Spring 2025 Anime

A squid-like alien called a Happian leaves his home planet with the intention of spreading happiness throughout the universe. Upon arriving on Earth, he nearly ends up captured by humans, but is rescued by a serious young girl named Shizuka Kuze. She feeds him and gives him the name Takopii. Feeling grateful, Takopii vows to do everything he can to make her smile. This task proves much harder than anticipated. Shizuka is tormented by her classmates, has no father, and her mother is rarely at home—though the innocent Takopii does not fully understand how serious these problems are. Still, Shizuka has one source of joy: her dog Chappy. The connection between Shizuka and Chappy only fuels Takopii's resolve to bring a smile to her face. Though Takopii's attempts to cheer Shizuka lead to unforeseen consequences, he is determined to take control with his own tentacles, test his understanding of humans, and accomplish his mission of spreading happiness.

After completing Benimaru Shinmon's brutal training, Shinra Kusakabe and Arthur Boyle head back to Special Fire Force Company 8. But there's no chance to rest—Captain Akitaru Oubi gets taken into custody by the military police, who are now under the control of the White-Clad cult. Meanwhile, Haumea, a White-Clad member and one of the eight pillars carrying the Adolla Burst, has successfully brainwashed the Tokyo Empire's leadership and embedded herself within the firefighting system. Because of this, when Shinra and the rest of Company 8 carry out a rescue operation to free their captain and ultimately set Tokyo free, they are labeled as rebels.

In a world where trust from people creates heroes, the most trusted hero is known as "X." Trust can be quantified as data, and everyone's trust points are displayed on their wrist. With enough trust points, even ordinary individuals can gain superpowers and become superheroes who protect the world. Yet, because trust values constantly shift, the path of a hero is always full of uncertainty.

In 2048, Dr. Deniz Skinner, a scientific prodigy ranked second only to Einstein, developed the groundbreaking painkiller Hapna. It was cheap and reported no side effects, so the drug became widely adopted, even though Skinner himself vanished without a trace one year after its release. Everyone basked in the relief and ecstasy Hapna brought, but their joy came crashing down. Now in 2052, Skinner resurfaces with a horrifying reveal: Hapna was engineered to transform into a lethal poison, killing every person who consumed it. He insists he possesses a cure but will only hand it over if physically located within 30 days. Axel Gilberto, a rebellious youth serving an 888-year sentence in a maximum-security prison, is reluctantly recruited by a group calling themselves Lazarus. Made up of eccentric outcasts, the group has a single goal—to find Skinner. With no way out and their lives at stake, Lazarus begins the search for Skinner before the deadline for humanity’s end expires.

After joining Furin High School—where the students call themselves Bofurin and protect the town of Makochi—Haruka Sakura initially doubted everyone, but he has since made new friends. Now learning to fight alongside his classmates and slowly moving past his solitary nature, Sakura has become the first-year grade captain. Sakura’s abilities are tested when he and his classmates confront KEEL, a delinquent group infamous for its brutal violence and coercion. Though KEEL at first seems like just another rowdy gang, their sudden emergence and overwhelming numbers may conceal a more sinister threat. With the odds stacked against the Bofurin members, Sakura must accept that acknowledging his own weaknesses and seeking help from his upperclassmen are essential to keeping the peace in Makochi.

In ancient times, certain witches wed their familiars after they assumed human forms, creating a lineage of ogres. One such ogre is Morihito Otogi, who looks entirely human but carries the superhuman strength of that heritage. Nico Wakatsuki is a young witch and Morihito’s childhood friend, but as part of her training, she had to journey to the Witches’ Holy Land to study, separating from Morihito. Years later, just before Morihito begins his first year of high school, Nico returns home with one objective: to make him her familiar. While most witches pick a cat or a bat, Nico has her sights set on Morihito for reasons beyond the magical. Though he seems unaware of her deeper feelings, Morihito and Nico start living together under one roof with both of his parents away. Initially hesitant, Morihito eventually accepts his new duty, resolved to help Nico smoothly readjust to human society and shield her from a destined catastrophe.

In a steam-powered Victorian era filled with dreadnoughts and occult terrors, Zhou Mingrui finds himself reborn as Klein Moretti. He treads a precarious line between light and shadow, caught up in the conflicts of warring Churches. This is the tale of boundless potential...and unimaginable peril.

This tale centers on Grey, the most powerful monarch in recorded history. Despite his immense strength, riches, and renown, he has no one at his side—and he places trust in nobody. When Grey unexpectedly dies, he is reborn as a helpless baby named Arthur in a realm of magic. With a caring family and friends surrounding him, Arthur discovers pleasures in this new existence that were absent from his former one. But while traveling, his family falls victim to a bandit assault... And so his second life commences, brimming with affection and excitement!

