Spring 2019 Anime

Since his father passed away, Tanjirou Kamado has shouldered the responsibility of providing for his family. Although they live in poverty on a remote mountain, the Kamado household enjoys a relatively peaceful and happy life. One day, Tanjirou goes down to a nearby village to earn some money by selling charcoal. As night falls on his way back, he is forced to take refuge in the home of a strange man, who warns him about flesh-eating demons that lurk in the woods after dark. When he finally returns home the following morning, he is confronted with a horrific scene—his entire family has been slaughtered. Even worse, the only survivor is his sister Nezuko, who has been transformed into a bloodthirsty demon. Fueled by rage and grief, Tanjirou vows to avenge his family and stay by his last remaining sibling. Alongside the mysterious organization known as the Demon Slayer Corps, he will do whatever it takes to slay demons and preserve the last remnants of his beloved sister's humanity.

In an effort to restore the fading hope of humanity, the Survey Corps launch an operation to reclaim Wall Maria, where the fight against the ruthless Titans resumes. Returning to the ruined Shiganshina District, once his childhood home, Eren Yeager and his comrades find the area strangely devoid of Titans. Even after sealing the outer gate, they face no opposition. The mission proceeds smoothly until Armin Arlert, deeply suspicious of the enemy's absence, notices troubling hints of a hidden trap. Shingeki no Kyojin Season 3 Part 2 follows Eren as he swears to reclaim everything that was taken from him. Alongside him, the Survey Corps push forward—through countless sacrifices—to carve a path to victory and unlock the secrets hidden in the Yeager family basement.

After defeating Boros and his massive army, Saitama has gone back to his ordinary, uneventful life in Z-City. However, without his knowledge, the frequency of monster appearances continues to rise, straining the Hero Association's resources. The top executives decide on a risky plan to recruit thugs to assist in the fight. Yet during the first gathering with these potential recruits, a mysterious man who calls himself Garou appears. Declaring himself a monster, he begins brutally attacking the crowd. Garou continues his assault on the Hero Association, defeating every hero he comes across. He is revealed to be the top former disciple of the legendary martial artist Silverfang, and seems to be driven by unknown motives. Regardless, this beast-like man appears unstoppable. Intrigued by this puzzling new enemy and spurred by a strong desire for money, Saitama decides to take the opportunity and enters an interesting martial arts competition. As the tournament begins and Garou continues his rampage, a new great threat emerges, endangering the entire human world. Could this finally be the earth-shattering catastrophe foretold by the great seer Madame Shibabawa?

Tooru Honda has always been captivated by the Chinese zodiac tales her beloved mother shared with her as a child. But a sudden family tragedy upends her life, leaving her entirely on her own. Forced to live in a tent, Tooru unknowingly sets up camp on land belonging to the prestigious Souma family. One day, she stumbles upon their home and meets Shigure, an older Souma cousin, and Yuki, the "prince" of her school. She tells them she resides nearby, but the Soumas soon uncover her hidden plight of homelessness when they spot her returning to her tent one night. Things begin to improve for Tooru when they kindly offer her a place to stay after learning of her situation. However, she quickly gets caught in a quarrel between Yuki and his short-tempered cousin, Kyou. In trying to intervene, she discovers the Souma family’s own deep secret: whenever they are embraced by a member of the opposite sex, they transform into the animals of the Chinese zodiac. With this newfound knowledge, Tooru realizes that living with the Soumas will be an unexpected journey filled with laughter and romance.

Six months after his unexpected encounter with a bunny girl in a library, Sakuta Azusagawa is living happily with his girlfriend, Mai Sakurajima—the very same bunny girl. However, the return of Shouko Makinohara, his mysterious first crush now grown up, introduces a fresh challenge to his relationship with Mai. Compounding the issue, he meets a middle school version of Shouko in the hospital, battling a serious illness. Strangely, his old scars begin aching whenever he is near her. Since Shouko’s bizarre situation somehow revolves around him, Sakuta must accept his own conflicted feelings, whatever the outcome. With a young girl’s fate resting on his decisions, what actions can he possibly take?

