Winter 2014 Anime

When people face dire emergencies, a mysterious red phone number occasionally appears, linking them to Yato, a minor god who styles himself as the Yato God. Although he dreams of amassing millions of followers, his lack of a single shrine keeps him from that ambition, forcing him to survive on cheap five-yen jobs. His plight deepens when his weapon partner abandons him, disillusioned by what they see as his incompetence. However, fate intervenes when middle schooler Hiyori Iki seemingly sacrifices her life to save Yato from a car crash. While she survives physically, her spirit becomes unstable, causing her soul to detach from her body. Desperate to return to normal, Hiyori insists that Yato fix her condition, a task that requires him to find a new weapon partner. Reluctantly, she agrees to help him in this search, offering a faint glimmer of hope that Yato's luck might finally be turning.

In Nisekoi: False Love, Raku Ichijou is a first-year at Bonyari High School and the only heir to a major yakuza family. He clings to a promise made to a childhood friend a decade ago, with a lock-shaped pendant serving as the sole connection; the girl who left took the only key capable of opening it. Raku dreams of a normal high school life free from the yakuza and harbors feelings for his former middle school classmate, Kosaki Onodera. His plans are disrupted when the American Bee Hive Gang threatens his clan's territory. To avert war, Raku is compelled to enter a fake romance with Chitoge Kirisaki, the striking daughter of the Bee Hive leader. This arrangement is strained by their instant mutual animosity: Raku views Chitoge as a fierce gorilla, while she sees him as a weakling. The narrative centers on the comedic and chaotic dynamic between Raku and Chitoge as they maintain their charade to preserve peace in the city. Along the way, Raku encounters other girls tied to his past, embarking on a surprise-filled journey to find the key that will unlock both the pendant's secret and his own heart.

In "Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!: Heart Throb," Yuuta Togashi and his chuuni girlfriend, Rikka Takanashi, begin a new school year living together, yet their bond feels stuck. Yuuta grapples with the reality of being paired with a chuuni partner, while the rest of the group—Sanae Dekomori, Shinka Nibutani, and Kumin Tsuyuri—persist in their eccentric behaviors despite moving up a grade. Compounding Yuuta's troubles, Satone Shichimiya, another chuuni girl from his middle school days, makes an appearance. Amidst these developments, can Yuuta finally push his relationship with Rikka forward?

Not every girl receives what she wishes for on her sixteenth birthday, but Kobeni's present is something she never anticipated: a prearranged marriage! Because of her deceased grandfather, Kobeni has been betrothed to a complete stranger since childhood, and although she allegedly met him, she recalls nothing about him. Even stranger is that her mother and her overly affectionate sister, Benio, appear entirely unfazed when the intended groom, Hakuya, and his younger sister, Mashiro, arrive at their doorstep to live with them. However, it is only after they begin attending Kobeni's school that events become even more peculiar, as she starts noticing some very... unusual vibes from her prospective future family. From Mashiro's fixation on extraterrestrials and UMAs (Unidentified Mysterious Animals) to Hakuya's disturbing absence of emotion, there is something quite odd about them that Kobeni cannot quite identify. What has her grandfather involved her in, and how does this connect to the unexplained blank in Kobeni's memory?

In the D-Frag! series, the Kazama Family, a trio of aspiring delinquents who are inseparable friends, is led by Kenji Kazama, with their goal being to make a name for themselves at Fujou Academy. On their first day, they accidentally discover a fire at the Game Development Club and help put it out. Instead of receiving gratitude, the eccentric club members ambush and incapacitate Kenji's companions, leaving him with no choice but to defend himself and reluctantly join the Game Development Club. As Kenji adapts to his new circumstances, he meets the four girls who forced him into the club: Chitose Karasuyama, the stern and authoritative student council president; Sakura Mizukami, a lively tomboy; Minami Oosawa, the laid-back club advisor; and Roka Shibasaki, the school's enigmatic underground leader. Despite the club's chaotic environment and Kenji's initial desire to leave, he gradually begins to find enjoyment in his unexpected situation.