For two decades, Beryl Gardenant has served as the master of his father’s sword-fighting dojo in a remote village, training a wide array of pupils. Many of his students have risen to become remarkable swordsmen, yet Beryl remains modest, often calling himself an old man. His former disciples disagree—especially Allucia Citrus, who completed his training over ten years ago and now commands the Royal Order of Knights. Wanting the world to recognize her beloved teacher’s true skill, Allucia recommends him to her superiors, resulting in Beryl’s appointment as a special instructor for the Order by imperial decree. She personally delivers the news, though Beryl remains unaware of her hidden intentions. Pressured by his aging parents, he reluctantly accepts the position and relocates to the capital. There, he encounters other past students, including Surena Lysandra, a black-rank adventurer, and Ficelle Harbeller, a prominent member of the Magic Corps. Soon, rumors spread that even the mightiest warriors cannot match the “old man” from the countryside.

In a society where superpowered Quirks are the norm, college student Kouichi Haimawari dreams of becoming a hero like the ones he looks up to. However, he quickly realizes that his sliding ability—which grants him roughly the speed of a bicycle—can only take him so far. Drawn to work outside the law, he takes on simple local tasks that licensed heroes and the police cannot handle. But a chance meeting with two misfits changes everything: a hotheaded vigilante known as Knuckleduster and the viral internet star Pop☆Step give Kouichi the opportunity he has always craved. When a dangerous new drug that enhances Quirks turns ordinary citizens into instant villains, Kouichi joins them in their mission to stop its spread. As the chaotic trio digs into the case, they work to bring down wrongdoers that slip through the cracks of the legal system.

In the Kingdom of Herzeth, healers play an essential role, but obtaining an official license requires years of study. Growing up poor, a pragmatic young man named Zenos taught himself everything about healing through sheer determination. As an exceptional healer, he was recruited by an adventurer party but was eventually expelled. When he meets and assists an elf slave named Lily, Zenos discovers a new purpose: opening a clandestine clinic to serve those who are otherwise abandoned. Zenos begins his underground practice with Lily, but soon finds himself embroiled in a conflict between lizardmen, werewolves, and orcs. Using his healing abilities, he quickly resolves the strife and unites the races. However, when the royal knights catch wind of his recent feats and are displeased, Zenos must find a way to continue his work without betraying his principles.

With its flickering streetlights, moldy back alleys, and bustling inhabitants, the Second Kowloon Walled City—despite the decay of its already-demolished predecessor—evokes a unique nostalgia that its residents find charming. Within the confines of this fading yet cherished environment lives Reiko Kujirai, a 32-year-old real estate agent deeply in love with her colleague, Hajime Kudou, who is two years younger. Although they have their disagreements, the two get along well enough to share the pleasures of the walled city together. But everything begins to unravel when Kudou, half-asleep, suddenly kisses Kujirai—apparently returning the feelings she has not yet confessed. However, when Kudou explains that he mistook her for someone else, Kujirai is drawn into a chain of events that lead her to a past she cannot recall.

Yuu Natsume first met Himari Inuzuka during middle school when he was trying to sell his accessories crafted from preserved flowers. After he shared his dream of opening a shop for his creations, Himari decided to support him. Now in their second year of high school, Yuu sells his accessories online, thanks to Himari modeling and promoting them. As his best friend, Himari declares that if his dream hasn't come true by the time they turn thirty, she will marry him herself. Later, Yuu encounters Rin Enomoto, a girl wearing one of his earliest designs. Yuu and Rin knew each other as children years ago, and she was his first love. Himari encourages them to get closer, hoping to help Yuu overcome his creative block and find a wife in the process. For the first time, someone else appreciates Yuu's talent and wants to be his friend. However, as Rin and Yuu grow closer, Himari struggles to control her feelings for her best friend.

The mild-mannered Koushi Shirota is completely shocked when he sees the flawless student council president, Takane Takamine, brazenly remove her panties in front of the entire class after receiving an unusual test score of 98%. Even stranger, the imperfect score instantly becomes a perfect 100% right before his eyes. Wanting to confirm that what he saw wasn't just a hallucination, he confronts her about it. Seemingly unfazed, Takamine reveals to him that she possesses an ability called Eternal Virgin Road, which allows her to undo any mistake she makes by removing a piece of underwear, thereby maintaining her prodigious facade. With Shirota being the only one who knows the truth, Takamine forces him to become her closet—a carrier of spare panties—so that she can use Eternal Virgin Road as many times as she wants. With his already weak will constantly being tested, Shirota's life is turned upside down as he finds himself uncomfortably close to the unpredictable student council president.

