Spring 2014 Anime

In the realm of Disboard, ruled by the supreme deity Tet, sixteen sentient races coexist. Among them, humanity, known as Imanity, stands as the weakest due to their lack of magical powers. In this world, every dispute is resolved through games, leaving humans with seemingly no hope. However, their fate shifts when two strangers suddenly arrive. On Earth, step-siblings Sora and Shiro live as reclusive gaming prodigies known by the alias "Blank." Unbeatable in every online game they encounter, they view life as a tedious pastime until a mysterious message transports them to Disboard. Tet, the sender of the message, outlines the strict laws of this new world before vanishing, forcing Sora and Shiro to navigate their unfamiliar surroundings. They eventually find shelter in Elkia, the last surviving human kingdom. There, they encounter Stephanie Dola, a spirited young woman determined to reclaim the throne she believes is her father's rightful inheritance. Her impulsive nature, however, hinders her success. Recognizing her resolve, Sora and Shiro choose to aid Stephanie in restoring Elkia, with their ultimate ambition being to seize control of this enigmatic world.

Inspired by the electrifying performance of the "Little Giant" during a match, Shouyou Hinata cultivates an intense love for volleyball. Although his middle school journey concludes in heartbreak, his small frame fails to deter him from pursuing victory. Upon enrolling at Karasuno High School, the very institution where the Little Giant once competed, Hinata feels his professional aspirations drawing nearer. However, his confidence wavers when he discovers that Tobio Kageyama, the prodigy responsible for his team's past defeat, has become his new teammate. In a sport ruled by towering athletes, Hinata must forge a partnership with Kageyama and grasp the true essence of teamwork to climb to the summit of the competitive stage.

Following the surfacing of an ancient evil from the ocean depths, Jotaro Kujo remains imprisoned in Japan, convinced that a malevolent spirit threatens those around him. Although innocent of any crime, he refuses to leave. Worried for her son, Holy Kujo seeks help from her father, Joseph Joestar, to persuade Jotaro to exit the facility. Joseph reveals that the supposed "spirit" is actually a "Stand," a physical manifestation of one's fighting spirit capable of taking various dangerous forms. After a fierce battle with Joseph's associate Muhammad Avdol, Jotaro is forced to leave his cell and begins learning to control his Stand abilities. When Holy unexpectedly awakens her own Stand and is given only 50 days before it consumes her completely, Jotaro, his grandfather, and their group embark on a journey to Cairo, Egypt, resolved to destroy the immortal vampire responsible for her condition. Along the way, they encounter numerous Stand users who attempt to stop their progress. If Jotaro and his comrades fail, humanity will face a catastrophic fate.

In the early 21st century, magic has evolved from myth into a codified science taught as a specialized subject at various educational institutions. First High School, a renowned academy for aspiring magicians, segregates its student body into two factions based on entrance exam results: the high-scoring "Blooms" who join the First Course, and the "Weeds" who are assigned to the Second Course. The narrative centers on siblings Tatsuya and Miyuki Shiba as they enroll at First High School. Following their examinations, Miyuki's extraordinary aptitude earns her a place in the First Course, whereas Tatsuya is demoted to the Second Course as a "Weed" due to his lackluster practical performance. Despite this classification, Tatsuya harbors profound theoretical insight, exceptional martial arts skills, and distinct magical capabilities, establishing him as a true irregular within this structured magical society.

Following Natsu Dragneel and Gajeel Redfox's stunning victory over Sabertooth's Sting Eucliffe and Rogue Cheney, the Grand Magic Games move toward their conclusion. This win positions Fairy Tail to seize the overall title, though significant mysteries persist. The guild remains baffled by a cloaked figure and the enigmatic Eclipse Gate, leaving many questions unanswered. Amidst their signature chaos and merriment, the members embark on new, wild adventures. While their greatest trial awaits, the family of Fairy Tail stands united and ready to confront any threat that arises.