Space Dandy is a stylish space hunter with a signature pompadour who travels the galaxy hunting down rare alien species to sell for profit. His main ambition is to make it to his favorite restaurant, BooBies, which he claims is the best diner in the universe. On his ship, the Aloha Oe, he is joined by two unusual companions: QT, a robot built from a vacuum cleaner, and Meow, an alien who looks like a cat. Though his job sounds exciting, Dandy's missions rarely go smoothly, and each day brings a new and unpredictable challenge. Together with his crew, he faces dangerous assignments, romantic entanglements, and bizarre situations, all while trying to avoid being captured by the villainous Dr. Gel of the Gogol Empire.

In "Witch Craft Works," Honoka Takamiya lives an ordinary high school life at Tougetsu High School. Ayaka Kagari, known as the school's Princess, remains aloof despite being in the same class and sharing the same commute. Honoka's wish for a peaceful school experience is shattered when a mysterious witch targets him. To his surprise, Ayaka steps in, revealing herself as a fire witch who has been secretly protecting him. This event throws Honoka into a conflict between the Workshop Witches, who protect humans, and the Tower Witches, who seek the hidden power within Honoka.

Hiyori Iki is thrilled to begin high school with her two middle school friends, yet the "Delivery God" Yato appears to have different plans for the day. Will Hiyori manage to make a good first impression, or will Yato jeopardize her happy start to high school life? On another occasion, Hiyori decides to enjoy the beautiful weather by inviting various people to view the cherry blossoms, including the fearsome combat god, Bishamon. However, how long will their blissful day endure once Yato and his old rival Bishamon begin drinking together? This OVA was bundled with the 10th and 11th limited-edition volumes of the manga.

In Hamatora The Animation, certain individuals known as "Minimum Holders" are granted a special power called "Minimum," which allows them to perform extraordinary feats. The narrative centers on Nice and Murasaki, a pair of Minimum Holder private investigators who operate from a single table at Cafe Nowhere under the name Yokohama Troubleshooting. Together with their associates, they take on various cases that come their way. While investigating, the duo discovers a troubling link between their cases and a series of murders being looked into by their friend Art, a police officer. Each victim turns out to be a Minimum Holder. As Minimum Holders themselves, Nice and Murasaki become deeply entangled in this mystery. However, a deeper, personal connection between Nice and the person behind these crimes gradually comes to light.

Since middle school, Haruka Takayama and Yuu Sonoda have been close friends and plan to attend Misato West High School together. Although they end up in the same class, circumstances place them at opposite ends of the room, adding to their misfortune. The school is scheduled to close in three years, making them the final batch of first-year students. Despite these setbacks, Haruka remains committed to staying by Yuu’s side and creating cherished memories. Haruka feels a twinge of jealousy as Yuu’s easygoing nature attracts attention from their female classmates. Sensing Haruka’s discomfort, Yuu initiates a heartfelt kiss in an empty classroom, solidifying their bond as "special friends." This intimate moment uncovers new facets of their relationship and introduces new challenges.

In the second season of Student Council Staff Members, very little changes at Ousai Private Academy's student council. The senior members approach their final year of high school, but their personalities remain the same as ever. President Shino Amakusa still has a flirtatious nature, Secretary Aria Shichijou continues to avoid wearing undergarments, Treasurer Suzu Hagimura still shows no sign of physical growth, and Vice President Takatoshi Tsuda remains the grounded one amid all the chaos. While the core group continues interacting with the Judo Club and Newspaper Club, new participants bring extra excitement. Takatoshi's sister Kotomi enters Ousai and matches the president's lewd behavior, while Uomi, the detached student council president from neighboring Eiryou High School, quickly adapts to Ousai's odd atmosphere. Faced with an endless torrent of ridiculous and risqué situations, Takatoshi must develop resilience to endure the ongoing mayhem.

In the world Takeshi Nanase believed he knew, a hidden realm of magic-users coexists with the ordinary. One summer morning, while heading to kendo practice, Takeshi encounters an injured girl in an unfamiliar uniform. After he helps her, she unintentionally bestows magical abilities upon him when she regains consciousness. Takeshi then learns about the dual existence of magic users and non-magic users, with most wizards desiring peaceful coexistence. Mui Aiba, a student at Subaru Magic Academy, is part of this community where magic users learn to control their powers and maintain harmony with regular people. Following that chance encounter, Takeshi chooses to join Mui along with his newfound magical companions, Kurumi Isoshima and Kazumi Ida, at the academy. Driven by personal motives ranging from atonement to advancement, each of the three possesses distinct magical talents they must master to fight the Ghost Trailers, a faction of wizards intent on dominating humanity through force. As Takeshi and his allies train to strengthen their abilities, they are tasked with confronting the Ghost Trailers' leader and preventing the outbreak of the Second Great Magic War.

