Spring 2020 Anime

After a slow yet eventful summer break, Shuchiin Academy's second semester is fully underway. As the calendar turns from August to September, Miyuki Shirogane's birthday draws near, placing Kaguya Shinomiya in a serious dilemma over how to mark the occasion. Meanwhile, the 67th student council's term is approaching its end. With council members now in separate classes, the precious time Kaguya and Miyuki can spend together will soon vanish, jeopardizing all their clever schemes. A grueling election that determines the next student council awaits, as various contenders vie for the presidency.

A tower exists that summons selected individuals, referred to as Regulars, with the promise of fulfilling their deepest desires. Whether those desires are wealth, fame, power, or something beyond all of that—everything awaits those who reach its summit. Twenty-Fifth Bam had spent his entire life knowing only a dark cave, a ragged cloth, and a distant, unreachable light. Then a girl named Rachel appeared to him through that light, and his whole world changed. They became close friends, and Rachel taught him many things about the world outside. But when she told him she had to leave to climb the Tower, his world fell apart. Vowing to pursue her no matter the cost, he fixed his gaze upon the Tower—and a miracle took place. This is how the journey of Bam begins: a boy not chosen by the Tower, but who opened its doors on his own. Such beings are called Irregulars—entities that have shaken the very foundations of the Tower every time they have entered it.

After Azami Nakiri and the former Elite Ten were defeated by Souma Yukihira, Erina Nakiri, and their allies, Tootsuki Culinary Academy has regained its former prestige. However, the students now face a massive hurdle in the BLUE, a renowned competition intended to propel aspiring chefs into the international arena. While Souma and his companions tackle new difficulties and powerful rivals, they aim to win the BLUE and face off against Asahi Saiba. Asahi, the shrewd head of Noir, an underground group of master chefs, bears a personal vendetta against Souma for having defeated both him and his father in a previous Shokugeki.

One year has elapsed since Tooru Honda started residing at the Souma house, during which time she has forged deeper bonds with Shigure, Kyou, and Yuki. She has also drawn nearer to the rest of the family, learning of their ancestral secret and assisting them with various personal struggles. Yet, as her connection to them strengthens, Tooru begins to suspect that this hidden truth is far darker than she initially believed. As summer arrives, Tooru is invited to spend her days with the Soumas, particularly Kyou and Yuki. Although she longs for a relaxed holiday, her close ties with the two boys and the family may lead to complications. As intimacy grows, their carefree moments are interrupted by lingering hardships and past emotions that resurface. The Eternal Banquet soon approaches, requiring the zodiac members to fulfill their duties under the watchful eye of the unsettling Akito Souma. With the banquet nearing and numerous emotions demanding resolution, Tooru must face the question of whether her life with the Soumas will stay tranquil or if she will become trapped in an inescapable predicament.

Shuuichi Kagaya seems like an ordinary high school student, but he harbors a strange secret: he can transform into a monster. Not knowing where his powers come from or what they are for, he tries his best to keep them a secret. During a fire, he shifts into his monster form to save a trapped girl, but in the chaos, he drops his phone. The next day, the girl he saved, Claire Aoki, finds him and accuses him of being a monster. After he denies it, she pushes him off the school roof to prove her suspicion. To avoid hitting the ground, Shuuichi transforms, giving Claire the chance to take a picture. She uses the photo to blackmail him into sharing what he knows about monsters, even though he does not know much. Claire has her own agenda: she is searching for her sister, who also transformed into a monster. She enlists Shuuichi’s help, but they are not the only ones looking for answers.

While most individuals would favor playing as the protagonist in an adventurous game or isekai setting, one girl finds herself in a much less fortunate position. Upon recovering her memories from a previous life, she discovers that she has been reincarnated into the world of Fortune Lover, a title she enjoyed in her past existence. The problem lies in the fact that she has taken the place of Catarina Claes, the game’s primary antagonist destined for ruin in every possible ending. Determined to break free from this tragic fate, she relies on her detailed knowledge of the story to alter her course. Yet, avoiding this inevitable doom proves difficult, as she must carefully steer clear of any death flags that could accelerate her downfall. Despite the challenges, she pushes forward to create changes that impact those around her, striving not as the beloved heroine, but as the villainess.

