Winter 2023 Anime

Following Eren Yeager's devastating actions, his former companions and past adversaries unite to oppose his destruction. Despite their history as bitter enemies, Armin Arlert, Mikasa Ackerman, and the surviving members of the Scout Regiment join forces with Reiner Braun and the remaining Marleyan soldiers. This small, unlikely coalition embarks on a mission to halt Eren's fury and, if possible, rescue their old comrade along the way. As Eren relentlessly advances regardless of the cost, he wrestles with his own inner conflict. Though deeply regretful of his horrific invasion, he believes his motives are just: Eren sees this path as the sole means of protecting his friends and, more broadly, his people. The opposing forces hurtle toward an inevitable final confrontation that could cost millions of lives. Even as they face a horde of monsters beyond anything previously imagined, Mikasa, Armin, and their allies stand courageously against certain doom.

After losing his father and seeing his village burned by English raiders, Einar hopes to live peacefully with his family on their restored farms. But fate intervenes once more: his village is attacked again. Einar can only watch as Danish marauders set his lands ablaze and kill his relatives. He is taken captive and brought to Denmark as a slave. Clutching his mother's last words to stay alive, Einar is bought by Ketil, a benevolent slave owner and farmer who tells Einar he can earn his freedom by working the fields. There, Einar meets his new partner in farm labor—Thorfinn, a listless and sorrowful slave. As Einar and Thorfinn toil together toward their liberation, they are tormented by past wrongs and current schemes. Still, they press on, reaching for a faint spark of hope, redemption, and calm in a world that offers nothing but cruelty and despair.

Tomo Aizawa and Junichirou "Jun" Kubota have been inseparable since childhood, sharing everything from rigorous training sessions to leisurely outings, leading everyone to believe they are lifelong best friends. The complication arises because the tomboyish Tomo harbors romantic feelings for Jun, who views her strictly as one of the guys. When they enter their first year of high school, Tomo finally confesses her love. Yet, her aggressive personality and readiness to fight fail to change Jun's perspective. Understanding that his indifference will persist unless she takes action, Tomo resolves to prove her femininity and make Jun see her as a woman rather than a buddy.

Mahiru Shiina is called the "Angel" for good reason: she's stunningly beautiful, beloved by everyone, and outstanding in both her studies and sports. Shiina lives in a completely different world from Amane Fujimiya, who resides right next door. Even though they are close neighbors, they have never exchanged a single word. That changes when Fujimiya sees Shiina sitting sadly on a swing in a heavy downpour and offers her his umbrella. The next day, when Fujimiya comes down with a cold, Shiina wants to repay him for the umbrella by taking care of him until he recovers. He assumes this will be their one and only interaction and quietly appreciates her thoughtfulness. But Shiina, unable to ignore his messy living habits and poor diet, starts cooking and cleaning for him. As this unlikely pair spends time together in Fujimiya's apartment, they begin to discover what their relationship really means and the gentle feelings that arise from it.

Despite his repeated attempts to leap through time, Takemichi Hanagaki still cannot stop Hinata Tachibana, the girl he loved in middle school, from dying in the present day. The adult Takemichi struggles with his sorrow and the consequences of the Tokyo Manji gang's criminal expansion—an unintended outcome of his interference with the timeline. Once led by the idealistic Manjirou "Mikey" Sano, the gang has now fallen under the control of the sinister Tetta Kisaki, abandoning its original positive vision. Even as despair weighs on him, Takemichi returns to the past to investigate Black Dragon, a rival biker gang whose actions eventually lead to Hinata's death. There, he encounters young Hakkai Shiba, a fellow gang member whose older brother, Taiju, rules Black Dragon with an iron fist. When Taiju brutally beats Takemichi in a one-sided street fight, Hakkai tries to leave Tokyo Manji as an apology—a move Takemichi must stop to save Hakkai from a dark future. Through a shared tragedy, Takemichi forms a deep bond with Chifuyu Matsuno, forging the close friendship both boys desperately need. With Chifuyu by his side, Takemichi works to uncover the destinies of Black Dragon's members, fighting to secure a happy future for those he cares about.

Peace settles over the demon realm, and Anos Voldigoad yearns to shed his fearsome image as the Demon King of Tyranny, wanting only to resume his life as an outcast at the prestigious Demon King Academy. But this calm is fleeting, as malevolent demons, kings, and deities conspire in the shadows to engineer his downfall. Rumors spread about the "Child of God," a being whose power may rival Anos's own. To probe these whispers and neutralize the looming threat, Anos must journey into the enigmatic spirit world, a realm reachable only through a series of arduous trials. Armed with overwhelming strength and unshakable confidence, Anos prepares to crush numerous formidable foes bearing grand titles. Yet, with his loyal comrades at his side, he finds the effort trivial, breezing through obstacles as the true Demon King of Tyranny.

