Spring 2016 Anime

The emergence of "quirks," newly discovered superpowers, has become more common over the years, with 80 percent of humanity now possessing various abilities ranging from elemental control to shape-shifting. The remaining people of the world are completely powerless, and Izuku Midoriya is one of those individuals. Since childhood, this ambitious middle schooler has dreamed of nothing more than becoming a hero. Izuku's unfortunate circumstances lead him to admire heroes and diligently take notes on them whenever he can. However, his persistence eventually pays off: Izuku encounters the number one hero and his personal idol, All Might. All Might's quirk is a unique ability that can be passed down, and he has selected Izuku as his successor. After enduring many months of intense training, Izuku enrolls at UA High, a prestigious school famous for its excellent hero training program. This year's incoming students look particularly promising. With his bizarre yet talented classmates and the looming threat of a villainous organization, Izuku will soon discover what it truly means to be a hero.

Leaving the convenience store, Subaru Natsuki never expects to be torn from his ordinary life and thrown into a fantasy world. Things look grim for the confused teenager; soon after arriving, he is set upon by thugs. Armed with only a grocery bag and a useless phone, he is quickly beaten senseless. Fortunately, a mysterious beauty named Satella, chasing the thief who stole her insignia, stumbles upon Subaru and rescues him. To repay the kind and honest girl, Subaru offers to help her search, and later that night he even discovers the location of what she seeks. But an ominous darker force lurks in the shadows, and mere minutes after finding the insignia, Subaru and Satella are brutally killed. Yet Subaru instantly awakens to a familiar scene—facing the same thugs, meeting Satella once more—the mystery deepens as history inexplicably repeats itself.

For weeks, a mystical tiger has been haunting the orphanage where Atsushi Nakajima lives, yet only he seems oblivious to its presence. Suspected of causing the strange occurrences, the 18-year-old is suddenly expelled from the orphanage, left hungry, homeless, and wandering the city streets. While starving on a riverbank, Atsushi saves a peculiar man named Osamu Dazai from drowning. An eccentric suicide enthusiast and supernatural detective, Dazai has been investigating the same tiger that has been tormenting the boy. Alongside Dazai's partner, Doppo Kunikida, they unravel the mystery, but its resolution leaves Atsushi in a difficult situation. As various odd events unfold, Atsushi is pressured into joining their agency of supernatural investigators, taking on unusual cases the police cannot handle, alongside his many enigmatic colleagues.

In 1999, the normally serene town of Morioh has become a hotspot for strange occurrences. Jotaro Kujo, now a marine biologist, travels to this mysterious town to meet Josuke Higashikata. Though they appear to be strangers at first, Josuke is actually the illegitimate son of Jotaro's grandfather, Joseph Joestar. Upon their meeting, Jotaro realizes that he and Josuke share more than just a family connection. Alongside the mild-mannered Koichi Hirose and the boisterous Okuyasu Nijimura, the group dedicates themselves to investigating recent disappearances and other suspicious events in Morioh. With the power of Stands, the four men face danger at every street corner, as it is up to them to uncover the town's secrets before another incident occurs.

In the age of the industrial revolution, a strange virus gives rise to monstrous beings known as Kabane, which attack humans to feed. The only way to defeat them is to shatter their iron-coated hearts. Anyone bitten by a Kabane is cursed to become one of the undead themselves. Only the most heavily guarded settlements have managed to survive, such as the island of Hinomoto, where huge walls protect humanity from the endless swarms. Entry to these enormous fortresses is limited to armored trains, which are built and run by young men like Ikoma. Ikoma has created a powerful weapon designed to pierce the hearts of Kabane, and he is eager to test it in battle. Yet his opportunity to fight arrives much sooner than he ever expected.

The terms sophisticated, suave, and sublime all describe the exceptionally handsome and utterly flawless Sakamoto. Even though it's only his first day of high school, his good looks, intellect, and charisma immediately have the girls swooning and the boys seething with envy. No one can seem to throw him off balance, as every attempt to trip him up is effortlessly thwarted. His calm demeanor is unshakable, and his wit is second to none. Will any of Sakamoto's classmates—or even his teachers—ever achieve his level of perfection? Probably not, but they might pick up a valuable lesson or two in the process...