Daisuke Kanbe, a detective with immense wealth, is assigned to the Modern Crime Prevention Headquarters where he is paired with Haru Katou, an idealistic officer who prioritizes justice above all else. These two stand in stark contrast, leading to frequent moral conflicts. Haru strongly disapproves of Daisuke’s reliance on money to solve crimes, arguing that wealth is not the ultimate solution. Despite their differences, they must work together to uncover the truth behind the mysteries they encounter.

Historically, humans and Beastmen have been locked in conflict because Beastmen can transform using their genetic "Beast Factor," which forced them into hiding. Anima City was founded as a sanctuary where these oppressed individuals could live without human interference. However, during a festival celebrating the city's tenth anniversary, Michiru Kagemori—a human who recently turned into a tanuki—realizes the city is far from the utopia she expected. After an explosion in the town square, she is intercepted by Shirou Ogami, an invulnerable wolf who serves as the sworn protector of all Beastmen. Together, they hunt down those responsible for the attack and uncover that Michiru has strange abilities and a hidden past, raising the question of whether she might be the crucial missing link between humans and Beastmen.

Kakushi Gotou is a manga artist of moderate fame, known for producing content considered lewd. Because of this risqué material, he made a promise when his daughter Hime was born: he would never reveal his true occupation to her, convinced she would lose respect for him if she ever learned the truth. This obsessive fear drives Kakushi into frantic predicaments. Though raising Hime alone as a single father, he gives his all and frequently goes to absurd lengths to safeguard his secret—dressing up as a salaryman every morning or staging surprise drills in case Hime accidentally stumbles upon his workplace. Kakushigoto follows this father and daughter as they live side by side, trying to preserve their quiet everyday life while the father struggles to keep things unchanged. Yet as the old saying goes, "time reveals all secrets." Eventually, Hime must come to terms with the truth behind the things she had always taken for granted as she grows older.

Rikuo Uozumi has largely given up on a promising future, drifting through a dead-end job at a convenience store in Tokyo after finishing college. His dull routine gets shaken up when the eccentric Haru Nonaka bursts into his life, frequently stopping by his workplace to strike up a friendship. When Rikuo finds out that Shinako Morinome, a former college friend and the object of his affection, has returned to the area, he tries to reignite their connection. But Rikuo is unaware that Shinako is weighed down by painful memories from her past that prevent her from reciprocating his feelings. Meanwhile, as Haru gradually reveals herself to Rikuo, he realizes that she, like him, is living alone and yearns to break out of her comfort zone into an uncertain tomorrow. The past lingers stubbornly in the mind, and the future stays just out of reach. At a crossroads where their lives intertwine, these three individuals come to understand what it means to release the emotions of yesterday and welcome the changes that a new day brings.

A man named Yuuki awakens in the continent of Astraea with no memories except his own name. An elf named Kokkoro finds him and introduces herself as his guide through the world they are about to explore. With Kokkoro's help, Yuuki learns how the world functions, from fighting monsters to using currency. To fund their travels, Yuuki and Kokkoro visit a nearby guild association to take on a simple quest. During their journey, they encounter Pecorine, a charming yet gluttonous girl who is skilled in battle. The following day, they also meet Karyl, a cat girl who specializes in magic. Over time, a bond of friendship and camaraderie forms among the four, and they decide to establish their own guild. As they continue their adventures, they explore the world, meet new people, and may eventually uncover the mysteries behind Yuuki's lost memories.

A 25-year-old man named Shingo Ichinomiya wakes up in a different world, finding himself inside the body of a six-year-old. Still carrying the memories of his stressful job at a large corporation, Shingo discovers that the person he now inhabits is Wendelin Von Benno Baumeister, the eighth son of a destitute noble household living in the countryside. Faced with this strange predicament, Wendelin sets out to better his financial and social position. His recently uncovered immense magical potential might be the key to achieving that goal.

