Winter 2019 Anime

Nestled within a dense forest and secured by a gated entrance, the Grace Field House serves as a home for orphans who live harmoniously as a single family under the care of their beloved "Mama," Isabella. While the children must undergo daily tests, they are permitted to enjoy their free time outdoors, provided they strictly adhere to the rule of staying close to the orphanage. Every few months, a child is adopted and sent away to a new family, never to be heard from again. Yet, the three eldest siblings grow suspicious of the orphanage's true nature and soon uncover the grim reality facing the children, including the sinister truth behind their affectionate Mama.

At the prestigious Shuchiin Academy, Miyuki Shirogane and Kaguya Shinomiya stand as the student body's most prominent leaders. Miyuki, recognized as the nation's top student and admired by both classmates and faculty, holds the position of student council president. Serving alongside him is vice president Kaguya—the eldest daughter of the affluent Shinomiya family—who excels in every conceivable area. They are admired by the entire school, often seen as the ideal pair. Yet, despite each having already fallen for the other, neither is ready to confess. The one who admits their feelings first would lose face, be looked down upon, and be considered the inferior party. With their honor and pride hanging in the balance, both Miyuki and Kaguya are fiercely determined to be the victor in this romantic war.

The Four Cardinal Heroes are a group of regular guys from present-day Japan called to the kingdom of Melromarc to serve as its saviors. Melromarc is a country suffering from the Waves of Catastrophe, which have repeatedly devastated the land and brought disaster to its citizens for centuries. The four heroes are each given a sword, spear, bow, and shield to defeat these Waves. Naofumi Iwatani, an otaku, is cursed with the role of the "Shield Hero." With nothing but a weak shield, Naofumi is looked down upon and mocked by the other heroes and the kingdom's citizens because of his poor offensive power and unimpressive personality. After the heroes receive supplies and companions to train alongside, Naofumi begins his journey with the sole person who agrees to join him, Malty Melromarc. However, she soon betrays him, and he is wrongly accused of assaulting her. As a result, Naofumi faces severe discrimination and hatred from the people of Melromarc for a crime he never committed. With deep hurt and distrust burning inside him, Naofumi sets out to build his own strength and repair his reputation. But as he goes on, the hardship of traveling alone becomes too great, so Naofumi purchases a dying demi-human slave named Raphtalia to join him. As the Waves draw closer to the kingdom, Naofumi and Raphtalia must battle to ensure the kingdom's survival and shield its people from their doomed destiny.

Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama is growing up and gaining a deeper awareness of what it means to be a psychic with abilities that can deeply influence the lives of those around him. Together with his mentor Reigen Arataka, he continues to handle supernatural cases brought to them by clients—ranging from banishing malevolent spirits to investigating urban legends that frighten the townspeople. Although the nature of their work hasn't changed, Mob is no longer simply trailing behind Reigen without question. Carrying the memories of all he has endured as an extraordinarily powerful psychic, his encounters with the supernatural now carry greater significance. The atmosphere turns more grim and intense as the threats confronting Mob and Reigen become increasingly real and disturbing than any they have faced before.

The land of the greedy samurai lord Daigo Kagemitsu is withering, and he will stop at nothing to gain power—even renouncing Buddha and forging a pact with demons. Twelve demons answer his prayers, granting him the strength he craves to develop his domain, but at a cost. When Kagemitsu's first son is born, the infant lacks limbs, a nose, eyes, ears, and even skin—yet he somehow survives. The child is cast into a river and forgotten. However, fate intervenes when a medicine man rescues him, fitting him with prosthetics and weapons so he can survive and defend himself. The boy grows up, and though he cannot see, hear, or feel anything, he must slay the demons that took his body parts as tribute. With each demon's death, he reclaims a piece of himself that is rightfully his. He wanders alone for many years until he meets an orphan boy named Dororo, who becomes his friend. This unlikely pair of outcasts now struggles for survival and their humanity in a merciless world overrun by demons.

