Summer 2018 Anime

Humanity remains trapped behind the two surviving walls, still endangered by the Titans that steal their freedom. The fight to eliminate these monsters continues, but dangers come not only from the Titans outside the walls but also from the people inside them. Following his rescue from the Colossal Titan and Armored Titan, Eren Yaeger focuses on mastering his Titan shifting ability. Krista Lenz deals with the pain of losing a comrade, Captain Levi selects Eren along with his friends to be part of his new personal squad, and Commander Erwin Smith recovers from wounds he received. For a time, the soldiers seem to be doing well—until the government suddenly demands that Eren and Krista be handed over. The Survey Corps' recent victories have attracted unwanted notice, and a figure from Levi's past is dispatched to retrieve the two wanted individuals. Hunted by the authorities, Levi and his squad must avoid their enemies to protect Eren and Krista. Eren and his comrades fight not only for survival against the fearsome Titans but also against the menace of a far more cunning adversary: other humans.

The aloof protagonist is a bookworm who remains deeply detached from the world around him. He has no interest in others and is firmly convinced that no one has any interest in him either. His story begins when he stumbles upon a handwritten book titled *Living with Dying*. He soon identifies it as a secret diary belonging to his popular, bubbly classmate Sakura Yamauchi. She then confides in him about the pancreatic disease she is suffering from and that her remaining time is limited. Only her family knows about her terminal illness; not even her best friends are aware. Despite this revelation, he shows zero sympathy for her plight, but caught in the waves of Sakura's persistent buoyancy, he eventually agrees to accompany her for her remaining days. As the pair of polar opposites interact, their connection strengthens, interweaving through the choices they make with each passing day. Her apparent nonchalance and unpredictability disrupt the protagonist's impassive flow of life, gradually opening his heart as he discovers and embraces the true meaning of living.

After the devastating attack on the Re-Estize capital, the Guardians of the Great Tomb of Nazarick return to their master, Ainz Ooal Gown. Having spent months preparing, they are now poised to execute their plans for world domination. While Ainz’s military power grows, the rest of the world continues its course. Carne Village, which Ainz previously rescued, thrives despite the dangers surrounding it. Meanwhile, in the northeastern Baharuth Empire, the Bloody Emperor targets the expanding influence of Nazarick. Nations rise and heroes fall as blood is spilled. Is there anyone or anything capable of challenging the supreme authority of Ainz Ooal Gown?

Orphaned and taken in by the notorious mafia don Dino Golzine, seventeen-year-old Aslan Jade Callenreese, better known as Ash Lynx, now leads his own criminal organization. Driven by the cryptic final words of his deceased brother Griffin, who repeated "Banana Fish" after returning from the Iraq War, Ash delves into a dangerous investigation. His search is abruptly interrupted when Dino’s enforcers raid his secret hideout at an underground bar. There, Ash’s friend Skip has just introduced him to Shunichi Ibe and his assistant Eiji Okumura, Japanese photojournalists documenting street gangs. Amidst the chaos of the attack, Shorter Wong alerts Ash to the danger, but Dino’s men manage to abduct Skip and Eiji. Forced into action, Ash must navigate his violent past with the mafia to rescue the kidnapped photographers and uncover the truth behind the elusive Banana Fish.

For his freshman year at a university in the coastal town of Izu, Iori Kitahara moves in above Grand Blue, a scuba diving shop owned by his uncle. Although he arrives with aspirations of an ideal college life, his plans are quickly derailed by the uninhibited drinking habits of the Diving Club members who gather at the shop. After being coerced by upperclassmen Shinji Tokita and Ryuujirou Kotobuki into participating in their chaotic parties, Iori is discovered by his cousin, Chisa Kotegawa, who reacts with complete disgust. Adapted from the hit manga by Kenji Inoue and Kimitake Yoshioka, this series chronicles Iori’s hilarious escapades with his oddball friends as he attempts to achieve his college dreams while simultaneously learning the art of scuba diving.