In "Tonari no Seki-kun: The Master of Killing Time," Rumi Yokoi tries to pay attention during class, but she finds it hard to ignore her neighbor, Toshinari Seki. Seki has no interest in the lessons, instead engaging in elaborate pastimes like setting up an intricate domino chain on his desk or staging dramatic battles with shogi pieces. Despite her attempts to concentrate, Yokoi often gets drawn into Seki's captivating distractions, which frequently result in her being scolded by the teacher. Still, Seki's playful diversions guarantee that each school day is far from boring.

Kousaku Hata, a devoted idol fan, is crushed when his beloved idol Yuka Kusakabe suddenly retires at the height of her fame. As her most loyal follower, this decision hits him hard, driving him to shut himself away in deep depression. Eventually, his friends convince him to return to school, where he finds an astonishing twist. Yuka, now going by the name Ringo Kinoshita, has transferred into his class. This unexpected reunion reignites Kousaku's drive, and he throws himself into making the most of this rare chance. With help from his teacher and friends, Kousaku strives to forge a closer bond with his former idol and uncover the true reasons behind her exit from the entertainment world.

After being abandoned by their cruel parents, the Hasegawa siblings, Utsutsu and Yume, are drawn to vivid red butterflies that suddenly appear around them. Unbeknownst to them, these scarlet-winged creatures signal the coming outbreak of a terrifying virus called Pupa. Yume becomes fully consumed by Pupa, transforming into a monstrous entity with an insatiable craving for human flesh. Meanwhile, Utsutsu only partially contracts the virus, gaining extraordinary regenerative abilities. True to his long-held promise, Utsutsu is determined to do whatever it takes to stay by his beloved sister's side. Pupa follows the story of a devoted brother's relentless struggle to save his sister and protect the world from her voracious hunger.

The Kanzaki family continues to adapt to their new life following the marriage of their parents, which brings together a teenage boy and girl. High school freshman Mitsuki Kanzaki, however, struggles with this new dynamic. Haunted by past experiences with absent and abusive father figures, she finds it hard to bond with her new stepfather and stepbrother, Yuuya. When an accident lands Mitsuki in the hospital, her body is unexpectedly taken over by the spirit of Hiyori Kotobuki, a girl of the same age who was deeply in love with Yuuya. Hiyori's unrequited feelings keep her tethered to the living world, and now she aims to fulfill her romantic wishes through Mitsuki's body. Mitsuki's only chance to reclaim her body is to help Hiyori find closure and move on to the afterlife. But can she withstand the overwhelming presence of a lovesick spirit? Will she eventually learn to trust her new family? Can she help satisfy Hiyori's desires for Yuuya? And might she uncover some hidden feelings of her own along the way?

Middle school student Inari Fushimi, easily recognized by her unkempt hair and timid nature, happens to save a fox pup from a river while rushing through town. The local shrine's deity, Uka-no-Mitama-no-Kami—addressed as "Uka-sama"—expresses gratitude by bestowing upon Inari a portion of her divine power. This ability allows Inari to transform into anyone she wishes by reciting "Inari, konkon." Inari intends to use this newfound skill to gather the courage to confess her feelings to her crush, Kouji Tanbabashi. Accompanied by her fox friend Kon and her newfound supporter Uka-sama, Inari explores the enchanted facets of her world and comes to realize that genuine love knows no limits.

At Tenbi Academy, Takeru keeps up with his schoolwork while also working as a member of the recently established Security Committee. Together with his comrades, he fights against individuals who misuse their Maken for evil intentions. At the same time, his own personal goals and the competing romantic feelings of the girls around him create additional complications in his life.

In the second season of Silver Spoon, Yuugo Hachiken has become accustomed to life at Ooezo Agricultural High School and starts to discover the deeper significance of his education. As he gains more self-awareness and improves the skills needed for his everyday routines, he is appointed as the vice-president of the Equestrian Club. New school terms introduce different farming challenges and personal struggles, but Hachiken keeps chasing his goals and collaborating closely with his classmates.