Katsuhira Agata is a reserved and introverted high school student who has almost completely lost the ability to feel pain. His classmate, Chidori Takashiro, is one of the few people who remembers what Katsuhira was like before this drastic change. Because of his indifferent and subdued demeanor, Katsuhira becomes an easy target for bullies who extort large sums of money from him; they can hit him without getting much of a reaction, as he remains emotionally detached. One day, Katsuhira, Chidori, and four other teenagers are abducted and forced to take part in the Kizuna System as designated "Kiznaivers." This network connects participants through shared pain, so when one member is injured, the others feel the same level of agony. Assigned to be test subjects for a flawed system meant to create worldwide peace, these teens are bound together by fate. To survive, they must show their true selves to one another, or face consequences that go far beyond the failure of the Kizuna System.

After being dumped by a woman he married in an online game, only to discover she was actually an older man, gullible otaku Hideki "Rusian" Nishimura decides he will never trust a female player again. Years later, Rusian joins a guild with three others, including a player with a female avatar named Ako. Although Ako confesses her love and proposes to him, Rusian is wary that she might be a guy, yet he accepts because she is cute in-game. Things take a turn when the guild decides to meet offline, revealing that Ako is not only a real girl but also his school classmate.

The parallel realm known as Magano is overrun with Kegare—monstrous impurities that can only be cleansed through the efforts of exorcists. Benio Adashino, a highly skilled exorcist famous for her abilities, is called to Tokyo by the Exorcist Union. Along the way, she unexpectedly lands in the arms of Rokuro Enmadou, a young exorcist with a troubled past. But the dangers lurking in Magano do not let up. When a Kegare snatches children, Benio dashes to save them, dragging Rokuro into the fight. Just as she is about to be overwhelmed, Rokuro steps in and proves he has talent matching her own. Sousei no Onmyouji follows the path of these two exceptional exorcists, fated to become the "Twin Star Exorcists" and the prophesied parents of the Miko—the reincarnation of Abe no Seimei—who will one day rid the world of all impurities.

In the impoverished Tison Village of the Parthevia Empire, Sinbad is born to Badr, a weary ex-soldier, and his kindhearted wife Esra. His birth sends a radiant surge through the rukh, signaling to the most powerful magic users that the "Child of Destiny" has arrived. Though his country suffers from economic hardship and the aftermath of war, Sinbad enjoys a cheerful life—until a stranger appears, shattering his peace, and tragedy strikes. Years later, mysterious structures known as "dungeons" have appeared across the world, rumored to hold immense power and treasure. Adventurers and armies are drawn to them, yet none have ever returned. Now fourteen, Sinbad has grown into a charming and talented young man. Driven by the traumatic events of his childhood and his father's advice, he longs to explore beyond his village. As if guided by fate, Sinbad meets the enigmatic traveler Yunan. Moved by Sinbad’s story and ambitions, Yunan directs him to a dungeon that supposedly contains the power Sinbad needs to achieve his goals—the "power of a king." Magi: Sinbad no Bouken recounts Sinbad’s early journey as he travels the world, honing his skills and influence, gathering allies and power, ultimately destined to become the High King of the Seven Seas.

High school student Tanaka treats a lack of energy as a lifestyle. Famous for his inattention and knack for sleeping anywhere, he wishes every day would remain as dull as the previous one, trying to maintain his lazy routine by sidestepping any effort. With the aid of his reliable friend Oota, who handles tasks Tanaka cannot manage, the lethargic teen constantly faces interruptions that thwart his desire for quiet, peaceful days.

The second season of The Asterisk War continues after Ayato Amagiri and Julis-Alexia von Riessfeld have advanced to the next round of the Phoenix Festa, following a brutal battle against Irene and Priscilla Urzaiz. However, their progress is hindered when it is revealed that Ayato's powers remain sealed, a secret no longer concealed from their opponents. At a clear disadvantage, the duo must develop a new approach to stay in the competition. As the stakes increase, it becomes apparent that the obstacles ahead will only become more demanding.