Fuutarou Uesugi is a top-tier high school student, but his life is far from easy. His aloof demeanor and tendency to keep to himself have left him without friends, and his father's heavy debts force the family to struggle just to get by. One day during lunch, Uesugi gets into an argument with a female transfer student who takes "his seat," creating mutual dislike between them. Later that same day, he receives a golden chance to wipe out his family's debt: a private tutoring job for a wealthy family's daughter, paying five times the usual rate. He accepts the offer, only to be horrified when he learns the client, Itsuki Nakano, is the very girl he clashed with earlier. After failing to mend fences with Itsuki, Uesugi realizes his troubles are just beginning: Itsuki is actually one of quintuplets. In addition to her, he must also tutor her sisters—Miku, Yotsuba, Nino, and Ichika—who, despite being in real danger of failing their classes, want nothing to do with a tutor. But with his family's survival on the line, Uesugi presses on, determined to overcome the sisters' hatred for studying and successfully guide them to graduation.

As Yumeko Jabami's reputation grows and the student council loses its grip on power, Kirari Momobami decides to restructure the organization by calling for a presidential election. The rules are simple: each student at the academy receives a single chip, and after thirty days, whoever holds the most chips becomes the new student council president and leader of the Momobami family. In response, the branch families of the Momobami clan swing into action. Eleven transfer students enroll at Hyakkao Private Academy, each determined to seize control of both the school and the family hierarchy. Equipped with unique skills, they compete to gather the most chips, aware that their goals reach far beyond merely securing votes.

Natsuo Fujii knows the sting of unrequited love all too well, as he secretly longs for Hina, his school's perpetually cheerful teacher. Crushed by the impossibility of his feelings, Natsuo reluctantly attends a mixer at his friends' urging, where he meets Rui, a girl who shares his emotional detachment. Eager to prove her maturity to those who see her as naive, Rui invites Natsuo to her home and asks him to sleep with her. Still haunted by his feelings for Hina, Natsuo reluctantly agrees. Both leave the encounter feeling empty, and they part as strangers. Before Natsuo can process what happened, his father announces his remarriage and introduces the bride, Tsukiko Tachibana, to the family. The shock deepens when Natsuo learns that Tsukiko's daughters are none other than Hina and Rui, making them his new step-sisters. Now forced to live under the same roof as the woman he loves and the girl who shared his first night, Natsuo must navigate a tangle of emotions and confront the darker, more complicated aspects of love.

The Fifth Holy Grail War rages on, and the turmoil raises the stakes for all involved. Shirou Emiya persists in the conflict, striving to become a hero of justice who can save everyone. He ventures forth to uncover the truth behind a mysterious dark shadow and its killing spree, resolved to vanquish it. Meanwhile, Shinji Matou initiates his own schemes, threatening Shirou through his sister, Sakura Matou. Shirou and Rin Tohsaka engage Shinji in battle, aiming to free Sakura from her brother's mistreatment. However, the grim reality of the Matou siblings begins to emerge, revealing numerous dark secrets. Fate/stay night Movie: Heaven's Feel - II. Lost Butterfly continues to center on the remaining Masters and Servants as they clash with one another, each hoping to claim the Holy Grail. Yet, as darkness spreads through Fuyuki City, even the state of their sacred war may be imperiled.

Shidou Itsuka keeps carrying out his duty for Ratatoskr, finding Spirits and sealing their abilities while strengthening the connections he's built with the ones he's already sealed. When new Spirits appear, he has to tackle more difficult problems to stop additional catastrophes, and along the way, he discovers more about where the Spirits truly come from.

As the Empire's forces sweep across the continent, they appear unstoppable. After crushing the remnants of the Republic's army, total victory seems within grasp. Yet dark clouds gather in the east: the communist Russy Federation is amassing troops on its western border, preparing to enter the war. Backed by a detachment of Allied volunteer magicians—including Mary Sioux, whose father was killed by Tanya von Degurechaff—the Federation aims to spread its communist ideology and bring the Empire to its knees. Meanwhile, Tanya and her battalion return to the imperial capital from the southern front. Upon arrival, they are ordered to investigate troop movements along the Federation border. Any escalation there could ignite new conflicts, plunging the world into a devastating global war. Will the Empire ultimately triumph in its struggle, or will it collapse under the weight of superior enemies and radically opposing ideologies?