In 2021, a parasitic virus named Gastrea turns infected humans into terrifying monsters. The remaining survivors live within fortifications constructed from Varanium, the sole substance capable of repelling Gastrea. The Tendo Civil Security identifies specific young girls as "Cursed Children" and assigns them the rank of Initiator. Because their bodies harbor traces of the virus, these Initiators possess immense abilities. Every Initiator is matched with a Promoter whose duty is to guide and safeguard them. These pairs are sent on missions to fight the Gastrea-born creatures and protect human communities. Black Bullet centers on Enju Aihara, an Initiator, and her Promoter, Satomi Rentaro, as they undertake missions to counter the escalating Gastrea threat in their home city of Tokyo.

In Date A Live II, Spirits remain immensely powerful supernatural entities whose mere presence triggers devastating spatial disturbances. While some factions attempt to annihilate these beings, others strive to win their hearts to neutralize the threat they pose. Having already sealed three Spirits, Shidou Itsuka continues his duties with Ratatoskr, tracking down new Spirits and forging romantic bonds to protect the world. However, this time Shidou and his team confront a menace that transcends the Spirits themselves, as a far more dangerous entity begins to watch their every move.

On a sweltering August 14th, Shintarou Kisaragi steps outside for the first time in two years after a quarrel with Ene, a digital girl living inside his computer. Spilling soda on his keyboard by accident forces them to find a replacement at a nearby department store, since most other shops are closed for the Obon holiday. Despite his intense anxiety about going outdoors, Shintarou cannot stand the thought of being without his computer. By chance, his first outing turns into a terrifying ordeal when a hostage situation erupts. Fortunately, Shintarou is saved by a group of teenagers called the Mekakushi Dan, who possess mysterious eye powers. Through their help, Shintarou and Ee become involved with the group. The members' abilities seem to fit together like puzzle pieces, and as their individual stories unfold, a hidden connection tying them all together begins to emerge.

Makoto "Smile" Tsukimoto and Yutaka "Peco" Hoshino have been close friends since childhood, despite their opposite natures. Peco, an overconfident dreamer who wants to become the world's best ping-pong player, often skips practice and irritates his teammates at Katase High School, while Smile, despite his natural talent, frequently holds back in matches. Their bond remains strong through their shared love for ping-pong. When a former Chinese national team player arrives in Japan, Peco convinces Smile to visit Tsujido High School. There, Peco faces Kong Wenge and suffers a quick, crushing defeat that shakes his confidence. Seeing Smile's hidden potential, the Katase High coach starts training him to stop holding back, but Smile remains reluctant unless the game stays fun. As both friends struggle with their reasons for playing, they meet powerful opponents at the inter-high tournament, each dealing with their own inner conflicts. Only the most skilled can survive, and as these young athletes let their unchecked ambitions drive them, the harsh reality of chasing glory becomes clear.

In "Tamako Love Story," Mochizou Ooji faces the end of his third and final year of high school as the seasons change. His goal is to attend university in Tokyo, which would mean parting ways with the people he holds dear, including Tamako Kitashirakawa, who has been his secret crush since childhood. Meanwhile, Tamako, without clear plans for her future, wishes to remain in town to assist her family at their small mochi shop. With Mochizou's departure approaching, he must muster the courage to express his feelings to Tamako before time runs out, or else risk having his love go unacknowledged forever.

Kazunari Usa, a first-year high school student, moves into the Kawai Complex boarding house after his parents relocate for work. Hoping for a peaceful life away from eccentric individuals, he soon realizes the complex is anything but normal. His fellow residents include: Shirosaki, his roommate, a pervert with masochistic tendencies; Mayumi Nishikino, a nearly alcoholic working woman who harbors a strong aversion to romantic couples due to past negative experiences with men; and Sayaka Watanabe, a seemingly innocent college student who enjoys teasing men. Disappointed by the lack of ordinary people, Kazunari considers leaving until he meets Ritsu Kawai, a timid senior student, and begins to develop feelings for her.