Myne discovers that the Holy Church requires mana for their relics and sees this as an opportunity to cure her life-threatening mana disorder. After glimpsing their extensive library, she eagerly throws herself into the Church's embrace and pleads to join their order. In return for her service and unusually abundant mana supply, Myne receives the blue robes of a noble-born apprentice priestess—despite being a commoner. For Myne, all this talk of mana and nobility is insignificant, as she now has unlimited access to books! As Myne moves into the next stage of her life in this new world, she quickly realizes that achieving her dream has come at a severe price. Noble society is harsh, unforgiving, and driven by politics and neglect. She must confront the class divide between noble-born blue robes and common-born grey robes, the High Priest's attempts to remove her, and ongoing behavioral problems with her new retainers. With support from her family, friends, and the mysterious Head Priest—whose loyalties and intentions remain unclear—Myne strives to overcome these challenges and continue her journey toward becoming her ideal self: the ultimate librarian!

In the 16th century, the city of Florence flourishes with cultural and creative revival during the Renaissance. Arte, a noble-born young woman, dreams of becoming an artist and contributing to this rebirth of civilization. However, after her father's death, she loses the only person who believed in her passion for art. Now expected to marry a nobleman and live as a refined housewife without disgracing her family name, the headstrong Arte refuses to accept her fate and steps into the streets searching for a master artisan who will take her on as an apprentice. In her quest for a mentor, Arte confronts harsh reality when she is completely rejected for being a female artist. No one believes women are capable of fine craftsmanship, so none are willing to accept her. Fortunately, a renowned artisan named Leo is persuaded to take her as his disciple, since he has none anyway. And so Arte’s new life begins, far from the comfort of her noble upbringing. As an apprentice, she must earn her keep while tackling various challenges on the difficult path to becoming a full-fledged master artisan.

Appare Sorrano, a socially awkward inventor living in a small Japanese village during the late 1800s, has always dreamed big. Fascinated since childhood by steamships that link people across vast distances, he has built various machines from scientific texts, aiming to sail across the sea, beyond the sky, and all the way to the far side of the moon. However, a series of mishaps leaves Appare stranded in the ocean aboard his tiny steamship. Drifting beside him is Kosame Ishikki, a skilled yet cowardly samurai assigned to keep Appare’s eccentricity in check. Just as they lose hope, a large steamship rescues them and brings them to Los Angeles. With no money or plans, they decide to enter the "Trans-America Wild Race." This gives Appare a chance to build his own car, and Kosame a shot at winning the cash prize to return home. But with fierce rival racers and unknown dangers lurking in the wilderness, how far will this adventure truly take Appare and Kosame?

After the successful Sanyou campaign, the Qin army—including 1,000-Man Commander Xin—moves closer to realizing King Ying Zheng's ambition to unify China. With a key foothold in the state of Wei now secured, Qin directs its focus eastward toward the remaining warring states. Meanwhile, Li Mu, a brilliant strategist and newly appointed prime minister of Zhao, exploits the temporary ceasefire between Zhao and Qin to negotiate with the other states without interference. Suddenly, Ying Zheng receives word that armies from Chu, Zhao, Wei, Han, Yan, and Qi have invaded Qin territory. Realizing too late the true intent behind Li Mu's truce, Zheng hastily convenes his advisors to formulate a response to the six-state coalition at their borders. For the first time, the state of Qin faces total annihilation and must deploy every resource and tactic to avoid being erased from existence.

Ordinary boy Kagami Kazuya's life is completely turned around when he meets Kiriha, a beautiful tsukumogami. As a Taboo Child who naturally attracts supernatural beings, he is commanded by the land's god, Kukuri, to become an exorcist and vanquish these malevolent forces. Thus, he and Kiriha engage in battle. To gather intelligence about these supernatural entities, Kazuya and his friends establish a counselor's club at school. However, beneath the ordinary-seeming problems he listens to, he discovers a large-scale conspiracy targeting Kukuri... Beyond the sadistic yet beautiful tsukumogami Kiriha, this situation draws other girls to Kazuya, who also join the fight!