In the MMORPG Cross Reverie, the Demon King Diablo stands unmatched in power. With the game's most coveted items and a maxed-out player level, he crushes any challenger with ease. Yet behind the screen, Diablo is Takuma Sakamoto—a socially awkward recluse whose only passion is his gaming life, even as he steamrolls endless foes. His routine is broken when a summoning spell drags him into a world that looks just like the game, where he keeps Diablo's form. There, he finds his summoners: Rem Galeu, a small Pantherian adventurer, and Shera L. Greenwood, an Elf summoner. They try to use an Enslavement Ritual to control him, but the magic backfires, making them his slaves instead. Trapped in this awkward situation, Takuma sets out with the girls to find a way to break the contract while adapting to his new life as the feared Demon King.

Rachel Gardner, her eyes hollow and empty, wishes only for death. She regains consciousness in the basement of a building with no recollection of how she got there. There, she meets Zack, a killer wrapped in bandages who is trying to escape. He vows to end her life once he obtains his freedom, and the two form an agreement to ascend the building floor by floor in search of an exit. As they climb higher, they face increasingly unhinged individuals who all appear to recognize Rachel. The puzzle deepens around her link to the facility and why she is held captive. Facing a new boss on every level, Rachel and Zack must figure out whether both of them can achieve their respective goals.

Inside the human body, approximately 37.2 trillion cells labor energetically every hour of every day, year-round. Newly graduated from training, the cheerful and slightly scatterbrained Sekkekkyuu AE3803 is eager to carry out the critical mission of delivering oxygen. Meanwhile, Hakkekkyuu U-1146 is as busy as ever, patrolling and destroying foreign bacteria trying to colonize the body. Elsewhere, tiny platelets assemble for a fresh construction assignment. Coping with injuries and allergic reactions, losing the way to the lungs, and squabbling with other cell types—the everyday existence of cells is constantly frantic as they cooperate to maintain the body's health.

During a break between classes, Olivia, a foreign exchange student who knows no English, plays a game of "look-the-other-way" with the loudmouthed airhead Hanako Honda. Their disruptive behavior provokes Kasumi Nomura, a deadpan loner whose older sister constantly mocks her for always losing at games. Kasumi initially refuses Olivia's invitation to join the fun, but eventually gets pulled in anyway and unleashes her own form of mischief. Soon, a strange bond forms among the three eccentric girls, and they decide to create the "Pastime Club," where they can freely engage in their daily antics. Whether it involves failing to learn English, desperately trying to become popular, or being caught by teachers at the worst moments, school life never becomes dull when the girls of Asobi Asobase are up to their hilarious pranks.

The CH Postal Company receives a request from Irma Felice, a celebrated opera singer, to have a love letter transcribed. Violet Evergarden takes on the assignment and visits Irma to compose the letter. However, Irma offers little guidance and asks Violet to write based on her own emotions. Despite Violet's many attempts, Irma rejects every version of the letter. Violet seeks advice from her coworkers, who each write their own love letters to help. Yet even these are turned down by the opera singer. As a last resort, Violet asks Irma to share her genuine thoughts and feelings, hoping to discover the missing element. Can the Auto Memory Doll succeed in turning Irma's emotions into words?

Satou Matsuzaka is a beautiful high school student known for being easygoing with guys. But a chance meeting with a young girl named Shio Koube makes Satou realize this is her first ever true feeling of love. While telling others she lives with her aunt, Satou secretly shares an apartment with Shio. Despite her innocent looks, Satou will do anything to protect her beloved, going to desperate lengths to keep their "happy sugar life" intact.

Once a hot spring inn, Yuragi-sou now operates as a boarding house with shockingly low rent, but it's nearly empty except for a handful of eccentric residents. Word has it that a dangerous ghost haunts the place, driving away anyone who tries to move in. This makes it the ideal spot for Fuyuzora Kogarashi—a broke, homeless psychic looking for cheap lodging and spirits to exorcise. Kogarashi braces for a showdown with the ghost, only to discover it's not the malevolent entity rumors describe. Instead, it's the spirit of a lovely, silver-haired girl who remembers nothing of her life before death except her name: Yuuna. Even stranger, the other tenants of Yuragi-sou can also see Yuuna, and each possesses their own supernatural ability. Amid the turmoil stirred up by his quirky housemates, Kogarashi works to uncover the lingering regret that binds Yuuna to the mortal world—before she turns into an evil spirit condemned to an eternity in hell.