For over five centuries, the Gaz Empire was under the ruthless rule of the Taboo Emperor Arthur Gaz, known for his cruel experiments on his subjects. His reign ended five years ago when the Eight Heroes emerged victorious against him in a decisive battle for the capital, thus concluding the three-century-long war between the empire and the six-nation alliance. Tooru Acura, once a skilled saboteur during the conflict, now struggles to find a place in peacetime society as his combat skills go unused. His life takes an unexpected turn when he encounters Chaika Trabant, a pale-haired Wizard carrying a coffin on her back. Chaika seeks to gather her father’s remains to provide him with a dignified burial and enlists Tooru and his adopted sister, Akari, to assist her. Meanwhile, the Council of Six Nations, established from the previous alliance, sends Albéric Gillette and his Kleeman Agency to track down and apprehend the deceased Emperor Gaz's daughter. Upon discovering the startling revelation about Chaika’s lineage, the Acura siblings must decide whether to support Chaika in her quest or to preserve the delicate peace that has been achieved on the continent.

After his friend Kuroneko died in a tragic accident during an expedition for aliens, Ryouta Murakami spent ten years in a coma. When he finally wakes up, he returns to high school determined to keep his promise and find proof of extraterrestrial life in Kuroneko's memory. His life changes when Neko Kuroha, a girl who looks and is named just like Kuroneko, transfers to his school. Neko reveals she has supernatural powers and involves Ryouta in a struggle against rogue scientists who are hunting down escaped witches from a secret laboratory. As one of those escapees, Neko and others like her are in danger, and Ryouta must protect them from their relentless pursuers.

In the Sun Kingdom, where sunlight is constant, the concept of rain is completely unfamiliar to its inhabitants. Conversely, the distant Rain Dukedom experiences nothing but rainfall, and every citizen there possesses the ability to summon rain with their voices. Livius Orvinus Ifrikia, who conquered the entire world and expanded the Sun Kingdom's rule just three years after ascending to the throne, learns of the Rain Dukedom's unique power to produce rain. He decides to marry Nike Remercier, one of the Rain Dukedom's princesses. However, stories of Livius as a cruel and tyrannical ruler spread beyond the Sun Kingdom, leading Nike to brace herself for the worst upon hearing of the marriage. Yet, when Nike meets her intended, she discovers he is far from the oppressive figure she had imagined.

At sixteen, Yuuki Hase gathers the courage to ask his crush, Kaori Fujimiya, to become friends. Kaori is a reserved and distant girl who turns down everyone who tries to get close. One day, Yuuki finds her eating lunch alone on the rooftop, where she spends her breaks isolated from others. He decides to visit her every day, hoping to learn more about her. As they spend more time together, Kaori gradually begins to open up to him. However, near the end of the week, she starts to withdraw. Eventually, Yuuki discovers the reason behind Kaori’s aloofness: every Monday, her memories of those close to her, except for her family, are completely erased due to an accident in middle school. This incident changed Kaori from a once-popular and outgoing girl into someone wary of forming friendships out of fear of causing pain. Unfazed, Yuuki resolves to ask Kaori the same question each Monday: "Would you like to be friends?" Knowing that deep down, Kaori longs for companionship more than anything.

In a world where the misshapen beings known as Mushi are regarded with fear and suspicion by humans, despite having no ill intent, the series "Mushishi Zoku Shou" follows Ginko, a Mushishi who works to help humans coexist peacefully with these mysterious creatures. Ginko's journeys bring him to various people whose lives are connected to the Mushi, some burdened by their presence and others maintaining a delicate balance. The story examines whether humanity, including both the blessed and the afflicted, can endure the weight of living alongside the unseen world. As a Mushishi, Ginko must also deepen his understanding of the Mushi and determine if he has the right to intervene in the complex relationships that develop between them and humans.

Yuuki Aito is a manga artist who has an unhealthy fixation on panties, and he constantly looks for chances to draw as many references as he can from his group of female assistants. Although he is known for his lewd behavior, Aito sometimes shows acts of genuine kindness and support toward his helpers. This duality in Aito's character causes confusion among his assistants; they are uncertain whether to appreciate the rare glimpses of his caring nature or to feel annoyed by his frequent inappropriate thoughts.