Three centuries ago, the newly reincarnated Azusa Aizawa had decided to spend her existence in eternal tranquility. At that time, she never imagined she would reach level 99 by merely defeating slimes, let alone become the continent's most powerful entity. Yet because of her strength and compassion, numerous girls from various walks of life—such as the dragon Laika, the elf Halkara, the demon queen Pecora, and even the slime girls Falfa and Shalsha, who have taken human form—are all attracted to her. As her circle of companions continues to expand, Azusa's leisurely adventures are far from finished—and with even more girls arriving at her doorstep, her already pleasant life promises to become even more lively!

The Shiunji family, known for their wealth and status, is made up of seven siblings: Banri, Seiha, Ouka, Arata, Shion, Minami, and Kotono. Arata, the designated heir, is often teased by his sisters for his lack of romantic success. But everything changes on Kotono's 15th birthday, when the siblings uncover a startling, long-concealed truth—every one of them was adopted. The siblings unanimously decide to keep their family dynamic unchanged. However, this agreement quickly unravels as each sister starts making advances on Arata that go far beyond sibling affection. Arata, who values his family bonds above all else, must find a way to preserve their precious connection and ensure the Shiunji family remains exactly as it has always been.

Jinta and Suzune fled their home as children and were taken in by Motoharu, the righteous sentinel of Kadono Village, and his daughter Shirayuki. The village was governed by its shrine maiden, Itsukihime, whom only a select few could approach. After Itsukihime died, Shirayuki was chosen to replace her. Wanting to remain close to her, Jinta worked hard for years and eventually became the next sentinel. As the village's protector, Jinta's duty is to eliminate any threats. One day, he encounters a demon in a nearby forest. After the battle, the demon declares itself the destined ruler of all demonkind and attaches its severed arm to Jinta, transforming him into an ageless demon man. When Jinta regains consciousness, Kadono is burning. Suzune has become the demon foretold in a prophecy, and due to a series of misunderstandings, she kills Shirayuki and escapes. Devastated, Jinta cannot forgive Suzune for her actions and sets out on a journey to find her. As he travels across Japan through different eras, he strives to protect as many people as possible from hostile demons. In his quiet moments, he ponders what he will do when he finally faces his childhood friend again.

In Tokyo, elite horse girls and rising prodigies dominate the national racing scene. Rookie trainer Jou Kitahara arrives with big dreams but modest hopes, never expecting to find hidden talent in the quiet town of Kasamatsu—until he encounters an ash-gray-haired girl with a wild, unrefined running style. Oguri Cap spent her childhood hindered by weak knees, enduring pain just to stand. Through sheer determination, she overcame her limitations and discovered freedom in the very activity that once seemed unattainable: running. While other horse girls in Kasamatsu strive for victory and recognition, Oguri runs without purpose, motivated solely by the joy of movement. Fujimasa March, a rising regional star, commands respect through her discipline, skill, and fierce determination. For her, running is a point of pride. However, when a school-organized race pits her against Oguri's raw, untamed stride, March's self-assurance begins to erode. In turn, something within Oguri changes after competing with March. For the first time, a flicker of ambition awakens in her—a longing to win that will carry her beyond her small hometown toward the grand stages that await.

Kind fifteen-year-old Kurt Rockhans lacks any real combat talent but is a member of the well-known party Flaming Dragon Fang. He is content serving as the group's helper—until his fellow adventurers expel him and bring in a stronger replacement. With no means to support himself, Kurt begins looking for work. Because his lack of fighting skill limits his job options, Kurt willingly accepts whatever tasks come his way. During one such assignment, he meets Yulishia, an adventurer previously employed by the royal family. Impressed by Kurt's outstanding work, Yulishia discovers that the boy is far from ordinary: Kurt possesses remarkably high aptitude across numerous non-combat areas. Because of these talents, a court official instructs Yulishia to offer Kurt a prestigious position within the kingdom that would let him live peacefully for the rest of his life. When Yulishia tells Kurt about this potential rank, he dismisses the offer, refusing to consider himself superior to others. Still unaware of his true capabilities, Kurt continues taking on as many odd jobs as possible—which might make him a crucial asset to the kingdom before he even realizes it.

In his previous existence, Liam lived an upright and principled life—only to end up drowning in debt and betrayed by his spouse. After being reborn into the noble lineage of a colossal star-spanning empire, he understands that the world is split between the oppressed and those who crush them. So this time, he intends to seize whatever he desires and live solely for himself. Yet things stubbornly refuse to go as planned. No matter how hard he tries to be a despotic ruler, Liam's choices keep resulting in nothing but harmony and wealth for the empire under his control, and his popularity only continues to soar.

