Winter 2017 Anime

After his death, Kazuma Satou had two options: move on to heaven or be resurrected in a fantasy world. Choosing the latter, the goddess Aqua gave him the mission of defeating the Demon King and allowed him to select any weapon for assistance. Unfortunately, Kazuma decided to bring Aqua herself along, a decision he has regretted ever since. Not only is he stuck with a useless deity now serving as their party's archpriest, but the pair also needs to earn enough money for living expenses. Compounding their troubles, their group keeps expanding as more problematic adventurers join their ranks. Their token spellcaster, Megumin, is an explosion magic specialist capable of casting only one spell per day and refuses to learn anything else. There is also their stalwart crusader, Lalatina Ford "Darkness" Dustiness, a helpless masochist who makes Kazuma look pure by comparison. Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! 2 continues to follow Kazuma and the rest of his party through countless further adventures as they struggle to earn money and deal with one another's problematic personalities. However, things rarely go as planned, and they are often sidetracked by their own idiotic tendencies.

Kobayashi is about to head off to work one morning when she opens her apartment door and finds a dragon's head staring at her from the balcony. The creature promptly transforms into a cute, buxom, and lively young girl in a maid uniform, introducing herself as Tooru. It turns out that the night before, after a drunken trip to the mountains, the stoic programmer encountered this dragon and, learning it had no place to go, offered it a home. Now Tooru has arrived to accept that offer, determined to repay Kobayashi's kindness by serving as her personal maid. Despite regretting her drunken promise and hesitating to follow through, Kobayashi is swayed by a mix of guilt and Tooru's impressive dragon abilities, ultimately allowing the girl to stay. Though Tooru is highly efficient at her duties, her unorthodox housekeeping methods often horrify Kobayashi and sometimes create more trouble than they solve. Additionally, the circumstances surrounding the dragon's arrival on Earth prove more complicated than they first appear, as Tooru carries heavy emotions and painful memories. To make matters worse, Tooru's presence attracts other mythical beings to the home, bringing along a host of eccentric personalities. As Kobayashi does her best to navigate this chaotic situation, nothing could have prepared her for life with a dragon maid.

Tanya Degurechaff is a young soldier known for her predatory ruthlessness and exceptional tactical skill, earning her the moniker "Devil of the Rhine." Beneath her innocent exterior lies the soul of a man who challenged Being X, a self-proclaimed deity, to a contest of intellect, resulting in his reincarnation as a little girl in a world defined by magical warfare. Driven by a desire to defy fate, Tanya strives to climb the military hierarchy as her nation descends into global conflict, viewing Being X as the primary obstacle to achieving the peaceful life she previously enjoyed. However, her keen judgment and aggressive combat tactics have an unforeseen consequence: they drive the Empire to become one of the most powerful empires in human history.

As a child, Masamune Makabe was cruelly turned down by the wealthy and beautiful Aki Adagaki, who dubbed him "Piggy" because of his weight. Heartbroken, Masamune dedicated himself to intense training and transformed his physique. Now a handsome but conceited high schooler, he is set on revenge: he will make Aki fall deeply in love with him, only to crush her heart when they cross paths again. To his shock, Masamune finds that he has transferred into Aki's school. He puts his plan into action by slowly building a connection with the "Brutal Princess," yet his early attempts end in failure. Just as he begins to see progress in his scheme, a mysterious letter arrives, one that uses his old nickname. If Masamune cannot uncover who sent it, his entire plot will collapse before it can truly begin.

The ExWire students of True Cross Academy are shaken and frightened upon discovering that their classmate, Rin Okumura, is Satan’s son. However, their attention quickly turns to a more pressing threat: the left eye of the Impure King, a powerful demon, has been taken from the school’s Deep Keep. When a second attempt to steal the right eye occurs in Kyoto, Rin and the other ExWires are sent to investigate the Impure King and uncover the thief’s real motives. Though the team must work together on this mission, Rin feels increasingly cut off from his peers. To close this distance, he undergoes special training to control his dark powers. But soon after they arrive, the right eye is stolen, exposing a traitor among them and forcing them to rely on all their strength.