In the prestigious Myoujou Academy, an elite private girls' boarding school, Tokaku Azuma joins alongside eleven other students in Class Black. These classmates are actually assassins engaged in a deadly competition to murder their innocent classmate, Haru Ichinose. The assassin who successfully eliminates Haru will have their most cherished wish fulfilled, regardless of its complexity or cost. Each contestant has just one chance; failure means immediate expulsion. Despite the tempting prize, Tokaku decides to take a stand against the killing. As she spends more time with Haru, the intended target, Tokaku finds herself forming a bond with this kind-hearted girl. Faced with the rest of the class plotting Haru’s demise, Tokaku vows to shield her new friend from the escalating violence.

Otonokizaka High School was saved from closure thanks to μ's efforts, even though they withdrew from the first Love Live! competition. Now, a new and larger Love Live! event is approaching, and the nine girls reunite to give their all once again. As the school year comes to an end, the impending graduation of the third-year students casts a shadow over their dreams. While striving to excel in Love Live!, they must also face the difficult decision of whether to continue without their graduating members or to disband. With graduation looming, the girls must navigate the challenges of singing, dancing, laughing, and crying as they decide μ's destiny in their final chance to compete as a full team of nine.

Kokoa Hoto is an energetic and sociable girl who easily makes friends. When she moves in with the Kafuu family to attend high school far from her home, she quickly becomes close with Chino Kafuu, the quiet and clever granddaughter of the Rabbit House café's founder. Chino is often accompanied by a talking rabbit named Tippy, which sits on her head. Working as a waitress in exchange for room and board, Kokoa meets other memorable characters: Rize Tedeza, a former military member known for her odd habits and remarkable physical strength; Chiya Ujimatsu, a relaxed server from a rival café; and Sharo Kirima, a waitress at another café who carries herself with noble grace despite her difficult financial situation. Filled with playful humor and lively moments, "Is the Order a Rabbit?" is a heartwarming comedy centered on the everyday adventures and relationships of these five young women as they go through life in their charming town.

On Nanae Island, a man-made refuge in the Pacific designed to foster young talent, high school student Juugo Yama finds peace after being disowned by his family. The island, created by the legendary Great Seven, serves as a haven for youths pursuing their dreams. Led by Nanana Ryuugajou, the Great Seven envisioned this paradise as a future for the next generation. After moving into his new home, Juugo meets the ghost of Nanana Ryuugajou, who remains bound to the island due to her unsolved murder ten years earlier. Before her death, Nanana hid various artifacts imbued with extraordinary powers across the island, known collectively as the Nanana Collection. Motivated to uncover the truth behind her murder, Juugo teams up with the self-proclaimed "Master Detective" Tensai Ikkyuu and her androgynous maid, Daruku Hoshino, to search for these treasures.

In the distant future, after the alien Gauna wiped out Earth, the surviving humans who escaped aboard enormous seed ships traveling through space still face constant pursuit. In 3394, Nagate Tanikaze, who has lived his entire life alone in the depths of the seed ship Sidonia, emerges from below in search of food. His journey brings him to the center of unfolding events. When the Gauna attack Sidonia, Tanikaze joins forces with his comrades and friends—Shizuka Hoshijiro, Izana Shinatose, and Yuhata Midorikawa—to protect what remains of humanity and fight their extraterrestrial enemies. "Sidonia no Kishi" follows Tanikaze's discovery of the world that has always existed above him and his transformation into the hero Sidonia needs.

Learning to ride and tame dragons comes easily to most students at Ansarivan Dragonar Academy—except for first-year student Ash Blake, who is known by his fellow classmates as the "number one problem child." Poor Ash is the laughing stock at school because, despite his unfashionably large star-shaped brand that marks him as a future dragon master, he has nothing to show for it. His dragon has never appeared. Until now, that is. One fateful day, Ash's dragon awakes in full glory, but appears different than any dragon ever seen before—in the form of a beautiful girl! What's worse, Ash soon discovers that this new dragon has attitude to spare, as she promptly informs him that she is the master, and he, the servant. Ash's problems with dragon riding have only just begun.

