there every day, hoping to understand her better. As they spend more time together, she slowly begins to open up to him. But near the end of the week, she starts pushing him away again. Eventually, he learns the reason for her cold demeanor: every Monday, her memories of those close to her—except her family—are erased. This is the result of an accident she suffered in middle school, which turned the once popular and friendly Kaori into someone unable to make friends for fear of hurting the people she cares about. Determined to be more than just one-week friends, Yuuki asks her the exact same question every Monday: "Would you like to be friends?" Because he knows that deep down, Kaori wants that more than anything.

Seen as bizarre and feared by humans, the misshapen beings eventually became known as Mushi. While they hold no malice toward people, many suffer from the unintended consequences of their existence and peculiar behavior; exploiting the Mushi without comprehending them, even accidentally, can bring disaster and conflict to everyone involved. Mushishi Zoku Shou picks up the tale of the Mushishi Ginko as he travels, striving to help the visible world find a way to live alongside the Mushi. Along his journeys, Ginko encounters a range of gifted people—those burdened by fate and those clinging to a delicate coexistence with the Mushi—inevitably facing the issue of whether humanity, both talented and tormented, can shoulder the burden of the unseen. Furthermore, as a Mushishi, Ginko must deepen his understanding of these strange creatures and determine whether he has the authority to intervene in the intricate bonds between Mushi and humans.

Yuuki Aito is a lecherous manga artist with a deep appreciation for panties, always eager to sketch as many as possible. Surrounded by a group of female assistants, he repeatedly asks them to serve as references for his artwork. Despite his highly perverted mindset, Aito also shows moments of genuine kindness, generosity, and helpfulness. This contrast in his personality leaves his assistants puzzled—do they adore the considerate side he rarely reveals, or do they resent him for the obscene thoughts that occupy his mind most of the time?

Tokaku Azuma transfers to the elite Myoujou Academy, a private girls' boarding school. However, she and eleven of her classmates in Class Black are assassins participating in a challenge to eliminate their sweet-natured classmate, Haru Ichinose. Whoever succeeds will have their deepest wish granted, no matter the difficulty or price. But each assassin gets only one attempt; if they fail to kill her, they are expelled. Despite the incredible reward, Tokaku chooses a different path. Even though Haru is her target, the young assassin soon becomes drawn to the very girl she is supposed to kill. With the entire class hunting Haru, Tokaku refuses to let her friend die, swearing to protect her from the mounting bloodlust.

Otonokizaka High School has been saved! Even though μ's had to withdraw from the Love Live!, their efforts generated enough interest to prevent the school from shutting down. Moreover, after the conclusion of the first event, a second Love Live! is announced, this time on an even grander scale. Given a chance for redemption, the nine girls reunite to sing their hearts out and aim for victory. However, as the school year comes to a close, the graduation of the third-year students draws near. While striving to reach the top of the Love Live!, they must also contemplate their future and decide what path the group will take. The question of whether to continue without the third years or disband weighs heavily on the members' minds, and μ's must quickly reach an answer with graduation just around the corner. Love Live! School Idol Project 2nd Season follows the girls as they laugh, cry, sing, and dance on their journey to determine the group's future and conquer the Love Live! in their final chance to compete with all nine members together.

Kokoa Hoto is an upbeat and spirited girl who can befriend anyone in a matter of seconds. When she moves in with the Kafuu family to attend high school far from home, she quickly becomes close to Chino Kafuu, the shy and precocious granddaughter of the Rabbit House cafe's founder, who is frequently accompanied by a talking rabbit named Tippy perched on her head. After starting work as a waitress in exchange for lodging and meals, Kokoa also gets to know Rize Tedeza, a fellow part-timer with unusual mannerisms and remarkable physical strength stemming from her military background; Chiya Ujimatsu, a server from a rival cafe who moves at her own leisurely pace; and Sharo Kirima, another waitress at a different establishment who carries herself like a noblewoman despite her poverty. Filled with fluffy absurdity and caffeine-fueled antics, Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu ka? is a warmhearted comedy centered on five young waitresses and their amusing daily experiences in the town they call home.