To outsiders, Hanabi Yasuraoka and Mugi Awaya seem like the perfect couple. In truth, they are connected by a shared hidden agony: both are desperately in love with people they can never have. Hanabi has adored her childhood friend and neighbor, Narumi Kanai, for as long as she can remember, and she is overjoyed when he becomes her new homeroom teacher. But her happiness turns to disappointment when Narumi catches the attention of music teacher Akane Minagawa, and they start a relationship. Meanwhile, Mugi has held feelings for Akane ever since she tutored him in middle school. When the two lonely teenagers meet in the hallway, they strike a deal to use each other as stand-ins for their true loves, finding solace in physical closeness to ease their crushing loneliness.

"Your believing heart is your magic!"—those words were spoken by Atsuko "Akko" Kagari's idol, the famous witch Shiny Chariot, during a magic show years ago. Since then, Akko has lived by that phrase and dreamed of becoming a witch like Shiny Chariot, one who brings smiles to people's faces. So even her lack of magical heritage doesn't stop her from enrolling at Luna Nova Magical Academy. But when an eager Akko finally heads off to her new school, the journey is anything but easy. After a dangerous trip, she befriends the shy Lotte Yansson and the sarcastic Sucy Manbavaran. To her great joy, she also finds Chariot's wand, the Shiny Rod, and claims it as her own. Unfortunately, life at Luna Nova turns out to be far harder than Akko ever imagined. She absolutely refuses to stay behind her classmates, especially her self-proclaimed rival, the beautiful and talented Diana Cavendish, so she relies on sheer determination to make up for her recklessness and lack of magical skill. In an era when witchcraft is fading, Little Witch Academia follows the magical adventures of Akko and her friends as they discover what it truly means to be a witch.

Having assisted in the resurrection of the formidable vampire Kiss-shot Acerola-orion Heart-under-blade, Koyomi Araragi has transformed into a vampire and taken on the role of her servant. While Kiss-shot is convinced that she can restore his humanity once she recovers her complete strength, Araragi must now confront the consequences of his actions. He has successfully tracked down the three vampire hunters who previously defeated Kiss-shot and reclaimed her limbs. Yet, as he nears the fulfillment of his goal, he begins to question whether reviving such a powerful and immortal being is truly what he desires, especially since there would be no way to control her afterward. Araragi faces deeper mysteries regarding the past conflict: if he, a newly turned vampire, could overcome the hunters, why did they overpower Kiss-shot initially? He must also determine if he can trust her promise to restore his human form and understand how such a feat is even possible. Pushed to his limits, Araragi must make a critical choice, potentially requiring an action he will deeply regret to resolve the situation.

Heaven requires its young angels to live among humans and study to earn their full-fledged status. Gabriel White Tenma, top of her class, initially believes her mission is to bring happiness to humanity as a great angel. Once on Earth, however, she becomes addicted to video games and turns into a hikikomori, declaring herself a "Fallen Angel" and growing apathetic toward everything else—much to the frustration of Vignette April Tsukinose, a demon who became her friend during Gabriel's early angelic days on Earth. Vignette's efforts to restore Gabriel to her former self prove futile, as Gabriel dismisses any attempt to alter her cherished lifestyle. While living on Earth, the two encounter two eccentric personalities: Raphiel Ainsworth Shiraha, an angel from Gabriel's class with a fondness for sadism, and Satanichia McDowell Kurumizawa, a clumsy demon who proclaims herself the future ruler of the Underworld. Gabriel DropOut follows these four friends in their comedic daily lives, as they consistently fail to grasp what it truly means to be a demon or an angel.

High school biology teacher Tetsuo Takahashi may appear to be a typical educator, but behind his kind demeanor lies an unusual passion: his curiosity about "Ajin," more commonly referred to as "Demi." Although these half-human, half-monster beings have become part of human society, Takahashi believes that much about them will stay unknown unless he engages with them directly. Demi-chan wa Kataritai follows Takahashi's everyday life at Shibasaki High School alongside his three Demi students—Hikari Takanashi, an energetic vampire; Kyouko Machi, a gentle dullahan; and Yuki Kusakabe, the shy snow woman. Along the way, Takahashi also meets fellow teacher Sakie Satou, a succubus who is uncomfortable around men. To achieve his aim of understanding more about the Demi, Takahashi decides to hold informal interviews with the girls to learn about their abilities, psychology, and integration into human society. As Takahashi builds stronger connections with his students, he soon realizes that the Demi are not as extraordinary as he first thought.