In the kingdom of Girtonia, the Adenauer family has produced saints for generations. The current generation consists of two sisters who protect the land from monsters and disasters. The elder sister, Philia, is hailed as a prodigy who resolves any crisis swiftly. The younger sister, Mia, while not as exceptional as Philia, has won over the entire kingdom with her warm and endearing nature. Despite their vast differences, Philia and Mia share an unbreakable bond. Unfortunately, Mia is the only one who truly cares about Philia. Because of Philia's emotionless face and distant manner, her parents constantly reprimand her, and the citizens complain about her. Furthermore, Julius Girtonia, the second prince and Philia's fiancé, would prefer a more sociable bride. As a result, he breaks off the engagement and sells Philia to the neighboring kingdom of Parnacorta, which has recently lost its own saint. With no choice in the matter, Philia departs at once to serve Parnacorta. As an outsider, she expects to be treated no better than she was in Girtonia. But contrary to her fears, Philia may have finally found a place where she can meet people worth smiling for.

Since the quiet and timid Reina Aharen started high school, she has made new friends and begun dating her classmate Raidou. As they enter their second year, things appear to be going smoothly, with the two once again seated next to each other. Shortly after, a transfer student named Riku Tamanaha joins their class. Unbeknownst to Reina, this outgoing and stylish girl is actually a childhood friend she was separated from years ago. With Raidou's support, Reina is able to revive their friendship. Despite growing closer, Raidou and Reina still struggle to communicate due to his overactive imagination and her difficulty expressing herself. Nevertheless, the eccentric couple continues to brighten the lives of those around them as they fully enjoy each other's company.

After infiltrating the Ranger Force disguised as Hibiki Sakurama, Sentouin D is closer than ever to defeating the heroic Dragon Keepers. While planning his optimal position within the organization, he learns he has been assigned to the Green Squadron, which primarily hunts down and eliminates long-lost boss monsters. Joined by fellow new recruit Angel Usukubo, their senior Kanon Hisui, and a mysterious informant named Chidori, Sentouin D’s first mission involves investigating suspicious activity at an abandoned school frequented by delinquents. During their probe, the group falls into a trap and realizes a boss monster is orchestrating events. Sentouin D must find a way to escape with the others if he hopes to continue pursuing his ultimate ambition—creating a world free from both boss monsters and the Dragon Keepers.

Oushin Girls' Academy is a prestigious school reserved exclusively for wealthy young ladies. Only a select few students excel enough to be granted the title of Noble Maiden, a honor given to those who embody the ideal Japanese woman of culture and refinement. Lilisa Suzunomiya, a girl from a common background, suddenly finds herself as the daughter of a newly remarried real estate magnate and aspires to become a Noble Maiden to prove that commoners like her can also be noble. The greatest challenge Lilisa faces in achieving this goal is giving up her love for rock music in order to maintain the facade of a rich girl. However, her determination wavers when she stumbles upon Otoha Kurogane, the daughter of a prominent politician, skillfully playing the drums while rocking out in an abandoned school building. Despite their initial clashes, they embrace their shared passion for music while leading a double life.

Away from the city's clamor lies Torishirojima—a serene, unhurried island where time flows gently. Hairi Takahara, a young boy with a wounded spirit, uses his grandmother's recent passing as a pretext to escape the city and spend the summer on Torishirojima. Upon arriving, Hairi is embraced by the island's refreshing, relaxed vibe, a stark contrast to his usual fast-paced life. Moving in with his aunt, Kyouko Misaki, he plans to spend the summer helping her sort through a shed packed with artifacts his grandmother collected over the years, alongside his cousin Umi Katou, who is also staying there. As he adjusts to the island's leisurely rhythm, Hairi decides to explore in his free time. He soon encounters the cheerful Tsumugi Wenders, the reclusive Shiroha Naruse, the wandering Kamome Kushima, and the sharp-tongued Ao Sorakado. Drawn into their lives and the island's subtle enigmas, Hairi gradually becomes immersed in a summer filled with joy, nostalgia, and transformative moments that will linger with him forever.

In the year 2157, the Gingarou Hotel—a luxury establishment situated in Tokyo’s Ginza district—relies on advanced hotelier robots to deliver top-tier hospitality. Yet no guest has stepped through its doors for decades, as humanity abandoned Earth long ago due to the planet’s toxic atmosphere. Yachiyo, the robot serving as "acting acting manager," toils daily alongside her mechanical staff to maintain the hotel in pristine condition. Over time, many of her fellow employees have ceased functioning, with no prospect of repair or replacement. Nevertheless, Yachiyo persists in her duties, honoring the promise she made to the hotel’s owner before his departure. She holds onto hope that humanity will one day return to Earth—and that she will see the owner again.