The Savage, an alien lifeform, has begun attacking humanity, with the Hundred being the only technological countermeasure capable of stopping them. Hayato Kisaragi, who survived an encounter with the Savage, has the highest compatibility rate with these weapons. As a result, he is enlisted into Little Garden, a prestigious military academy located on a battleship, to train and improve his skills. In the midst of his intense training, Hayato soon catches the interest of multiple female classmates and gets caught up in various incidents while fighting the creatures that now overrun Earth and threaten its security.

According to witch tradition, once a practitioner turns 15, they must leave home and become independent to study witchcraft. Makoto Kowata is one such apprentice witch who departs from her parents' house in Yokohama to seek knowledge and training. Together with her black cat familiar Chito, she travels to Aomori, a region favored by witches for its abundant nature and magical affinity. They start their new life by moving in with Makoto's second cousins, Kei Kuramoto and his younger sister Chinatsu. Though Makoto appears to attend high school like any ordinary teenager, her whimsical and eccentric involvement with magic sets her apart from her peers. From encountering an anthropomorphic dog fortune teller to undergoing peculiar magical training from her older sister Akane, Makoto's peaceful daily life is filled with the unique quirks of witchcraft, which she shares with her friends and family.

Ten years ago, a fairy named Daisy appeared before the young Eiji Hoshimiya and asked him to state his one and only wish. Though that wish remains unknown, it triggered a disaster known as the Great Destruction, causing the world to crumble and countless lives to be lost. Currently, Eiji is a high school student whose main focus is his ill sister. He has no memory of the wish he made; all he recalls is that his desire brought about the Great Destruction. In the time after that event, many others have also gained the power to realize their deepest desires. These individuals, called Orders, are seen as malevolent and are despised by society. Some Orders are now targeting Eiji, seeking revenge for those who perished because of him. Can Eiji manage to survive the constant attempts on his life? And the greatest mystery remains: what exactly did he wish for, and what were his motives behind a wish that led to such devastation?

A bus carrying a group of eccentric individuals is traveling toward the urban legend known as Nanaki Village—a place where one can supposedly start over and live a perfect life. Many of them have different theories about why the village appears on no map and why even the police cannot locate it, but they all look forward to their new lives and what awaits them at their destination. After a few mishaps, they successfully arrive at Nanaki Village only to find it completely abandoned. Based on the state of disrepair, it has been vacant for at least a year. However, secrets soon emerge as some of the group begin to go missing while exploring the village, and amid the confusion, they discover bloody claw marks in a forest. As mistrust and in-fighting erupt, will they ever uncover the truth behind this lost village?

As World War II approaches, intelligence on foreign nations' social and economic conditions becomes increasingly valuable. To acquire this asset, Japan creates a covert spy network called the "D Agency." Led by Lieutenant Colonel Yuuki, eight operatives are tasked with infiltrating and monitoring several powerful countries, reporting any war-related developments. To carry out these perilous missions, these men have conditioned their bodies to endure extreme environments and mastered subjects like communications and languages. Yet their true edge lies in their skill at manipulating others to extract the intelligence needed to give Japan the advantage.

In Ogikubo, the sole Space Immigration Zone on Earth where humans and aliens coexist in an abnormal melting pot, Luluco is a cheerful middle school girl who only wishes to live a normal life. But one morning, her father—a worker at the Space Patrol—accidentally eats a volatile sleep capsule and becomes frozen solid. To make matters worse, Luluco breaks him by mistake, so she rushes to his office for assistance. There, the Space Patrol chief, Over Justice, hires Luluco as a temporary space worker for undercover investigations, aiming to crack down on crime within her school. Forced into the Space Patrol suit and sent off to dispense justice, Luluco tries to maintain the facade of a normal girl who doesn't stand out. However, she soon realizes that with the automatic systems and inherently zealous judiciousness of the Space Patrol suit, staying normal will be far more challenging than she anticipated.