In 1991, arcade video games are all the rage. Becoming a professional player is a distant dream in an industry still finding its footing, but sixth-grader Haruo Yaguchi is determined to pursue that path. His skill at video games has won him respect in local arcades and given him confidence and pride—until his classmate Akira Oono destroys him in Street Fighter 2. Akira is wealthy, attractive, and intelligent, as close to perfect as possible. Haruo never cared about such things before; despite his many personal flaws, his supremacy at video games was, in his own view, unquestionable. Now that someone has emerged who can challenge him, part of Haruo can't help but resent her. Yet another part craves a rival who can meet him on equal footing, and Akira is more than capable.

In the year 1930, vampires secretly enter Tokyo to prey on its unaware inhabitants. With the number of attacks climbing steadily, the city's officials turn to the Jaegers—an unusual and varied band of mercenaries employed by the V Shipping Company to eliminate vampires across the globe. Concealing their weapons inside musical instrument cases, the Jaegers confront the vampires with the same brutality their enemies display. Yuliy, the Jaegers' most proficient fighter, is the lone survivor of a vampire assault that destroyed his hometown. Drawing on the power of his werewolf lineage, he collaborates with his comrades to aid Tokyo's police force in dealing with the vampire menace. Although they appear to be working for law enforcement, the Jaegers are actually locked in a battle with the vampires over the mysterious Ark of Sirius. Possessing the ability to reshape the world's destiny, Yuliy and his allies must find the relic before the vampires can harness it for their ruinous aims.

Xian is the state of immortality that every cultivator aspires to reach. Yet beneath it lurks a forbidden dark force known as Mo Dao, the demonic path. Due to a string of tragic events, cultivator Wei Wuxian begins experimenting with this path during his training. His growing power brings chaos and destruction, but his reign of terror ends abruptly when the cultivation clans overpower him and his closest ally kills him. Thirteen years later, Wei Wuxian is reborn into the body of a madman and reunites with Lan Wangji, a former classmate. This encounter sets off a supernatural mystery that haunts the clans and threatens to upend their daily lives. Mo Dao Zu Shi follows these two men as they work to uncover the secrets of the spiritual world. Battling demons, ghosts, and fellow cultivators, the two forge an unexpected bond.

After the Altana Liberation Army temporarily pulled back from the Kabuki District, the war situation seemed to be improving. But while the Oniwaban, Shinsengumi, and local residents fight the remaining enemy forces, Edo's greatest inventor, Gengai Hiraga, is kidnapped. Since his nanomachine virus was responsible for forcing the enemy's retreat by disabling their weapons, there is now a risk that the virus will be shut down. Meanwhile, a planet-destroying laser is activated on the Liberation Army's mother ship in Earth's orbit. Shinsuke Takasugi and the Kiheitai arrive on the vessel to stop the weapon from firing, sparking another battle. Forced to fight on two fronts, the Yorozuya and their allies must win both battles to save Edo and the entire world.

Yuuto Suou never expected urban legends to be real, but when he follows his childhood friend Mitsuki Shimoya in testing one out, reality shifts. After snapping a photo of himself with the shrine's sacred mirror using his phone, he is pulled into a parallel world built on ancient Norse mythology. Armed with the knowledge from his studies and his solar-powered smartphone, Yuuto works to elevate the Wolf Clan—the people who took him in—to greatness, all while winning the devotion of the Einherjar, a band of warrior maidens who wield magic.