After the three-way organizational war ends, government official Ango Sakaguchi remembers an event from years ago, following the death of the previous Port Mafia boss. At that time, Osamu Dazai was still a new recruit and was assigned to investigate rumors about a mysterious explosion that had destroyed part of the city years earlier, along with its possible link to the alleged return of the former boss. Forced by circumstances beyond his control, Dazai is paired with Chuuya Nakahara, the talented but hotheaded leader of a rival gang called the Sheep, to find out the truth behind the case and uncover the mystery of Arahabaki—the fire god who may hold the key to solving it. Back in the present, the Armed Detective Agency returns to its usual routine. But their peaceful break is short-lived, as both old and new enemies gather their strength and prepare for another confrontation.

In the kingdom of Earlshide, Merlin Wolford was once hailed as a national hero for his tremendous power and achievements. Wanting a quiet life, he retired to a secluded rural area to raise an orphan he had rescued. That child is Shin, a former Japanese office worker reincarnated into this world with his past memories intact. Over the years, Shin demonstrates remarkable brilliance in both magic and combat, continually astonishing Merlin. However, on his fifteenth birthday, it becomes apparent that Shin’s talents are purely combat-oriented, leaving him socially awkward, lacking common sense, and somewhat reckless. To address these deficiencies, he enrolls in the kingdom’s Magic Academy to grow alongside his peers. But a peaceful existence proves impossible, as he quickly becomes a local sensation upon arrival. As Shin Wolford adjusts to school life in the capital, he forms friendships, explores the world, and faces the various evil forces threatening him and his city.

Nariyuki Yuiga, a third-year high school student from a humble background, works tirelessly to secure the prestigious VIP scholarship that would cover his entire university tuition. The headmaster acknowledges his efforts and awards him the scholarship, but with one catch: he must tutor the school's top students in their weak subjects. His pupils are Rizu Ogata, a math prodigy aiming for a humanities degree; Fumino Furuhashi, a literary genius who wants to pursue science; and Uruka Takemoto, Yuiga's athletic childhood friend who struggles in every subject. In We Never Learn, Yuiga encounters a series of bizarre and comedic situations as he tries to guide these three eccentric students. With Ogata and Furuhashi's ambitions opposing their natural strengths, Yuiga must figure out whether he can successfully help them achieve their goals.

One regular day, Tanya Degurechaff, 16-year-old isekai protagonist Satou Kazuma, expansionist overlord Ainz Ooal Gown, and the demon sisters Rem and Ram each go about their usual activities. Suddenly, a flashy red button that seems to demand pressing appears in front of them. Giving in to their curiosity, these otherworldly individuals push it and find themselves transported to a strange new world. Left with no means to return, they must adapt to a mundane school life and get to know one another. One thing remains constant: a classroom packed with beloved quirky characters is never dull!

Ichirou Satou is a fairly average second-year high school student, but his ordinary life is disrupted by his Japanese teacher, Kana Kojima. Nicknamed "The Demon," Kojima is so feared that even the local troublemakers obey her without question. Everything changes when Ichirou accidentally runs into Kojima in the restroom, an encounter that creates a deeply personal bond and leaves him unable to stop thinking about her for days afterward. The series follows the developing relationship between the student and his teacher as they keep ending up in similarly awkward situations, growing closer with each unexpected meeting.

Kuroto Nakano is a salaryman pushed to his limits by constant overwork and chronic stress, yet he has no choice but to keep going just to get by. This relentless pressure builds up inside him as a form of destructive darkness that can eventually destroy a person's life—a phenomenon visible only to fox deities. These divine foxes are entrusted with rescuing individuals before it's too late. To lighten Kuroto's load, Senko-san, an eight-hundred-year-old fox goddess, steps in to look after him, dedicating herself to soothing his weary soul with her unwavering care.

Half a century has passed since humanity began relocating to the terraformed Mars, where AI-driven advancements ensure a comfortable existence. Carole resides in Alba City, earning her keep with day jobs and playing keyboard at night. Tuesday flees her affluent family's control in Hershell City, yearning to pursue music with her acoustic guitar. A chance meeting brings them together, and they decide to form a musical duo. Competing against the AI-powered singers dominating the industry, they believe their heartfelt songs can truly convey their emotions. Can determination and fortune enable them to achieve the greatest miracle Mars has ever witnessed?