Yukichi Fukuzawa has left military affairs behind and now works alone as a bodyguard for hire, relying on his lethal swordsmanship. But his freelance venture isn't thriving, and his fortunes shift when he meets a sharp-tongued boy named Ranpo Edogawa. Their first encounters are tied to a strange murder case, and the resolution of that mystery leads to the founding of the Armed Detective Agency. In the present, Ranpo is hunting a gifted individual whose dangerous ability allows for the perfect crime. As the great detective digs deeper, he uncovers an intricate scheme designed to destroy the Agency completely. Despite being warned about the trap, the Agency presses on in pursuit of the criminals, only to be framed for the very crimes they were investigating. Labeled as wanted terrorists, the remaining members must clear their names—even if that means seeking help from their sworn enemies.

A four-year-old girl named Miri Unasaka comes to Tokyo alone on Christmas Eve, searching for her father. The festive lights and joyful atmosphere lead her to a large hotel and a man holding an appealing cake. But the child has unknowingly stepped into the middle of a carefully planned, flawless scheme to kill a dangerous mafia boss. Hitmen Kazuki Kurusu and Rei Suwa share a home, running from the memories of their harsh childhoods and keeping people at arm's length. When their job goes wrong and they end up bringing Miri home, the only logical step is to take her back to her mother. However, Miri's carefree laughter and innocent outlook quickly win over Kazuki, who secretly enjoys acting as a parent, and before long Rei's guarded heart also opens up to her. Miri's actions are completely unpredictable, and Kazuki and Rei discover that raising a lively child is tougher than any of their contracts. Even though it puts their careers in serious jeopardy, both Kazuki and Rei—responding to the affectionate nickname "papa"—choose to give Miri a normal childhood despite all the obstacles.

Salaryman Tsuyoshi Mukouda gets accidentally summoned as a hero to the Kingdom of Reijseger in another world, meant to help defend against their enemies. Suspicious of the royal family's true motives, Mukouda manages to talk his way out of the situation thanks to his non-combat skill, "Online Supermarket," which is dismissed as worthless. But this power proves to be far from useless. With this ability, Mukouda can purchase food products and utensils from Japan at low cost—most of which are considered luxuries in this world. As Mukouda cooks up a storm using his skill, he catches the attention of the fearsome mythical wolf Fel. The legendary beast quickly negotiates a contract to become Mukouda's familiar, unable to resist the delicious dishes. With Fel by his side, Mukouda travels the world, earning his living as an adventurer and merchant while enjoying delectable meals.

In a desolate world overtaken by alien-made Machine Lifeforms, humanity braces for its ultimate fight. Having fled to the Moon for refuge, people place their trust in a squad of artificial androids called YoRHa soldiers. Commanded by the versatile combat android YoRHa 2-gou B-gata "2B," this unit battles to reclaim Earth from its alien-controlled occupiers. As the struggle against the machines intensifies, the YoRHa begin to uncover fragments of the truth behind the brutal war. Confronted with this harsh reality, the resolute fighter 2B starts to doubt her own purpose and the extent of what she must give up for humanity's survival.

The bond between Hayase Nagatoro and Naoto Hachiouji has grown deeper; the girl now spends even more time in the art club room with her senpai. Though Naoto remains on edge, he no longer seems to be bothered by Nagatoro’s presence. Time and again, Naoto reveals his unexpectedly cool side, while Nagatoro exhibits her possessive tendencies. Yet they still cannot quite close the distance between them. To everyone around them, it is clear that the two have feelings for each other. For Nagatoro, nothing is more enjoyable than toying with Naoto. Since she has no plans to stop teasing her senpai, it is only a matter of time before they both realize how they truly feel.

In the final years of his life, Hiraku Machio was confined to a hospital bed with a terminal illness until he passed away. Taking pity on the unfair life he endured, a god decides to reincarnate Hiraku in another world where he can live as he pleases. Wanting to try farming in this new life, he is granted an all-in-one "Almighty Farming Tool" that can transform into any useful implement he desires. Hiraku is then transported to a forest seemingly far from civilization. There, he plans to build and farm everything from scratch—gradually transforming the lifeless area into a thriving new society.

Second part of Dungeon ni Deai wo Motomeru no wa Machigatteiru Darou ka IV.

Standing at the pinnacle as the ultimate exorcist, Haruyoshi Kuga craved even greater strength, only to be killed by those jealous of his power. In his final moments, he uses a spell to reincarnate, vowing to be more cunning so his efforts will serve him in his next life. He is reborn in a different world as Seika Lamprogue, the illegitimate son of a noble family that values magic. His family largely ignores him because of his lowborn status and lack of magical talent. Unfazed, Seika uses his past life's knowledge to form strong alliances. As he tests the true extent of his abilities, he must stay alert to the same pitfalls that ruined his previous existence and avoid repeating his old mistakes.