Two kingdoms exist in this world: the Kingdom of White, floating in the heavens under Queen Iris's rule, and the Kingdom of Black, set on barren land below, governed by the King of Darkness. Recently, evil forces have grown immensely powerful, endangering the entire world. As the primary representative of Light, Iris is responsible for preserving global balance and combating the darkness within her realm. In the Kingdom of Black, rampaging monsters destroy a boy's village, leaving him the only survivor. As he despairs helplessly, an armored man named Skeer notices him and offers comfort. Skeer soon recognizes the boy's potential to alter the kingdom's current order, making him his heir before dying. The boy then pledges to become the Prince of Darkness—the one who will supplant the King—in order to steer the world back onto its correct course. As Iris and the Prince of Darkness each confront the approaching calamity in their own distinct ways, their paths are destined to cross, and their connection may ultimately decide the world's fate.

Minare Koda works as a restaurant employee and has just gone through a painful breakup. One night, drunk and heartbroken, she vents her frustrations to a random stranger—Kanetsugu Matou, the director of a radio station in Sapporo, Hokkaido. The following day at her job, Minare is horrified to hear a recording of her drunken rant being broadcast on the radio. Panicked, she rushes to the station to stop it. In the confrontation with Matou, a series of events leads to her delivering an unplanned live talk, explaining her fierce, inebriated remarks. With her energetic voice, she speaks smoothly without hesitation, and Matou recognizes this as raw talent. Under Matou’s guidance, Minare quickly becomes a late-night talk show host, covering amusing stories set in Sapporo, all while juggling her day job and personal life to get by.

After moving to a peaceful coastal town, Hina Tsurugi hopes to enjoy the scenery by the ocean. She meets Yuuki Kuroiwa, an older student at her new school, who invites Hina to go fishing. When Hina catches an octopus that lands on her, she panics because she is afraid of bugs and large creatures, begging Yuuki to remove it. Yuuki uses this situation to pressure Hina into joining the school's Breakwater Club, where members gather, catch, and eat various marine life as their main activity. Despite her failed attempts to decline membership, Hina gradually discovers the hidden enjoyment of fishing. Her perspective on the sport shifts, and she begins to look forward to the delightful experiences she can share with her fellow club members.

In a reality where music has vanished, a young boy crosses paths with Myuu, an enigmatic girl harboring an audio input jack within her. Together, they delve into the legacy of rock music and set off on a remarkable adventure.

By 2020, technology permeates every aspect of life, linking all digital devices worldwide through a single data network. Unbeknownst to humanity, this network has become the habitat for beings called Digimon. Taichi Yagami, a fifth-grader getting ready for summer camp, witnesses strange phenomena in Tokyo as electronic systems malfunction. After finding his mother and sister trapped on a runaway train, he heads to the station and is suddenly transported to another world. There, he encounters Agumon, a creature who already knows his name, and receives a Digivice that connects him to the undigitized realm. Taichi realizes he is in the Network, where virus-like Digimon are attacking the infrastructure supporting Tokyo’s electronics. Taichi and Agumon must stop these cyberattacks to prevent mischievous Digimon from threatening the entire world.

A mysterious figure known as the Alchemist has reincarnated renowned literary figures from throughout history, binding their souls within a vast library. Tasked by this unseen entity, these writers must dive into books to cleanse pages corrupted by monsters called Taints. During their journey, they are also charged with rescuing and recruiting other authors who remain trapped inside the very narratives they created. While some retain aspects of their former identities in their new, powerful forms, others grapple with fading memories of their pasts and their own works. Despite the seemingly endless nature of this grand mission, they stay dedicated to their cause, driven by the desire to uncover the secrets behind their shared resurrection and resolve the lingering questions that have haunted their previous lives.

Summoned by the gothic-looking Yurine Hanazono, the demon Jashin-chan finds herself unable to return to the demon world because the summoning grimoire lacks the necessary spell for going back. In an attempt to break free from her earthly confinement, Jashin-chan turns to violence. But this proves far easier said than done, as Yurine is no pushover. She possesses immense physical strength and uses it to dismantle Jashin-chan in countless gruesome ways—shoving her arm into a blender, strewing her intestines around the room, or even cooking her. While such acts would be fatal to anyone without regenerative abilities, Jashin-chan hardly deserves better treatment. Stuck together, Yurine allows Jashin-chan to stay in her apartment in exchange for doing chores, and their cohabitation frequently leads to situations where Jashin-chan ends up in pieces.