After his senior teammates graduate from high school, Haruka Nanase and his fellow swimmers look ahead and pursue their ambitions. Now attending Hidaka University in Tokyo, Haruka unexpectedly crosses paths with Shiina Asahi, a former teammate and friend from his middle school years. This encounter brings back painful memories of that period, when Haruka's feelings about swimming soured and he ultimately left the team. He later catches up with other old classmates—except for Ikuya Kirishima, who still holds a grudge against Haruka for quitting and causing the team's collapse. Aware of this rift, Haruka tries to mend his relationship with Ikuya, but quickly finds that repairing a friendship is not his only challenge. Confronted by the reality of facing more skilled swimmers, Haruka must prove himself if he hopes to compete on an international stage.

After messing up one too many times, yakuza underlings Kentarou, Ryou, and Kazuhiko are given a harsh ultimatum by their boss: either have their organs taken and sold off, or go to Thailand for gender reassignment surgery and train to become pop idols. Following a grueling year of transformation, the three former thugs are reborn as Airi, Chika, and Mari. Debuting as the amateur idol unit The Goku Dolls, they set their sights on reaching the top of the idol world. But even after enduring relentless brainwashing to make them more feminine, the three idols still hold onto their yakuza toughness inside. To correct this, their boss brings in Mandarin Kinoshita, a legendary manager with a perfect track record of never failing to guide an idol group to success. With their lives on the line, the reluctant yakuza must cooperate with their new manager, tap into their hidden cuteness, and become the triumphant idols their ruthless boss can finally be proud of.

After losing 21-0 at the National Junior Badminton Tournament, Nagisa Aragaki's passion for the sport becomes twisted. Overwhelmed by the humiliation of defeat, she begins to bully the members of her high school badminton team. Her harsh training sessions drive some players to tears, while others quit entirely. As the club loses members and new recruits are too scared to join, the team's future looks bleak. Then Kentarou Tachibana arrives as the new head coach. Not only is he an Olympic-level athlete, but he also brings a secret weapon: Ayano Hanesaki, the girl who defeated Nagisa six months ago. Yet Ayano is not the fierce rival Nagisa remembers—she is now a troubled girl who wants to stay away from badminton. With her athletic future at stake, Nagisa must confront her fear of falling short, mend her rival's broken spirit, and lead Kitakomachi High School's badminton club to victory.

Aki Shiina is often mistaken for a girl due to his delicate, feminine looks. Hoping to turn over a new leaf and leave his past behind, he transfers to a middle school in Tokyo and moves into a dormitory. Upon arriving, Aki is given a friendly welcome by the dorm's manager, Ayaka Sunohara, who instantly becomes fond of him. However, he quickly discovers that his new housemates are all female members of the student council. The girls frequently poke fun at Aki, treating him as if he were extremely girlish. Nevertheless, determined to grow more manly, Aki does his utmost to lend a hand to those around him.

Asahi's real life ended the moment she died while playing Union, a globally famous online RPG. Following her death, Union shut down, and the members of the Subaru guild went their separate ways. Six years later, Haruto logs into a revived version of Re'Union and encounters Asahi, who had died. Is it really her, or just an electronic ghost? The former team members reunite and enter the mysterious, deadly online game to uncover the truth.

On a secluded island called Urashima, far removed from the mainland, a man drifts ashore with no memory of his name or birthplace. What he does remember is that he is a time traveler with a mission: to rescue a certain girl from danger. When night falls, he meets Rinne Ohara, a girl whose singing stirs a specific name in his mind—Setsuna—and he decides to adopt it as his own. Since Rinne knows another "Setsuna," she takes him into her home as a servant, hoping he is the same person she recalls. Meanwhile, Setsuna continues to learn about Urashima, seeking to uncover his lost past. He discovers the island's folklore, its three great families, and the endemic disease that prevents anyone afflicted from going outside during daylight. As the mysteries of his missing memories and Urashima itself unravel, Setsuna must remember his purpose and fulfill his mission quickly. Yet, witnessing the many troubles plaguing the island, he begins to wonder—is his journey through time merely an attempt to change the fate of a single girl?

