Summer 2011 Anime

While spending summer vacation at her grandfather's house, six-year-old Hotaru Takegawa gets lost in a forest said to be haunted by spirits. In her moment of despair, a mysterious masked boy named Gin appears and offers to lead her out. Though grateful for his company, Hotaru's attempts to get closer are quickly rebuffed by Gin, who reveals a harsh truth: a terrible curse means he will vanish forever if a human touches him. Despite Gin's warnings to stay away, Hotaru disregards his wishes. Over time, a strong friendship blossoms between them, even as the fragility of Gin's condition looms large. As the years pass and their bond deepens, Hotaru and Gin must confront the challenges that fate has set before them.

Following the sudden death of his grandfather, Daikichi Kawachi, a thirty-year-old bachelor with a steady job but little life direction, returns home for the funeral. There, he encounters Rin, a timid young girl revealed to be his grandfather's illegitimate daughter. Met with disdain by the rest of the family, who refuse to take any responsibility for her, Rin is left isolated and unwanted. Outraged by this neglect, Daikichi resolves to raise Rin himself, even though he has no prior experience with parenting. The story chronicles Daikichi's evolution into a father figure as he cares for Rin with kindness and compassion, highlighting the deepening bond and mutual support that grow between them. Through their shared journey, Bunny Drop depicts the nurturing and affectionate dynamic that forges a strong, loving family.

Suffering from severe gynophobia, Sakamachi Kinjiro finds that even a beautiful girl can be a nightmare, a condition exacerbated by his role as the sparring partner for his family of female wrestlers. The mere touch of a girl causes him to bleed from the nose, making school a bloody ordeal until Kanade, the Principal's eccentric daughter, deduces both his "feminine issue" and the fact that his name contains the sounds "Chi" and "Kin" consecutively. However, Chi-Kin's female troubles do not reach their peak until a wrong turn in the men's room reveals the secret Subaru, Kanade's manservant, has been hiding in the water closet. (Well, to be fair, we should say wOmanservant.) Beyond the chaos surrounding Subaru's cross-dressing, Kinjiro's girl problems also include a haunted martial artist accompanied by ghosts, a cat-eared fetishist, and his own sister, whose interest in "wrestling" a certain incorrectly packaged butler may lead to an unexpected ending. And that is just the setup!

In a near-future setting following the last major conflict, the majority of humanity resides within a select number of city-states. For the privileged elite, life within these walls is meant to be flawless. However, for young Shion, the only thing flawless has been the ongoing nightmare his existence became after he allowed a peculiar boy named Rat to stay overnight in his apartment. After being exiled to the city's fringes and stripped of every advantage for aiding the elusive stranger who subsequently vanished, Shion now faces even graver peril. His investigation into a fresh wave of unexplained deaths leads to his arrest on charges of murder! Yet just as Shion is being transported to the city's Correctional Institute, the long-absent Rat reappears to save him. Now fugitives, the two young men have but a single path to survival: to unveil the hidden truths lurking within the sinister core of No. 6!

By day, Saya Kisaragi lives a quiet life as an ordinary high school student. By night, she becomes a relentless hunter of monstrous creatures, wielding a sacred sword passed down by her father for ceremonial purposes. Saya eliminates any threat that disturbs the peace of her tranquil town. Her understanding of reality shatters when she overhears the beasts speaking of a broken agreement—a hidden truth deliberately kept from her. A strange dog then appears, challenging Saya's dedication to protecting the village and questioning what would happen if she were to break her oath. As Saya struggles with haunting visions and her world begins to fall apart, she sets out on a search for answers in a town where nothing is as it seems.