Gen Kudou, a koto craftsman, assumes that his grandson Chika, a known troublemaker, could never grasp the depth of the traditional instrument. Seeking to atone for his ignorance and comprehend his late grandfather's final words, Chika attempts to join the Tokise High School Koto Club. Despite the club's desperate shortage of members, new president Takezou Kurata hesitates to accept Chika's request because of his questionable reputation. However, after witnessing Chika's earnestness and passion, Takezou allows the problem child to enter, alongside koto virtuoso Satowa Houzuki and three of Chika's lively friends. Kono Oto Tomare! follows this mismatched group of musicians as they strive to compete in the national tournament.

"Ao-chan Can't Study!" follows Ao Horie, a high school student who is determined to focus on her academics to escape the shadow of her father, a notorious erotic novelist. As a child, she proudly explained the origin of her name, but now she just wants to avoid his influence. Her resolve is tested when Takumi Kijima, a nice guy, confesses his feelings to her. Instead of seeing his pure intentions, Ao’s mind is flooded with inappropriate thoughts, imagining moans and physical sensations. Misinterpreting his kindness as something else, she struggles to reject his advances while trying to concentrate on her schoolwork, finding it nearly impossible to study with such distractions.

The day of graduation has arrived, signaling the conclusion of Koyomi Araragi's unusual high school years filled with strange connections to supernatural entities. Yet, Araragi suddenly gets pulled into his own bathroom mirror, finding himself trapped in a topsy-turvy realm where everything familiar is flipped upside down—the usually arrogant Karen Araragi is uncharacteristically short, the typically stoic Yotsugi Ononoki is overflowing with feelings, and the cute ghost girl Mayoi Hachikuji has become a full-grown woman! But appearances can be deceiving. Zoku Owarimonogatari follows Araragi's journey through this strange dimension as he fights to find his way back home and unravel the mysteries of this peculiar world.

Many people are familiar with the difficulty of starting at a new school in an unfamiliar environment, having to go through the exhausting process of making friends from scratch. Bocchi Hitori knows this struggle intimately, having just finished elementary school and entered middle school. However, she suffers from severe social anxiety: she passes out when overwhelmed, throws up when nervous, and devises overly elaborate strategies to avoid social interaction. To make matters worse, her only friend from elementary school, Kai Yawara, will not be attending the same middle school as Bocchi. Yet, wanting to help her, Kai cuts off contact with Bocchi and promises to reconnect only after Bocchi has become friends with every classmate in her new middle school class. Despite having no confidence in herself, Bocchi is determined to win back Kai's friendship. Gathering all her courage, she takes on the overwhelming challenge of befriending her entire class, beginning with the tough-looking girl seated in front of her.

At Karai High School, the students see Nanako Yukishiro as a pretty, calm, and cute 16-year-old. But Nanako is no ordinary girl—she is unable to speak and instead expresses herself through senryuu, poems of 17 syllables. Eiji Busujima, also 16, was a troublemaker during middle school. Since discovering a passion for senryuu, he has turned over a new leaf. Though his intimidating appearance might suggest otherwise, Eiji gets along well with Nanako as a fellow member of the Literature Club. Despite Nanako being mute, the adorable pair communicate without difficulty. Senryuu Shoujo is a lighthearted and soothing story following two teenagers in their everyday lives.

The young student Takuya Arima's father, a historian who conducted various research projects, went missing recently. During a summer vacation, Takuya receives a peculiar package from his vanished father, along with a letter that describes the existence of multiple parallel worlds. At first, Takuya does not take it seriously, but he soon realizes he is in possession of a device that enables him to travel to alternate dimensions. Is his father still alive? If so, where is he?