Yurine Hanazono, a girl skilled in the occult, summons the demon Jashin-chan to Earth. Unfortunately, Yurine doesn't know how to send Jashin-chan back to Hell. Trapped on Earth, Jashin-chan must live in Yurine's apartment as her familiar. The only way for Jashin-chan to return is to kill her summoner, but this is easier said than done for the bumbling demon. Since Jashin-chan is immortal and can regenerate her body, Yurine doesn't hold back, attacking her with a variety of weapons and punishing her brutally for her evil schemes. Jashin-chan is often visited by her demon friends: the kind-hearted Gorgon Medusa and the energetic minotaur Minosu, who are far better-behaved in contrast and disapprove of her plans to kill Yurine. Dropkick on My Devil! is a comedy focusing on these two reluctant roommates and their bizarre antics as they navigate their cat-and-mouse relationship.

For an ordinary high school student in Japan, the walk to class is usually a dull routine, but for first-year Chio Miyamo, it turns into a daily escapade. Because she stays up late playing video games, she is perpetually running behind schedule and must invent fresh paths to reach Samejima Private Academy on time. Throughout her strange treks to school, Chio faces challenges such as blocked roads from construction, overly enthusiastic kabaddi players, and confused motorcycle gang leaders. Yet these small obstacles cannot stop Chio, known as the legendary assassin "Bloody Butterfly," thanks to the special ops skills she has gained from her intense gaming hobby. Alongside her closest friends Manana Nonomura and Yuki Hosokawa, Chio will stop at nothing to dodge the school's strict punishments for being late.

In beach volleyball, individual brilliance isn't enough; winning requires finding a trusted partner to rely on together on the sandy court. Haruka Oozora discovers this truth on her first day in Okinawa after moving in with her grandmother and cousin Kanata Higa. While exploring a nearby beach, she encounters a group of girls practicing beach volleyball and is invited to join. What starts as a friendly game turns competitive when Narumi Tooi spots Kanata approaching. After a crushing loss, Haruka understands why her cousin has been distant. Kanata and Narumi were once a formidable beach volleyball pair, but Kanata stopped playing because her short stature hindered Narumi. With the Junior Tournament only weeks away, Haruka must grasp the complexities of competitive beach volleyball and help Kanata overcome her deep anxiety about the sport she once loved.

With the annual Seishou Festival approaching, the students of the 99th class at Seishou Music Academy are preparing to stage their own interpretation of Starlight. This poignant narrative follows two goddesses bound by celestial light yet fated to be separated forever. As a single-sex institution dedicated to cultivating future theatrical stars, the academy focuses on honing its pupils' abilities in singing, acting, and dancing. Sixteen-year-old Karen Aijou, a relaxed girl who has longed to perform since childhood, finds her passion reignited by the arrival of her childhood friend, Hikari Kagura, who has transferred to the school. Through Hikari, Karen discovers a hidden elevator that leads to a vast underground theater. Presided over by a talking giraffe, this venue hosts intense duels where classmates compete for the coveted title of Top Star, which grants the winner a leading role in Starlight. Driven by a promise made with Hikari to become stars together, Karen steps into these enigmatic contests to turn their shared dream into reality.

Takashi Natsume and his spirit companion Madara, nicknamed "Nyanko," keep working to give back the names of spirits from the Book of Friends that his late grandmother Reiko Natsume left him. One day after school, Takashi meets a lurking spirit named Monmonbou, who recalls memories of his grandmother after hearing Takashi's name. Driven by natural curiosity, Takashi visits a mysterious town where his grandmother once lived. There, he befriends her old acquaintance Yorie Tsumura and Yorie's son Mukuo, learning more about his grandmother's past. Meanwhile, Nyanko takes a detour to find food and comes across a suspicious "Spirit Seed," which unexpectedly grows into a fruit tree overnight. Giving in to temptation, Nyanko eats the fruit and splits into three separate beings. To find a way to fix Nyanko's condition, Takashi and his friends help out, and in the process, they uncover more secrets hidden in the town.