Across the countryside, people stop at noon to observe a rare solar eclipse, which is said to offer a chance to see Mushi. While the crowd gazes in wonder, those familiar with Mushi brace themselves for what follows this celestial event. Prompted by a prophecy from Tanyuu Karibusa, the Mushishi Ginko arrives at a doomed farming village. Right after the eclipse, a strange black cloud appears overhead, plunging the village back into darkness. Suspecting that a Mushi called Hihami is responsible, Ginko aims to free the village from its endless shadow. Yet some villagers seem hesitant to welcome back the light.

In the dead of night, Asuta Jimon, a wandering runaway, discovers a young girl collapsed beside her tricycle. After sharing his meal with her, she is moved by his kindness and extends an invitation for him to join her team, presenting him with a face mask and a sweet bun. Seeking shelter, Asuta accepts and adopts the alias "Dva." Unaware, Dva has encountered Kate Hoshimiya, the leader of Zvezda, a clandestine group with ambitions to conquer the world. As he becomes more entangled with Zvezda and its quirky members—Itsuka Shikabane, who acts like a samurai; Natalia "Natasha" Vasylchenko, a tech prodigy; Yasubee "Yasu" Morozumi, a troublemaker; Gorou Shikabane, a former gangster; and the versatile robot Roboko Tsujii—he begins to comprehend the gravity of their mission. Facing opposition from "White Light," a formidable justice organization, and the Japanese government, will Zvezda succeed in achieving global domination and illuminating the world with their light?

In the administrative domain of the underworld, order is maintained with ruthless efficiency thanks to the precise oversight of Hozuki, the chief aide to Lord Enma, the sovereign of Hell. Whether counseling the legendary folk hero Momotarou or entertaining envoys from the Christian-influenced infernal realm, Hozuki makes certain that operations proceed without a hitch, prepared to figuratively demolish any obstacle. An expert in tight control, possessing bargaining talents comparable to an experienced Wall Street broker, "Hozuki's Coolheadedness" follows the cruel yet collected Hozuki as he manages his everyday chores in preserving harmony within the afterlife. With a supporting cast of familiar figures from Japanese folklore and East Asian legends filling numerous administrative roles, this out-of-time dark comedy presents a novel perspective on the notion of "employer liability." After all, what could possibly be difficult about supervising a labor force from Hell?

Oneechan ga Kita centers on Tomoya Mizuhara, a thirteen-year-old boy whose world shifts after his father remarries, introducing a new seventeen-year-old stepsister named Ichika. Ichika possesses an eccentric personality and shows an excessively strong affection for Tomoya that approaches an unsettling level. Adding to the complexity is Ichika's friend Ruri, who displays highly sadistic inclinations. Also included is Marina, a friend of Ichika's who is one-quarter Japanese and noted for her large bust size.

Kal-el Albus is dispatched to the floating island of Isla to explore the fabled "end of the sky." Once there, he joins the Aerial Division of Cadoques High School, living a relaxed life with his classmates. But this peaceful existence is broken when the air tribe launches a sudden assault, sparking a violent battle on Isla.

Pursuing visions that show the location of the King of Salvation, Jeanne Kaguya d'Arc escapes the West Star with the brilliant Leonardo da Vinci and travels to the East Star. There, she meets Nobunaga Oda, the son of a local daimyo, who, after a devastating defeat by a rival clan, seeks to conquer the world with his allies. Jeanne becomes convinced that Nobunaga is the King of Salvation and devotes herself to the Oda clan. Meanwhile, King Arthur of the West Star dispatches his powerful general, Gaius Julius Caesar, with an army of mecha to capture Nobunaga's planet and obtain the Holy Grail. Although Kaguya believes Arthur is the King of Destruction, Nobunaga "The Fool," whose combat suit bears his nickname, causes doubts about his leadership due to his reckless actions in battle. Supported by Himiko, the Queen of Yamato, Nobunaga and his followers must unite to overcome tragedies, recover from betrayals, and ultimately protect the world.