In the distant past, a goddess descended from the heavens to bless the barren land of Gatepia, causing massive gates to emerge that lead to dungeons rich in kirakuri, crystals holding the vital energy required to sustain the world. This discovery gave rise to numerous adventurer companies dedicated to harvesting these resources. After his father vanished within one of Gatepia’s largest gates, Minato is persuaded by his childhood friend Yutoria to take over as president of his father’s treasure-hunting firm, the Kibou Company. Though hesitant, he accepts the role and joins his colleagues: the priest Makoto, the soldier Akari, and the accountant Guide. As Minato settles into his new position, he and his team work together to complete various missions and handle daily tasks to ensure the survival of their small enterprise, all while gradually revealing the secrets behind the former leader’s abrupt disappearance.

Following their performance at the Black or White event, idol group IDOLiSH7 has reached the peak of their popularity, with offers for concerts and other work arriving daily, bringing joy to the seven members and their manager. However, as their fame grows, Riku Nanase's health begins to decline under the strain of the demanding schedule. With the renowned idol duo Re:vale taking an interest in the group and the reopening event of the Zero Arena on the horizon, IDOLiSH7: Second Beat follows IDOLiSH7 as they strive to adapt to the difficulties of idol life and confront their personal struggles, all while continuing to meet the expectations of their beloved fans.

Since childhood, Yomi Takeda and Tamaki Yamazaki have shared a deep love for baseball. They would play catch whenever they had the chance, and during those moments, Yomi realized she had a special ability to throw the ball in a way that seemed almost magical. The two girls made a promise to continue playing baseball even as they grew older, but soon after, they were separated. In the following years, Tamaki developed into a talented catcher, whereas Yomi, despite her natural pitching gift, struggled to advance in the sport. Choosing to give up on her passion, Yomi begins her first year at Shin Koshigaya High School. She tries her best to stay away from anything related to baseball, but she soon encounters the twins Yoshino and Ibuki Kawaguchi, both of whom are passionate about the game. Furthermore, she unexpectedly runs into Tamaki, and just like in the old days, they decide to play catch—rekindling Yomi's desire to pitch. Now reunited, Yomi and Tamaki aim to keep the promise they made as children. Together with Yoshino and Ibuki, they work to bring back their school's baseball team, which has been inactive. More players eventually join until their roster is full, and the newly formed girls' baseball team of Shin Koshigaya sets its sights on nothing less than winning the national championships.

After a night of heavy drinking, Kaede wakes up to discover she brought home a dinosaur. The two begin cohabiting as an unlikely duo: a stereotypical gal and a silent dinosaur navigating their everyday routines. Though far from a skilled paleontologist, Kaede gradually learns more about her prehistoric roommate through a series of comedic situations and misadventures.

On the 12th floor of the Asakusa Juunikai building, a ghost was reported. A newspaper article about the appearance brought together Takuboku Ishikawa—who runs a private detective agency to support his family—and his assistant Kyosuke Kindaichi to look into the matter.

After overcoming the internal struggles he faced earlier, Daigo Shigeno keeps playing baseball and becomes the captain of Fuurin Private Academy Middle School's baseball team. Together with Mutsuko Sakura, his elementary school classmate, he hopes to lead the squad to success. But due to unforeseen circumstances, the Fuurin baseball team ends up with only six members: Daigo, Mutsuko, Yayoi Sawa, Tao Sagara, Seira Kandori, and Hiromu Tanba. With a lineup that is mostly female and short on experience, the team finds it difficult to earn the confidence and trust of new recruits—Akira Nishina, Anita Kabashima, and Chisato Fujii. Confronted by obstacles like the absence of a real coach, troublesome newcomers, and a shortage of players, Daigo's determination is tested as he works to unite the team in time for their first tournament.

In 1941, a year after Sotetsu Genan's defeat, Imperial Combat Revue Flower Division captain Seijuurou Kamiyama leaves Tokyo on a secret mission, with Sakura Amamiya taking temporary charge. After an incident in Europe, Kamiyama brings a young Russian girl named Klara M. Ruzhkova and places her under the Flower Division's protection. Moscow Combat Revue captain Valery Kaminski is dispatched to Tokyo to take Klara back, forcing the Flower Division to prevent him.