In "Baka & Test – Summon the Beasts 2," the misfits of Class F are back for another round of chaotic adventures. This time, instead of battling the elite Class A for better school facilities, they face fresh troubles. As the girls compete for the boys' attention, Akihisa Yoshii and Yuuji Sakamoto find themselves blackmailed by a stalker who threatens to expose their most embarrassing secrets to the entire school. To make matters worse, everyone's avatar begins acting strangely. Filled with unexpected romance and comedic blunders, the boys of Class F must join forces to unmask the stalker and navigate the romantic entanglements that spring up among them.

In YuruYuri: Happy Go Lily, first-year student Akari Akaza reunites with her childhood friends Yui Funami and Kyouko Toshinou at their all-girls middle school after being separated during elementary school. Yui and Kyouko had started the "Amusement Club" in the room that used to belong to the now-defunct Tea Club. When Akari joins, she meets Chinatsu Yoshikawa, who thinks the club is still the Tea Club. The three convince Chinatsu to become a member of the Amusement Club, a group focused on having fun. Based on Namori's manga, YuruYuri is a lighthearted comedy about a group of girls who spend their days drinking tea and looking after each other, often ignoring the supposed main character, Akari, in the middle of their playful antics.

Does the universe conspire to fulfill a decision once made? Is destiny a roll of the dice, a conscious choice, or the intricate result of countless conflicting threads of fate? All twins Kanba and Shoma understand is that when their terminally ill sister Himari collapses at the aquarium, her death is temporarily reversed by the penguin hat she requested. This resurrection is provisional and exacts a price: to keep Himari alive, they must locate the mysterious Penguin Drum. To achieve this, they must first uncover the links in a complex, interlocking chain of riddles that has ensnared their entire existence. They must unravel the knots connecting them to a mystifying diary and a baffling string of strangers and semi-acquaintances, each harboring their own secrets, agendas, and "survival strategies." Furthermore, for Himari to live, someone else's chosen destiny must be altered. It is a tale of love, fate, life, death... and Penguins!

During a confidential meeting about an ongoing investigation, the Fourth Raikage and his associates are suddenly attacked by a figure in a cloak. To their shock, the assailant is revealed to be Naruto Uzumaki, who catches the Raikage off guard while he tries to defend himself. Naruto vehemently denies being responsible for the series of crimes he is accused of. To avoid causing diplomatic issues, Tsunade orders him to be transferred to Houzuki Castle in Kusagakure, a highly secretive prison for rogue ninja. He is to remain there until his innocence is proven. At Houzuki Castle, the warden Mui, who has the ability to nullify chakra, immediately restricts Naruto's powers. Despite this, Naruto makes several attempts to escape, all of which end in failure. With the help of his fellow inmates, Naruto uncovers a deeper mystery hidden within the notorious prison. After realizing a sinister truth, the three of them embark on a dangerous mission that may be Naruto's only chance to gain his freedom and clear his name.

In Natsume's Book of Friends Season 3, Takashi Natsume, a young boy who can see youkai, keeps working to free spirits trapped in the "Book of Friends," with help from his guardian Madara, also known as Nyanko-sensei. As Natsume grows more at ease with his ability, he stops seeing it as a curse. He values his time with both human and youkai friends, realizing that joy does not mean having to pick between the human world and the spirit realm.

Narumi Fujishima appears to be an ordinary high school student, but in reality he is a disheartened loner. Because of his father's job, Narumi changes schools often and has difficulty finding a place where he fits in. When his cheerful classmate, Ayaka Shinozaki, pressures him into joining the gardening club, Narumi meets Alice, a reclusive yet talented hacker who lives above Hanamaru, the ramen shop where Ayaka works part-time. Alice runs a private investigation agency, and her team identifies themselves as "NEETs"—people Not in Education, Employment, or Training. As Narumi gets involved in a criminal case that affects his personal life, he decides to join Alice's detective agency. He soon becomes caught up in a series of dangerous cases with this unusual group of investigators, all while trying to uncover the connections between Alice and a mysterious crime syndicate.