Quiet rumors circulate among the female students at Shinyo Academy about a mysterious supernatural being. This being is Boogiepop, a shinigami said to kill people at the peak of their beauty before their charm fades. Few know his true identity: a protector who, after periods of inactivity, emerges as the alternate personality of high school girl Touka Miyashita to battle "the enemies of the world." Now, a series of unexplained disappearances—dismissed by the school as mere runaways—has roused Boogiepop. But somewhere on the campus, a dangerous creature lurks, waiting for the right moment to strike. Boogiepop wa Warawanai gently examines the deep connections between human beings and their experience of time, while exploring the intricate relationships, emotions, memories, and pasts of its characters.

College student Miyako Hoshino tends to be shy around others, preferring to spend most of her time in her room crafting cosplay outfits. One day, her fifth-grade sister Hinata brings home a classmate named Hana Shirosaki, and Miyako is immediately smitten by Hana's adorable appearance. Determined to get closer to her, Miyako tries a variety of tactics, from dressing Hana in cosplay costumes to offering her sweets. Although her efforts initially leave a poor impression on Hana, Miyako is willing to go to any lengths to grow closer to the angel who has descended into her life.

Subaru Mikazuki is a 23-year-old mystery novelist, a major introvert, and painfully shy. He prefers staying home with a book to going outside and interacting with people. Making his solitary life even harder, his parents died in an accident years ago, leaving him completely alone. One day, while making offerings at his parents' grave, Subaru meets a small grey and white cat named Haru, whom he ends up taking home. However, Subaru has never taken care of anyone before—can he even handle a cat? Haru is grateful to Subaru for giving her all the food she wants, a luxury for a street cat used to a tough life. But she notices that Subaru can't even seem to take care of himself! Will she be okay with this clueless owner? Doukyonin wa Hiza, Tokidoki, Atama no Ue. tells the story of an unlikely friendship between a human and a cat who try to understand each other.

The otaku teenager Tsutsui has finally begun to feel at ease in his relationship with the gorgeous Iroha, but the real world keeps throwing challenges at both of them. With the school cultural festival looming, Tsutsui is roped into serving on the festival committee, while Iroha's classmates push her to join the beauty contest. At the same time, Tsutsui's best friend Itou finally gathers the nerve to confess his feelings to Ayado, but she turns him down. As Itou works to move past the rejection and Tsutsui struggles just to survive the festival, both decide to do whatever it takes to become better individuals. Will their good intentions lead to a happy result, or will more hearts end up broken along the way?

This film compiles episodes nine through thirteen of the 2017 television series. Riko and Reg descend into the third layer, where Riko experiences the Curse for the first time. They continue down to the fourth layer, where an Orbed Piercer injures Riko's arm, prompting Reg to attempt a rescue. Nanachi arrives to help, saving Riko's poisoned arm. In exchange, Nanachi asks Reg to kill her immortal companion, Mitty. Following this, Nanachi joins Riko and Reg on their journey to reach the bottom of the Abyss.

This film compiles episodes one through eight of the 2017 television series, incorporating new scenes for the opening. It follows Riko as she descends into the Abyss alongside her robotic companion, Reg, and chronicles their journey to the second layer, where they encounter the White Whistle Ozen. Ozen then discloses information regarding Riko's mother.

Mysteria Academy is a highly esteemed magic school that provides instruction to all three factions—humans, gods, and demons—who are normally at war with one another, without any discrimination. Among its students are Anne, a princess and top student, and Grea, a princess born from the union of a dragon and a human.

