Winter 2026 Anime

After passing the First-Class Mage Exam, the group consisting of elven mage Frieren, warrior Stark, and first-class mage Fern enters the perilous Northern Plateau on their way to Aureole. Stark faces formidable opponents that challenge his self-doubt, strengthening his determination and establishing his position as the party's primary defender. Fern, meanwhile, reflects on the various gifts she has received, viewing them as tributes to the loved ones she holds dear. Frieren, still committed to comprehending human nature, recalls her time with the Hero's party and a brief meeting with a legendary individual. As she contemplates the flow of time, she wonders if she has genuinely evolved, yet subtle actions suggest she may have grown more human than she acknowledges.

Kenjaku, who has inhabited the bodies of Noritoshi Kamo and most recently Suguru Getou, launches the next phase of his millennium-long scheme to evolve and ultimately wipe out ordinary humanity. With Satoru Gojou imprisoned following the events in Shibuya, the higher-ups of the jujutsu community order the reinstatement of 15-year-old Yuuji Itadori’s execution. Unaware of this decree, Yuuji wanders the deserted streets of Tokyo alongside Chousou, destroying every cursed spirit they encounter. Simultaneously, Megumi Fushiguro’s selection as the new head of the Zenin Clan severely wounds the pride of the bigoted and arrogant Naoya Zenin. Seeking to eliminate Megumi, Naoya targets Yuuji, but Yuuta Okkotsu is determined to be the one to execute Yuuji. The Culling Game, a brutal battle royale across Japan forcing jujutsu practitioners to kill one another, begins. The young sorcerers enter the conflict to settle past grievances, rescue Gojou, and free their world from Kenjaku’s threat.

Seeking the secret behind the elixir of immortality, the group arrives at the stronghold of the island's monstrous ruler, the "Tensen." To survive and leave the island, cooperation becomes necessary—whether one is a death row convict or an executioner. At the same time, the shogunate dispatches additional landings on the island of the Immortal Realm, commanded by Shugen Yamada Asayemon. Among these arrivals is the Ishigakure clan, who have a history with Gabimaru. Desperate to obtain the elixir and flee the island, Gabimaru and his allies confront the Tensen in a battle that spirals into an all-out war between humans and immortals!

In a world where being called a Hero is a punishment rather than an honor, the most serious criminals are condemned to the front lines of a never-ending war against the Demon Lords. Marked as Heroes, they are forced into military duty, denied even the mercy of death, and doomed to be revived and thrown back into battle forever. Among these is Xylo Forbartz, once a highly respected commander of the Holy Knights. Now leading Penal Hero Unit 9004, he commands a team of convicts considered disposable by the very nation they serve. During a chaotic mission, he comes across Teoritta, a living weapon referred to as a Goddess, whose existence could alter the course of both the war and his own destiny. As the unit is assigned increasingly perilous operations, Xylo must juggle leading his squad, surviving the battles ahead, and uncovering the truth behind his own sentencing.

Satisfied with his findings at Lala Lai Theatrical Company, Aquamarine "Aqua" Hoshino turns his attention away from revenge and toward advancing his career, landing a regular spot on the variety show Dig Deep! Chase the Impawsible. Still haunted by memories of his mother, Aqua severs ties with Kana Arima, leaving her unable to relish the growing success of her idol group, B-Komachi. In the wake of the chilling revelation during B-Komachi's recent music video shoot, Aqua's sister, Ruby, becomes determined to uncover the truth behind the murders of those she holds dear. With assistance from another soul still burdened by Ai Hoshino's untimely death, Ruby climbs the ranks, employing whatever methods necessary to achieve her goals.

Miyu Suzuki is a high school girl whose bright personality is balanced by her desire to blend in. By chance, the seat next to her belongs to Yuusuke Tani, a boy who doesn't care about what others think of him. Their conversations seldom go past short exchanges, but the contrast in their personalities unexpectedly pulls them closer. As their curiosity about each other deepens, the emerging emotions become harder to dismiss. Eventually, Suzuki speaks what she truly feels, pushing them both to face the romantic tension that has gone unspoken. With every moment, their relationship grows, and little by little they come to understand both themselves and the one who is their complete opposite.

Second part of Enen no Shouboutai: San no Shou.

A new Holy Grail War is beginning in Snowfield, Nevada, drawing mages from across the globe who summon Servants—legendary heroic spirits from myth and history—to battle for them. Yet this conflict appears distinct from earlier iterations. The organization orchestrating it seems to have based their ritual on data from the Fuyuki Grail War, leading to peculiar anomalies. Unknown to most participants, this brewing clash is actually a counterfeit Grail War. A separate set of seven true Servants has been summoned to fight in the authentic Holy Grail War. Among them is a powerful Saber-class Servant who, upon being summoned, saves the life of Ayaka Sajou, his apparent master. With concealed motives and unpredictable forces at work, the boundary between the fake and genuine Grail War grows blurred, transforming Snowfield into a perilous battleground.