After making significant progress in New World Online's past events, the now well-known Maple Tree guild eagerly looks forward to exploring the newly unlocked floors. Even though their guild is already quite intimidating, each member is determined to acquire even more powerful skills to broaden their tactical options in upcoming encounters. Recognizing the value of building connections, the guild also establishes friendly ties with other prominent guilds like the Kingdom of the Flame Emperor and the Congregation of the Holy Swords. Led by their eccentric guild master Maple, the members of Maple Tree keep finding inventive ways to utilize their abilities, much to the frustration of the game developers.

Himuro-kun is a kind-hearted man with an unfortunate trait: whenever he’s deeply focused, stressed, or flustered, he unintentionally creates blizzard conditions for himself and those around him. On his first day at a new job, he experiences one such incident and meets the beautiful Fuyutsuki-san, who helps him break free from his nerve-induced ice. It turns out Fuyutsuki-san is his new coworker. At the office, the calm and collected Fuyutsuki-san provides simple, logical solutions to Himuro-kun’s icy problems—from helping him garden without freezing his plants to ensuring he doesn’t melt during their tropical work retreat. Every time Fuyutsuki-san does something kind for him, the storm of emotions he feels inside embarrassingly manifests on the outside. Because of these frequent snowstorms, Himuro-kun’s feelings for Fuyutsuki-san are impossible to conceal. Even though Fuyutsuki-san is unfamiliar with love, Himuro-kun is determined to repay her kindness and warm her heart in any way he can.

Junta Shiraishi is a high school boy whose simple wish is to live out his youth to the fullest. But that goal is far from easy, because Shiraishi is practically invisible to everyone around him—even his teachers often fail to notice he's there. A rumor even says that whoever manages to spot him will be blessed with good luck. Yet there's one person who always notices Shiraishi without fail. Nagisa Kubo, who sits right next to him, is determined not to let him slip away into obscurity. Unfortunately for Shiraishi, this means he ends up in all sorts of odd situations, all set in motion by Kubo. Still, her playful teasing might be just what he needs to finally ignite the exciting youth he's been dreaming of.

On the desert planet Noman's Land, journalists Meryl Stryfe and Roberto De Niro search for the notorious outlaw Vash the Stampede. However, the person they encounter near the barren settlement of Jeneora Rock is nothing like the deadly terrorist they anticipated. Instead, Vash is a gentle and easygoing wanderer who advocates for peace and is cherished by the locals. His false notoriety comes from the terrible acts carried out by his twin brother, Millions Knives. Nonetheless, Vash is known as "The Humanoid Typhoon" because violent chaos often seems to trail behind him. Trouble does come when bounty hunters arrive, chasing the large reward on Vash's head. Their aggressive hunt endangers the town and its vital power plant. With his exceptional skill with a gun, Vash manages to fend off most of these hostile forces. However, he must eventually confront the greatest threat: the overwhelming destructive might of his wicked brother.

Princess Anisphia "Anis" Wynn Palletia has longed to soar through the sky ever since she could remember, even though the people of her kingdom dismiss it as a foolish aspiration. Standing in the way of her dream is the fact that Anis cannot use magic despite being born into nobility. Unwilling to surrender, she gives up her claim to the throne and dedicates herself to creating "magicology"—a field that mixes resources from her world with knowledge she retained from her past life on Earth. Because of Anis' unusual behavior, the burden of the kingdom's future falls onto her younger brother, Algard. When he is pressured into a political marriage with Euphyllia Magenta, a girl he scarcely knows, Algard resists by spending his time with a commoner rather than his fiancée. After Euphyllia attempts to step in, Algard publicly cancels their engagement and accuses his ex-fiancée of being a bully. Crashed into the banquet where Algard is making his announcement, Anis swoops in on the flying broom she is testing and rescues Euphyllia. She then offers Euphyllia a position as her assistant, which the other girl reluctantly accepts. Although their partnership might seem like a random occurrence, Anis has a hidden reason for wanting Euphyllia around.

Despite possessing a broad set of skills as a handyman, Saitou finds himself constantly undervalued and poorly compensated. After voicing his complaints, he is dismissed by his boss, who asserts that he can be replaced without difficulty. As if his misfortune weren't already severe enough, Saitou soon finds himself nearly struck by a truck while walking home. Surprisingly, Saitou does not perish; instead, he is whisked away to a different world. There, he encounters a party consisting of the female knight Raelza, the moonlit fairy Lafanpan, and the mage Morlock. By coincidence, they are searching for a new member whose abilities align with Saitou's talents. During their adventures together, Saitou applies his know-how to aid his companions and gradually gains the appreciation he had never imagined possible. Yet his arrival may prove to be the spark that links a varied group of individuals from various backgrounds, slowly revealing a destiny that could usher in a profound transformation for this realm.