After joining the anti-bakufu resistance, Gintoki and his crew go into hiding alongside Katsura and his Joui rebels. The Yorozuya are soon contacted by Nobume Imai and two members of the Kiheitai, who inform them that the Harusame pirates have turned against 7th Division Captain Kamui and their former ally Takasugi. The Kiheitai hire Gintoki to locate Takasugi, who has been missing since his ship was ambushed during a Harusame attack. Nobume also reveals a shocking truth about the Tendoushuu, a secret organization manipulating many factions, and their leader Utsuro, a mysterious figure who bears a striking resemblance to Gintoki’s former teacher. Boarding Sakamoto’s spaceship, the Yorozuya and Katsura head to Rakuyou, Kagura’s home planet, where various factions have gathered and tensions are rising. Long-standing grudges, political conflicts, and the Tendoushuu’s sinister overarching plan all converge into a massive, decisive battle on Rakuyou.

The story follows Yuu Haruna, who has just relocated to Tokyo with his sisters after their father is sent overseas for work. While heading out to buy dinner and scrolling through his Twitter feed, a high school girl collides with him. Suspecting him of taking upskirt photos, she snatches his phone, smashes it, slaps him, and leaves him sprawled on the ground. It turns out this girl—Fuuka Akitsuki—attends the same school Yuu is transferring to. Unlike most people, Fuuka doesn't own a cellphone; she even listens to music with a CD player. The two gradually grow closer and decide to form a band with their friends, aiming to break into the professional music scene. With Fuuka by his side, what will become of Yuu's new life in Tokyo?

For high school student Shouichi Kamita, worries about college entrance exams and what lies ahead are typical concerns. Yet it’s also during this stage of life that a perplexing emotion, one that troubles people of any age, may start to occupy his thoughts—romantic love. At this moment in his adolescence, Shouichi meets three girls with whom he can envision a future: the always cheerful Hikari Tsuneki, who mercilessly teases him but reveals a gentle side; the competitive gamer Tooru Miyamae, who struggles to express herself to others; and Shouichi’s childhood friend Kyouko Touno, an occasionally immature enthusiast of shoujo manga. Seiren traces Shouichi’s connections with these three girls across three distinct storylines, as their feelings evolve from mutual attraction into something more profound.

Young Earl Ciel Phantomhive, serving as the Queen's Guard Dog, is summoned once more to probe into apparent supernatural occurrences following reports of the dead being brought back to life in Victorian London. Together with Sebastian Michaelis, his demon butler, he boards the luxurious ocean liner Campania to look into rumors surrounding the Aurora Society—a medical group suspected of conducting experiments on corpses. Grim reapers start showing up on the vessel, and it becomes clear that the ship is soon to be overwhelmed by the undead as a sinister scheme unfolds. Ciel and Sebastian must uncover the mysteries behind the Aurora Society's phoenix emblem, and with assistance from old allies, send the undead back to their graves or face a watery demise.

Even after attaining the highest rank of shin'uchi, Yotarou still cannot find his own voice in rakugo. Torn between the methods of his master and the distinctive approach of the late Sukeroku, his performances lack a crucial element—ego. Though he draws crowds to the theaters, he is only one of a dwindling number; rakugo faces the risk of becoming obsolete. Meanwhile, Yakumo—seen by many as the final hope to keep rakugo alive—grapples with his advancing age. Despite delivering flawless performances, he worries he is approaching his limit. His anxieties intensify as an old acquaintance draws nearer. Konatsu, on her end, tries to raise her son as a single mother, a situation Yotarou strongly resists. He attempts to convince her to marry him so he can raise the boy as his own. In Shouwa Genroku Rakugo Shinjuu: Sukeroku Futatabi-hen, the tale of Yotarou and Yakumo reaches its conclusion as they strive to revive a nearly extinct art and confront their personal struggles.