Nanae Island is an artificial island in the Pacific Ocean designed to provide children with everything they need for proper education and training. It was constructed by the Great Seven, a band of adventurers led by Nanana Ryuugajou, as a place where young people could pursue their dreams. After being cast out and disowned by his family, high school student Juugo Yama arrives on the island, relieved to finally be free from his father's control. When he moves into his new room, he encounters the ghost of Nanana Ryuugajou, who has been bound to the island ever since her unsolved murder a decade ago. Nanana reveals that shortly before her death, she concealed items with unique and mysterious powers across the island—objects collectively called the Nanana Collection. Determined to find clues that will lead him to the person responsible for her murder, Juugo teams up with self-proclaimed "Master Detective" Tensai Ikkyuu and her cross-dressing maid Daruku Hoshino to begin his search.

Many years after the alien race Gauna destroyed Earth, the scattered remnants of humanity—who barely escaped by fleeing across the galaxy inside several colossal seed ships—are still being hunted. In the year 3394, Nagate Tanikaze emerges from a lifetime of isolation deep beneath the seed ship Sidonia, venturing to the upper levels in search of food. He soon finds himself unwittingly drawn into events unfolding above. When the Gauna launch an assault on Sidonia, Tanikaze must work alongside his fellow soldiers and friends Shizuka Hoshijiro, Izana Shinatose, and Yuhata Midorikawa to defend humanity's last hope for survival and defeat their alien enemies. Sidonia no Kishi follows Tanikaze as he discovers the world that has always existed above him and becomes the hero Sidonia needs.

For most students at Ansarivan Dragonar Academy, learning to ride and tame dragons is straightforward—but first-year Ash Blake is the exception. Known as the "number one problem child," he is mocked by his peers because, despite possessing an oversized star-shaped brand that marks him as a future dragon master, no dragon has ever appeared for him. That changes one day when Ash's dragon finally awakens in full glory. However, it looks nothing like any dragon ever recorded—it takes the form of a beautiful girl. To make matters worse, this dragon has a sharp attitude and immediately informs Ash that she is the master, and he is the servant. Ash's troubles with dragon riding are only just beginning.

Set one year before the main Soul Eater storyline, Soul Eater NOT! is a spin-off and side story. At the Death Weapon Meister Academy, humans born with the ability to transform into weapons train alongside those who can wield them—known as Meisters—to refine their innate skills. The main series characters belong to the Especially Advantaged Talent class, where they are trained to become warriors of justice capable of stopping any threat that endangers innocent lives or even the entire world. Other DWMA students are less gifted. Those in the Normally Overcome Target class focus less on becoming warriors and more on controlling their powers so they don't harm themselves or those around them. New halberd‑transforming student Tsugumi Harudori meets Meisters Meme Tatane and Anya Hepburn and quickly finds herself torn over which of the two new friends should become her partner. As they learn to use their abilities and settle into academy life, their everyday student existence proves far from ordinary.

Remastered version of the Majin Buu saga that adheres more to the manga's story.

In visual novels, an imaginary flag is an event that becomes a turning point for the entire story. When a player triggers a romance flag for a heroine, they proceed onto her route; a death flag signals that a specific character will die later on. High school student Souta Hatate can see these flags above people's heads and is able to bring them down to prevent certain events from occurring. He has used this power to stop others from dying. However, after a past accident in which he was the sole survivor, he came to believe that only misfortune follows those close to him, and has avoided making friends or forming relationships ever since. But everything changes after he transfers to a new school. When he topples another death flag, his classmate Nanami Knight Bladefield notices his ability and tries to learn more about him, promising to stay by his side no matter what. Thus begins Souta's journey as he meets new friends and acquaintances while unraveling the mysteries of his power—which may run far deeper than anyone imagines.