As the president of her middle school's science club, Ueno is naturally a gifted inventor. She creates devices capable of turning any liquid into potable water, eliminating even the worst odors, or generating dark matter for use as a concealment tool—nothing seems beyond her abilities. Yet, Ueno does not build these inventions for the betterment of humanity. Instead, the sole force driving her is love, the one puzzle she cannot solve. Ueno is deeply in love with Tanaka, her indifferent fellow club member. However, because she is too anxious to confess her feelings and he is too clueless to recognize her affection, her romantic life is completely stuck. In Ueno's reasoning, if she can just put him in perverted scenarios, surely he'll become flustered and fall for her, right? With help from her stoic classmate and dedicated wingwoman Yamashita, Ueno uses her many inventions on Tanaka in a lecherous way, hoping that one day he will grasp her true feelings.

Three years ago, the Disas—a group of bloodthirsty interdimensional beings—appeared and ravaged everything within their reach on Earth. Conventional weaponry proved useless, leaving humanity's only hope in those who made pacts with the Spirit Realm to become magical girls, following the Disas to Earth. After a fierce struggle, the magical girl squad emerged victorious, with the survivors later dubbed the "Magical Five." Once the war against the Disas ended, the Magical Five disbanded. Kurumi Mugen, Mia Cyrus, Tamara Volkova, and Lau Peipei each continued their own military duties independently, while their leader, Asuka Ootorii, retired to live as a high school student. Yet Asuka's peaceful days do not last long, as it turns out some enemies survived as well. Since magic can only be countered with magic, Asuka is pulled back into battle as an even greater conflict looms ahead.

Kei Narutani and his childhood friend Song Minghua are Chinese refugees escaping from the Zai, a mysterious organization that indiscriminately terrorizes their country and its people. Fortunately, during their escape to Japan, they are saved by a strange red aircraft. Kei's fascination with this aircraft leads him to meet his savior: a girl who is an "Anima"—the pilot of a unique type of airplane called a "Daughter." The girl goes by Gripen, an adorable JAS-39F fighter aircraft. Kei develops a bond with Gripen and is then recruited by the Japan Self-Defense Force to help Gripen overcome her troubles with flying. Later joined by Eagle, a carefree F-15J-ANM, and Phantom, a proud RF-4EJ-ANM, the squadron takes up arms, determined to protect humanity. Together, the five individuals battle against the invasive Zai, forming the last line of defense against the threatening alien force.

On Naral Island, a realm of magic and adventure, a Demon Lord rises each generation, only to be defeated by a chosen Hero—a cycle repeating endlessly. The latest Hero, Juulia "Yusha" Charldetto, is nearing the end of her quest alongside her party: the dependable priest Seiran "Seira" Élénoir, the mysterious mage Meiza "Mei" Endust, and the energetic warrior Fai Fai. During the final confrontation with the Demon Lord, Yusha's party attempts a dangerous spell to banish their foe through time. The spell misfires, hurling Yusha and her friends back to an era before the Demon Lord's emergence, before Yusha became the Hero, and even before they graduated as adventurers. With no memory of their future, the four girls resume their dream of forming the Hero's Party and defeating the Demon Lord. Yet, the Demon Lord was also sent back in time, retaining her memories. Now in the form of a little girl, she adopts the name Mao and becomes a teacher at the adventurers' school, scheming to stop Yusha before she can become a hero. This sets the stage for Yusha and her friends' journey to vanquish the Demon Lord, unaware that their target is hiding right beside them.

Daisuke Dojima, a second-year high school student, was kidnapped in his youth and became entangled in the Shibuya Drift alongside his childhood friends Gai, Lu, Marimari, and Keisaku. This phenomenon transported them more than three centuries into the future, dropping them into a desolate landscape of overgrown wilderness, crumbling ruins, and future inhabitants. There, they encounter the Revisions, massive mechanical beasts that trample everything in their path. After being attacked, they are aided by a girl named Milo, who shares the name of the individual who rescued Daisuke during his abduction. She provides them with a mobile suit called String Puppet and urges them to save Shibuya. Now separated and facing formidable foes under the weight of a prophecy that names Daisuke as the sole protector of their group, the boys and girls embark on a perilous journey to find their way back to their original era.