Coquelicot Manor, a boarding house run by the Matsuzaki family, sits on a hill above a coastal town. As a member of the family, Umi Matsuzaki handles many chores around the manor, including cooking meals for the tenants. Outside the home, she attends high school where an urgent issue has arisen. With the Olympics approaching, plans are underway to tear down a cherished clubhouse to make room for a new building. Many students have united to resist the demolition, and Umi joins their efforts by helping the newspaper club spread awareness. Through this involvement, she becomes friends with Shun Kazama and starts to develop romantic feelings for him. But Shun, an orphan with hazy memories of his past, and Umi begin to find surprising links between themselves as they explore their backgrounds.

Carnival Moment is a special event that occurs once every ten years in a separate dimension, bringing together characters from Type-Moon's well-known creations who have never crossed paths before. Those who take part are granted the chance to have any wish realized, but achieving this requires them to undertake an extended journey and compete in various contests. In "Carnival Phantasm," a wide range of characters are placed in scenarios that parody their original settings. However, their common goal is to triumph in the competitions using whatever methods they can.

In "Uta no Prince-sama," Haruka Nanami, a young composer from a rural area, dreams of creating music for her beloved idol, Hayato Ichinose. To pursue this goal, she enrolls at Saotome Academy, a prestigious school dedicated to cultivating talent in the performing arts. Upon arriving, Haruka discovers that all faculty members, including the principal, are active in the entertainment industry as idols, composers, or poets. She quickly finds herself surrounded by highly skilled aspiring idols and composers, with intense competition among them. The pressure intensifies due to the possibility of being discovered by the renowned Shining Agency upon graduation. As Haruka navigates her journey at the academy, a sequence of events one night brings her face-to-face with a mysterious figure bathed in moonlight, who seems oddly familiar to her.

Edward and Alphonse Elric pursue a mysterious alchemist with extraordinary abilities, following him to the impoverished valley of Milos. The Milosians are an oppressed people longing to reclaim their sacred homeland from the militaristic state of Creta, which has forcibly annexed their territory. At the heart of this political struggle is Julia Crichton, a young woman determined to restore peace and prosperity to Milos. After befriending Julia, the Elric brothers become caught up in a growing resistance movement that wields the very object they have been seeking—the Philosopher's Stone. Despite their misgivings born from past encounters with the stone, they hesitate to fully commit to the cause. As they investigate Creta's motives and shadowy history, the brothers find themselves drawn deeper into the conflict between the freedom-seeking Milosians and the power-hungry Cretan forces.

Prior to Rikuo Nura's birth, the legendary yokai Nurarihyon—commander of the "Night Parade of One Hundred Demons"—shared a romance with a human woman. Their happiness was cut short by the interference of the formidable fox demon, Hagoromo Gitsune. In the present day, Rikuo has taken on his role as the heir of the Nura Clan. Though he embraces his yokai nature, he must keep the existence of yokai hidden from humans, especially from the Keikain onmyoji clan and his enthusiastic yokai admirer, Kiyotsugu. Despite these obstacles, Rikuo is resolved to protect those close to him. With Hagoromo Gitsune resurfacing, Rikuo now faces his greatest danger. Holding a deep-seated grudge against the Nura family, this threatening entity is determined to achieve her aims. As the world edges toward chaos, a colossal conflict looms, thrusting Rikuo into its very core.

At 765 Production Studio, thirteen aspiring idols are working hard to achieve national stardom by making use of their distinct talents. Their journey to success is far from simple, demanding intense effort, sweat, and emotional difficulties. Additionally, they must face strong competition from their rivals at 961 Production. As their popularity rises, the idols begin spending less time together as a close unit, which could endanger the connection they have built. Balancing their demanding careers with nurturing their relationships becomes essential. Through mutual affection and encouragement, the idols strive to overcome both personal and professional hurdles as a team.