After conquering the six lower levels and defeating their Floor Masters, Hakuno Kishinami and Saber ascend to the highest tier of the Moon Cell. Their final adversary is Leonardo B. Harwey, the most powerful Master in Holy Grail War history and the reigning champion, beloved by the masses. Arriving at a meadow of flowers scattered across floating islands, Hakuno, Saber, and Rin Toosaka encounter a hooded figure tending to the blooms. Saber instantly readies her weapon against the cloaked man, who identifies himself as Prince Gawain, the Platinum Saber and Knight of the Round Table. Yet Gawain declares he has no desire for combat, prompting the group to deliberate on the countless possibilities of the Holy Grail. Hakuno resolves to restore the Moon Cell to its original state. Their conversation is cut short by a distant clangor echoing through the sky. The tattered Gawain, recognizing its meaning, warns them that their time is running short. He guides them toward the final arena, where the two Sabers will clash once more to decide humanity's fate.

Six months after moving out, high school student Aoi Mashiro decides to return home to confront her ex-boyfriend following a recent breakup. To afford the train fare, she pilfers two hanging scrolls from her grandfather’s attic and brings them to an antique shop located in Kyoto’s Teramachi Sanjou shopping district, unaware that a pivotal meeting is about to occur. Inside the shop, she meets Kiyotaka Yagashira, the owner’s grandson and a Kyoto University graduate student. Known by the nickname Holmes due to a play on his surname and his sharp deductive abilities, Kiyotaka examines the scrolls. He recognizes that Aoi’s choice of items reveals an intuition similar to his own. Sympathetic to her situation and seeing her potential, he offers her a part-time position so she can earn the money she needs on her own. Soon after, Aoi and Kiyotaka start working together, not just at the shop but also by assisting townspeople with their various issues. Combining Kiyotaka’s deduction with Aoi’s intuition, this modern-day Holmes and Watson team can handle any challenge.

In 1274, the Mongol Empire, having subdued much of the known world, shifts its focus toward Japan, starting with Tsushima Island as the initial step toward a full-scale invasion. At the request of Princess Teruhi, the Kamakura Shogunate sends Kuchii Jinzaburou and a group of exiles to the island. There, they will confront immense odds, and the fate of Tsushima hangs in the balance.

Oneiromancy suggests that dreams of dragons symbolize the danger of being consumed by one’s own rage. True to this notion, Souya Kuroi awakens from a terrifying vision of a colossal dragon obliterating everything in a burst of rainbow-colored radiance. Following an inexplicable incident that claimed his parents and his memories, his reality feels like a living nightmare. With the dream as his sole recollection, he is left in the care of two unusual caretakers: the vibrant and spirited maid Ginko, and a massive feline referred to only as Sensei. His existence is upended when Saromisaka City is attacked by a UFO shaped like a teddy bear. Conventional military force fails to stop the threat, prompting seven enigmatic individuals to step forward and defeat the creature with the same rainbow hues Souya witnessed in his dream. After the extraterrestrial menace is vanquished, these seven individuals encounter a new enemy: Souya. Driven by a desire for retribution against those who ruined his past, he launches an assault on these so-called heroes, dragging the conflict into a battle of cosmic scale.

Suffering from unwanted spiritual possession? Need a ghost banished to the heavens or condemned to eternal damnation? If so, you require the services of Muhyo and Roji, specialists in magic law. Their expertise lies in delivering justice to malevolent spirits.

Shi Miao is once again fed up with her brother's ridiculous behavior, while Shi Fen can only wish to break free from the grasp of his violent sister. With their friends and classmates tagging along, the two carry on their twisted relationship as unwilling yet devoted siblings.

Second season of One Room.

In contemporary London, the narrative unfolds in a reality where "Shadows" emerge from human fear and anxiety. A young girl arrives to pursue her studies abroad, but becomes entangled in a strange incident upon entering the university. Alone in a city where she knows no one, the lost girl stumbles into "Café Forbidden," an enigmatic café that opens only at midnight. There, she encounters a group of handsome men who work there—guardians tasked with maintaining the boundary between humans and shadows.