Mei Ayazuki leads a mundane life as a typical high school student, but her routine is shattered when the moon turns red and full. Charlie, a self-proclaimed magician, suddenly transports her back to the Meiji Period. She arrives in an alternate version of Meiji-era Tokyo, a place where the presence of ghosts is a normalized phenomenon. Under Charlie’s guidance, Mei reaches the Rokumeikan, where she is greeted by a group of historical figures: Ougai Mori, Shunsou Hishida, Otojirou Kawakami, Kyouka Izumi, Gorou Fujita, Yakumo Koizumi, and Tousuke Iwasaki. Through her interactions with these men, Mei learns that she is a Tamayori, an individual capable of seeing spirits, a rare and highly prized ability in this era. This unique power alters the dynamics of her relationships with the men around her. As she navigates this unfamiliar time and grows closer to these attractive figures, romantic feelings begin to blossom. The story explores whether Mei can find a way back to her own time and what fate awaits the love that transcends the limits of space and era.

Even though he is saddled with crushing debt owed to the gloomy Haruitsuki Abeno, Hanae Ashiya has grown to appreciate his role as an exorcist. His gift for speaking with youkai has instilled in him a strong sense of duty toward these supernatural beings, driving him to diligently guide them to their final resting place in the Underworld. As Ashiya’s life begins to settle down, the youkai pose a new threat to his stability. Word of his presence is spreading, and not all parties are pleased to see a human employed by the Mononokean, the interdimensional tea shop. However, a routine trip to the Underworld attracts the notice of powerful figures, revealing that not all youkai are willing to comply with Abeno’s intentions.

As the Chopin piano competition begins, Kai Ichinose, Shuuhei Amamiya, and countless other aspiring musicians from across the globe aim for the top. The pressure has never been greater, and the judges are strict in choosing a winner from the vast array of skilled pianists. The contest is so demanding that even renowned prodigies can be swiftly cut. Some perform for financial gain, others to meet family expectations, and still others simply to have their music heard. Yet the one who will rise to the top is the pianist who captures the essence of the music Frédéric Chopin created for future generations. With the stakes at an all-time high, bonds of rivalry, friendship, and family are put to the test, and every pianist discovers their own unique sound.

Kasumi Toyama and her bandmates in Poppin'Party have advanced to their second year of high school, but the new academic term brings fresh obstacles: student council responsibilities, preparation for cram school, and part-time jobs, among other commitments. Additionally, they have been placed in different homerooms, reducing the time they can spend together. Looking back, their earlier carefree moments feel like an impossible dream when the members are so busy that they cannot even gather in Arisa Ichigaya's basement for rehearsals. While the band contemplates how to handle this situation, a mysterious girl appears out of nowhere, inadvertently drawing them back into the limelight. In this growing age of girl bands, groups like Afterglow, Pastel*Palettes, Roselia, and Hello, Happy World! also start to show up. Each ensemble, made up of musicians with their own distinct personalities, lights up the stage with their performances. As Poppin'Party reenters the music world and meets new friends, the dazzling, thrilling music starts playing once more!

Destiny is recorded in one's Book of Fate, a text penned by enigmatic Story Tellers that dictates every minor aspect of existence. However, certain Story Tellers prefer meddling in the narratives of others instead of composing their own. These malicious entities, called Chaos Tellers, aim to destroy stories by overwriting the Books of Fate. Ex, Reina, Tao, and Shane were born with empty books. Shunned by society because of this anomaly, they leave their predetermined paths behind to seek happier existences. In this uncharted expanse, they meet legendary fairy tale figures like Cinderella, Momotarou, and Snow White. Simultaneously, they strive to defeat the Chaos Tellers and restore harmony to the tales.

Far from Earth lies a kingdom defined by its abundance of smiles. Idealistic, joyful, and innocent Princess Yuki is thrust into a role for which her gentle nature is poorly suited, especially as her realm faces imminent peril from an aggressive Empire. Across the divide, an imperial soldier named Stella Shining conceals her true self behind a carefully constructed facade. Yet, her mask may soon shatter, risking the loss of all she holds dear. When the paths of Princess Yuki and Stella intersect, the destiny of entire nations hangs in the balance.