ACCA, a governmental organization of the kingdom of Dowa, was created to provide civic services as part of a peace agreement between the king and the nation's 13 states following a rebellion. A century later, Dowa enjoys unprecedented peace, largely thanks to the ACCA system. Yet whispers of a coup d'état begin to spread. Jean Otus, deputy head of ACCA's inspection department, is assigned to examine all 13 state branches. What will he uncover during his audit? A politically charged mystery, ACCA: 13-ku Kansatsu-ka reveals a world of varied cultures and ways of life, with deeply interwoven characters, as the truth behind the coup gradually comes to light.

The second season of Tales of Zestiria the Cross.

Otaku siblings Tamotsu and Niwaka Denkigai are browsing in Akihabara when the district is swarmed by cosplaying vampire-like monsters. These creatures, called "Bugged Ones," take control of anyone they bite and quickly spread chaos throughout the city. When Tamotsu finds himself attacked by one, he is saved by the mysterious Matome Mayonaka, who wields a baseball bat. They face multiple subsequent clashes with Bugged Ones, but soon Tamotsu is mortally injured while defending Matome. With no alternative, she turns him into a high-level Bugged One—just like herself. Tamotsu and Matome, together with Arisa Ahokainen, an excitable otaku cosplayer, form the group "The Electric Mayonnaise" and begin defeating the Bugged Ones using the only method they know: tearing off their victims' garments and exposing them to sunlight!

A wave of horrific killings known as the "New Generation Madness" once caused widespread panic throughout Shibuya. At the height of the chaos, as a violent riot raged, a sudden earthquake reduced the district to rubble while nearby areas remained oddly untouched. Half a dozen years later, in the newly reconstructed Shibuya, strange deaths begin resurfacing. It doesn't take long for third-year student Takuru Miyashiro to notice a pattern: the dates of these recent murders line up with those of the New Generation Madness incidents. Together with a few members of his school's newspaper club, he decides to probe the mystery further—only to end up trapped in the middle of a fresh crime scene.

Labyrinth Town is a legendary city made up of ten districts, where witches and diviners live. In the outermost part of this maze-like city, many young girls begin their training to become "Urara"—women renowned for their ability to divine answers to the world's toughest questions. Chiya, a wild girl raised among animals in the mountains, is invited to take her rightful place as a first-rank Urara. Through this path, she hopes to discover the whereabouts of her long-lost mother. Chiya quickly befriends three girls: studious Kon Tatsumi, aspiring witch Koume Yukimi, and reserved Nono Natsume. Armed with only their own resourcefulness and a faint connection to the gods, they set out on their journey in the way of the Urara.

In the land of Yuguto, the inhabitants believed their territory encompassed the entire world, but it was actually split into multiple regions, each governed by its own king. Despite occasional conflicts between regions, the monarchs convened for roundtable discussions to uphold peace and equilibrium. This stability came to an end when a sinister assembly of dark monsters emerged.

After moving into a new apartment building, Yui Hanasaka pays a customary visit to greet her neighbor. Upon discovering that he is an upperclassman at the university she hopes to attend, she asks for his assistance in preparing for her entrance exams. Elsewhere, Natsuki Momohara travels to see her older brother, who lives alone in a Tokyo apartment. In another situation, aspiring singer Moka Aoshima meets once more with her childhood friend, who is a hopeful novelist. Though these three stories appear unconnected, they share a common thread: the strands of fate will unite those meant to be together, and everything revolves around a single apartment room.

The second season of the Rewrite series which adapts Moon and Terra routes.

Individuals who receive the Revelation of Babel are compelled to face numerous battles and challenges. When they clasp the hand of their destined partner, these Hand Shakers enter Ziggurat, a parallel dimension where time stands still. Every pair of Hand Shakers fights for the chance to meet God, who will fulfill one wish for them. Tazuna Takatsuki, a high schooler who likes fixing things, is one such Hand Shaker. After being asked by Professor Makihara from a local university to repair something, Tazuna discovers Koyori Akutagawa, a bedridden girl who reminds him of his late sister Musubu. Recalling Musubu's final wish for him to never release her hand, Tazuna takes Koyori's hand, awakening his own Hand Shaker ability. But Koyori's life is now bound to her role as a Hand Shaker; if Tazuna ever lets go, she will die. With their only chance to save her being an audience with God, the pair must learn to combine their unique abilities, defeat rival Hand Shakers, and have their wish granted.