Taking place one year before the events of the main Soul Eater storyline, Soul Eater NOT! functions as both a spin-off and a companion story. At the Death Weapon Meister Academy, people born with the ability to transform into weapons train alongside their potential partners, called Meisters, in order to refine their natural abilities. In the primary series, students belong to the Especially Advantaged Talent class, where they are prepared to serve as protectors of justice and face dangers that threaten lives and the world. However, other DWMA students have weaker gifts. Those categorized as Normally Overcome Targets focus more on learning to control their powers than on combat training. One such student is Tsugumi Harudori, a newcomer who can turn into a halberd. She becomes friends with Meisters Meme Tatane and Anya Hepburn, and struggles with deciding which one should become her partner. As they adjust to academy life and grow their skills, their everyday experiences demonstrate that being a student here is far from normal.

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

In visual novels, an imaginary flag marks a crucial turning point in the storyline. Activating a romance flag guides players toward the heroine's route, while a death flag signals an upcoming character's demise. High school student Souta Hatate has the unique ability to see these flags floating above people's heads and can remove them to prevent specific outcomes, especially deaths. After a traumatic event where he alone survived, Souta came to believe that he brings misfortune to those around him, leading him to isolate himself and avoid forming close relationships. His life changes when he transfers to a new school and once again removes a death flag. His classmate, Nanami Knight Bladefield, witnesses his actions and resolves to understand him better, staying by his side no matter what. As Souta navigates new friendships and encounters, he investigates the mystery behind his powers, discovering they may have deeper implications than he first realized.

In the final showdown against the Kanagawa-based street racing crew Sidewinder, Project D racer Takumi Fujiwara faces an unforeseen challenger: Shinji Inui, a 17-year-old high school student. With a background that includes early exposure to driving, Shinji possesses extensive knowledge of the mountain route where the competition unfolds, and he too pilots a Toyota AE86, identical to Takumi's vehicle. Initially unenthusiastic and hesitant to engage, Shinji finds renewed motivation after witnessing the fierce contest between Keisuke Takahashi and Gou Houjou. As an undefeated driver on his home territory, the Tsubaki Line, Shinji represents a formidable adversary for Takumi.

In "Baby Steps," Eiichirou Maruo, a diligent and detail-oriented honor student, decides to add more physical activity to his packed schedule for health reasons. He joins the Southern Tennis Club at the start of high school after spotting a flyer. At his first practice, Eiichirou meets Natsu Takasaki, a fellow freshman who is passionate about tennis and aims to become a professional player. Unlike Natsu, Eiichirou's life centers on academics, a path he follows out of duty rather than interest. However, his daily routines start to change as he gets more involved in tennis and finds himself increasingly captivated by the sport. "Baby Steps" follows the journey of a young man who channels his hard work and quest for perfection into developing a unique tennis style. As his skills improve, Eiichirou strives to reach the level of the top players in the tennis world.

In selector infected WIXOSS, things are not always what they seem. Ruuko Kominato learns this lesson when she obtains a WIXOSS card deck and discovers that her LRIG—the avatar card—contains a real girl trapped inside. After meeting others who share her predicament, Ruuko understands she has become a "Selector," taking part in a twisted version of WIXOSS where players battle for the chance to have their deepest wishes granted. But the cost is high: losing three matches means the end of the life they have known. Caught in a dangerous game rife with deception and betrayal, Ruuko and her new companions must unravel the mysteries behind WIXOSS and discover what truly matters to them before time runs out.

In Kamigami no Asobi, Yui Kusanagi, a third-year high school student, discovers a strange sword in her family's storeroom, which instantly transports her to another world. While exploring, she meets five intriguing and handsome men before confronting Zeus, the king of the gods. Zeus has established the Academy of the Gods to mend the deteriorating bond between gods and humans. He appoints Yui as the sole teacher for one year, tasking her with guiding these reluctant divine beings, including the five men she encountered, toward understanding humanity. In exchange, Yui learns about the gods. Failure means eternal confinement within Zeus's domain for everyone involved.