In a barren wasteland where resources are scarce and survival is paramount, essential supplies are transported via zeppelins, dependent on the protection of mercenary crews flying single-engine fighters. These courageous pilots clash with pirates and political turmoil to maintain stability in these bleak territories. Kylie, a skilled and spirited pilot, joins the Kotobuki Squadron, recruited by her childhood friend Emma. Leveraging her innate flying talent, she becomes a vital part of the six-member unit. Piloting Hayabusa planes, the squadron is contracted to safeguard people, cargo, and society as they navigate the challenges of their intricate world.

Several young girls possessing strange abilities, along with a tree that has grown through a railway car, cling to survival in a barren wasteland as they search for the last remaining water sources. Their routine struggle for existence is interrupted by the arrival of Wakaba, a boy who remembers nothing beyond his own name. The girls and their new companion embark on a hazardous journey across seas of burning red fog to find what they need to sustain themselves on the more distant, dangerous islands teeming with robotic bugs. Their ultimate fate will be determined by their own strength and Wakaba's mysterious ability to understand the Kemurikusa—enigmatic glowing leaves with remarkable powers. Besides the girls, Wakaba, and the hordes of ravenous insects, the Kemurikusa are the last sparks of life remaining in this land. How did things come to this? Why are there so many empty buildings with no one to live in them? Wakaba and the girls have no answers to these questions, so the truth can only be found within the Kemurikusa.

Since childhood, Yukiya has been driven by a passion for house music, spending his spare time DJing for an audience of himself and posting his sets online. Like many teens, he craves something more meaningful than his everyday existence—fame and significance—but stepping outside his comfort zone carries the threat of pain, so he remains stuck in the same routine until the moment he dares to cross a point of no return, livestreaming a performance that alters his entire world.

Set in the future, Akihabara—once known as the "holy land of otaku"—has transformed into a typical business district. Otaku culture has faded, memories of anime and manga are vanishing, and only a handful of specialty stores remain open. The foundation of creative works relies on the "memories" of manga and anime held in people's minds. However, when a virus destroys the world of a creative work, those memories disappear from everyone's awareness and the work is wiped from the physical world. Twelve girls who work at a small shop tucked away in a corner of Akihabara battle this virus to safeguard the precious memories people hold for their beloved manga and anime, aiming to restore Akihabara to its former state.

Serval and Caracal come across a child described as "human" while exploring the forest. Journeying together with the child, they encounter other Friends, delve into the mysteries of Japari Park, and find themselves caught up in an incident that is said to "shake the earth."

The advent of Circlet Technology and Virtual Reality has revolutionized society, giving rise to a new competitive e-sport known as Circlet Bout. In this arena, schools clash to crown the strongest Circlet Bout Club and player. During a match, Yuuka Sasaki is mistaken for a contestant and faces off against Chikage Fujimura, Japan’s top player. Although inexperienced, Yuuka manages to hold her own in the fierce duel, sparking a deep passion for the game and leading her to resolve to become a Circlet Bout athlete herself. Two years later, Yuuka relocates to Tokyo and enrolls at Union School, hoping to train and one day challenge Chikage again. Upon arriving, she finds that the Circlet Bout Club has been disbanded. Her primary objective now shifts to assisting the athletic Miyuki Kasahara and club manager Ayumu Aizawa in reestablishing the club and restoring it to its former prominence.

Tsubasa continues working in the A&R department of the major record label Gandala Music. The idol group B-PROJECT she oversees has expanded from three to four units: Kitakore, Thrive, MooNs, and KiLLER KiNG. She must handle both the challenges of her job and a group of young men with very different personalities.

Hikaru Hoshina is a lively middle schooler fascinated by space and the supernatural. While sketching constellations in her notebook, a tiny, fluffy creature unexpectedly emerges from it! She names it Fuwa, and it proves to be an alien capable of creating warp holes. Soon after, Fuwa's alien friends Lala Hagoromo and Prunce arrive on Earth, explaining they are looking for the Precure—legendary warriors destined to save the universe. However, the Notraiders organization appears and attacks, aiming to seize Fuwa and its abilities. Driven by a strong urge to shield Fuwa, Hikaru transforms into "Cure Star," becoming one of the Precure Lala and the others were seeking. Now Hikaru and her allies must repel the Notraiders, locate the remaining Precure, and gather the Star Color Pens—artifacts needed to awaken the 12 Star Princesses who maintain universal balance.