On January 29, 2030, in Tokyo, a high-frequency resonance is detected near the city, and a red fog rolls in. Everyone—humans and animals alike—who hears the sound collapses, losing consciousness. Tokyo shuts down as people believe the fog carries an unknown virus causing an epidemic. However, six days later, everyone wakes as if nothing happened. The sealed-off sections of the city gradually return to normal. But since the resonance, bizarre events begin to occur, pulling people deeper into mysteries. Meanwhile, young people start to awaken, releasing the power hidden in their blood, discovering themselves as "vessel of wisdom blood." Guided by something unknown, they meet, communicate, and face the unavoidable circle of fate, sacrificing their own lives.

Mr. Tonegawa: Middle Management Blues is a spin-off of the Kaiji series that centers on Tonegawa, the trusted right-hand man of Kazutaka Hyoudou. Hyoudou serves as the president of the Teiai Corporation and owns various gambling tournaments. When Hyoudou becomes bored with his lifestyle, he tasks Tonegawa with organizing a so-called "game of death," a duty assigned to him and his subordinates to maintain the president's happiness. Tonegawa must collaborate with his team to ensure Hyoudou remains content, leading to a comedic narrative focused on his interactions with his subordinates and other characters from the Kaiji universe.

Arato Endou and his loyal hIE, Lacia, reunite to demonstrate that artificial intelligence can be safely neutralized, regardless of its brilliance. As they infiltrate the facility to face Higgins, Lacia’s creator, they must battle foes on multiple fronts. These include Snowdrop, an out-of-control hIE determined to consume Higgins, and Methode, a hIE seeking revenge against Lacia. Furthermore, the world’s super-intelligent AIs have unanimously agreed to eliminate Lacia, viewing her as a danger to humankind. With time running out and the odds heavily stacked against them, can Arato and Lacia achieve their goal of a peaceful coexistence between humans and hIEs?

After an unforgettable summer break comes to a close, Aoi Yukimura remains motivated to keep exploring her newfound passion for mountaineering. Having overcome her fear of heights and kept her childhood promise to Hinata Kuraue, she finds herself drawn to any climbing chance that comes her way—including another opportunity to conquer Mt. Fuji. Though this challenging yet thrilling expedition is scheduled for the following summer, Aoi is already doing everything she can to prepare and ensure she succeeds this time. However, as budding hopes bloom with the changing seasons, climbing the unfamiliar peaks of various new endeavors begins to put strain on the longtime friends' relationship and the different views they each hold about the future.

Deep within a forest shrouded in thick fog, a kamishibai storyboard sits alone in a clearing during the late hours. As a visitor draws near, the mist parts to reveal the masked Storyteller, who resumes narrating tales of dread and despair. These macabre stories depict scenarios that could befall anyone, including acquaintances and peers. A group of girls bullying a member in a cave become prey to a sinister entity. A boy suffering from scopophobia relocates to the countryside but remains haunted by unseen watchers. A man deals with a stubbornly open window and unsettling phone calls. A salaryman’s theft of an umbrella on a rainy day triggers unforeseen repercussions. While audiences may find entertainment in the Storyteller’s narratives, they must remain cautious to avoid becoming the next subject of his chilling tales.

The protagonist is an ordinary girl who is transported to another realm where she assumes the role of princess in a kingdom sustained by dream energy. When a threat known as yumekui, or dream eater, begins assaulting the realm and incapacitating numerous princes by stealing their dreams, she must find a way to awaken them. Her success in rousing the slumbering princes is essential to preserving the dream world from destruction.

In historical Edo, now known as Tokyo, adopted siblings operate a rental business catering to a city prone to fires and floods. Their inventory includes everyday goods to help residents evacuate quickly, alongside ancient objects that have gained souls over centuries, known as Tsukumogami. These spirits eavesdrop on local conversations and disseminate the information as gossip. The compassionate siblings must address the resulting conflicts, utilizing the unique abilities of the Tsukumogami to restore peace.

The C-class idol unit Ongaku Shoujo, under Pine Records, is made up of eleven girls. They have poor sales figures and little popularity, but Producer Ikebashi and the members keep working hard to raise their level. Still, Ikebashi suggests adding a new member to Ongaku Shoujo—someone who can act as a catalyst for the group's breakthrough. An audition is opened, and this leads the soon-to-be legendary group to meet a girl named Hanako.