In the expanding realm of Duel Monsters, duels grow more intricate as players climb the ranks and refine their abilities. Strict adherence to established rules and learned tactics is the traditional path to becoming a powerful duelist. Yet Yuuga Oudou, an elementary school student passionate about inventions and exploring new possibilities, views this conventional approach as predictable and rigid, finding it utterly boring. He seeks to forge a fresh path in dueling through his innovative creation, Rush Duels. His ambition draws the notice of Tatsuhisa Kamijou, another elementary schooler, who takes Yuuga to a secret location to test the potential of this new system. Driven by the desire to replace the existing standard and break away from tradition, Yuuga opens the door to his true objective: restoring excitement to the game of dueling.

A vase painter in Ancient Greece, Demetrios is often criticized for his inability to stay calm and act decisively during emergencies. One day, lightning strikes him and sends him to Tokyo in 1964, the year Japan first hosted the Summer Olympics. Taken in by a family that simply dismisses him as an odd foreigner, Demetrios finds himself bringing back knowledge from the modern world each time he is zapped by lightning and returns to his own era. Through constant trips between the two periods, he learns to gain the respect of his fellow villagers and develop self-confidence—all in time to become stronger, organize his own Olympic games back home, and take part in them.

While heading to school, Hiiro Ryuugasaki hears an odd voice coming from his storage shed. When he looks around, he discovers a smartphone with the popular digital card game "Shadowverse" already installed. Believing that his grandfather has finally bought him a smartphone after countless requests, Hiiro doesn't think much of it. Later that same day, Hiiro learns something troubling about his classmate, Mimori Amamiya. She has become the latest victim of Takuma Kibakura, a fellow Shadowverse player who takes his opponents' phones after winning matches. Resolved to get back Mimori's smartphone, Hiiro steps into a thrilling new world filled with intense matches and fierce Shadowverse opponents—including the powerful Lucia Yonazuki.

A certain thrill from a live festival he attended as a child has stayed with Ren Nanahoshi, and he has been chasing that feeling ever since. Now a first-year university student, he stays away from making friends and practices singing alone, still hoping to recapture that adrenaline rush. A chance meeting at a karaoke box brings him together with Yuuto Goryou and Wataru Matoba—both are impressed by his voice and have been looking for bandmates. They want Nanahoshi to become their vocalist. Nanahoshi initially turns down their repeated invitations but changes his mind after watching them perform live and joining in on stage. With the carefree Rio Kikyou and passionate Banri Shiroishi also on board, the five boys form "Argonavis" and aim to headline the Destiny Rock Festival. As they start working together as a band, they confront the various challenges and hardships that come with chasing stardom.

The narrative kicks off when a middle school girl named Yume observes something descending from the sky and encounters a pale violet kitten called Mew. This kitten possesses a power referred to as "Yume Synchro" (Dream Synchro), allowing one to enter dreams. Within this dream realm, Yume and Mew work together to gather Dream Stones.

A narrative centered on a handsome yet somewhat troubled elderly man who acts foolish to make his wife's heart skip a beat. It follows a couple marking their 50th wedding anniversary, still fostering a fresh romance. This is a chronicle of their everyday life, filled with pure bliss, that you could watch endlessly.

Set in Riyadh in 2050, the wise elder Asma uses her enchanting tales to transport her beloved grandchildren to legendary eras. Through these captivating stories, the children discover that the wisdom and trials passed down through generations are more than enough to overcome the challenges of their modern world.

After the Vanguard High School Koshien ends, Kouji Ibuki starts experiencing fresh nightmares. Nome Tatsunagi has Suiko summon him to a mansion, where they discover he can see a Dark Tower named Sanctuary. This structure is warping history across timelines, and the only way to fix it is for Kouji to rectify a mistake he is destined to make in the future. Consequently, Kouji and Suiko must journey through the parallel world -if- while observing Magical Girls Emi Sendou and Shuka summoning Vanguard units to aid in restoring history. Unfortunately, their assistance is limited, as engaging in Cardfight against actual monsters proves largely ineffective.