As a child camping under the stars, Kasumi Toyama first heard the "Star Beat"—a sparkling, heart-pounding rhythm that left a deep impression on her. Ever since, she has been searching for that thrilling feeling again. Now a new student at Hanasakigawa Girls' High School, Kasumi is more determined than ever to rediscover that lost sensation. She tries various school clubs and even considers a part-time job, but none feel right. Then, she stumbles upon a star-shaped guitar in the storage room of an old pawn shop. This leads her to a live house, where she is mesmerized by her first live performance. Driven by adrenaline, she impulsively decides to form a band, though she doesn't fully understand why. Along the way, she must overcome various obstacles with new friends she meets, all in her quest to experience that twinkling, heart-throbbing passion once more.

Second season of Super Lovers.

Japari Park is a vast natural sanctuary where human-like animal beings called "Friends" go about their daily lives across the park's diverse environments. One quiet afternoon in the savanna zone, the lively Serval comes across an unusual new Friend. Driven by curiosity, she quickly tackles the Friend, named Kaban, to figure out what species she belongs to. To Serval's dismay, even Kaban herself has no idea. The two become companions and embark on a grand journey through the various habitats, landmarks, and attractions of Japari Park. Their goal is the park's library, where they hope to find clues about Kaban's true identity. Along the way, they encounter numerous other Friends, observing their lives and lending a hand when needed. However, they soon start to uncover the dark truth behind the park and their own existence.

The third season of the Yowamushi Pedal series. Thanks to the unified efforts of the team, the Sohoku High School bicycle racing club defeated the defending champions, Hakone Academy, at the Interhigh national competition and secured a stunning overall victory. Now that their intense summer has concluded and third-year members Kinjou, Makishima, and Tadokoro have left the team, the first-year Interhigh participants Onoda Sakamichi, Imaizumi Shunsuke, and Naruko Shoukichi, together with their new captain, second-year Teshima Junta, and vice-captain Aoyagi Hajime, start preparing as a "new team" to claim a second consecutive win at the next Interhigh. To reclaim their title, their rivals at Hakone Academy have also brought in new members and begun training as a revamped squad. Kyoto Fushimi High is led by the monstrous racer Midousuji Akira. The top schools across the nation are all refining their abilities to vie for supremacy at the Interhigh.

Yuuko Konagai is an ordinary high school student who struggles with shyness and social awkwardness. As a result, she gets only average grades and has almost no friends in her class. But after a dull day at school, she finds comfort in her true sanctuary—her home, where her cats Maa, Shi, and Ro are waiting. These three felines have human-like bodies and can talk, each with their own distinct personality. Every day, this adorable trio eagerly greets their owner, giving her the companionship she deeply needs. Nyanko Days follows Yuuko and her cats as they brighten every moment and form new friendships in the days that go by.

One Night Sake Cup While returning home from an errand, Takashi Natsume loses his way in the forest. A traveling youkai couple who craft sake cups for a living come to his rescue. After taking a sip of water from one of their cups, Natsume feels a sudden rush of energy throughout his body, thanks to the "One Night Cup." This special vessel makes any drink taste delicious, but its effects last for only a single evening. The next day, Natsume joins the youkai banquet alongside his loyal protector, the sake-loving chubby cat Madara, and receives a rare chance to learn the art of making sake cups. Party of Fun & Games Natsume regrets hastily turning down a rare invitation to a banquet from Madara. Curious, he follows the cat to a rundown old mansion but soon senses the eerie presence of numerous youkai nearby. When he encounters the seductive youkai Hinoe, she explains that the empty estate serves as a hide-and-seek playground where the winning spirit gains authority over a valley. Still unable to find Madara, Natsume begins having strange dreams of the mansion—this time as a participant in the game.