Despair War is a conflict between antique firearms and modern weaponry. A nuclear catastrophe rendered the world barren. Under the absolute rule of a global empire, humanity lives stripped of its liberty. Even though owning any kind of weapon is strictly forbidden, a resistance movement secretly opposes the empire. They wield ancient guns preserved as works of art and fight with them. These firearms give rise to the Kijuushi, spirits born from the antique weapons. Proud and awe-inspiring, these "Absolute Royal" figures are the only ones capable of bringing hope back to the world. The story chronicles the everyday lives of the Kijuushi. They endure laughter, despair, joy, confusion, and suffering, yet they continue to follow their unwavering sense of loyalty in battle. What are they fighting for? What must they protect?

The story revolves around a genius who goes missing, and their baffling disappearance is concealed as a dark secret among the elite members of society.

The third season of Cinderella Girls Gekijou.

The story centers on Arashi and his Wild Liger. Their primary adversaries are the Death Metal Empire, ruled by Gallagher, who employ Zoids for domination and command numerous Zoids and fighters, among them the Four Heavenly Kings. Arashi aspires to follow his father's path as a Zoid Hunter and discover his ultimate partner. Early in his adventure, he forms a bond with the Wild Liger and encounters Bacon and Team Supreme, who inform him about the Great Ancient Treasure Z.

The second installment of Hataraku Oniisan! follows Calico Tapio Chatorazawa, who is bursting with energy, and Russian Blue Kuehiko Roshihara, who tends to be a bit grumpy. As classmates, they take on a variety of part-time jobs to discover both the difficulties and joys of working life.

Twenty-three years after the conclusion of the original Future Card Buddyfight, Yuga Mikado, the son of Gao Mikado, encounters the game for the very first time. Upon beginning to play, he quickly taps into his innate instincts, rapidly evolving into a highly skilled buddyfighter. This sudden surge in talent attracts both new rivals and friends, yet the resulting fame and happiness carry a hidden price. The series introduces the next generation of Buddyfight.

The pinnacle of gag manga and one of Akatsuka Fujio's most celebrated works, "Tensai Bakabon," makes its anime comeback after 18 years with an original new story directed by Hosokawa Toru. Bakabon and his family—famous for popularizing the phrase "This is how it should be"—return alongside the bizarre cast of Mr. Policeman, Rerere no Ojisan, and Eel-Dog, cutting loose in a far more contemporary setting. This fresh frontier of "Bakabon," airing in a late-night timeslot, is set to begin a decade after Akatsuka Fujio's passing.

Second season of Marvel Future Avengers.

The third season of Rilu Rilu Fairilu.<br><br> The story centers on a girl who stumbles upon a relic known as the "Magic Pendulum," and uses it to get to the Fairilu world. While there, she goes on adventures as the show portrays her growing up. <br><br>

This series focuses on two companions: a naive weasel with a fondness for cute, round objects, and a dormouse who feigns innocence. They pass the time enjoying short, lighthearted tales of play and fun set within Nagano Prefecture.

The narrative follows Mick, a chironomid in a dormant state. Humans have transported insects into outer space to conduct scientific experiments. Mick and his companions embark on an epic space voyage striving to return to Earth. The human-initiated projects and tests are called off for an unexplained reason, leaving the organisms stranded aboard the space station with scarce supplies. Overcoming obstacles and battling difficulties, they journey across multiple planets, picking up new allies along the way, all aiming for Earth. As their quest advances, the truth behind the humans' decision to abandon them gradually comes to light.

The series of books presents humorous facts about animals, highlighting unexpected truths like raccoons not actually washing their food and dolphins potentially drowning if they completely fall asleep.

Short episodes that introduce the Cocotama's from Kirakira Happy★Hirake! Cocotama TV series.

The story centers on a frog prince cursed by a witch and his servant, a caterpillar named Henry.

The fifth season of Kkoma Bus Tayo.

Third season of Jingju Mao.