Six months ago, Lord Hugh Anthony Disward—commonly called Huey—was left orphaned after the death of his eccentric grandfather, Sir Wesley Disward, a celebrated collector of rare books. According to Wesley's will, Huey must take over the Bibliotheca Mystica de Dantalian, a library filled with forbidden knowledge, and look after a secretive young woman named Dalian to inherit the estate and all its contents. After settling into the mansion, Huey receives a summons from an old enemy of his grandfather. Sensing danger, Dalian—who knows that this foe caused Wesley's death—accompanies Huey. They discover that the adversary possesses a Phantom Book, a cursed volume Wesley had tried to seal away. When the book threatens their safety, Huey learns that Dalian and the Bibliotheca Mystica de Dantalian are one and the same; she grants him access to the knowledge stored within her. From that point onward, Dalian and Huey work together to lock away the dangerous Phantom Book, beginning a unique partnership as they unravel mysteries involving other such cursed texts.

A brief flashback recaps the events of the previous Heaven's Lost Property series, leading to the point where an angel named Hiyori Kazane is dreaming while her real body remains in heaven. She has developed a crush on the main protagonist, Tomoki Sakurai, and fights until the end, at which point the world's memory of Hiyori is erased after she dies in her dream and returns to her real body. So desperate is she to go back to her dream that heaven's master modifies her into an Angeloid of Clockwork, but she regains consciousness with Tomoki's help. Even so, that is not enough to save her life.

Two OVAs released with the 8th and 10th volumes of the original novel take place chronologically between the first and second seasons. Season 1, Episode 13: Haruna is assigned to host a Spring Festival at the local shrine—in her own magical-Equipment-girl style, naturally. Seraphim does not want to be a freeloader at Haruna's and Ayumu's home, so she begins cooking. Meanwhile, a concentration-game contest in the school's main assembly hall pushes Ayumu and Orito to their limits. Season 2, Episode 0 part 1: Haruna wants to spend more time playing with Hellscythe at a swimming pool. Season 2, Episode 0 part 2: Hellscythe's birthday is coming up. Haruna throws a birthday party for Hellscythe in her own magical-Equipment-girl way. What kind of party will Haruna hold? What kind of birthday presents will Ayumu and the group give to Hellscythe?

Taito experiences persistent drowsiness and recurring dreams of a vampire woman claiming to have poisoned him. Sometimes he believes he can hear her voice while awake. His life changes dramatically after he unexpectedly survives a fatal accident, making him suspect that his dreams are more real than he first assumed.

Eli, Chihiro, and Miyako set out to create a band, but soon find they require Katsuragi's assistance. As their efforts move forward, they encounter Kanon, and together they build a bond that combines camaraderie with a hint of competition.

R-15 follows Taketo Akutagawa, a boy enrolled at Inspiration Academy Private High School, an institution for prodigies. Taketo is a gifted novelist who specializes in writing erotic literature. In spite of the unfavorable opinions many hold about him, he strives to become the top student in his class and achieve recognition as the world's finest author.

Putting aside any pretense of a serious story, Higurashi ramps up the fanservice in Kira, a new OVA series celebrating the franchise's 10th anniversary. It presents nerve-wracking scenarios like Rika and Satoko transforming into magical girls to fight villainous magical crime syndicates, aided by their loyal cheerleading squad, alongside other antics. The thrill might be overwhelming. Do you have the courage to enter the... "unusual" world of Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kira?

In the Edo period of Japan, a warrior clan called the Manyuu possessed a special magic that could change the size of a woman's breasts with a single sword strike. In this society, the size of a woman's chest determined her social standing, fortune, fame, and influence. The Manyuu clan is now deeply troubled by their chosen heir, Chifusa, who despises the breast-centered culture they have created and maintained. She has left the clan and taken with her the sacred scroll that contains the secrets for enlarging and shrinking breasts. Chifusa is not without allies, though; Kaede, her fellow warrior, shares her views—a position that could put Kaede in great danger. As Chifusa flees from her own clan, she must protect both herself and Kaede, working to undo the harm her clan has caused. Along her journey, Chifusa discovers a hidden power that goes beyond her training, offering the potential to change the unequal world she seeks to transform.