Haru Kaidou, the eldest son of his family, goes to Canada after hearing that his mother is on the brink of death. As soon as he arrives, he finds out not only that his mother tricked him, but also that he has to take care of his adoptive brother, Ren Kaidou—a withdrawn child who is more at ease around dogs than people. Because Ren is so mistrustful, Haru struggles at first to connect with him, but their relationship gradually develops. Haru makes a vow to Ren: they will live together in Japan once Haru finishes high school. However, a bad accident causes Haru to lose all memory of the summer they shared, including that promise. Five years later, Ren shows up in Tokyo expecting Haru to keep his word; but to Haru, Ren is just a random boy claiming to be his brother.

At the start of the 21st century, the United Nations Kurobe Research Institute was built in Japan to examine an ancient relic uncovered while constructing the Kurobe Dam. Scientists from across the globe have assembled at the facility to analyze the object, while their kids go about their normal lives attending Mt. Tate International Senior High School. Yukina Shirahane, a quiet high school student, is the daughter of the institute's lead scientist. When she visits her mother at the facility, Yukina manages to unlock part of the artifact's riddle. To her astonishment, a young samurai from the Sengoku period named Kennosuke Tokisada Ouma appears before her. When a danger arrives from beyond Earth, Yukina, together with Kennosuke, finds herself protecting the planet from the invading forces. Along the way, she uncovers the truth about Kennosuke and the reason he is so committed to safeguarding her.

From childhood, Ryuuichi Naruhodou aspired to become a defense attorney who would protect the innocent when no one else would. But when the rookie lawyer finally takes on his first case under the guidance of his mentor Chihiro Ayasato, he discovers that the courtroom is a battlefield. In these fast-paced trials, Ryuuichi must think creatively to uncover the truth behind the crimes committed and prove his clients' innocence. Gyakuten Saiban: Sono "Shinjitsu", Igi Ari! follows Ryuuichi as he takes on cases to clear the falsely accused of the charges they face. It won't be easy—standing in his way is the ruthless prosecutor Reiji Mitsurugi, who will stop at nothing to secure guilty verdicts. With his back against the wall, the defense attorney must scrutinize both evidence and witness testimony, sifting through lies to solve the mystery behind each case. With a cry of "objection!" the courtroom battle begins!

Continuation of Ushio to Tora TV series.

For 25-year-old red panda Retsuko, stress is simply part of the daily grind, whether she's dealing with sexist remarks from her boss or pressure from condescending coworkers. Despite being one of the hardest workers in her office, her small stature and meek nature often leave her taken advantage of by those around her. But when her frustration reaches its breaking point, Retsuko unleashes her own special way of blowing off steam: aggressive death metal karaoke that rails against the stupidity and hypocrisy of her coworkers' actions and office life. Though this release only happens in her imagination, it provides her an escape to cope with her anger in a world where hierarchy and appearances matter most.

A century after massive tectonic shifts submerged most of Japan, the nation now thrives as a maritime society. Prosperous cities line the coasts, and well-defended sea routes are maintained by specialized naval vessels. The marine industry is booming, and young women eagerly aspire to join the Blue Mermaids—elite sailors who dedicate their lives to safeguarding the oceans. Reunited after a long separation, childhood friends Akeno Misaki and Moeka China enroll at Yokosuka Girls' Marine High School, where they meet others who share their ambition to become Blue Mermaids. Training exercises soon begin, and Akeno and Moeka are assigned command of their own ships and crews. Akeno settles smoothly into her role as captain aboard the destroyer Harekaze, fostering camaraderie among her crew. But when unexpected engine and navigation failures leave the ship stranded, the crew faces grave danger. High School Fleet follows the brave crew of the Harekaze as they navigate perilous waters and overcome obstacles in their journey to become full-fledged Blue Mermaids.

The kingdoms of Amoria, Ishilfen, and Vanrodis keep a fragile peace across the continent of Kuna'anh, where any disturbance in one nation could ignite a full-scale war. Yet they all share a single dread: the evil dragon Daganzord, whose sole purpose is to consume and annihilate all life. A decade ago, a group of mages attempted to seal the monstrous beast. The ritual, later called the "Balbagoa Tragedy," ended in failure, claiming many lives. Hiiro lost his parents in this catastrophe but was rescued by the swordsman Giruu. Under Giruu's training, Hiiro mastered the blade with revenge as his only goal. Now a skilled swordsman in his own right, he embarks on a quest to find Daganzord—either to achieve his long-awaited vengeance or to be devoured by the dragon, sharing his parents' fate.