In the concluding race against the Kanagawa-based street racing team Sidewinder, Project D driver Takumi Fujiwara encounters an unexpected rival: Shinji Inui, a 17-year-old high school student. Having started driving at a very young age, Shinji is intimately familiar with the mountain pass where the match takes place and also drives a Toyota AE86—the same model as Takumi's car. Initially lacking enthusiasm and reluctant to compete, Shinji becomes motivated after watching the intense battle between Keisuke Takahashi and Gou Houjou. Undefeated on his home course, the Tsubaki Line, Shinji may turn out to be Takumi's toughest challenge yet.

Eiichirou Maruo is a diligent and methodical honor student who decides to get more exercise in his limited free time due to concerns about his health. After spotting a flyer, he joins the Southern Tennis Club at the start of his first year of high school. During his trial session at the club, he meets Natsu Takasaki, another first-year student who is determined to become a professional tennis player because of her passion for the sport. In contrast, Eiichirou's study-focused life stems from his belief that it is what he must do, not because he finds joy in it. Yet his monotonous routine begins to change as he plays tennis more and becomes increasingly captivated by the game. Baby Steps follows a boy who leverages his hardworking and perfectionist nature to craft a playing style uniquely his own. Gradually, Eiichirou's abilities improve, and he aspires to compete on equal ground with the top players in tennis.

Nothing is quite as it appears on the surface. This holds especially true for Ruuko Kominato, who is given a set of cards for the popular WIXOSS trading card game, only to discover a girl imprisoned inside her LRIG, the avatar card. After encountering others who share her predicament, Ruuko learns that she has become a "Selector"—a participant in a special version of WIXOSS where girls battle one another for the chance to have their deepest wishes granted. But there is a serious drawback. Unlike the glory that awaits them after winning, a harsh consequence looms: if they suffer three defeats, their lives will be ruined. Caught in a sinister game rife with deception and betrayal, Ruuko and her new companions must unravel the mysteries behind WIXOSS and come to understand what truly matters to them before time runs out.

Third-year high school student Yui Kusanagi discovers a mysterious sword in her home's storehouse and is suddenly transported to another world. While exploring this unfamiliar place, she encounters five unusual but attractive men, and then comes face to face with Zeus, the king of the gods. Zeus has established the Academy of the Gods to mend the fraying bond between deities and humans, and he has selected Yui as its sole instructor. She is given one year to teach the young and hesitant gods—including the five strangers she previously met—about what it means to be human, while also learning about the gods herself. If she fails, all of them will remain trapped in Zeus' realm forever.

Alka works as an assassin for the Clan of the Sword. She travels to track down Jin Valel, the woman who murdered her master Hon with complete emotional detachment—much like the way Alka herself has been trained to kill in her profession. During her journey, Alka meets three unusual women, each a formidable warrior in her own right, and struggles with her deceased master's desire for her to abandon her life as an assassin.

On the continent of Cruzon, tensions rise as war looms between the Kingdom of Krisna and Athens. In this world, citizens harness quartz for various uses, but Rygart Arrow is an anomaly known as an un-sorcerer, completely unable to wield its power. Despite this limitation, his unique condition allows him to operate an ancient Golem, a machine powerful enough to stand against the advancing Athenian forces.

Yachiyo Inugami, an outgoing girl who loves cats, and Suzu Nekoyama, a reserved girl who loves dogs, are thrown into a relationship on an ordinary day. The two are pulled together by an inexplicable attraction born from their opposing personalities. As they start to understand each other quickly, Inugami's strong determination to win Nekoyama's affection only results in frantic reactions. Shortly after their significant union, they begin spending more time together, steadily growing closer. Their combined antics catch the attention of the timid Mikine Nezu, a classmate of Inugami, and soon they all join the "biology" club. There, they meet Ushikawa Ukiji, a passive senior with a cow-like demeanor. Nezu and Nekoyama soon start building on their relationship, and a game of cat and mouse begins. Wild, explosive, and vibrant, Inugami-san to Nekoyama-san tells the comedic story of two high school girls and their far-from-ordinary relationship.