After her father's sudden death, eleven-year-old Momo Miyaura moves with her mother to a remote island in the Seto Inland Sea, leaving behind their former home in Tokyo. The only thing left from her father is an unfinished letter that begins with "Dear Momo," which leaves her with a lingering feeling of unease. In this strange coastal town, Momo struggles to adjust to the old wooden houses, the calm countryside, and the mysterious shrines that dot the area. While exploring the attic of her new home, she finds an ancient picture book filled with illustrations of various youkai. Soon after, odd occurrences start happening around the village, and Momo meets three playful youkai spirits. A Letter to Momo follows a young girl as she copes with her unfamiliar environment and tries to decode the puzzling message left behind by her father.

As the Fourth Great Ninja War draws near, Sunagakure hosts a special Chunin exam to strengthen the Allied Shinobi Forces. Among the participants are the aspiring Konohamaru Sarutobi and the renowned Naruto Uzumaki. Despite a notable gap in their abilities, Konohamaru is eager for the chance to demonstrate his skills against Naruto, who serves as both his role model and rival.

Subaru Hasegawa dreams of becoming an elite basketball player, but those plans fall apart when his school's basketball club is suspended for a full year. Discouraged, Subaru considers giving up the sport entirely. His aunt, Mihoshi Takamura, convinces him to coach the Keishin Academy girls' basketball team, and Subaru reluctantly agrees. Once there, he meets a group of fifth graders—Tomoka Minato, Maho Misawa, Airi Kashii, Hinata Hakamada, and Saki Nagatsuki—and begins leading them toward a common goal: defeating every strong opponent they encounter. Ro-Kyu-Bu! focuses on the growth and development of these young girls and their coach as they refine their unique style of basketball play.

In a world where ordinary people live alongside "Attractors"—those gifted with mysterious abilities—a secret organization called Custos operates in the shadows. Custos dispatches cyborgs from their unit, WTOC, to track down and eliminate Attractors, seeing them as dangers that could disturb social order. Within the hidden confines of Fantasium Garden, a theme park, a concealed group of Attractors works to protect their kind from Custos's campaign of destruction. Led by the steadfastly optimistic Quon Mitsuchi, these Attractors engage WTOC in fierce confrontations, fighting to secure their survival.

In Sacred Seven, Alma Tandoji lives a solitary life because of his dangerous abilities. When Ruri Alba arrives with her entourage, she senses Alma's latent power as one of the Sacred Seven and asks for his help. Alma refuses, haunted by past incidents where his powers caused destruction. A monstrous creature born from a Dark Stone threatens the peaceful town of Kanto, a danger that only Alma's Sacred Seven abilities can stop. But when Alma tries to intervene, his power goes out of control, making the crisis worse. Ruri activates her gemstone to unlock Alma's full potential, reciting, "My Soul I give to you." Bound by Ruri's sincere wish sealed in her gem, can Alma learn to master his powers and defeat the Dark Stone?

Kyouhei moves to Tokyo hoping to start fresh, but his past catches up when he stumbles upon a brutal murder. His background is far from normal; in his hometown, he was a "seki," able to mentally control "kakashi," ancient wooden deities with immense power. With a rogue kakashi terrorizing Tokyo, Kyouhei may have to face both the kakashi and its seki in "Kamisama Dolls."

In the ancient Kingdom of the Vale, peace was broken when the king's sons clashed, each supported by a Legendary Pokémon—Reshiram and Zekrom. This conflict disrupted the Dragon Force, the kingdom's lifeblood. Only with the help of the Mythical Pokémon Victini was order restored, and the Dragon Force was later sealed away by the Sword of the Vale. However, any disturbance to this sword could reignite the chaos. Damon, a descendant of the Vale's displaced people, seeks to revive his ancestors' empire. By summoning the Legendary Pokémon Zekrom, he plans to remove the Sword of the Vale and seize the Dragon Force. Meanwhile, Satoshi and his companions arrive at Eindoak Town, located beneath the Sword of the Vale. They join forces with Victini, the Vale's protector, to stop Damon's scheme and prevent the catastrophe that struck the kingdom a thousand years ago from happening again.