Recently, mysterious structures known as Dungeons have started appearing across the world, with their origins and purposes remaining unclear. Nonetheless, they have sparked the interest of both adventurers and military forces, who enter them and never return. In the coastal town of Parthevia, a young boy named Sinbad, recognized for his kindness, strength, and adventurous nature, finds himself at the beginning of his destined journey. After performing a good deed, Sinbad encounters Yunan, a seemingly carefree wanderer who possesses immense power. Yunan advises Sinbad to seek the "power of a king" and change the world by conquering a Dungeon. Excited, Sinbad eagerly embarks on the grand adventure he has always dreamed of. Magi: Adventure of Sinbad takes place fifteen years before the main series, detailing Sinbad's early experiences as a Dungeon conqueror. Through various challenges and hardships, Sinbad, now an ambitious adventurer and merchant, uses the power of a king to accomplish his goals.

In the world of Blade & Soul, Alka is an assassin working for the Sword Clan. Her task is to track down Jin Valel, the murderer of her mentor, Hon, who was killed without any emotion—a quality Alka also possesses because of her intense training. During her journey, Alka meets three unique female warriors, each highly skilled in battle. This quest tests Alka's determination as she struggles with her late master's desire for her to abandon her life as an assassin.

In the nation of Cruzon, tensions escalate between the Kingdom of Krisna and Athens as people harness quartz for various uses. Yet, Rygart Arrow is unique as an un-sorcerer, lacking the capacity to wield quartz's power. Despite this limitation, Rygart's uncommon trait allows him to pilot an ancient Golem, a powerful machine that can stand against the advancing Athenian forces.

The second film in the Sora no Otoshimono series. Ikaros, beautiful and unearthly, discovers that her bond with Tomoki runs far deeper than she ever realized. This leaves her feeling hollow and unsettled, grappling with unfamiliar emotions she has little experience handling. How will she manage to pull herself together after whatever comes next?

In the transition from spring to summer, Makoto Yuuki continues his activities with the Specialized Extracurricular Execution Squad (SEES), persisting in their battles against various Shadows. However, they encounter a new threat in the form of Strega, a group of rogue Persona users intent on maintaining the Dark Hour to serve their own interests, who may possess crucial knowledge about its true purpose. During a summer break in Yakushima, SEES gains a new member, Aegis, an android with amnesia designed to combat Shadows. Despite her formidable abilities, Aegis inexplicably feels drawn to Makoto and frequently stays by his side. As SEES delves deeper into uncovering the mysteries of the Dark Hour, the enigmatic connection between Makoto and Aegis gradually reveals itself.

The OVA episodes for Seitokai Yakuindomo were released either as part of limited-edition manga volume bundles or sold as independent OVAs.

Yachiyo Inugami, an energetic cat lover, and Suzu Nekoyama, a reserved dog lover, are unexpectedly pulled together one day. Despite their opposing natures, an odd connection forms between them, and they quickly grow closer. Inugami's relentless attempts to win over Nekoyama frequently result in comedic chaos. As their bond strengthens, they spend more time together. Their relationship catches the attention of their timid classmate Mikine Nezu, and the three eventually join the "biology" club. There they meet Ushikawa Ukiji, a calm upperclassman who acts very much like a cow. Nezu's own feelings for Nekoyama begin to develop, sparking a lighthearted rivalry. Filled with humor and lively scenes, Inugami-san to Nekoyama-san is a warm story about two high school students exploring a one-of-a-kind and extraordinary friendship.

In the conflict against the enigmatic "Penguin Empire," which launched an unexpected invasion of Earth, the secret organization "Beauty Salon Prince" mounts a resistance. To oppose the massive "Penguin Robot" deployed by the enemy, Beauty Salon Prince develops their classified weapon, "Daimidaler," and searches for an appropriate pilot. Their choice falls on Koichi Madanbashi, a fervent high school student with a notable fascination for large breasts, as he is the bearer of the mysterious "Hi-ERo particles."

Unaired TV episode bundled with the eighth volume of the Light Novel.