Ray White is the first commoner ever admitted to the prestigious Arnold Academy of Sorcery, and from the moment he arrives, he faces disdain from several noble-born students. What they don't know is that Ray is actually the legendary Iceblade Sorcerer—a hero who turned the tide of a past war and one of the seven most powerful sorcerers in existence. Despite his incredible reputation, Ray simply wishes to experience the ordinary school life he was never able to have. Thanks to his warm and friendly personality, Ray quickly forms close bonds with some of the academy's most influential students. But as shadowy figures with sinister intentions start to act, Ray may be forced to unleash his true power to protect the friendships that make his new life worth living.

Veteran adventurer Nick, mage Tiana, cleric Zem, and half-dragon Curran each arrive alone at a tavern, ending up seated together at the same table. As the evening progresses, they take turns sharing their complaints and the hobbies they've adopted to cope. Though their stories differ greatly, they share one thing in common: betrayal. Each of the four, having been deeply betrayed by someone they cherished, has developed a profound distrust of humanity. Beyond their similar outlooks, the four also share another problem: a severe shortage of funds. Realizing they can't continue like this, they decide to form a party, raise their rank, and earn as much money as possible to fund their respective hobbies. What these disillusioned adventurers don't realize, however, is that they will eventually save the world from unimaginable danger.

After serving in the Demon King's army for over thirty years, Dariel was raised by Granbarza, one of the Four Heavenly Generals. But because he possesses no magical aptitude, Granbarza's son, Bashbarza, sees him as an embarrassment and fires Dariel as soon as he takes over his father's position as a general. Left without a home or a job, Dariel wanders through the forests, where he encounters a human girl named Malika fleeing from a monster. After Dariel rescues her, she invites him to stay at her village as thanks. There, he learns that the reason he has zero compatibility with magic as a demon is that he is actually a human. Yet Dariel is no ordinary human. With potential far exceeding even that of heroes, he may soon become entangled in the seemingly endless conflict between humans and demons, now facing the race he once considered his comrades.

Self-styled home security guard Mahiro Oyama has not stepped outside his house for years, isolating himself in his room while playing adult visual novels. This degenerate lifestyle causes his brilliant younger sister, Mihari, to worry about his future. Determined to fix the situation, she comes up with a plan to restore him to a normal life. The first step of Mihari's scheme is to create a drug that transforms her brother's biological body into that of a real girl—much to Mahiro's extreme horror. Trapped in this new form, Mahiro has no option but to go on living as a cute young lady until the effect eventually fades—if it ever does.

During a blizzard, Masayuki Muroi is pushed off a mountain to his death by an old high school friend. He survives the fall and escapes thanks to Yuki-Onna, a spirit of a beautiful young woman said to lead men to their doom—but she only asks for money in return. Eleven years later, Masayuki has led a successful life, marrying and amassing a large fortune. However, when his company collapses and his wife is unfaithful, he retreats to the city where Yuki-Onna once saved him and reconnects with her by offering money and tasty meals. While recovering from his misfortunes, another strikes: his ex-wife is found beaten to death, and now only Yuki-Onna—who cannot reveal herself—can support his alibi. With no one else to turn to, Yuki-Onna calls upon the spirits' God of Wisdom, Kotoko Iwanaga. Revered by the various spirits that roam the earth, Kotoko uses her extraordinary intellect and cunning to resolve any disputes they may have. In her duty to prevent collisions between spirits and humans, she drags along her immortal boyfriend, Kurou Sakuragawa, and promises to prove Masayuki's innocence without exposing Yuki-Onna's existence.

The hero-king Inglis, who devoted his entire life to building his nation, now nears death. To honor his noble accomplishments, the goddess Alistia appears and offers him one wish. Since he was never able to master the sword, Inglis asks to be reincarnated for that purpose. In an instant, Inglis is reborn in the distant future as a daughter of the Eucus noble family. By age six, she is discovered to be Runeless—unable to use the runes that allow magic in this era—and thus cannot become a knight. Yet this suits Inglis’s plan perfectly: she chooses to become the squire for her cousin, Rafinha Bilford, allowing her to focus on pushing her own limits. For Inglis, the challenges this familiar yet different world presents are simply opportunities to refine her abilities—and perhaps become an extraordinary squire along the way.

A decade ago, the Great War demonstrated the lethal potential of weapons to humanity. To prevent another such disaster, nations across the globe turned to espionage to achieve their objectives. In the Din Republic, Lily is an enthusiastic young girl who dreams of becoming a spy and serving her country. Yet she begins to doubt herself because she struggles to excel in her studies. Her passion is revived when she is offered early graduation by joining the spy team Lamplight, and she eagerly accepts despite the mysterious nature of the proposal. Upon reaching her destination, Lily is surprised to find six other girls waiting there, all of whom have also faced academic hardships. A mysterious man named Klaus soon appears and discloses that they must carry out an "Impossible Mission": infiltrate the Galgad Empire after only one month of training. Though doubtful, the girls eventually agree to collaborate under Klaus's leadership—as this may be their sole opportunity to demonstrate their value as spies.