In 19th-century Paris, Claude Claudel and his grandfather Oscar operate a metalworking shop within the Galerie du Roy. Upon returning from a trip, Oscar brings a young Japanese girl named Yune into their home. Though Claude is initially reluctant, he ultimately agrees to let Yune stay and work with them. As Yune adjusts to her duties as a live-in maid, Claude is challenged by her unfamiliar traditions. Over time, while caring for Yune and running the shop, Claude develops a deepening interest in Yune and her faraway homeland.

According to official announcements, a two-part OVA series for Amagami SS will be distributed to those who purchase all the DVDs or Blu-ray discs of the TV series. The first release includes three short episodes spotlighting Haruka, Kaoru, and Sae. The next volume then offers mini-stories revolving around Ai, Rihoko, and Tsukasa.

Trunks returns to his own timeline and joyfully reunites with Bulma. Even with the appearance of peace, the androids attack once more. Trunks saves an elderly man from Androids #17 and #18, and thanks to his rigorous training in the Hyperbolic Time Chamber, he easily defeats them both. Three years pass, and Trunks prepares to go back to the past to share news of his victory. However, one threat remains: Cell in his Imperfect Form. After a short battle, Trunks launches Cell into the sky and destroys him with ease. The future is finally at peace. In the present, Goku begins his new life in the Other World.

In ancient times, the Kingdom of the Vale prospered until the ruler's sons fought each other, unleashing their legendary companions, Reshiram and Zekrom, which disrupted the Dragon Force that sustained their land. The mythical Pokémon, Victini, intervened to restore order by sealing the Dragon Force with the Sword of the Vale. However, disturbing the sword could trigger a catastrophic event once again. Damon, a descendant of the Vale's dispersed people, aims to revive his forefathers' kingdom by summoning Zekrom and seizing the Dragon Force. As Satoshi and his companions reach Eindoak Town at the base of the Sword, they encounter Damon's plan and team up with Victini, the protector of the Vale, to stop his plot and prevent the calamity that befell the kingdom a millennium ago.

After the Catian alien Eris showed up at Kio Kakazu's house, life has been far from boring. Wanting to understand humans better, Eris plays different board games with Kio and several other girls who have romantic feelings for him. To add some excitement, they choose embarrassing prizes as rewards for winning the games. Even with the high stakes involved, everyone stays focused on just having a good time together.

After their latest victory, the Attractors based at Fantasium Garden are occupied with integrating their newest members. However, they soon uncover a string of mysterious murders, each characterized by the appearance of flowers. The Custos believe the perpetrator is one of the Attractors and decide to move against the suspected killer. Meanwhile, Quon Mitsuchi comes up with a plan to shield this person. Can Quon successfully protect an Attractor who is also a serial killer, or will this ordeal force Quon to reconsider their values?

In the middle of an operation, Attractor Tei Ryuumonji and WTOC cyborg Epsilon find themselves psychically connected, causing both to fall into a coma. While rival Attractor and Custos groups struggle to revive their allies, Custos understands that this link might expose the location of their adversaries' headquarters. To stop this, Quon Mitsuchi enters Tei's shared mental space with the goal of disrupting things from within. As they explore, Quon uncovers shocking truths about his own history.