Battles rage on between the "Penguin Empire," a mysterious life form that suddenly appeared on Earth, and "Beauty Salon Prince," a secret organization opposing the Penguins. To combat the Penguin Empire's colossal "Penguin Robot," Beauty Salon Prince has developed their ultimate weapon, "Daimidaler," and is searching for a pilot. They select Koichi Madanbashi, a hot-blooded high school boy obsessed with big breasts, as he possesses the "Hi-ERo particles," the source of an unknown energy.

Action Duels, which enable duelists to fly and swing alongside their Duel Monsters, are sweeping the globe. Thanks to a technological leap, the "Solid Vision" system now gives Duel Monsters physical mass. Yuuya Sakaki is the son of Yuusho Sakaki, who founded the You Show Duel School in Miami City. Yuusho insists that duels are not instruments of war, but rather tools to bring smiles to people, leading him to create Entertainment Dueling. However, at the peak of his fame, Yuusho vanishes and fails to appear for his match against Strong Ishijima, the Action Duel champion. Though wounded by this sudden disappearance, Yuuya swears to become an Entertainment Duelist just like his father. Years later, during a duel with Strong Ishijima, Yuuya's desperate need to win sparks a miracle. His pendant glows, transforming his cards into Pendulum Cards, which allows him to perform a Pendulum Summon—a summoning method unknown to both him and the world—catapulting him to instant fame. In response, Reiji Akaba, CEO of Leo Corporation and founder of the elite Leo Duel School, begins manufacturing new Pendulum Cards to incorporate Pendulum Summoning into the system. Thus, the enigmas surrounding Pendulum Summoning and Yuuya's father start to unfold, and Yuuya gradually learns what it truly means to be an Entertainment Duelist.

The night before summer break, high school sophomore Manatsu Daichi spots a strange circular rainbow hovering over Tanegashima and heads there by himself. He has seen that rainbow before. Haunted by memories of his father's mysterious death and a past encounter with an odd boy and girl, Daichi reaches the island just as an alarm blares from a facility marked Earth Engine. A voice asks him if he is a captain, right as robotic invaders from Uranus known as the Kill-T-Gang appear. The battle among the shining stars is about to start.

The world has experienced multiple Dusks and is steadily approaching its end. In the western region of the "Land of Dusk," a nation once thrived thanks to the practice of alchemy. To prepare for the inevitable "Dusk End," its inhabitants focused on rediscovering and reconstructing lost alchemical technologies. The knowledge recovered from past eras was gathered in the alchemy research city known as "Central," where efforts were made to find ways to slow the advance of twilight. One protagonist is a young man who studied alchemy in Central, while the other is a girl from a small frontier town. That girl is named Escha. While using her understanding of ancient alchemy to aid others, she was assigned to the Development Department. The young man, named Logy, mastered the latest alchemical techniques in Central and requested a transfer to this understaffed town to apply his abilities. Upon his assignment to the Development Department, he encounters Escha. The two make a pact to work together using their alchemy and bring success to the Development Department.

In a dark void called the Lightless Realm, a group of children meet and form bonds, only to be separated and sent back to their own dimension. Years later, these same children reunite to battle "Admonitions"—monsters that also originate from that void—using robots named "Vess." But their efforts merely delay the ever-spreading Lightless Realm from consuming their world. Their lives change drastically when a new enemy appears as a "Corpse," whose song is said to kill anyone who hears it within nine days. The group hears the "Corpse Song," and as a result, each member begins to withdraw and become consumed by their own personal issues—ultimately endangering the fate of humanity.

In the late Edo period, Japan faced an unprecedented crisis when foreign ships known as Kurofune arrived. However, a giant robot called Onigami, which had existed since ancient times, drove the Kurofune away, and the policy of expelling foreigners succeeded. The story takes place in a Japan where the Meiji Restoration of 1868 never occurred. The tagline reads: "I can be the greatest man in the world, because I am a virgin!!"

Shortly after transferring to Seisou Gakuin, Kanade discovers the orchestra club deep in preparations for the National concur. Joining forces with the other members, she will hone her abilities, encounter new rivals, and build memories that will shape an unforgettable summer.