High school student Aoba Watase is living a normal life until a giant robot called a "Valiancer" attacks him. His mysterious classmate, Hina Yumihara, rescues him and reveals that both of them come from the future. To keep Aoba safe, Hina sends him seventy years forward in time. In the future, Aoba awakens inside a Valiancer named "Luxon" during a war between the Free Pact Alliance (FPA) and the Zogilia Republic. In the heat of battle, he pairs up with FPA pilot Dio Weinberg through a process called "coupling," which boosts their combat abilities by sharing each other's experiences. Though he survives the encounter, Aoba is taken aboard the FPA ship Cygnus for questioning. As he worries about finding a way back to his own time, he becomes caught up in a conflict that could decide the fate of the world.

Short episodes aired on KyoAni's official YouTube channel.

In "SoniAni: Super Sonico The Animation," Sonico is an 18-year-old college student who is clumsy, charming, and loves all things cute, especially stray cats, which she often takes in. Despite her youthful look, Sonico has a packed schedule beyond her studies. She works as a professional model, helps out at her grandmother's restaurant, and practices guitar with her bandmates, Suzu Fujimi and Fuuri Watanuki, in their group, First Astronomical Velocity. The series follows Sonico as she tries to manage her many responsibilities and figure out her place in the world, all while keeping a joyful and loving heart.

This Natsume Yuujinchou OVA originally aired on February 5, 2014. The Blu-ray and DVD release also includes the Chapter ~ SOUND THEATRE x Natsume's Book of Friends ~, a sound play that was recorded live on September 28. In the story, Natsume goes for a walk to enjoy the season's first snowfall and encounters a snow-woman youkai who is searching for something she has lost but cannot recall. Anything she touches freezes, and since it remains unclear what she is looking for, Natsume decides to help her search.

Movie adaptation of the Sekaiichi Hatsukoi: Yokozawa Takafumi no Baai BL light novel.

A collection of animated bloopers, taken from extra content in the original manga, was packaged with both the limited and standard versions of the Kuroko no Basket Second Season BD/DVD release.

During a school trip to Taiwan, high school student Shio Ogura is caught in an attack by monsters. Shortly after, government operatives from DOGOO—known as E-Gene Holders who use weapons fueled by the spirits of historical figures—arrive to confront the threat. Shio unexpectedly awakens her own E-Gene Holder powers when the spirit of Oda Nobunaga manifests as she attempts to save a classmate.

Everyone has their own private universe. In the bustling classroom 2-1, with its thirty-four students, many such universes exist. Honjou Akio's universe—my universe—is filled with lively discussions about last night's anime alongside Yoshida, Watanabe, and other friends. It's a fun, comfortable place… Yet I always find myself wondering. Wondering about the universe of Makina Juri, who smiles from across the room, surrounded by her glamorous friends. One day, I step into her universe. But it's not as straightforward as it sounds. Harmonie was part of the Anime Mirai 2014 project (Young Animator Training Program), an initiative funded by the Japanese government's Agency of Cultural Affairs to support the training of animators.

When magical laws are violated, the Police Department's lethal Section 1 is tasked with enforcement. However, since even cowardly maven mages and sinister necromancers deserve a fair trial, the duty of defending them falls to the Benmashi, the Wizard Barristers. This is a challenging profession demanding both arcane prowess and sharp legal acumen. At just seventeen, Cecil Sudo stands as the youngest Benmashi ever hired by Butterfly Law. Her role involves countless late nights fueled by brimstone, drafting summaries, analyzing clauses with paranormal paralegals, and negotiating with opposing counsels from hell. As this young Benmashi begins to realize her own charm might be more magically rooted than she suspected, she finds extra incentive to perform wonders beyond the courtroom. Every case becomes a witch trial as the most enchanting Adept Attorney evolves into a Master of the Art of Defensive Spells in Wizard Barristers!

Does the mysterious new girl in Riki Naoe’s life require his assistance, or is she in fact trying to kill him? A chance meeting on a rooftop brings the enigmatic Saya Tokido into the Little Busters’ circle, and the only certainty is that trouble will follow. Riki must now unravel a fresh set of mysteries that appear to be linked to his own personal history. Who are the Dark Executives, why do they want to keep Saya and Riki apart, and what is the true nature of the hidden treasure Saya seeks? Sometimes, answers only lead to further questions in Little Busters! EX!