Second season of Bakugan: Battle Planet.

Third season of Kiratto Pri☆chan.

Holy Girls Square Academy is a school that trains students to become professional star performers. This story follows those students as they work toward competing in the academy's major annual event, the Girls' Arena.

Second season of Watanuki-san Chi no.

Earth Energy is a naturally occurring force produced by the planet's rotation. A mysterious alien invader called Dark Spinner has arrived from space to steal this Earth Energy and convert it into Dark Energy. The only ones capable of opposing them are twin brothers Raiga and Kuga, who battle alongside the Earth defense team Earth Granner. Can they succeed in protecting the planet?

Third season of TV Yarou Nanaana.

Half a century after the conclusion of the original Hakushon Daimaou series, Akubi is undergoing training to assume the role of queen. Her path crosses with Kantarou Yodama, the grandson of Kan-chan, the original owner of the genie bottle. As the pair undertakes various tasks in the human world, they come to understand the significance of pursuing a dream.

This comedy anime is set in a school for youkai and other supernatural creatures. Rakuru, a vampire who transfers from the West, becomes the class representative and attempts to transform the school.

Spin-off of Micchiri Neko.

A slapstick comedy series created for young kids revolves around Zombie-kun, a zombie child, and his everyday encounters with the world around him. The show is not meant to be frightening at all; instead, it highlights the hilarious and odd things Zombie-kun can do with his body, as well as his nonsensical behavior. For instance, he might pull out his stomach, blow it up like a balloon, and use it as a pillow, or if he gets wet, he can remove his limbs, wring them out like towels, and stick them back on with a glue stick. Everything is presented in a cute, cartoonish style so it never becomes too gory for children.

In a world where only the mightiest may rule, ancient alchemy threatens to tear a hole in the universe itself, while the flaming sword of heaven aims to bring the cycle of lives to an end. The rulers of thousands of realms are slain by a single individual with the bloodline of Titan. Qin Nan, the chosen one, has trained in an invincible martial art and set out on the road to eternity, defeating countless geniuses and dominating the heavens.

Catch! Teenieping centers on mischievous creatures called Teenieping that enjoy entering people's minds, but their playful antics and magical abilities often cause chaos in their hosts' lives. After the Teenieping are unleashed on Earth, Princess Romi of the Emotion Kingdom is forced to live as an ordinary girl and transform into a magical girl to capture them, while juggling her new everyday existence as an employee at Bakery Heartrose alongside her coworkers Ian, Kyle, and Jun.

Set on the island of Mobile Land, this anime portrays different vehicles as characters. The protagonist, Car-kun, comes to the island working as a delivery driver. During his deliveries, he becomes acquainted with the local inhabitants, always following traffic regulations, though his tasks are constantly interrupted by the interfering Sabibi.

Fifth season of Neko Neko Nihonshi.

Chashin has been chosen by the legendary choicar "Stormbone" to be the strongest racer and will introduce a fresh take on bite racing. Bite racing is an innovative racing game where two cars pursue each other in a match without ever making contact with a rail. The rail-free movement along the track delivers a more lifelike racing experience. Various super car types—such as speed type, balance type, and power type—create distinct races on three track varieties: crash track, line track, and outdoor race.

Second season of Mukashi Keibanashi.

The 2018 LINE sticker set Poccolies has spurred a series of anime shorts. The sticker set's story follows Patsuhiko, an upbeat and sincere boy living on Pokkori Island, accompanied by the cunning and inscrutable Ham, and Kangaroo, a dependable older brother figure. The sticker set documents their daily routines.

Koyan, the Origami Ninja, traveled from his home planet Origamio to Earth in search of the magical stone known as "Hapiton," which has the power to bring happiness to people. Along the way, his childhood friend Namin and a new friend named Lublin join him. One day, a villain named Evilrun appears. Evilrun has a black hole in her stomach and tries to suck up anything in her path. Whenever something happens, Evilrun gets in the way of Koyan and his friends. However, what Evilrun's true goal is remains a mystery...

Fourth season of Oshiri Tantei.