Hajime Kindaichi, a high schooler and the alleged grandson of renowned private investigator Kosuke Kindaichi, travels to Hong Kong for a fashion event alongside his girlfriend, Miyuki. During the trip, Miyuki is abducted by a stranger who mistakes her for someone else. This incident forces Hajime into a new criminal investigation as he sets out to rescue her.

After Aichi Sendou's heroic victory over Link Joker, Toshiki Kai believes the world has returned to normal. But during an ordinary visit to Card Capital, Kai discovers that everyone else has completely forgotten who Aichi is. Determined to uncover the truth behind his friend's disappearance, Kai begins searching for clues. While looking around Aichi's high school, Kai sees a vision of Blaster Blade, the Cardfight Vanguard unit that Aichi cherished most. Suddenly, a stack of cards appears in his hand: Aichi's Royal Paladin deck. With these familiar cards, Kai challenges Aichi's friends to duels that help them remember the impact their dear friend had on their lives. Once their memories are restored, they unite with Kai to search for Aichi—and to bring him home no matter the cost.

"Mahou Shoujo Taisen" originates from a variety show aimed at otaku, "2.5 Chigen TV" (2.5 Dimension TV). The characters are mahou shoujo representing various local towns across Japan. The anime features the winners of the second illustration competitions held on pixiv.

Gudetama is an egg that's utterly lifeless and devoid of any motivation. No matter which cooking technique is applied to it, Gudetama stays completely indifferent.

Momona is a regular junior-high school student from Jewel Land. At her cousin's wedding, she feels a twinge of jealousy toward the bride, Lady Diana, because she had a small crush on that cousin. But after seeing Lady Diana with him, Momona grows fond of her and accepts her as her cousin's wife. Right when Lady Diana is about to meet her properly, Momona gets whisked away to a snowy area of Jewel Land, where the ruler, Lady Jewel, is addressing the Petit Ladies—girls chosen as Jewel Candidates to become the next Lady Jewel. Momona meets Ruby, a white rabbit who becomes her partner and mentor, guiding her through the trials needed to earn the title. The candidate who completes the most challenges wins and becomes the next Lady Jewel. However, standing in her way is Lillian, another girl determined to claim the title so she can install her brother, Cayenne, as her King. Momona soon develops feelings for Cayenne, but Lillian tries to keep her at a distance. Cayenne seems to return Momona’s affection, but who will ultimately be chosen as Lady Jewel? And can Momona and Lillian ever become true friends? Will Cayenne and Momona find a way to be together?

Second TV (flash animated) series of Keroro Gunsou.

The synopsis is based on the digital card game project Majin Bone. In the present day, Majin—the creator of the universe—has been revived. Shougo Ryuujin, an ordinary high school student, uses a Bone Card to transform into the Bone Fighter Dragonbone and fights to save Earth. Alongside the other White Bone warriors, he resists the Dark Bone, an enemy born from darkness that seeks to destroy Earth. But the question remains: could the true enemy be ourselves?

Matsutarou Sakaguchi is a colossal, roughneck man possessing strength far exceeding that of normal people. Unlike typical shounen manga protagonists, he never says words such as "work hard," "strive," or "dream." Yet he is stronger than anyone and unmatched in sumo wrestling. His biggest flaw is his own carefree nature. He matures into a professional sumo wrestler.

The plot centers on the Avengers—Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and the Hulk—along with Spider-Man and a group of teenagers, as they use their individual fighting talents and superhuman abilities to thwart Loki's plan for global conquest. Marvel Disk Wars: The Avengers is aimed at boys aged 6 to 12.

This anime adapts Kantoku Fuyuki Todoki (Insufficient Direction), the first essay manga by Moyoco Anno, known as the "queen of the manga world." The comedic and heartwarming autobiographical story depicts her everyday married "otaku lifestyle" alongside Hideaki Anno, "the founder of the otaku cult."