In Class 5-1, Tatsuko is thrilled about the upcoming school sports festival, though her suggestion for a new eel scooping contest gets little enthusiasm, especially from Suzuka. Illya brings up the main dance event to Miyu, and Teacher Taiga Fujimura notes that while the prize is good, it demands a lot of practice. The close group of friends—the sarcastic Nanaki, the calm Suzuka, the energetic Tatsuko, the lively Illya, the shy Mimi, and the reserved but athletic Miyu—decide to join the dance competition. They aim to win for their class's honor and for Fujimura, who seems to have bet on their success. However, the girls misunderstand and think they must win at any cost for their teacher.

As the idol group Wake Up, Girls begins gaining popularity, they encounter a series of obstacles that challenge their determination. Members Mayu, Airi, Minami, Yoshino, Nanami, Kaya, and Miyu must deal with the uncertainty caused by their inexperienced manager, Matsuda, who leaves them vulnerable to shady individuals. The situation gets worse when Green Leaves' president disappears with most of the company's funds, and their new producer focuses on provocative swimwear instead of advancing their music career. With rumors about Mayu's past connection to a rival group spreading and internal conflicts threatening to tear the group apart, their success depends on their own ambition as well as the strength of their bonds and their shared passion for music.

This OVA is included with the special edition of volume 5 of the Mikakunin de Shinkoukei manga. Mashiro and Kobeni recount stories from their past. Kobeni shares a childhood memory involving Benio and Nadeshiko, while Mashiro describes an ordinary day at her mountain residence.

Raul's sister travels from their hometown to visit him, believing he has become a hero. Concerned about how she would react to the truth, Raul and his coworkers decide to trick her into thinking he really is a hero.

In "Engaged to the Unidentified Special," Hakuya Mitsumine wins a raffle that gives him travel vouchers to any hot spring of his choice. His sister, Mashiro, asks to visit a specific onsen in a village known for stories of mysterious creature sightings. Wanting to fulfill her request, Hakuya takes Mashiro and a few friends to this secluded spot. As they venture into the thick forest searching for the enigmatic beings, they encounter a series of strange occurrences that hinder their journey. Instead of giving up, they remain determined to uncover the secrets behind the legends, refusing to go home until they satisfy their curiosity.

An animated short featuring an original tale that premiered in theaters alongside the Sekaiichi Hatsukoi Movie: Yokozawa Takafumi no Baai.

In a world remarkably similar to our own, five Black Points appear across the globe, serving as gateways to parallel dimensions. Strange creatures start to slip through these openings, hailing from five separate timelines of the same universe. Each invading faction battles to secure their timeline's existence by wiping out the others. At the heart of this struggle lies a distinctive card-shaped device.

This short episode, featured as an extra on the Blu-ray and DVD release of the "Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! Movie," delves into Yuuta Togashi's past filled with chunibyo delusions.

OVA of Tonari no Seki-kun bundled with the fifth manga volume.

Saki Miyanaga leads the Kiyosumi High School mahjong team as they compete in the national round of the Interhigh Mahjong Championship. There, she encounters opponents who are just as skilled, if not more so. Despite the fierce competition, Saki remains determined to achieve her goal: reuniting with her sister in person.

In Yo-kai Watch, Keita Amano, an inquisitive elementary school boy, goes into the woods one day and finds a small, mysterious capsule. From it emerges Whisper, a ghostly Yo-kai who has been trapped for 190 years and is grateful for his freedom. As thanks, Whisper becomes Keita's guardian against supernatural beings. Whisper is part of a larger community of Yo-kai living in the world, and he gives Keita a special Yo-kai Watch that lets him see and talk to these spirits. The story follows Keita's adventures with Whisper and the cat-like Yo-kai Jibanyan as they meet various Yo-kai, make friends, and solve problems often caused by these mischievous creatures. Using the Yo-kai Watch, Keita can call on the help of Yo-kai friends he has made. Starting as an ordinary schoolboy, Keita's many encounters with Yo-kai help him grow personally and learn important life lessons.