In Terra Formars: Revenge, the crew of Annex I persist in their war against the Terraformars, massive humanoid cockroaches that evolved from specimens sent to Mars long ago. Instead of finding a remedy for the devastating Alien Engine Virus ravaging Earth, the Annex I team discovers that various squadrons harbor their own nationalistic agendas. Consequently, the fighters must contend not only with the Terraformars to stay alive but also with one another in a ceaseless struggle for global supremacy.

Following his mother's sudden death, elementary school student Chihiro Komiya finds himself homeless and without family. That changes when he meets a wealthy, carefree stranger who reveals himself to be his long-lost uncle, Madoka Takatori. Madoka offers to take Chihiro in, but upon arriving at his uncle's high-class mansion, the young boy is greeted by piles of dust and trash. Chihiro's neat-freak instincts kick in, and he begins cleaning the entire residence. Shounen Maid is a lighthearted comedy that follows Chihiro as he ends up dressed in a frilly uniform (handmade by his uncle), receiving a salary, and working as the house's maid.

Some people are lucky enough to have someone to lean on when things go wrong. Even during the toughest moments, we can rely on our companions for encouragement. Others are especially fortunate to have a special person they can hug out of the blue. No matter what happens, there is usually a close friend to help us through. Honobono Log highlights both the highs and lows of couples and families, drawing in romantic-comedy fans with a range of familiar scenarios.

Tennomifune Academy is a prestigious school for the most talented and intelligent students, but Class 1-7, known as the "Happiness Class," is an exception. Every student in this classroom deals with their own personal hardships, and the specialized class is designed to help them overcome these issues and achieve genuine happiness. When An Hanakoizumi, Ruri Hibarigaoka, and Botan Kumegawa are admitted to the academy, they are placed in the Happiness Class due to their respective struggles with terrible luck, romantic troubles, and poor health. Together with their classmates, they strive to conquer the challenges they encounter in their quest for a joyful life.

Eight years following the events of Macross F, the galaxy slowly falls prey to a mysterious affliction called the Var Syndrome. A fresh generation of skilled Valkyrie pilots must rise to confront this universal threat. As if that weren't enough, the Aerial Knights Valkyrie fighter squadron from the Kingdom of Wind arrives to challenge the Delta Squadron.

A bear teaching someone about city living? For Machi Amayadori's benefit, let's hope it's enough! This young shrine maiden has lived her entire existence in the remote mountains alongside Natsu, her bear companion who can speak. Now that she's fourteen, she's determined to venture out and enroll in a high school located in a bustling urban area. Is Natsu truly capable of readying her for the challenges of city life? Or will his eccentric training exercises prove too overwhelming for even Machi to handle?

Shun Asanaga, a bright and optimistic 15-year-old junior high school student, stumbles upon a mysterious crystal in the office of his father—a scientist and businessman. When he touches it, reality warps and he is transported to the world of Endra. Emilio, a prince of Endra, is approaching his 16th birthday and resents the current king, Delzain. Now old enough to inherit the throne, Emilio arms himself and seeks revenge, but his weakness leads to his capture and imprisonment by Delzain. As Emilio grieves in his cell, the wall distorts and Shun appears, arriving with two objectives: return to his own world and fulfill Emilio's revenge. What lies ahead for the two boys, raised in different worlds yet forced to survive together in Endra?

Every morning, Hane Sakura struggles through her commute to school, pedaling her bicycle up a steep hill. One day, she crosses paths with motorcycle enthusiast Onsa Amano, who introduces her to the school's motorcycle club, headed by the quiet and stoic Raimu Kawasaki. As a complete novice to motorcycles, Sakura confronts the challenge of learning to ride from scratch. Through this journey, she aims to recapture the thrill and terror of her very first biking experience. Alongside Baita, a talking motorcycle; Rin Suzunoki, a devoted Suzuki fan; Hijiri Minowa, a wealthy girl with dreams of becoming a delinquent; and professional racer Chisame Nakano, Sakura works toward earning her motorcycle license while discovering the joys and struggles that come with riding.