Queen Victoria of England has tasked her loyal watchdog, 13-year-old Earl Ciel Phantomhive, with investigating a string of suspicious deaths in southern Germany. In several villages, every victim shared a single detail: they had entered the Werewolves' Forest just before developing strange deformities and dying. Local rumors attribute these tragedies to a "witch's curse," a belief deeply rooted in old folklore among the nearby villagers. Skeptical of any true supernatural involvement, Ciel and his contracted demonic butler, Sebastian Michaelis, along with the rest of the Phantomhive servants, discover an isolated village within the Werewolves' Forest. The settlement is inhabited exclusively by women who are hostile toward outsiders and serve a young girl with emerald eyes and bound feet, Sieglinde "Green Witch" Sullivan. While Ciel and Sebastian search for the truth, they soon become victims of the curse themselves, revealing that the local legends may hold more reality than initially apparent.

At sixteen, Sophia Riller, a shy count’s daughter, is granted a blessing from an animal deity. She is chosen by the Gorilla God, renowned as the most powerful warrior, which clashes with her desire for a quiet existence at school. Her unique and formidable power draws the gaze of the Royal Knights, who recruit her as an apprentice. Although she tries to conceal her immense strength, she inevitably stands out. Surrounding her are talented young knights who treat her with warmth and care.

Set in the Universal Century 0079, the Earth Federation and Principality of Zeon are locked in the brutal One Year War. Zeon ace Char Aznable once infiltrated an enemy base, stole the prototype Gundam, and secured a major victory for his side before disappearing in a mysterious accident involving the mobile suit. Six years later, conflict persists. Amate "Machu" Yuzuriha, a teenager living in a space colony with her mother, dreams of escaping her mundane life and the pressure of cram school. Her desire for excitement is met when the Gundam QuuuuuuX, a high-tech unit used by Zeon soldiers, crashes nearby. Machu finds herself naturally attuned to the machine and employs it to fight back against Federation forces, with crucial assistance from Shuuji Itou, who pilots a Gundam strikingly similar to Char’s lost red unit. Unaware that her actions are being observed, Machu is discovered by fans who compete in mobile suit duels for sport. Seeking connection and thrill, she teams up with Shuuji to compete in intense clan battles, even as signs of a larger looming conflict emerge.

A compilation movie of Jujutsu Kaisen's Hidden Inventory and Premature Death arc.

Konoha Koga appears to be a typical high school student living by herself, but she harbors a hidden profession as a side-job assassin. Her double life intersects with Satoko Kusagukare, a runaway ninja fleeing from her former comrades after inadvertently abandoning her village. After Konoha eliminates one of Satoko’s pursuers, she witnesses the ninja’s unique talent for concealing bodies. Recognizing the utility of this skill, Konoha proposes an arrangement: Satoko may reside with her in return for cleaning up the aftermath of Konoha’s hits. Now sharing a single roof, the assassin and the ninja navigate their domestic life alongside their conveniently synchronized professional partnerships.

Meg Raspberry has spent her entire life immersed in magic, raised by the Eternal Witch, Faust, with the dream of becoming a sorceress of equal renown. But her world shatters on her seventeenth birthday when Faust reveals she has only a year remaining. A congenital curse ensures that upon turning eighteen, her body will age a thousand times faster than usual, leading to a swift death within days. Faust offers a potential cure: the consumption of a seed of life. To generate this seed, Meg must gather one thousand tears of joy within twelve months. Despite the daunting nature of this quest, Meg sets out to save her life, encountering numerous individuals along the way who each have their own narratives to share.

First-year student Takahiko Urino wants to write something truly unique for the school newspaper, Furnado Monthly. With encouragement from his girlfriend, Yuki Osanai—an apparently ordinary second-year student—Urino convinces the newspaper club to let him pursue an unusual story. A series of small-scale fires has escalated into serial arson, and Urino aims to predict where future fires will occur and identify the perpetrator. However, his fixation on the case does not always reflect well on the club, and Osanai may not be so pleased with her boyfriend's increasing arrogance. Meanwhile, another supposedly unremarkable student, Jougorou Kobato, spends quiet days with his girlfriend, Tokiko Nakamaru. But when he witnesses a fire connected to a past case and involving Osanai herself, Kobato cannot help but revert to his former, less-than-ordinary ways as he seeks the truth.

Eita Akutsu secretly admires the popular Makina Agatsuma from a distance, as his introverted nature prevents him from speaking to her in public. To bridge the gap, he dedicates himself to mastering robotics with the goal of building a companion robot that will secure him a coveted spot as a lab assistant. Upon returning home from school, Eita discovers an injured Makina waiting outside his apartment, where she reveals her true identity as an android. After repairing her, he learns she was engineered to seduce and manipulate men to extract information, but a programming malfunction hinders her ability to perform this function effectively. In gratitude for his assistance, Makina claims Eita as her new owner and moves in with him. Despite his initial rejections, she persistently tries to seduce him, driven by her malfunctioning directives, while Eita remains focused solely on studying her complex design and mechanics. However, Makina’s unpredictable behavior escalates daily, making her increasingly bold and impossible to ignore.