In the kingdom of Highland, fairies once lived freely until humans betrayed them. When a fairy loses a wing, whoever possesses it gains complete control over that fairy's life. Exploiting this, humans have enslaved fairies, yet 15-year-old Ann Halford dreams of a future where fairies and humans are treated equally. Aspiring to become a confectioner, Ann aims to achieve the rank of Silver Sugar Master, following in the footsteps of her late mother. To reach this ambitious goal, she travels to the capital city of Lewiston, where the annual Royal Candy Fair is held. However, to earn the prestigious title, her silver sugar confection must receive a royal medal at the competition. Ann hires a sharp-tongued warrior fairy named Shall Fen Shall to serve as her bodyguard on the dangerous journey. After rescuing him from a cruel fairy trader, she promises to return Shall's wing once they reach the capital—a pledge that leaves him perplexed. As the two continue traveling together, their time spent side by side deepens, and they begin to understand more about each other and their own true aspirations.

After being reincarnated into another world, Ryouma Takebayashi has employed the blessings bestowed on him by the gods to tame countless slimes and use them to enhance the lives of those around him. Following the tremendous success of his laundry business, Bamboo Forest, he is now prepared to venture into new territory by opening a branch in the neighboring city of Lenaf. Keeping the promise he made with his dear friend Eliaria Jamil, Ryouma makes the most of each day—whether it's mastering new skills, forging bonds, or uncovering additional slime varieties.

After Finn discovers his orphanage is about to shut down due to money troubles, the boy, who had been living freely on the streets, heads to a casino hoping to strike it rich. But nothing could have prepared him for the nightmare that awaits. At the casino, Finn witnesses a car chase and a bloody shootout triggered by a man's "lucky" card. Finn will eventually learn the truth behind the shootout. A set of 52 X-Playing cards can control the world order, granting different superhuman powers and abilities to those who possess them. With these cards, people can tap into the hidden power of the "buddy" within themselves. A secret group of players called High Card, directly ordered by the king of Fourland, works to collect the cards scattered across the kingdom while moonlighting as employees of the luxury carmaker Pinochle. Recruited to become the group's fifth member, Finn soon joins the players on a dangerous mission to find these cards. "All you need in life are manners, dignity, and the will to bet on your own life." However, Who's Who, the rival carmaker obsessed with defeating Pinochle, and the Klondikes, the infamous Mafia family, stand in the gang's way. A frenzied battle among these card-obsessed players, fueled by justice, desire, and revenge, is about to begin! Are you ready? It's Showdown!!

On a rainy afternoon, a male high school student wakes up cold on the street, unable to recall how he got there. His classmate and crush, Karen Inukai, finds him and brings him to her home. To his surprise, she begins removing her clothes, apparently intending to bathe with him, though he is confused. When she holds him again, he sees his reflection in a mirror and realizes he has turned into a dog. Inukai adopts the puppy and names him Pochita. Now he must adapt to life as a canine and figure out how to escape this strange situation. However, while he considers a plan, Pochita witnesses a side of Inukai he never saw at school.

After eating the Fruit of Evolution, Seiichi Hiiragi's new existence in another world grants him trustworthy companions and the ability to craft powerful magic. His talents draw the notice of Barnabus Ablitt, head of the Barbador Academy of Magic, who asks Seiichi to join the faculty. By chance, Seiichi's old Earth classmates are now students there, setting up an awkward encounter if they cross paths. Meanwhile, a mysterious group known as The Great Devil Order plots in secret to revive their god, using the students of Barbador as sacrifices to speed up the ritual. Since Seiichi possesses unrivaled strength, he must shield not just his friends but the entire world from the approaching threat.

Mitsuha Yamano's life could hardly get any worse. After failing to get into her preferred university and losing her entire family in a tragic accident, she ends up falling off a cliff when a guardrail gives way. By what seems like the only stroke of luck she has left, Mitsuha's fierce refusal to die causes her to be sent to another world, where she survives. In this unfamiliar realm, Mitsuha wanders for days until she collapses from exhaustion and is taken in by a young girl named Colette. Soon after, she gets caught in yet another life-threatening situation, and her unyielding spirit once again shines through, leading to an audience with a divine cosmic entity. The entity informs Mitsuha that she has gained not only superhuman regeneration but also the power to travel freely between worlds. With this knowledge, Mitsuha starts brainstorming ways to make full use of her new ability. Realizing she can bring goods from Earth and sell them in the other world at a higher price, she decides to save up eighty thousand gold coins so she can retire in comfort.