The turbulent dynamic between Nagi and her butler Hayate frequently stems from their vastly different social viewpoints. Yet, when Nagi arranges a getaway to an isolated retreat for Hayate, the maid Maria, and their friends, this mismatched pair suddenly find themselves facing entirely contradictory realities. In a strange twist of destiny, Hayate discovers a world where Maria is his mistress and Nagi appears to have vanished. Simultaneously, Nagi faces her own troubles, confined within a perilous amusement park. What is happening, and how does this connect to a mysterious silver-haired woman who seemingly holds the key to unraveling it all?

A parody of Lewis Carroll's classic fantasy novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, this version blends otome game elements with bishounen characters and added romantic subplots. Alice is portrayed here as intelligent, assertive, and cynically pragmatic, a departure from her typical depiction. Instead of following the conventional storyline, she is unwillingly abducted by a mysterious man with bunny ears who possesses a certain bishounen appeal, and is transported to a realm called Heartland. Trapped there due to the man's deceptive actions, she interacts with various inhabitants of this world. During her journey, Alice encounters Blood, a strikingly handsome mafia boss, and Ace, a charming yet deranged knight, among others. In this bizarre setting, Alice must navigate unexpected challenges and relationships.

Yotaro, a high school senior who thought he was an only child, learns that he actually has a biological mother and nineteen half-sisters, ranging from babies to eighteen years old. After this discovery, he chooses to move in with his newly found "real family."

The story centers on Blade, a "Daywalker" vampire hunter whose lineage comes from both human and vampire parents, a consequence of a vampire assault on his mother. While undertaking a mission in Japan, Blade pursues Deacon Frost, the vampire responsible for his mother's death. He subsequently comes across "Existence," a enigmatic group of vampires altered by Frost.

In "Nyanpire The Animation," a fashionable vampire encounters a dying kitten and chooses to rescue it by turning it into a vampire with his blood, giving it eternal life. Now called Nyanpire, the kitten must hunt for blood and other red liquids to sustain itself. While dealing with the challenges of being a house pet, Nyanpire also interacts with the other unusual cats in the neighborhood.

This OVA occurs between episodes 8 and 9 of the first season of Hakuouki. Yukimura Chizuru undertakes a reconnaissance mission in Shimabara disguised as a geiko for the Shinsengumi. Each episode details the events of the days before, during, and after this operation. It gradually reveals the involvement of each captain, as well as that of several demons in the incident. Each individual episode primarily focuses on the third-person perspectives of Okita Souji, Saito Hajime, Harada Sanosuke, Toudou Heisuke, Hijikata Toshizo, and Kazama Chikage.

Koyama Yuzu operates an antique shop. Mayu, a cat god (nekogami), sponges off Yuzu and spends her days idly playing games. Numerous other deities drop by to visit Mayu and partake in merrymaking.

High school student Morita Mayu is recognized for her quiet and reserved disposition in "Morita-san wa Mukuchi." Her silent nature and tendency to lock eyes with others frequently lead to misunderstandings. Yet, her infrequent speech is not due to a lack of interest in chatting or having nothing on her mind; instead, it results from her habit of overthinking her responses, causing her to miss the right moments to talk. Even so, Mayu still enjoys a satisfying school experience with her friends.

A total of 6 short specials included in the first 6 DVDs of Beelzebub.

In this installment of "Tekken: Blood Vengeance," high school student Ling Xiaoyu is recruited by Anna Williams of G Corporation to enroll at Kyoto University and monitor classmate Shin Kamiya. At the same time, Jin Kazama, head of the Mishima Zaibatsu, dispatches Alisa Bosconovitch to the same university with the same objective. Despite their secret assignments, Xiaoyu and Alisa develop a close friendship. Yet this connection is challenged when Shin vanishes after being abducted by unidentified attackers.