Chuuta Kokonose, an orphan residing with his aunt, has heard a mysterious voice in his head for as long as he can recall, though he otherwise leads a typical life. His ordinary existence shifts dramatically when a peculiar entity trails him home and transports him to a realm teeming with extraordinary beings. He finds himself at a space police station, where Rein Brickke, Chief of the Solar System Department, reveals that a computer has selected Chuuta as a potential recruit. Misuzu Sonokata, a classmate with an angelic visage and a volatile temperament who serves under Rein Brickke, doubts his suitability for the force. Initially stunned, Chuuta ultimately decides to take the aptitude test, spurred by the urging of the voice in his mind and a desire to disprove Misuzu’s skepticism.

Following two years of training under the Reiken clan, Ouriku and his fellow novice disciples are tasked with traveling to the temporal world for additional education, prompting Ouriku to begin his return journey to the place of his birth.

Heizou Hasegawa, known as the "Devil," wields his blade to eradicate the evils that threaten the peace of Edo. As the chief officer tasked with maintaining order and preventing crime and arson, he serves as the region's primary guardian. In 1783, during the heart of the Tenmei era, Hasegawa held the position of chief director of the department responsible for regional safety. Renowned and feared as Devil Heizou, he dedicated himself to suppressing the most vile thieves and criminals of his time.

Excited children once again gather around the enigmatic Storyteller in his mask. Through his unique kamishibai performances, he lures them into chilling tales of dread. These are grim, unsettling stories that could befall anyone... This season includes the story of a salaryman who buries a dead cat only to be haunted soon after; a college student whose cheap new apartment hides a horrific secret; boys exploring an abandoned haunted house who come across a strange fish tank; a man who boards the wrong bus and finds himself in unimaginable peril; and a young couple's trip to an amusement park that takes a dark turn. These and more tales await in Yami Shibai 4.

After relocating from Nagasaki to Kamakura, Maiharu Hiromi starts her new life by attempting to cycle to her first day at Minami Kamakura High School, despite having not ridden in years. She nearly collides with Akizuki Tomoe during the ceremony route, prompting Tomoe to offer training assistance, which leads to a close friendship. Upon learning that the school previously had a cycling team, Hiromi, Tomoe, Kamikura Fuyune, and Higa Natsumi revive the group, forming the Minami Kamakura High School Girls Bicycle Club.

Set in the near future, the newly founded private girls' school Goryoukan Academy harbors a secret identity. The institution houses Fifth Force, a specialized unit composed of students chosen from the academy to battle a threat known as O'bli. This narrative explores the bonds of love, courage, and friendship among the girls known as Strikers.

During her summer vacation, Morina Nanase begins working part-time as a waitress at Trattoria Festa, an Italian restaurant. She finds the place charming and conveniently located near her home, so she quickly adapts to her new role. But her job brings a number of quirky coworkers and Italian dishes she has never encountered before. The restaurant serves various pasta dishes like penne arrabbiata, rich desserts such as tiramisu, and even caponata. Join Morina on her restaurant adventures as she gets to know her colleagues and delivers the finest Italian cuisine to her customers, all with a smile.

The newly debuted idol group Marginal#4 dreams of sending their kisses to the far reaches of the galaxy. Made up of Atom Kirihara, Rui Aiba, and the twins L and R Nomura, they aim to reach the top of the idol world by following the path of Pythagoras Productions' earlier idol group, Lagrange Point. But when they're not on stage, the members of Marginal#4 are just ordinary high school students. Their days are full of all kinds of antics—from securing a club room and chasing down missing underwear to shooting commercials. As they navigate a whirlwind of events, they strive to become shooting-star sensations and win the hearts of their fans, who are called the Starclusters.

Ichika Usami is a lively teenager with a deep love for sweets, inspired by her mother's baking. When her mother returns from abroad, Ichika attempts to bake a cake to celebrate. Her efforts are interrupted by Pekorin, a dog-like fairy who crashes into her kitchen. With Pekorin's guidance, Ichika finishes the cake. Suddenly, an imp named Gummy appears and tries to steal the "kirakiraru"—the magical energy that gives sweets the power to bring joy—from her creation. Ichika initially offers the cake to Gummy to protect Pekorin, but the fairy helps her see the cake's true value: the love and care it represents. As the kirakiraru inside Ichika's cake swells, it transforms into a set of accessories that allow her to become Cure Whip, a hero known as a Pretty Cure. With her new abilities, she fights whenever kirakiraru thieves appear, defending the sweets of Ichigozaka and discovering colorful new companions along the way.