Broadcasting club member Shihono Kobayashi constantly enthuses to her friend Aoto Endou about MagiKoi, an otome game where protagonist Fiene attends the Royal Academy of Magic. Though the cast is diverse, Kobayashi's primary fixation is the villainess Lieselotte Riefenstahl. Despite her harsh comments toward Fiene, Lieselotte actually yearns to be friends with her. She is also deeply in love with her own fiancé, Prince Siegwald Fitzenhagen—the main love interest of the game. However, Lieselotte meets a tragic end in nearly every route. Kobayashi persuades Endou to play MagiKoi as a way to improve his speaking ability. What starts as an ordinary playthrough becomes extraordinary when Siegwald unexpectedly hears the players' voices inside the game! Now hailed as "gods," Endou and Kobayashi use their remarks and analysis to rescue their beloved tsundere villainess from her predetermined doom.

Raizou Kurima, a righteous samurai, is tricked into killing his own future father-in-law and is stricken by guilt. To restore his honor, Raizou swears revenge on the lord who gave him those false orders. On his path, he is assisted by Yuuen Usui, a self-proclaimed merchant of all trades who is actually a member of the Revengers—assassins who deliver bloody vengeance for those who have been wronged. Tragedy seems to haunt Raizou as he grows more entangled with the Revengers. As he starts working alongside them as a vigilante, the intricate web of corruption among Japan's political elite, the unscrupulous Europeans, and the Revengers gradually comes to light. The deeper he gets involved in these affairs, the more Raizou comes to see that justice is as deceptive as the honor he sought to reclaim.

Ayakashi are strange, supernatural beings invisible to most people. While the majority are harmless, some ayakashi attack humans to drain their life force. Exorcist ninjas are tasked with protecting people from these malevolent spirits. Matsuri Kazamaki is a young exorcist ninja from a prestigious clan. His childhood friend, Suzu Kanade, is an ayakashi medium—a person with immense vitality that draws ayakashi to her. Matsuri views all ayakashi as dangerous and wants to keep Suzu far away from them, but this conflicts with her desire to stay close to them. One day, the pair encounters Shirogane, the "King of Ayakashi," who is determined to devour Suzu. As she is about to be eaten, Matsuri rescues her and manages to seal the ayakashi's powers—but not before Shirogane retaliates by transforming him into a girl! Until he finds a way to change back, Matsuri must adapt to his new, unusual lifestyle while battling hostile ayakashi. Meanwhile, Suzu is now uncertain about her feelings for Matsuri—further throwing their relationship into a state of confusion.

Saenome are individuals charged with sealing spirits that inhabit objects and endanger society. Known as tsukumogami, these spirits are generally harmless, and saenome typically seal them through simple verbal exchanges. Traumatized by a past violent encounter with a malevolent spirit, Hyouma Kunato refuses peaceful methods and instead clashes physically with every tsukumogami he meets. His grandfather Zouhei, finding this behavior unacceptable for a future clan leader, suggests that Hyouma move in with Botan Nagatsuki, a young woman whose household consists of six tsukumogami—or face excommunication. Determined to track down the spirit that robbed him of everything, Hyouma grudgingly accepts Zouhei's proposal. As unknown groups of evil spirits begin to disrupt the balance between worlds, the young man must win Botan's trust and overcome his hatred for her enigmatic family.

After the dramatic finish of the prefectural tournament, the Kazemai High School Kyudo Club barely has a moment to rest. With the national championship fast approaching, the team is eager to show that their earlier win was anything but accidental. Minato Narumiya, his love for the sport fully rekindled, trains hard for the coming competition alongside his teammates, each of them equally driven to succeed. As the long-awaited tournament finally arrives, the members of Kazemai's kyudo squad struggle to keep their focus on their ambitious objective. Yet when familiar faces from the past emerge as tough rivals, the boys realize that capturing the national title will call for more resolve and effort than they have ever given.

As university entrance exams and graduation approach, high school senior Shuumei Sasaki feels the need to take his future more seriously. Yet, he struggles to focus on his studies, finding his thoughts consumed by his boyfriend and junior, Yoshikazu Miyano. Since their relationship recently became official, Sasaki finds himself longing for physical closeness. However, with graduation looming, the couple starts to question their future together, particularly because a public relationship invites scrutiny from their friends and family.