Fairies once inhabited animals and granted them mysterious powers, making them tools of war. By transplanting the organs of possessed animals into humans, fairies could be summoned as a second self and employed as weapons. Those who wielded fairies in battle were known as "Fairy Soldiers." After the war ended and their purpose faded, these soldiers lost their direction. Some joined the government, some turned to the mafia, and others became terrorists—each choosing their own path. Nine years after the war, the protagonist Mariya becomes a new recruit of "Dorothea," an organization that investigates and suppresses fairy-related crimes. In an unstable political climate, criminals still bearing the scars of war and past conflicts emerge, committing acts of terrorism as revenge. This is the story of Fairy Soldiers fighting for their own sense of justice in a chaotic postwar world.

A fresh age of discovery dawns when a mysterious new continent called Magmell suddenly emerges. Its enormous reserves of unprecedented natural resources drive expeditions into its sprawling terrain. But the uncharted is not always peaceful. To support these ventures, specialists called "anglers" focus on handling Magmell's hazardous creatures. Among them is the exceptionally skilled and seasoned Inyou, who carries out search and rescue missions for clients alongside his assistant, Zero.

After the noble Kappa Kingdom is defeated by the Otter Empire, Kappa prince Keppi loses most of his strength and finds himself powerless against the invisible Kapa-zombies that plague the world. These zombies, created by the Otters, are the embodiments of people's deepest desires. With no other option, Keppi must depend on three young boys: Kazuki Yasaka, who always carries a box with him; Enta Jinnai, Kazuki's childhood friend; and Tooi Kuji, a delinquent and school truant. When their mythical organ, the shirikodama, is extracted, the boys gain the ability to transform into Kappa and battle the Kapa-zombies. However, to defeat them, the boys must connect through their minds, bodies, and—most crucially—their secrets. As the fate of the Kappa Kingdom rests on these boys, they must reveal themselves in ways they never have before, all while learning that connections are fragile and truly precious.

Koshien Stadium, a sacred venue known as the "field of dreams," is where high school baseball players see their aspirations realized. Having won the autumn tournament the previous year, Seidou High School's baseball team has, for the first time in seven years, secured the opportunity to play there. The spring tournament is followed by the contest that will determine the nation's top team—the Summer Koshien. As the third-year players will leave after the summer tournament, the team must blend the seniors' experience with the newcomers' potential to defeat both familiar and fresh adversaries and claim the desired national championship. In the meantime, pitcher Eijun Sawamura remains as resolute as ever to obtain jersey number 1 and take the "ace" role from his constant rival, Satoru Furuya. While the team readies itself for its most formidable trial, Sawamura and Furuya continue their battle to guide their team to victory and become the central figure of the sport—the genuine "Ace of the Diamond."

Middle school teacher Nobunaga has long envisioned a scenario ripped from a gal game: a girl suddenly appearing and professing her love for him. Instead, the one who shows up is Kichou, a 14-year-old girl who insists she is his wife. Believing she has time-traveled from the Sengoku era, she mistakes him for Nobunaga Oda and pressures him to father a child with her. So begins the age-difference romantic comedy between a teacher hooked on gal games and a princess with deep knowledge of the Sengoku period.

The Nocturnal Community Relations Division is a team specializing in resolving cases involving eerie occult beings that remain unseen by ordinary humans during the night. Unsuspecting Arata Miyako is assigned to the Shinjuku Ward Office of this division, where he meets his fellow members Theo Himezuka and Kyouichi Sakaki. On his first night, Arata embarks on a mission and is astonished to discover that every supernatural creature he once believed fictional actually exists—and that he is the only human capable of understanding their non-human speech. His surprises continue when he later encounters a legendary creature known as a Tengu, who addresses him as the famous Heian-era exorcist Abe no Seimei. Unfamiliar with this exorcist, Arata pays it no mind and proceeds to work with his team, using his unique ability to help resolve their cases. Mistaken by many occult beings as Abe no Seimei and quickly gaining notoriety for his special skill, Arata grows curious about his origins and becomes more invested in solving cases involving the creatures he meets, after learning of a certain connection between himself and the exorcist. However, he soon finds that dealing with supernatural creatures is not as simple as he thought, as danger becomes a fundamental part of his everyday findings and his ability begins to present an unexpected issue.