Set in the final days of World War II, Giovanni's Island follows Junpei and Kanta Senou, two brothers living on a secluded island near Hokkaido's coast. Far from the major battlefields, their daily life revolves around gathering eggs and dreaming of adventures inspired by their favorite characters, Giovanni and Campanella, from the novel Night on the Galactic Railroad. When the war ends, a new reality emerges as Soviet forces take over their island home. Amid the growing tensions, Junpei and Kanta form an unexpected friendship with Tanya, the daughter of a Soviet military officer. Despite this newfound connection, the harsh realities surrounding them seem to permanently change their world of youthful innocence.

Bundled with the Toaru Kagaku no Railgun S official visual book.

Unaired episode 13 of Choujigen Game Neptune: The Animation, included in the 7th BD/DVD volume.

A mystery emerges during the Justice Day celebration in Sternbild, an event that honors the city's revered goddess, and drives the film's plot.

Kou travels to a decrepit district looking for his older brother Takumi, only to discover that Takumi now runs a private detective agency. Takumi then puts Kou to work handling various tasks and errands for the agency, which leads the siblings to encounter many intriguing people.

Short specials included on the BD/DVD volumes of Freezing Vibration.

Special introduction videos posted on the official website. The 7th episode was released exclusively on DVD/BluRay

This episode shows Ichika's and Tomoya's first encounter. Episode 13 included with the Blu-ray release.

In THE IDOLM@STER MOVIE: BEYOND THE BRILLIANT FUTURE!, the idols of 765 Production carry on their path toward fresh stages and a more luminous tomorrow. With their producer by their side, they have endured triumphs and setbacks, surmounting numerous obstacles together. As they gear up to strengthen their bond and undergo rigorous training, the girls strive to move closer to their aspirations beneath the celestial lights.

In "Wake Up, Girls!," Green Leaves Entertainment is barely scraping by due to a critical shortage of talent. To reverse their fortunes, President Junko Tange decides to break into the idol singer market and orders her subordinate Matsuda to form a girl group, no matter how much effort it takes. Since no ready-made groups are available, Matsuda takes on the tough job of scouting girls with promise who aren't already part of the Japanese music scene. Her recruits include a maid café worker, a lead vocalist who was kicked out of another band, and a young teenager barely thirteen years old. Although they start far from being established stars, the group hopes to rise through pure dedication and passion. With time and hard work, these girls aim to captivate all of Japan with their music.

Second and final part of the movie adaptations covering seasons 1 and 2. The battle at Koufu Castle is lost; the Furies are no longer bound by daylight. Though individual members of the Shinsengumi still live, the ties that held them together have been torn and broken. As Harada, Shinpachi, and Saito fight to escape Koufu, Chizuru keeps her promise to Hijikata by standing guard over Kondou, while he and Okita struggle to recover from gunshot wounds. Hijikata faces his greatest trial. Having consumed the Water of Life, he must now balance his humanity against the need for blood and the deeds made possible by the Fury's power.

Ema discovers a strange lamp that once belonged to her father. When she and her brothers rub it together, an extraordinary event takes place before their eyes.

Fifth-grader Himeji Wakaba possesses a special power: she can see invisible beings that typically cause harm to those around her. This ability isolates her from others, and she rarely smiles. Although she often brings home stray animals, her parents never allow her to keep them. Concerned about her gloomy and unsettling demeanor, they eventually agree to let her keep the next stray she finds. That stray turns out to be a pink monster named Pupipo. Its true nature remains unknown, but Pupipo shields Wakaba from the malevolent spirits she sees. Pupipo also helps Wakaba befriend a new student who has a strong interest in the occult, and aids her in confronting bullies. With Pupipo at her side, Wakaba's life grows significantly brighter and happier.

Robot Girls Z centers on Team Z, a squad of "Toei robot girls" derived from characters in the Mazinger Z, Great Mazinger, and UFO Robot Grendizer series. Their primary objective is to advance Photon Power, a revolutionary energy source for the future, by carrying out various activities in Tokyo's Nerima district. Yet, their plans are frequently thwarted by the Mechanical Beast girls hailing from the Subterranean Empire, who seek to steal this energy. Consequently, Team Z often ends up in battles with these foes, though they sometimes engage in fights merely to blow off steam. Note that the series is listed as three episodes on MyAnimeList, but each broadcast actually includes three segments, resulting in a total runtime of 27 minutes per show.