Adapted from the shounen manga by Akamatsu Ken serialised in Shounen Magazine, this tale revolves around Negi Springfield, a ten-year-old wizard from Wales who longs to follow in the footsteps of his absent father as a Magister Magi—a unique kind of mage who assists everyday people, often disguising his work as humanitarian aid through NGOs. Initially placed as an English teacher at Mahora Academy in Japan, Negi is assigned to a middle school class made up of 31 girls, all of whom are older than him. However, the calm school days are soon shattered when individuals linked to his father's past show up, and Negi is compelled to forge magical contracts with several of his students to deal with the emerging threats. In time, he departs with his companions for the Magic World in pursuit of his long-lost father. This movie marks the finale of the journey portrayed in the Shiroki Tsubasa Ala Alba and Mou Hitotso no Sekai OVAs.

Prologue to the movie, depicting the Whiskey Peak arc. Released as part of a new edit for the film's television broadcast on "Premium Saturday".

The official site has announced that the fifth Blu-ray and DVD volume for Onii-chan no Koto nanka Zenzen Suki Janain Dakara ne!! will feature a previously unaired episode. This volume is scheduled for release on July 6th.

BD Specials.

Following a catastrophic war that caused immense destruction, the city of Olympus stands as the world's last bastion and central command hub. To defend it against the terrorist faction known as the Argonauts, Deunan Knotts—a former LAPD SWAT member—leads a specialized military unit composed of Biroids (genetically engineered cloned humans) alongside her cyborg partner Brialeos. Knotts is tasked with safeguarding the city at any cost, but faces new challenges when Al Ceides, the Argonauts' leader presumed dead, reappears and stirs up fresh turmoil.

The OVA is included with the all-ages version of the OreTsuba PC game. It contains a much higher level of fan service than the TV series, with the content being characterized as "nudity plus 90%."

In a school where participating in after-school activities is mandatory for every student, Hajime and her friend Sayo stumble upon a club they have never noticed before. The club is named "The Cultural Activity Preservation Club." When the two step inside, they discover a variety of analog jobs and pastimes, including handcrafting mats and toothpicks. This is a one-of-a-kind cultural manga blended with comedy to keep you engaged—this is Double J!

Episode 1: Shiraishi is appointed captain of the Shitenhoji Tennis Club. To keep the club going, the members must recruit a new player. They attempt to catch Zaizen's interest by performing comedy routines, but Zaizen dismisses them. Episode 2: Momoshiro tells Ryoma about Seigaku's seven ghost stories. The tales are fairly ordinary, but the third-year students quickly exit the club room. Fuji remarks, "It's time to tell you this," and starts recounting an experience he had two years ago.

Following the National Championships, Seishun Academy receives an invitation to a junior tennis tournament at Wimbledon in England. When Ryouma Echizen and his teammates arrive, they discover that their rivals from Hyoutei Academy, Shitenhouji Middle School, and Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School are also taking part. On the eve of the tournament, several players are attacked by a group of thugs and end up hospitalized. The assailants are identified by a silver ring they wear and the fact that their leader is named Keith. To deal with the threat posed by the gang, the middle school students gather to plan, but their meeting is interrupted by Ling Xiu, who had saved Ryouma the previous night. Xiu reveals that he is a former member of Clack, a group of tennis players banned from official competitions due to their aggressive playing style and behavior. He warns the students to avoid getting involved with Clack, saying they have no chance against such a formidable opponent. Feeling unwilling to accept the situation, Ryouma sneaks out with Xiu, intending to confront Keith and the other Clack members on his own. After learning Xiu's true motive, Ryouma becomes even more determined to defeat Keith, hoping to save him.

The full versions of episodes 10 and 11 that were previously edited together into episode 10 of the TV series.

At St. Cherine Academy, Haruka Minazuki and Aoi Kannazuki share a close bond despite their differing natures. Haruka is full of lively energy, whereas Aoi stays composed and excels in her studies. On the surface, they seem like ordinary students going through daily school life, but they conceal a hidden truth from everyone. By day, they are typical attendees of St. Cherine Academy, yet they hold the power to become the Twin Angels, safeguarding the town from sinister forces. Now, these delightful protectors are back, prepared to set off on exciting new adventures once more!