Momoko Futo is a typical high-school girl living out her everyday life. Though easygoing and upbeat, her existence is far from ordinary because her eccentricity and clumsiness always add excitement to her days. She is always accompanied by her two closest friends: the adorable and naive Mayumi Furui, and the composed and collected Shibumi Shibusawa. With no dialogue or voiceover, Joshikausei tells the story of the comedic antics these girls get up to through their expressive sounds and gestures.

A metropolis vanishes without a trace, leaving professional courier Takuya, a solitary figure, to encounter Yuki, the sole survivor of the catastrophe. Guided by a communication from Yuki’s father, who is presumed missing, the duo sets out to locate the vanished location known as Lost. Their path is fraught with unforeseen challenges that prove particularly jarring for Yuki. They must navigate the grief of those left behind, contend with a shadowy organization pulling the strings, and expose a concealed conspiracy. Initially strangers, Takuya and Yuki strengthen their connection as they journey together to solve the enigma surrounding the disappeared city.

After humanity made first contact with aliens on the moon, their technology advanced at an astonishing rate. Fifty years later, life is easy for most, but Robby Yaji and Hacchi Kita struggle to find their footing in this futuristic world. Robby is a man plagued by constant bad luck, drowning in debt after sinking money into dubious get-rich-quick schemes. Hacchi, meanwhile, can't shake the tedium of his everyday existence. Their lives change when loan shark boss Yang orders Hacchi to collect the money Robby owes. Rather than pay, Robby launches into space and sets course for Isekandar, a planet said to bring happiness to anyone who reaches it. Seizing the chance for some excitement, Hacchi joins Robby on a wild journey full of alien encounters, giant robot battles, and endless mischief—all while trying to stay one step ahead of Yang and his crew, who are scouring the universe to track them down.

High schooler Jin Kaito relocates to Nagoya after his upbringing in Tokyo, where he encounters Yatogame Monaka, a classmate who proudly exhibits her local dialect. Despite her cat-like features and straightforward Nagoya speech, Yatogame remains completely closed off to him. This popular local comedy boosts Nagoya's profile by showcasing the charming Yatogame-chan!

Tsubasa Arihara loves baseball so deeply that she actually founded her high school's baseball club. But passion alone isn't enough to keep a club going, so it's up to her to recruit as many standout players as she can. Some potential members have never played before, while others have come back to the game because of Tsubasa's love for the sport, and together they'll form a team united by their love for baseball as much as by their growing friendships. But whether they win or lose, one thing is certain: every game they play together is bound to be a home run!

What catastrophic event sealed the destinies of Char Aznable—later known as the Red Comet, a legendary Zeon ace—and his sister Sayla Mass? Their path, set in motion by the abrupt death of their father Zeon Zum Deikun, a leader of the Spacenoids, is chronicled across four episodes under the title "Chronicle of Char and Sayla." The narrative explores the Zabi family's takeover of Side 3 and their rule over the Principality of Zeon, the formative years of numerous celebrated Zeon aces destined to fight in the One Year War, the hidden details of mobile suit development, clashes with the Earth Federation Forces, and the events leading to the war's outbreak.

Thanks to the legacy left behind by Tatsuya Uesugi, Meisei Academy High School was once famous for its powerful baseball team. However, twenty-six years after that golden era, the team has failed to maintain its reputation and has since fallen into obscurity. Two stepbrothers, Souichirou and Touma Tachibana, are determined to restore the former strength of Meisei Academy's baseball program and make it to the National High School Baseball Championship. Both boys are second-year students at Meisei Academy Middle School and are exceptionally talented players. Souichirou demonstrates outstanding abilities as both a catcher and a batter. Touma possesses extraordinary pitching skills but no longer takes the mound for a certain reason. Once they enter high school, the two form a battery and aim to compete in the National High School Baseball Championship.

Second season of Hangyakusei Million Arthur.

Yoshika Miyafuji becomes a member of the 501st Joint Fighter Wing, a military unit focused on combating extraterrestrial creatures called the Neuroi. But during periods without any invasions, she and the other members handle everyday chores such as cooking and laundry.