Usagi Tsukino continues to grapple with the challenge of maintaining a normal home life while fulfilling her responsibilities as Sailor Moon, the protector of love and justice. Teaming up with her fellow Sailor Guardians and her boyfriend Mamoru Chiba, she investigates a series of incidents involving students from Mugen Academy, an elite institution where individuals are being mutated into monsters. Their inquiry leads to encounters with three enigmatic figures: Haruka Tenou, a dashing racecar driver; Michiru Kaiou, a gifted violinist; and Hotaru Tomoe, a frail and mysterious girl. As further crises unfold, the Sailor Guardians face the unexpected arrival of two new planetary protectors who operate with their own agendas. Despite their uncertain loyalty to Usagi and her allies, the group must unite to confront a shared adversary: an evil force known as Pharaoh 90.

After her father’s business fails, Youko Nishikawa goes from a life of luxury to poverty, forcing her to abandon her royal demeanor and attempt to fit in at her all-girls high school. While eating lunch alone in a nearby wood, she meets Futaba Odagiri, a bubbly transfer student, and Teru Hayama, a seemingly innocent girl who is surprisingly blunt and occasionally harsh. Despite their contrasting temperaments, the trio, all sharing the kanji for leaf in their names, form an unexpected bond as they embark on the spontaneous and humorous journey of high school. Sansha Sanyou is a bright and adorable story focusing on three distinct friends navigating the daily trials of adolescence and school life.

During a dark night, a spy raids the Japanese police. Secret files from intelligence agencies including England's MI6, Germany's BND, America's CIA, and the FBI are about to be taken, but public safety officers led by Tooru Amuro arrive just in time. The spy steals a car and escapes. On the highway, the spy and Amuro are locked in a dead heat, and just as it is about to cause a multiple-car accident, FBI agent Shuichi Akai's rifle bullet hits the spy's car, sending it off the road. The next day, Conan and his friends visit a newly-remodeled aquarium in Tokyo. Beneath the Ferris wheel, the main attraction, Conan discovers a beautiful woman who is alone and injured. Her left and right eyes are different colors. The woman is suffering from amnesia and does not even remember her own name, and the cellphone she carries is broken. Conan and his friends promise to help her regain her memory, so they stay with her. Throughout this, Vermouth is watching from behind the scenes. Afterwards, she pulls out a silencer and speaks into an attached intercom, "It's as planned, Gin."

In the Universal Century year 0096, a tenuous peace reigns after years of strife. Sixteen-year-old Banagher Links is stranded in the Industrial 7 space colony after a shuttle malfunction during a school excursion. War has always been a distant myth to him, but his reality shifts instantly when he saves Audrey Burne. She desperately seeks an audience with Cardeas Vist, head of the nearby Vist Foundation, to convince him to conceal Laplace's Box, an artifact capable of global destruction. As various galactic factions converge on Industrial 7 to claim the Box, conflict erupts between Neo Zeon remnants and Earth Federation Forces. In his dying breath, Cardeas entrusts Banagher with the key to the Box and a mobile suit known as The Unicorn Gundam. Driven by explosive action and mounting tension, the story follows Banagher as his beliefs are challenged and a century-old destiny is fulfilled.

The narrative centers on Valt Aoi and Shu Kurenai, along with their friends Rantaro Kiyama, Daina Kurogami, and Wakiya Komurasaki, who attend Beigoma Academy in Japan. Outside of class, the close group is deeply passionate about their Beyblades, and later in the season they establish a school bey club, challenging one another to battles in their Bey Stadium. In time, these friends evolve into friendly rivals as they enter a tournament to determine who will become Japan’s top Blader.

In an alternate version of Japan, the impossible is everyday reality. This world is populated by extraterrestrial Titans, beings from mystical realms, ancient phantoms and goblins, scientist-made cyborgs, and artifacts resurrected from lost civilizations. While some of these superhumans hide their true identities, others revel in their celebrity status. Jiro Hitoyoshi works for the Superhuman Bureau, tasked with monitoring the activities of these extraordinary individuals.