Seven short episodes follow Rikka Takanashi and her close-knit group as they enjoy fun moments and casual conversations. Hidden surprises like the secrets inside Sanae Dekomori's twin pigtails come to light, along with other amusing insights into the beloved characters from Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! Ren Specials.

In Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V, the worldwide craze of Action Duels—where duelists can freely move and battle alongside their Duel Monsters—grows thanks to advances in "Solid Vision" technology, which brings Duel Monsters to life as tangible entities. Yuuya Sakaki, whose father Yuusho founded the You Show Duel School in Miami City, follows his father's belief that dueling should bring happiness rather than be used as a weapon. Even after Yuusho disappears just before a key match against Action Duel champion Strong Ishijima, Yuuya stays devoted to becoming an Entertainment Duelist like his father. In a later duel against Strong Ishijima, Yuuya's resolve to win causes an unexpected reaction from his pendant, transforming his cards into Pendulum Cards and allowing him to perform the previously unknown Pendulum Summon. This achievement thrusts Yuuya into the spotlight. In response, Reiji Akaba, CEO of Leo Corporation and head of the prestigious Leo Duel School, starts producing new Pendulum Cards to incorporate Pendulum Summoning into the dueling system. As Yuuya explores the secrets behind Pendulum Summoning and his father's past, he gradually grasps the true meaning of being an Entertainment Duelist.

When Daichi Manatsu catches sight of a mysterious rainbow appearing near the Tanegashima Space Center, he instantly recognizes it as resembling the same kind of apparition that formed during the strange accident that claimed his father's life years before. Upon traveling to Tanegashima, Daichi soon finds himself caught up in the operations of Globe, a covert organization created to protect humanity from extraterrestrial threats. Though it might seem like a massive responsibility for someone so young, it turns out that Daichi's skills honed through video games, along with a special device called the Livlaster, make him perfectly suited to pilot the Earth Engine Impacter—a giant robot that may represent humanity's last hope against aliens intent on draining all life energy from our world. Fortunately, Daichi won't have to face this challenge alone, as he is quickly joined by a group of equally committed young people, each bringing their own unique talents and abilities to the fight.

Extra episode of Sword Art Offline included in the Sword Art Online: Extra Edition Blu-ray and DVD.

In a world where numerous dusks have passed and the final twilight draws near, the western region of the "Land of Dusk" once flourished through alchemy. As the threat of the "Dusk End" looms, people focus on recovering and rebuilding lost alchemical technologies. The knowledge recovered from previous eras is gathered in the research city known as "Central," where efforts are made to find ways to delay the encroaching dusk. Among those involved, one protagonist is a young alchemist who refined their skills in Central, while another is a girl named Escha from a remote frontier village. She uses her understanding of ancient alchemy to help her community and works in the Development Department. The young alchemist, Logy, becomes skilled in modern alchemical techniques in Central and moves to the understaffed town to apply his abilities. When Logy joins the Development Department, he meets Escha. Together, they agree to combine their alchemical talents to achieve success for the department.

In the depths of the Lightless Realm, a gathering of children forge lasting friendships before being dispersed across different dimensions. Years pass, and these same children come together once more to combat "Admonitions"—beings born from the same void—by piloting robots known as "Vess." Their struggles temporarily halt the encroaching Lightless Realm from overwhelming their world. Their lives take a drastic turn with the emergence of a new adversary, a "Corpse" whose melody is lethal to those who hear it within nine days. Upon hearing this "Corpse Song," each member starts to retreat into their personal struggles, jeopardizing the future of humanity.

This special edition is included with the sixth Blu-ray and DVD release. It revisits the events from manga chapter 124, focusing on Kuroko and Aomine's first encounter.

In the third chapter of the Ghost in the Shell: Arise series, Motoko Kusanagi and Batou collaborate to stop a terrorist organization recognized by their Scylla insignia. At the same time, Togusa looks into the murder of a person who had a prosthetic limb made by the Mermaid's Leg corporation.