Orphaned Anne Shirley, age eleven, has spent her existence bouncing between households, constantly searching for a home where she fits in. She is eventually assigned to stay with Marilla and Matthew Cuthbert, an older pair of siblings, at their secluded Green Gables farm in Avonlea. However, it soon becomes clear that a mix-up has occurred. The Cuthberts had anticipated receiving a boy to assist with the agricultural labor, so they are taken aback when a spirited young girl with a wild imagination and a theatrical nature arrives instead. Although the Cuthberts are initially unsure, Anne’s vivacity, wit, and appeal quickly win them over. She adapts to her new surroundings and encounters numerous firsts, including going to school and forming deep friendships, as she figures out the delights and difficulties of adolescence.

Mako Kawai, a reserved university student, finds solace in watching cooking videos and recreating the dishes she sees. This habit marks a stark contrast to her lively elementary school days, as her increasing social anxiety now deters her from solitary outings like dining alone or forming new friendships. Her isolation is interrupted by the return of Shinon Ogawa, a childhood friend who remains just as outgoing. Shinon warmly integrates Mako into her circle, which consists of the relaxed Tsutsuji Higa and the sensible Kurea Furutachi. The group intends to establish a Food Culture Research Club and recruit Mako as the fourth member. Although she initially refuses, Mako soon recognizes that joining them offers a valuable opportunity to infuse color into her routine, revel in the company of friends, and savor delicious meals together.

Captivated by the fervor of her senior, Makinohara, Satsuki Amamiya and her friend An Kiriyama join the Photography Club. Driven by enthusiasm, Satsuki focuses her lens on Makinohara, documenting her daily life. After Makinohara graduates and passes the club to Satsuki, she opts for a new direction, buying a 360-degree camera from an online auction. As Satsuki and An’s shared passion grows through their experiments, the club faces disbandment due to low membership. They persuade Sakurako Shikishima, the Cinema Club president, to join their newly formed Cinephoto Club. With Sakurako’s company and the support of their friend and manga artist Haruno Akiyama, Satsuki and An continue to discover new locations and preserve unforgettable memories.

High schooler Hinata Sunohara was summoned to another world to slay the Demon Lord, making a vow to wed the stunning dark elf Mariabelle in return. Yet, upon completing his quest, Hinata was sent back to Earth, abandoning a heartbroken Mariabelle behind. A month into his return to Japan, Hinata’s existence seems to have settled into a mundane routine. However, this tranquility is shattered when Mariabelle unexpectedly materializes in his bedroom. Declaring her intent to stay with him eternally, she moves in. As her possessive affection intensifies daily, Mariabelle becomes determined to shield Hinata from all dangers and guarantee that his attention remains fixed solely on her.

Koutarou Murata, a salaryman crushed by his demanding job, finds his only true respite from the grind at his neighborhood stadium. His routine is interrupted one night when Ruriko, an energetic new beer vendor, attempts to make her first sale. Koutarou buys her drink, sparking a bond defined by friendship and good-natured banter. As Koutarou immerses himself in the sport and Ruriko works to expand her clientele, a diverse crowd of spectators arrives, each carrying their own touching narratives. Together, they find solace and connection in the ballpark, a shared sanctuary that unites them all.

In a different version of 2023, the Your Forma—a revolutionary "smart thread" technology originally created to combat a massive viral encephalitis outbreak—has become essential to everyday life. However, these convenient devices have a hidden cost: they capture every image, sound, and even emotion their users experience. For electronic investigator Echika Hieda, exploring people's memories through the Your Forma to gather evidence for solving the most challenging crimes is routine. The issue is that she is so proficient at her job that her partners' brains literally overheat trying to match her pace. After sending too many assistants to the hospital, the higher-ups finally provide Echika with a partner of equal capability: a highly intelligent but impudent android named Harold Lucraft. Can this mismatched pair overcome their mutual distrust and stop a dangerous technological plague from spreading globally before time runs out?

In a remote tropical jungle, young Yaiba Kurogane trains hard in swordsmanship under his father Kenjuurou, unaware of the modern world beyond. But one day, the two end up inside a shipping container bound for Japan. There they encounter Kenjuurou's former rival Raizou Mine and his daughter Sayaka. With few alternatives, Yaiba agrees to a deal with the Mine household: if he beats the strongest student in their dojo, he may stay. Employing his unique techniques and incredible strength, Yaiba earns a place to live. Craving stronger opponents, he follows Sayaka to school—where he is quickly defeated by Takeshi Onimaru and declares him his new rival. When Onimaru inherits his bloodline's sword and gains demonic powers, Yaiba must push himself further to grow stronger and defeat him once and for all.