Reaching the in-between stage where they are neither children nor adults, twelve-year-olds Hanabi Ayase and Aoi Yui experience events that change their lives. Because of the teasing behavior of the boys in her class, Ayase holds a low opinion of the opposite sex. That view begins to shift when she is partnered with the gentle Takao Yuuto for a school project and unexpectedly shares their first kiss on the rooftop. Seeing her best friend discover love, Aoi longs to find her own. She ends up falling for the impulsive Kazuma Hiyama after he defends her from a classmate who spread rumors about her following a rejection. 12-sai.: Chicchana Mune no Tokimeki follows these four through this adolescent phase. As they grow up together, this sweet romance captures the innocence and thrill of first love.

High school student Sakura Mamiya and destitute death god Rinne Rokudou keep dealing with the supernatural. Drawn into the troubles of their eccentric acquaintances, the pair once again end up in hot water. Ageha's black cat Oboro seeks revenge for claimed mistreatment and demands that Ageha void their contract. When she refuses, a fierce argument erupts between them. Meanwhile, the underhanded Damashigami Company shows no sign of stopping its misdeeds, and the bat-like demon Masato continues carrying out sneaky acts to achieve his long-awaited vengeance against Rinne. For Sakura and Rinne, these paranormal issues never seem to end. As their story continues to develop, they must handle these unusual situations as they come up, all while dealing with their own personal problems.

The cute members of Ousui Academy's student council enjoy spending time with the boy they like, Kouki Narumi. However, when he's away, what do they do? The student council comprises otaku president Kaoruko Rokuonji, strong-willed Ashe Rufflette Sakuragi, reserved programmer Toa Narumi, and Toa's mischievous best friend Mihiro Miyase. That means they have to find ways to amuse themselves. Wagamama High Spec provides a peek into the girls' daily lives as they engage in funny—and occasionally risqué—adventures at school and in town.

For the scatterbrained Minami Tani, nothing brings her more joy than having tasty bread for breakfast. Through their shared appreciation of this food, Minami encounters the composed Yuu Aizawa and the lively Fuyumi Fukagawa. They are later joined by Noa Sakura, a petite girl who regards bread as the ultimate tool for protecting herself. As a group, the four girls deepen their friendship while endeavoring to taste every variety of bread available in the world.

In ancient Japan, the land is besieged by malevolent entities known as Kamikui. It falls to the Oni, along with his troupe of eight stunning female warriors, to repel this threat. Each of these women possesses distinct abilities, talents, and personalities. They align themselves with the Oni, Jin, to combat the encroaching darkness consuming the nation. The series chronicles the adventures of Jin and his cheerful allies as they deepen their connections and defend against the demonic onslaught.

Yume Nijino gains admission to Four Stars Academy, the school renowned for its dazzling S4 idol group. Like all incoming students, she aims to find her own talent, choosing from the paths of beauty, singing, dancing, or acting. The road ahead is challenging, and the newcomers must support each other to overcome their shortcomings and cultivate their individual strengths. During the first-year debut performances, Yume shines onstage but collapses and cannot recall being there. Struggling to discover her forte, she encounters Rola "Laura" Sakuraba, sparking a friendly rivalry as they train and grow together. Despite their varying approaches, every student at the academy shares a common dream: to earn a place as the next S4 idol. Yet reaching that elite status demands not just hard work and resolve, but also cooperation with others.

Having endured the assault on Sarugaku headquarters, Sousuke Banba continues his pursuit of the Kagewani monster hybrids. Now possessing the capacity to channel Kagewani energy, he has found a way to destroy these beasts. However, this ability comes at a steep cost: Sousuke faces an ongoing battle to preserve his sanity, as the power threatens to devour his physical form. New and familiar dangers emerge as Sarugaku’s leadership reactivates and an assassin driven by personal vengeance targets Sousuke. Undeterred, he presses forward with his mission, resolved to uncover the origins of the Kagewani and permanently neutralize the threat they pose.