Ekoda-chan is a 24-year-old who lives in the Ekoda area, much like any other young adult there. She enjoys being naked whenever she can, and in between her temporary jobs, she passes the time by messing around with lizards, men, and whatever else happens to cross her path.

The fifth season of the Ame-iro Cocoa series sees Youko, the daughter of Rainy Color cafe owner Kouji Amami, stepping in as the cafe's acting manager.

While at cram school, a group of high school boys are transported into an anime world, where they proceed to live as students in that new reality.

The anime Virtual-san wa Miteiru brings Virtual YouTubers to life. A VTuber (Virtual YouTuber) is a content creator who appears as an animated character, concealing their real identity while entertaining audiences. The VTubers appearing in Virtual-san wa Miteiru include Hime Tanaka and Hina Suzuki, who form the musical duo HimeHina; Siro, the cyber girl who absolutely, unquestionably, has never committed murder; the laid-back, FPS-obsessed Hinata Nekomiya; the cheerful Akari Mirai, who sexually harasses her underclassmen; and the lightweight Mito Tsukino, who suffers from a major superiority complex. Each episode features these VTubers engaging in absurd skits full of slapstick humor, wordplay, and breaking the fourth wall. Ranging from the parody space saga "Virtual Wars" to an unnamed sketch about bouncing gorillas, these hilariously ridiculous segments are packed with energy. Virtual-san wa Miteiru is a unique comedy that is sure to entertain any fan of Virtual YouTubers.

The dazzling spotlights, the fluffy and cute sparkling outfits, and the charming voices singing while dancing with bright smiles. Beneath the brilliant lights of a grand city stage, these are the mermaid idols who swim and dance freely underwater. Yet far from that metropolis, the girls once lived in the peaceful village of Parrel. Never imagining such a sparkling future for themselves, these girls instead occupy themselves by bickering over the snack cakes they are eating. This is the story of the cheerful daily lives of mermaids who give their all every single day.

Do the daily lives of the girls involve both fighting and not fighting? All characters from the TV anime Toji no Miko and the smartphone game Toji no Miko: Kizamishi Issen no Tomoshibi are brought together in miniature form!

The anime will center on a group of young girls and their struggle as they aim to become Hula Girls.

Pucca must confront a danger to her family restaurant's existence and a love rival for Garu's heart, compelling her to struggle for everything she holds dear.

An everyday life of yellow frog with horn. Based on the web manga of the same title.

The "home comedy" centers on the mischievous boy Rikkun and his eccentric family.

In 'The Great Wall Warrior', the protagonist is a wolf who was raised by herbivores. His journey begins with his innocent conviction that he is the hero destined to rescue the world from the Giant Warrior, but without realizing it, he becomes entangled in a large conspiracy.

Fourth season of <i>Lalala Lala-chan</i>.

Second season of Oshiri Tantei.

The second installment of Capsule Boy. Broadcasting rights were transferred to SBS. The visual design was updated to a more contemporary anime-inspired look, and a number of voice actors did not return to voice their characters.

Second season of <i>Mini Teukgongdae X</i>.

Maneko's endearing traits are the tiny leaves sprouting from his head and his expressive tail that flicks around with pride. He enjoys copying the behaviors of his fellow felines. So, who will be the next friend he mimics?

Pipilu Rangers promise to protect children by forming the Safetipedia, adding one safety rule each time they prevent an accident until they reach 100 rules. But the troublemakers RedNose and BlueNose keep causing chaos, raising the stakes in the battle between space villains and the Rangers. Pipilu and Luxixi grow stronger with every episode, while the Rangers' teamwork improves steadily. They save children from safety hazards and continue creating safety rules. The Pipilu Rangers will remain on duty until the Safetipedia is complete!