Humanity teeters on the brink of extinction in a frozen world where water is scarce. The only habitable zones are found at the base of massive Orbital Trees scattered across the desolate Earth. Legend speaks of a sage who holds the key to generating abundant water to save the human race. Ririha, a princess of Atland, travels in an organic hot-air balloon to the summit of an Orbital Tree to meet this savior. Upon reaching the Canopy, a region resembling an infinite pane of clear ice, she encounters Kaina, one of the few men remaining there. However, he is not the prophesied figure she sought. Stranded and unable to return alone, Ririha receives assistance from Kaina, who is keen to explore the surface world he believed to be uninhabited. As Kaina learns about the conflict between Ririha’s nation and the technologically superior, antagonistic empire of Valghia, along with other surface dangers, he discovers that his role as her escort will be far more challenging than anticipated.

Set in the waning days of the 19th century British Empire, Wisteria is an orphan whose existence is marked by isolation and hardship. Her bleak reality shifts when she meets Marbas, an immortal creature with a furry form who is both powerful and deeply lonely, constantly pursued by hunters. Joined by this outcast, Wisteria travels across the Empire, a realm inhabited by humans and beast-like entities, as the pair seeks a sanctuary where they might finally coexist in tranquility.

Human society no longer revolves around fire but instead lives in fear of it. Repeated conflicts have altered human biology, causing people to spontaneously ignite when they come near natural flame. A stone-like material found inside monsters that infest countless forests provides a new energy source that prevents total societal collapse, producing light and steam. Those who gather this precious resource are known as fire hunters. Touko, a girl from a village, is rescued from a forest monster by a fire hunter who dies in the act. Once the hunter's dog, Kanata, recovers from his own injury, Touko's family sends her to the capital to return Kanata and the hunter's fire sickle to his relatives. Meanwhile, the fire hunter's son, Koushi, and his sister are adopted by a wealthy family. Koushi uncovers disturbing truths connected to the country's ruling royal family. He conducts secret research on a special fire stone discovered by his late father, setting off a race between the nation's leaders and those striving to save humanity from its final destruction.

In the world of Ars, humans have been locked in a decades-long conflict with giant beasts that devastate the land and devour its resources. Those who fight these monsters are known as Paladins, and they harness the destructive energy of Clerics—beings who possess uncontrollable magical powers. While mourning the death of his former war partner, ex-Paladin Jiiro meets Kuumi, a young woman whose magical abilities have just awakened. After they form a contract to save a city from a giant beast attack, Jiiro learns that Kuumi escaped from a laboratory and is being hunted by agents of Mezami, the head of the research facility. Reluctantly agreeing to help Kuumi flee her pursuers, Jiiro sets out traveling with his new partner and her friend Myaa, a young girl who wears a cat headdress. As this unlikely trio wanders across the lands of Ars, high-ranking officials begin putting their schemes into motion—and the group soon discovers that humans can be more terrifying than the monsters.

After the North Ambrian Disaster, North Ambria remained the poorest region in Zemuria for years. The mysterious Salt Pale turned citizens and buildings alike into salt, dealing a heavy blow to the state's economy from which it never truly recovered. To secure foreign investment, the former state military transformed into a mercenary group called the Northern Jaegers. Lavian "Lavi" Winslet, a promising rookie despite her reserved nature, joins the Northern Jaegers in hopes of becoming part of the continent's largest mercenary organization. Though she has been with them only half a year, her capable skills earn her the respect of her comrades. When Lavi and her team are assigned to gather intelligence on the Imperial Hero of Erebonia—a new danger to the state—she begins to suspect that the continent's intricate political landscape holds far more than what appears on the surface.

The protagonist Wu Liuqi once lived a carefree existence on Xiaoji Island, but his background became unclear because of amnesia. When outsiders arrived on the island and identified Wu Liuqi, a series of schemes started to envelop Xiaoji Island. To protect his comrades and their home, Wu Liuqi chose to go back to Xuanwu Kingdom and face his destiny.

Second season of Kyuuketsuki Sugu Shinu.

By taking on challenges, learning from mistakes, overcoming hurdles, and defeating the strongest opponents, Satoshi finally reaches the goal he had pursued for so long. Yet his passion for adventure remains undiminished as he keeps traveling to unknown regions, discovering new Pokémon, and forming unexpected bonds with friends and rivals. As the world reveals its vast possibilities to Satoshi, he once again meets the people who helped shape his remarkable journey toward success. A legendary adventure draws to a close just as a brand-new one begins, with the connection between humans and Pokémon lasting forever.

The carefree Michi Sonoda tells her teammate Sanae Takigawa that she intends to permanently retire from judo following her final middle school competition. Sanae cannot believe it, since it was Michi’s enthusiasm for the sport that originally drew Sanae into judo. Michi argues that a fulfilling youth should involve things like finding a boyfriend rather than spending time on sweaty tatami mats. But Michi’s plan to conclude her short-lived judo career on a high note is ruined when she suffers a humiliating loss against the skilled Towa Hiura. Her scheme unravels even further when she discovers that Towa has enrolled in the same high school as her and Sanae. With the reappearance of her former rival, Michi might come to realize that she still harbors unresolved feelings for the sport of judo.