While visiting the Bell Tree Tower observation deck, a man is fatally shot by an unknown sniper. Conan Edogawa, present at the scene, attempts to pursue the shooter but fails. The primary suspect, Timothy Hunter, a former Navy Special Ops soldier, was already under investigation for another murder. The FBI believes Timothy intended to kill at least three people. However, the case takes a strange turn when Timothy himself is murdered after two more of his intended targets are killed. With their key suspect dead, news of the shootings spreads rapidly across Tokyo, causing panic. Conan must now uncover the true killer's identity to stop the sniper's deadly rampage.

During spring break, Kyouya "Kyoro" Shinomiya gets kidnapped once more. After being rescued, he ends up trapped alongside the adorable GJ Club members inside their clubroom. At first, Kyoro thinks nothing is out of the ordinary, but when he looks out the window, he realizes they've been inexplicably relocated from Japan to New York City.

Hot Spring-themed OVA of Haiyore! Nyaruko-san W.

Tonari no Seki-kun's DVD release contains two special episodes that were not broadcast on television. The first volume includes the Field Trip (Rinkan Gakkou) story, while the second volume features the Snow Playing (Yuki Asobi) episode.

Mega Evolution—a new evolutionary form introduced in the Kalos Region. Is it truly possible for every Pokémon to undergo this transformation? This story follows a young trainer named Alan and his partner Lizadon (Charizard). Alan's goal on his journey is to "defeat every Mega Evolution Pokémon and rise to the peak of the strongest summit." During their travels, Alan and Charizard encounter and battle against Mega Absol and Mega Gaburias (Mega Garchomp). Furthermore, Alan will face Zumi (Siebold), one of the Kalos Elite Four. Does Siebold also possess a Pokémon capable of Mega Evolution? What drives Alan's intense obsession with Mega Evolution? And what is the true purpose behind his journey?

In this film, which follows the 2012 TV series "Lupin III: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine," Lupin and Jigen aim to acquire the precious Little Comet, situated in East Doroa. Security in the region has been heightened since the assassination of singer Queen Malta during her visit to West Doroa, escalating tensions between the two countries. Undeterred by the strained relations, Lupin and Jigen push ahead with their theft operation. During the heist, Jigen faces a close call with a lethal marksman named Yael Okuzaki, who prepares gravestones for each of his victims. Legend has it that once Yael creates a stone for someone, that person does not survive.

The OVA consists of two segments. In the first, Torii Shoutarou secretly follows his younger sister during her date. The second takes place on Christmas Eve, when Mitsuki, Yuuya, and their friends gather at Kanzaki's house. This OVA is bundled with the limited edition seventh volume of the manga.

The thirteenth bonus episode, which is part of the final Blu-ray/DVD volume for Kamisama no Inai Nichiyoubi, is split into three segments. The first segment occurs before the group reaches Ostia, featuring Ai and her companions enjoying a hot spring. In the second segment, Alice reflects on the occasions when he murdered his classmates, leading to an encounter and conflict with Hampnie Hambart. The final segment depicts Hampnie dreaming of his first meeting with Hana, before being awakened by Ai.

Blu-ray/DVD specials of Maken-Ki! Two.

Set in Japan's late Edo period, the country faces a unique crisis when foreign ships called Kurofune appear. However, an ancient giant robot known as Onigami drives them away, preserving Japan's isolationist stance. This alternate timeline prevents the 1868 Meiji Restoration from occurring. The series' tagline proclaims: "I can be the greatest man in the world, because I am a virgin!!"

After transferring to Seisou Gakuin, Kanade discovers the orchestra club as they are intensely preparing for the National competition. Joining forces with the other members, she works to improve her abilities, confront new rivals, and build lasting memories that will make her summer unforgettable.

This untelevised OVA was included as a bonus with the special edition eighth volume of the manga. The episode focuses on the activities of Inari and Kon.

High school student Hajime Kindaichi, who is claimed to be the grandson of the renowned detective Kosuke Kindaichi, travels to Hong Kong with his girlfriend Miyuki for a fashion event. Their trip suddenly changes course when Miyuki is abducted by someone who confuses her with a different person. This unforeseen development forces Hajime to begin a criminal investigation to rescue Miyuki.