Set in an era where humanity and demi-humans are locked in a desperate battle for supremacy, society is stratified by the existence of guardian bearers. These select individuals wield the protection of Land Gods, marked by divine crests and overwhelming spiritual power, elevating them above ordinary people in both status and physical capability. Kai, a lowly soldier from the human settlement of Lag, desires greater strength to better his circumstances. Strange recollections of a foreign land hint at a unique path to achieving this goal, yet his apprehension about the repercussions keeps him from utilizing these latent abilities. After a bizarre sequence of incidents grants him the powers of a guardian bearer, Kai’s initial elation is dampened by the harsh reality that he must wield such talents in secret within a world fraught with surveillance and hidden dangers. He dedicates himself to mastering his new abilities while seeking to understand their origins and unravel the deeper mysteries surrounding them.

Chika Suzugamori is an 18-year-old rookie manga artist who sees three of her draft submissions rejected in a single day. Her editor recommends weaving her own passions into her stories, but Chika spends every waking moment thinking about manga and rarely goes outside. Feeling lost, she suddenly yearns to escape everything and set out on a journey. After posting a casual online poll, she takes the results to heart and boards a train heading north from Tokyo for an impulsive solo trip. Reaching the summit of Mount Haguro in Aizu-Wakamatsu, she discovers a renewed sense of clarity and motivation. Even if future projects face rejection, Chika intends to continue traveling across Japan alongside both new and familiar companions.

Reiko Houshou, the heir to a vast corporate empire, appears to be just another wealthy young woman. But in truth, she works as a rookie detective for the Kunitachi Police Department, a fact she keeps hidden from her incompetent boss, Kyouichirou Kazamatsuri—the flashy heir to his family's motor business. While investigating a case involving her college friends, Reiko struggles to determine both the culprit and their motive. Then, out of nowhere, a man named Kageyama approaches her, introducing himself as her newly assigned butler. As soon as Reiko shares her concerns with him, he scolds her for lacking deductive skills and promptly helps her solve the case. With the sharp-tongued Kageyama by her side, Reiko may finally become the detective she aspires to be.

Belle Lablac, the sole human in a world of anthropomorphic animals, is healing from the injuries she sustained after a bitter confrontation with her former partner, Adonis Question. Wracked by guilt and a sense of betrayal, Belle nonetheless renews her determination to continue her quest to uncover her origins—even if it means going alone. When Belle is reunited with the allies she fought beside in the Catacombs, one of them—Guinness—openly challenges the official account of that battle. He calls into question the fundamental principles of Schubertland, where those on the side of good are supposed to lay down their lives in the eternal fight against evil. Belle agrees to back Guinness's request to King Rawhide to have the Catacombs designated as a neutral zone. At the same time, Adonis throws in his lot with the dark forces. He resurfaces in Schubertland and sets his sights on King Rawhide, threatening to throw the entire region into turmoil.

With traditional science and technology in decline, magic now powers the modern age. Humanity’s creation of forbidden biological weapons known as Gears led to a rebellion that humanity barely survived during the Crusades. The devastation was so severe that emotional scars remain unhealed even decades later. Sin Kiske, the offspring of a human and a Gear, attends the wedding of his father, Ky, and his mother, Dizzy. Their union defies the ultimate taboo of mixing human and Gear, and such a ceremony had taken years to occur even in peacetime. Despite mixed feelings, the event receives blessings until a mysterious girl suddenly appears. The arrival of the child who inherits Gear blood alongside the girl who hates Gears is set to shake the world.

For the highly learned scholar Akihiko Chuuzenji, every enigma in the world can be unraveled through cold logic. After taking a position as a Japanese teacher at Tokyo Metropolitan Mitogawa High School, he crosses paths with Kanna Kusakabe, a cheerful young girl whose eagerness to assist others frequently gets her into trouble. When Kanna learns that a classmate is supposedly cursed to death by a ghost, she decides to explore the school building at night—only to discover that the so-called ghost is actually Akihiko. Unwilling to reveal the hidden room packed with forbidden books where he works to the other students, Akihiko opts to start a rumor that Kanna single-handedly exorcised the ghost. Much to Kanna's dismay, her peers now consider her an occult expert and force her to look into several seemingly paranormal incidents. However, she can count on the assistance of her teacher Akihiko, who—despite his prickly personality—is resolved to prove that reason always triumphs over superstition.