Following the Kimluck incident, Orphen embarks on a journey to locate Azalie, only to become entangled in a conflict between celestial beings and humanity.

As sea levels rise and the human population declines sharply, androids are created to take over basic chores, letting people devote themselves to other pursuits. Beyond manual labor and customer service, androids also provide entertainment via Babel—a tower where performers use song and dance to clear Climb Stages and win over audiences. The further they climb, the larger the cash prizes. Down on their luck, androids Cobalt, Chrom, Neon, and Kei face having their electricity shut off due to unpaid bills. Desperate for quick money, they decide to become Babel climbers. Yet winning the crowd’s approval proves extremely tough. Discouraged but not ready to quit, Cobalt resolves to find a way to improve their odds after seeing a dazzling show by STAND-ALONE, the top climber unit. When the group stumbles upon a mysterious choreographer offering to give away his routine, Cobalt sees it as their only shot at advancement. With help from their human partner, Esora Shibaura, the androids form the unit KNoCC to take on the arduous ascent to Babel’s summit—while also confronting android-based discrimination along the way.

Lyrical Lily, the DJ unit from Arisugawa Academy, is famous for using music to bring smiles to people. Because of their efforts, the local city hall asks them to perform once a month for an entire year as part of Operation Beckoning Cat, a town revitalization initiative. Given the lengthy and challenging schedule, Lyrical Lily worries about whether they can live up to the expectations. To improve their odds, they decide to call upon the DJ units who helped them during their debut performance: Happy Around, Photo Maiden, Peaky P-key, Rondo, and Merm4id. Drawn to the promising opportunity, the other groups readily agree to Lyrical Lily's invitation. Still, the project is highly strenuous. To draw in tourists and new residents, the energetic girls from all participating DJ units must give their utmost to craft an unforgettable experience for their audiences.

Short anime based on the 4-koma series illustrating the daily lives of the Nijigasaki High School Idol Club’s members.

A shocking event disrupts the tranquility of Skyland! The baby princess Ellee-chan is abducted by a monster belonging to the Undergu Empire! A courageous girl named Sora chases after the princess through a mysterious portal. She emerges in a different realm known as Sorashido City. Televisions? Bicycles? Are these enchanted contraptions?! There's no moment for astonishment! Sora must return the princess to the castle without delay! Soaring across two dimensions! This marks the launch of a Precure adventure! Time for heroism!

A singing enthusiast and high school student named Akira Kiyose is scouted by the talent agency sMiLea Production. He discovers that the agency's talent development is backed by the legendary idol group "Anela," whose abrupt retirement once astonished the world. Along with fellow recruits Banri Naoe and Chihiro Isuzugawa, Akira forms an idol group, striving for superstardom together with other groups like "LEGIT" and "JAXX/JAXX."

Robotic OrderMaids have become common in every home, and 10-year-old Bondo Taira discovers that his two best friends—Motsuo and Gachi Gorilla—also own OrderMaids. Motsuo, in particular, has Meico, a beautiful robot that provides excellent massages and serves drinks with a smile. Envious of his friend, Bondo persuades his mother to get him an OrderMaid, expecting something similar. But when the maid arrives at his door, Bondo is shocked to find it incredibly muscular and so clumsy that simple chores cause house-level destruction. Calling itself Roboko, this robot is the complete opposite of what Bondo desired. Yet despite this, Bondo and his friends come to realize that Roboko has far more to offer than they ever imagined.

Yu-yu, Raika, and Touya received an invitation to the United States following their triumph in the "Deluxe" tournament held in Japan, embarking on a series of exhibition matches across the country. Each encounter turned into an intense battle, as every opponent was a high-ranking fighter from Deluxe USA. Meanwhile, Danji—who had traveled to America earlier at Michiru's request to investigate the Deluxe tournament's background—starts to uncover a potential link to the disappearance of certain fighters. Back in Japan, a fresh faction emerges, driven by the vision of achieving the "Ultimate Fight" in cardfights. This group actively seeks to recruit more and more fighters, and their ambitions will eventually cast a shadow over the future of Yu-yu and the rest of Blackout.

Iko, a third-grade student, resides with his four elder brothers in a weathered home in Tateyama. Orphaned and told by his siblings that their mother is working in Tokyo, Iko adores his protective, albeit slightly odd, family. However, they harbor a hidden truth: they are immortal wizards. The narrative follows the family’s summer getaway in a coastal town, depicting their joyful domestic life as they navigate the magical world of wizards.

Sequel to KJ File.

A pilot film was uploaded to the HIDORI official channel to generate interest for the Kickstarter campaign of the forthcoming Hidari stop-motion film.

A cat that is attracted to the smell of tears seeks out people who are weeping, trying to console or uplift them.