Agetarou Katsumata works as a tonkatsu chef at his family’s small shop in Shibuya during the day, but at night he dreams of becoming a professional DJ. One evening, he delivers an order to a nightclub employee and is invited inside as a thank-you. Initially nervous, Agetarou quickly becomes captivated by the atmosphere, falling for the dancing girls, flashing lights, and groovy music. He starts visiting the club regularly until one night he has a chance encounter with a legendary American DJ: Big Master Fly. The DJ’s spectacular show sparks an epiphany in Agetarou—the groove of mixing music feels strikingly similar to the rhythm of preparing tonkatsu. From then on, Agetarou sets his goal on mastering both disciplines. With help from his neighborhood friends and his mentor DJ Oily, Agetarou chases his dream while dealing with family problems, love issues, and various other troubles. Tonkatsu DJ Agetarou is a hilarious story about an impulsive young man trying to find his own path in life while still meeting his familial and social obligations.

The final movie of a four-part finale of Tamayura.

Ayako Suzuki, Kinako Tanaka, Nishi Nishiaraidaishi, and Kurumi Satou may each have their own unique quirks, but they all share one thing: being members of the tennis club at Usakame High School. As these girls spend their time together and train diligently in the sport, they constantly find themselves caught up in all sorts of amusing mishaps.

In the imminent future, enormous hostile creatures called "Fiarem" are engaged in conflict with Earth. To protect the planet from this alien menace, Japan deploys an elite unit known as the "Ragna Strikers"—six young women armed with advanced weaponry and the capacity to grow to colossal sizes. Ragnastrike Angels chronicles the daily lives of Ayano Anemori and her friends as they go about their routines while battling the violent Fiarem.

The second half of the second season of Cardfight!! Vanguard G series.

One day, Saya, an operative of the World Space Association, receives an urgent alert stating that a massive swarm of asteroids is heading toward Earth, and it is up to Saya to prevent the impact. Unfortunately, the sole method to save the planet requires three individuals of exceptional talent to master a new ability on a crane game, producing a beam of energy capable of deflecting the asteroids. The only three candidates with the required potential are Asuka, Mirai, and Kyouko—all high school girls. To channel their power, Saya tells them she has scouted them as idols and has them work at an arcade where she can keep an eye on them. She claims that any successful idol must be skilled at crane games, and improving their technique is the first stage of their idol training. As the girls pick up new crane game maneuvers, they start to question Saya's motives, yet they remain unaware that the future of the Earth depends on them.

Presents the game characters in chibi form, telling a completely new story built around the theme: "A normal everyday that might have existed."

The third installment of the Kaitou Joker anime series follows the enigmatic thief Joker, who is more than just a burglar. This daring and elusive miracle worker roams the globe in search of treasure alongside his partner and chef, Hachi. Their journey involves evading police traps and participating in diverse contests as they strive toward their ultimate objective: the Timeslip Treasure.

Third season of Future Card Buddyfight.

Adapted from Mikio Igarashi’s massively popular comic series, which has sold more than nine million copies, this anime offers the definitive animated take on a heartwarming, character-focused story. Viewers will find themselves laughing at delightful gags and enjoying the charming dynamics between forest pals like Bonobono the young sea otter, Chipmunk, Fishing Cat, and others, all while pondering the philosophical question, "What are living things?" The series captures the relaxed atmosphere and small-scale adventures shared by Bonobono and his companions.

What if key figures from Japan's past—Queen Himiko, warlord Oda Nobunaga, and samurai Sakamoto Ryouma—were reimagined as cats?

Shounen Ashibe follows the daily life of first-grader Ashibe Ashiya and his spotted seal pet Goma-chan.

Additional short chapter about the main couple from HHH Triple H.

Shunta Mogami has a passion for the Battle Spirits card game. One day, a radiant light from a Battle Spirits card transports him to Spirits World, the realm where all Battle Spirits originate. There he meets a girl named Eto, who explains that she summoned him to prevent the destruction of Spirits World by the revived Evil God-King—a being that once plotted the realm's annihilation before being defeated and sealed away. Now, together with Yoku Albatrosa, a confident green-deck user who also comes from another world, Shunta sets out to find the twelve God-Kings whose power originally sealed the Evil God-King.