Long ago, the peaceful, cube-shaped world of Quarton, home to shapeshifting living bricks known as Tenkai, was devastated by a conflict between the Corekai and the Corrupted, a faction commanded by the ruthless warlord Vilius, who sought to seize Tenkai Energy for his own ends. Only the Tenkai Knights—Bravenwolf, Tributon, Valorn, and Lydendor—were powerful enough to stand against him. In a final desperate move, Vilius summoned the immense Tenkai Dragon, which was ultimately vanquished by the four Knights, causing its remains to scatter across the planet. Although these champions vanished from sight, the Corrupted have resurfaced with renewed strength. In the year 2034 on Earth, four teenagers named Guren, Ceylan, Toxsa, and Chooki discover an interdimensional gateway to Quarton. There, they are selected by the Guardians to become the next generation of Tenkai Knights, tasked with stopping Vilius from seizing control of both worlds.

In a twist of fate, ordinary elementary school student Hiro Enryuu is transported into the universe of the "Dragon Collection" game. He arrives in Dragon Earth, a realm where humans, monsters, and deities coexist. In this world, individuals known as Dracolle Battlers utilize magic books called Grimoires and cards to summon creatures and hunt for treasures imbued with dragon powers. Confused but determined, Hiro joins the ranks of Dracolle Battlers and embarks on a journey with newfound companions to achieve the title of legendary Dragon Master.

Pretty Rhythm's fourth anime series follows Laala Manaka, a girl who dreams of becoming an Idol. To help her make the best debut possible, the three main protagonists from previous Pretty Rhythm series—Aira, Mia, and Naru—give her lessons on how to be the top Idol. In addition to these lessons, the series also retells the events of the earlier Pretty Rhythm stories.

The daily adventures of Pac are followed as he works to save Pac-World. Alongside his friends Cyli and Spiral, Pac and his buddies deal with the challenges of being teenagers while also defending Pac-World from a ghostly army commanded by the wicked Betrayus. The citizens of Pac-World are determined to prevent Betrayus and his spectral minions from escaping the Netherworld and causing chaos. To that end, President Spheros educates Pac and his companions about a legend that foretells a round yellow Pac-Worlder rescuing the planet. Since Pac is the only round yellow inhabitant, he is the one for the job. Each adventure follows Pac and his friends as they strive to send the ghosts back to the Netherworld and save Pac-World.

In Big Money City, people engage in "Hero Battles" by using Bankfon Gs, which lets them rent mighty hero suits and compete against others, gaining power boosts through the system's public domain ability. Kaito Goushou, a young elementary school student who's always keen on lending a hand, hastily signs a contract to rent the rare unlisted hero suit "Enter the Gold" from a shady priest named Sennen. He soon discovers the suit comes with a debt of 10 billion yen, and Kaito must now pay it off by winning Hero Battles.

A pair of students deeply passionate about Lodoss try to gather companions to stage a play based on Lodoss for their school festival.

The story centers on a boy named Faiya Orega, who has a passion for Oreca battles. After he obtains the ability to call forth real Oreca monsters through the enigmatic power of the Pandora treasure chest, he is tasked with defending the Oreca realm from the demon king that endangers its peace.

Typically, landing the role of anchor for a nightly news show is a major career boost. Yet Ichitarou Takahashi is set to host World Fool News, a broadcast notorious for its terrible ratings and oddball crew. When he joins the department, he discovers that his colleagues are every bit as peculiar as the gossip suggested. Still, as he works alongside them over time, Takahashi begins to feel that he may have discovered a true home.

The highly anticipated card game Duel Masters makes its comeback two years after the events of the previous season. Katta Kirifuda, formerly the strongest duelist, is now a second-year middle school student who has lost his passion for dueling over the past two years, instead dreaming of curry bread daily. However, after meeting the baseball ace Hokaben, encountering a mysterious duelist, and reuniting with his childhood friend Lulu Takigawa, he regains his dueling spirit and resumes his quest to become the strongest duelist. With new friends and rivals, and fueled by Katta’s passionate duelist soul, the greatest battle begins!

Second season of the Lovely Muco series.

New series of Tamagotchi!.