Bouida Haruto is a devoted otaku who has no interest in real women, believing that getting too involved with figures leaves no way out. Despite this, he buys a figure of Nona, a character from the anime Girls→Planetary Investigation, after finally succumbing to temptation. That night, the Nona figure mysteriously comes to life, initiating a romantic relationship between the man and his toy.

Before the age of superheroes, ancient legends existed. One such tale begins with Shaka Nyorai, whose courage and enlightenment once saved humanity for all time. Yet eternity does not last, for Mara—the embodiment of worldly desires—forms a corrupt alliance with the devil to once again unleash wrath and vengeance upon humankind. To oppose Mara's cruel assault, the divine beings Taishakuten and Bonten must unite with the Thirteen Buddhas. Can the combined forces of light overcome this vicious onslaught and rescue humanity in its most desperate hour?

The Bakumatsu era was a time when young men's spirits burned with anxiety over their country's fate. Takasugi Shinsaku, a mercenary from Choshu, boards a government vessel with his comrade Katsura Kogorou in search of a mysterious "timepiece" that can manipulate time—an artifact he fears the authorities intend to keep for themselves. Rather than let such power end up in the wrong hands, Takasugi plans to destroy it, but once they obtain the artifact, it is quickly stolen, forcing the pair to pursue the elusive thief to the government seat in Kyoto. However, when they reach the capital, they find the government has been toppled and the deity Susanoo now rules in its stead. The streets and people of the city are vastly different from what Takasugi and Katsura remembered. Though times have changed, their mission remains the same—they resolve to reset time and save their nation from the sinister forces attempting to hijack it.

The legendary Blader Valt Aoi is currently training the next generation of elite Bladers at BC Sol in Spain. One day, rookie Blader Koryu Drum witnesses Valt unleashing his newly evolved Gachi Bey, Slash Valkyrie. To Drum's astonishment, Valkyrie radiates a golden light as it rockets around the stadium. Inspired by the boundless possibilities of this "Gold Turbo" state, Drum seeks to achieve the same bond with his Bey, Dragon. Thus begins the story of Dante and Dragon's rise to the pinnacle of the Blading world.

The story centers on a group of pre-teens—Dan Kouzo, Shun Kazami, Wynton Styles, Lia Venegas, and their dog Lightning—who call themselves the "Awesome Ones" and post videos on the website ViewTube. Their discovery of a species of biomechanical creatures called Bakugan, which engage in battles, leads them to befriend the Bakugan and start competing against one another. At the same time, they protect their neighborhood from criminals who misuse the Bakugan for their own sinister ends.

After appearing in the Prism King Cup as Edel Rose’s representative and catching a glimpse of what it meant to be a future Prism Star, Shin Ichijo enrolled in Kakyoin Academy’s high school division in spring, starting his first year. Meanwhile, Koji, Hiro, and Kazuki of Over The Rainbow left Edel Rose to establish a new agency, keeping themselves quite occupied. Around the same time, with his title of Prism King taken by Hiro, Schwarz Rose’s leader, Jin Norizuki, proposes PRISM.1—a contest to decide a new king other than the Prism King—and announces that Schwarz Rose and Edel Rose will compete against each other. As everyone prepares for PRISM.1, Yukinojo finds himself torn between kabuki and the Prism Show, feeling he isn’t living up to his potential in either and unsure of what to do. Seeing him in this state, his father tells him to leave the world of Prism Shows.

After the Vanguard High School Koshien ends, Kouji Ibuki starts experiencing new nightmares. Nome Tatsunagi has Suiko summon him to the mansion, where they learn that Kouji can see a dark tower called Sanctuary. This tower is causing alterations to the timeline throughout history, and the only way to fix it is for Kouji to first correct a mistake he will make in the future. Kouji and Suiko must journey through the parallel world known as -if- and observe as magical girls Emi Sendou and Shuka summon Vanguard units to help set history right. Unfortunately, their efforts are limited, because using cardfights against real monsters does little good.

Two years after the events of Aikatsu Friends!, Aine Yuuki has started high school. One day, she crosses paths with the enigmatic idol Hibiki Tenshou, who is adorned in the gleaming Jeweling Dress.