The city of Maebashi is home to Yuina Akagi, a free-spirited high school girl who enjoys shopping for trendy clothes online and snapping photos of her life's highlights. One day, a talking frog suddenly addresses her, recognizes her potential to become a witch, and transports her to the Witch-Verse. There, the frog introduces Yuina to four other girls he has recruited: the bright and cheerful Choco Mitsumata, the composed Kyouka Kitahara, the easygoing Mai Kamiizumi, and the quick-tempered Azu Niisato, who is wary of Yuina's arrival. Though their personalities initially clash, the five girls aim to become true witches. To achieve this, they must grant people's wishes in the real world through music—the most efficient conduit for channeling magic. As Yuina learns to control her newfound powers, her journey into a magical life helping others proves far more vibrant than any photograph her camera could ever capture.

MuuMuu, a feline extraterrestrial from a far-off galaxy, lands on Earth. He aims to study Earth's home appliance tech in order to restore the knowledge his species once had. Sakurako, the main character, leads an ordinary university existence, but her life is turned upside down when MuuMuu shows up! Their surprise living arrangement rapidly spirals into a frenzy of disorderly happenings. The dynamic between Sakurako and MuuMuu sparks an over-the-top, gadget-packed, cat-themed comedic journey.

This is the world of the battle analysis system "Compass 2.0". It's a dreamlike space where heroes gathered from various different worlds spend time alongside their human partners, the players. The energy produced by the heroes' battles is vital for #Compass to function, and fighting is their duty. However, one troubled hero named 13 refuses to find a partner or engage in battle, and is on the brink of being exiled from the world of #Compass 2.0! Meanwhile, Jin, a beginner player who has just entered the world of #Compass 2.0, seems intrigued by 13 as a potential partner. But a major incident begins to unfold within the world of #Compass 2.0... Could the key to solving this problem lie in 13's unique ability? Can this troubled hero and their new partner restore peace to the world of #Compass2.0?

The narrative centers on Hajime Sekiguchi, a former life insurance salesman who, driven by desperation, makes an abrupt career shift into the host industry. At Club One, Hajime is surrounded by an array of eccentric colleagues: a host who embodies the "younger brother" archetype despite having two decades of experience, a former idol specializing in romantic sales techniques, and an overly aggressive host obsessed with mobile games. Even as Hajime thinks, "This isn't a job for anyone with a sane mind," he leverages his refined insurance sales abilities to draw in clients and unexpectedly establish his own niche.

Alicepia Channel is a video-sharing site meant only for girls, where they can post clips of singing, makeup, and dancing. Unknown to most, users of the platform are able to travel to Alicepia, a hidden realm where time moves slower than the real world. For Minamo Sorano and her best friend Natsu Hinoshita, Alicipia lets them see the idol Kagari Shirube perform live. But the cheerful mood is shattered when monsters called Jamaocks attack Shirube's concert venue, causing panic throughout the audience. Only princesses whose hearts are full of song can rescue Alicepia from the Jamaocks, and Minamo will become one of the brave defenders of this magical land.

Koupen-chan is a baby emperor penguin who always ensures that no one feels left out. When Koupen-chan encounters a new friend, they wish to spend as much time as possible with that friend and brighten their day.

Gloria Private Academy is a school that gathers promising young talents across various entertainment fields, such as music, art, and sports. In the music department, those whose abilities align with the "talent" of great composers receive a "gift" implanted into their bodies and are referred to by that musician's name. Among them is Beethoven, a young man discovered to be compatible after sustaining an injury. After transferring to the school, Beethoven encounters classmates who possess different gifts, learns to appreciate the appeal of music, and strives to succeed in the competition.

In a far-off future, humanity constructs a robot called MIRU that can journey through time, exploring different ages, locations, and even alternate dimensions. Unlike certain robots, MIRU carries no armaments. Instead, it aids people in surmounting enormous challenges peacefully, fostering fresh starts without resorting to force. MIRU constantly develops through engagement with individuals, learning and adapting to help those fighting to endure. It hears their troubles and provides assistance. Through its aid, MIRU triggers a "Butterfly Effect" of profound transformation, steering civilization toward a more hopeful tomorrow. For what reason was MIRU built? What is its objective? Can it rescue Earth and humanity from a grim fate?

The Hana Ningyou Project aims to manufacture the ideal idol by inserting a unique flower seed into a host body. This series chronicles the journey of young men who devote their existence to this endeavor.

This weekly mini anime is broadcast exclusively on AT-X alongside each episode of the TV anime Chotto dake Ai ga Omoi Dark Elf ga Isekai kara Oikaketekita.

The manga is an absurd gag story about Tomakomai, a 43-year-old company employee who becomes a magical girl. Together with her friends, she begins a new life in the "Magical Girl Village," a place overflowing with madness and despair.

Second season of Himitsu no AiPri.

Fifth season of Masuda Kousuke Gekijou: Gag Manga Biyori.