Growing income inequality, worsening environmental pollution, unresolved waste problems, childcare waiting lists debated without involving those affected, and persistent corruption—the government, tainted by special interests, is powerless against the numerous issues and rising discontent. In this situation, with Japan backed into a corner and no way out, idols step up to save the day! The Heroine Party, Sunlight Party, Starlight Party, Bishoujo Party, Wakaba Party, Subculture New Party, and SOS Party. From these seven idol political parties, the idols who have become National Diet members and representatives for each prefecture will break through the sense of stagnation blanketing Japan with the power of song and dance! They will restore the smiles on people's faces and envelop Japan in a radiant glow!!

Ai, Mai, Mii, and Ponoka keep making the most of their high school years by producing manga, competing amiably among themselves, and clashing with tough rivals. As they keep running into a series of strange and funny situations, the girls rarely have a dull moment.

Powerful, fierce, and adorable! The most easygoing Shinsengumi of all time has arrived! This official spin-off manga by artist Hashimoto Eiji and writer Umemura Shinya, from their series Chiruran Shinsengumi Requiem, showcases the relaxed daily lives of the Shinsengumi fighters.

The ancient and prosperous nation of Japan has evolved into the Anime Kingdom, a realm where anime entities truly exist alongside humans. Beyond the Fairy Ring lies the domain of fairies, home to anime-chans. Fairy Rings are scattered throughout your town, appearing here and there, even within Harajuku and the Ashigara mountains. Through sheer chance, we may open this portal to encounter these anime-chans, entering a world dedicated to meeting them.

Second season of Sengoku Choujuu Giga.

The series will follow the descendant of Kobayashi from Edogawa Ranpo's series of detective novels.

The second season of KochinPa!

Inazma Delivery takes place in Babiden City, a town powered entirely by electricity. Hemingway is a dedicated young man employed by the delivery firm Inazma, which guarantees that every package reaches its intended destination. His life changes when an extraterrestrial child dressed in a shark costume named Bytheway arrives, requesting delivery back to their home planet. Consequently, Hemingway and Bytheway become entangled in a series of diverse adventures.

Based on the High & Low live-action entertainment project.

Seven short episodes feature seven original characters designed and performed by the voice actors from the variety program "Seiyuu Danshi desu ga...?". This slapstick comedy follows seven spirits as they arrive in the present day.

Second season of Pikaia!.

After clearing the preliminaries, twenty-four pairs of twins take on enormous challenges on a massive athletic field. On this man-made island in Tokyo Bay, the bonds between twins are tested to their limits in the Ultimate Athletic Tournament! The tournament is composed of three extremely difficult obstacle courses. Teamwork and human drama are forged within these grueling trials. Participants are limited to twins, but exactly what defines a "twin" is unclear, leading to some peculiar pairings. In the past, controversial entries have included clones, adopted siblings, or triplets taking turns.

This anime is a surreal comedy highlighting Gunma prefecture's ability to produce all sukiyaki ingredients locally. The story focuses on the Sukiyaki Force, formed by Professor Warishita, as they battle the invading Kiraida, who have arrived in Gunma and aim to destroy the world.

A boy named Gen travels through time from the year 2020 to a far-off future in which humanity has disappeared. He takes up residence at the Ganko family's home in the Rustling Forest, where he lacks all the modern comforts he is accustomed to—no electricity, gas, or running water, and no television, smartphones, convenience stores, snacks, or games.

Elise, a popular character from the messaging app WeChat, takes center stage in a short animation produced by DMM Pictures. WeChat, a Chinese platform, offers stamps comparable to those found on Japan’s LINE service. The story follows the title character, a baking champion residing in Sweet Town.

An educational film about traffic safety starring insects. This film tackles bullying between friends.