Fourth season of Cinderella Girls Gekijou.

A new season of Youkai Watch once again centers on elementary schooler Keita Amano. The storyline picks up immediately after the original season, yet chronologically occurs before the now-completed Shadow Side arc, which is set 30 years in the future.

Mirai Momoyama, Emo Moegi, and Rinka Aoba, second-year students at Kirarigaoka Middle School in Kirajuku, have formed the idol unit "Miracle☆Kiratts" and seen their streaming popularity surge. Their lives change when a mysterious Pri☆Chan idol named Dia appears and distributes Jewel Pacts to everyone. Dia also reveals the launch of the "Jewel Auditions," a competition where idols possessing a jewel-like radiance are selected to become "Jewel Idols." Participants must pass the audition with a sparkling heart to make their "Kiratto Jewel" shine and earn a "Jewel Coord." Among all the contestants, only the top "Jewel Idol" will be granted the coveted "Diamond Coord." Who will emerge victorious?

The story follows three VTubers portraying the Watanuki sisters, who reside together in a single house in Tokyo's Shitamachi district following the loss of their parents. The series depicts the heartwarming daily lives of these siblings.

A tough transfer student named Tokio arrives in Tokyo, eager to test the fighting spirit of the locals. However, his plans go sideways when he encounters a red-haired kid obsessed with Japan who refuses to leave him alone until Tokio reveals which prefecture he's from. It turns out this kid didn't just stop at being obsessed—he's invented a martial art that incorporates every single prefecture in the country, plunging Tokio's life into chaos.

Following its acquisition by Nanazon Prime Video, the TV station plans to restructure—meaning fire—any departments that fail to achieve high ratings. To survive, the shooting crew devises an ambitious plan. The Banakawa Family, immensely wealthy during the Edo period, had their gold concealed in a cave so well that even surviving family members cannot locate it. The crew's program will therefore involve exploring the underground world to find this treasure, a feat that major TV networks with substantial budgets have so far failed to accomplish.

Fourth season of Shounen Ashibe: Go! Go! Goma-chan.

A collaborative multimedia initiative involving Shogakukan, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Sony Music Entertainment, and Sony Music Communications, this project centers on rap and hip-hop themes. The narrative centers on Yo!Hey, a young boy who creates raps synchronized with the rhythm of his flatulence. The anime series is scheduled to broadcast as part of the Ota-Suta ("Good Morning Star") children's TV program, while the manga adaptation is set for release in March.

One day, a timid fifth-grade student named Makoto Maegami finds a mysterious bouncing hairball stuck to his head. The hairball then consumes one of Makoto's buttons and abruptly transforms into an alien-like being named Gonjiro. Gonjiro possesses the incorporeal ability to shapeshift into anything to "fit" and assist with whatever trouble Makoto gets into. This leads to misadventures as Makoto becomes entangled with Gonjiro, who protects him from any "hairy" situations.

Animated series based on Cocone Corporation's mobile puzzle game app. Follow the adventures of the cat painter Vincent van Meowogh, who lives in a mansion in Paris with his eccentric friends. Help him find inspiration for his artwork by solving puzzle stages, buy back the furniture, and restore his home to its former glory.

Fourth season of Neko Neko Nihonshi.

Season 15 of GG Bond takes a more educational turn. This season is split into two arcs, each containing 52 episodes. GG Bond is busy cleaning fossils in the lab, which will later be displayed in a museum exhibit. He takes one fossil and turns it into a data coin compatible with his special jet. This coin lets him travel back in time to the creature the fossil came from—a T-Rex. GG Bond is thrilled to study dinosaurs up close and gather more accurate data for the coin, but he doesn't fully grasp how dangerous the situation is. He manages to escape this tight spot, though he still has plenty more dinosaurs to collect information on.

Seventh season of the Washimo series.

The story centers on everyday existence in central Japan's Gifu Prefecture, as experienced by Tatekayoko—a female resident who converses in the dialect of Gifu's Tounou area. The anime is scheduled to air on the Animal Gekijou program on Tokyo MX.

Second part of the first season of Bo & To's Family.