"Orhun Dura, this is your final day in the party," the leader declares. Orhun, once a formidable Swordsman, had taken on the role of Enchanter to cover a vital weakness in the Hero Party. But one day, the party leader abruptly expels him, citing his abilities as insufficient. Labeled a "weakling" and a "jack of all trades, master of none" by his former companions, Orhun is thrown out without hesitation. Determined to forge a new path, he returns to adventuring—this time as a Swordsman, the class he originally mastered. Yet his time as an Enchanter was not wasted. The experience, knowledge, and countless original spells he crafted while in the Hero Party have shaped him into a warrior unlike any other. Now, equipped with an unconventional arsenal of skills, Orhun is ready to carve his own way—one that will show the world his true strength.

Thirty-five-year-old novelist Makio Koudai never got along with her older sister Minori, who constantly criticized her for being different. Because of this, Makio feels no real grief when she learns Minori and her husband died in a car accident. However, when Makio is called to identify their bodies, she encounters her fifteen-year-old niece, Asa Takumi, whom she hasn't seen in years. As Asa struggles to come to terms with her parents' death, Makio assures her that her mixed emotions are normal and suggests the teenager keep a diary as a way to handle the loss. Discovering that no other relatives were willing to take Asa in, Makio decides to become her guardian despite having no experience with raising a child. In an unpredictable world, the novelist and the teenager must learn to coexist while also discovering themselves.

Second season of Mato Seihei no Slave.

Yuuki awakens in a strange mansion, clad in a maid uniform and resting on an opulent bed. She soon finds five other girls, all dressed identically to her. This place is called the Ghost House, and the only way for them to stay alive is to navigate the deadly traps that await—lethal games featuring blowguns, buzz saws, locked rooms, and weapons. For everyone present, this is a bleak and terrifying ordeal... except for Yuuki. For her, this is simply her job at the age of seventeen. Does that strike you as strange? She would agree. But that's just how some people are—they make a living by participating in death games.

Youki died in a traffic accident and was reborn in a fantasy world, but instead of becoming the legendary hero, he was reincarnated as an incredibly powerful demon. With no interest in becoming the Demon Lord, he lounges around the Demon Lord's castle as a random low-ranking guardian. One day, the hero's party attacks, and on a whim, he knocks out the entire group. After healing them and preparing to send them back to town, he notices the female priest and falls in love at first sight.

Tsukuyomi is a virtual realm where ambitions and aspirations converge. Iroha Sakayori, a 17-year-old high school student in Tokyo, juggles a hectic schedule of part-time work and studies. She finds solace by watching Yachiyo Runami, a popular streamer who administers an online virtual space called Tsukuyomi. Iroha frequently visits Tsukuyomi, where people can live alternate lives and freely explore their creativity. She spends her time supporting Yachiyo and playing battle games to earn some extra cash. One day on her way home, Iroha notices a telephone pole glowing with iridescent colors. To her astonishment, a cute baby emerges from the pole. Unable to leave the infant behind, Iroha takes it home and watches as the baby rapidly grows into a girl her own age. "Are you Princess Kaguya?" The grown Kaguya develops a self-centered personality. At Kaguya's earnest request, Iroha helps her start streaming in Tsukuyomi. With Iroha acting as producer and songwriter and Kaguya as streamer and singer, the two grow steadily closer. Unbeknownst to them, sinister forces are lying in wait, eager to take Kaguya back to the moon. This is the story of Princess Kaguya as never seen before.

Second season of Vigilante: Boku no Hero Academia Illegals.

At seventeen, Utage Kinoshita is utterly devoted to her favorite idol group, F/ACE—but the group's center, Tamon Fukuhara, holds a special place in her heart. She spends every waking moment daydreaming about his wild and sexy persona, even taking a part-time housecleaning job to fund her fangirl lifestyle. What starts as an ordinary job becomes anything but when Utage realizes she is cleaning the apartment of the very idol she adores. To her further surprise, Tamon is nothing like his on-stage image; he struggles with severe anxiety and painfully low self-esteem. Well aware of the gap between their worlds, Utage cannot bear to see him so depressed and decides to support him as best she can in her role as his housekeeper. As time goes on, Utage becomes increasingly privy to the sides of Tamon's life he reveals to no one else. The bond that forms between them soon leaves Utage wondering if she has inadvertently crossed the sacred line between fan and idol.

In middle school, Arisu Yamabuki found his only comfort in a late-night radio show hosted by a girl who called herself Apollo. He listened faithfully every evening until she suddenly stopped broadcasting. With only a handful of clues about Apollo's identity, Yamabuki investigated thoroughly, eventually enrolling in the newly co-ed Furin High School in hopes of finding her there. As Yamabuki suspected, the broadcasting club's first announcement is delivered by the familiar voice he admires. But when he enters the club room, he realizes his search won't be straightforward. The four members—Rikka Inohana, Shinobu Uzuki, Nene Himekawa, and Iko Kirino—each resemble Apollo in different vocal qualities. Yamabuki joins the club mainly to locate Apollo, but soon learns that each girl has her own aspirations for a career using her voice. Noticing plenty of room for improvement, Yamabuki takes it upon himself to help them reach their individual goals—though he never stops searching for his beloved Apollo.

Every time Yoi Takiguchi sighs, her female classmates squeal with admiration and awe. She has earned the nickname of the school's "prince" because of her boyishly handsome looks and laid-back attitude. But she chooses to stay indifferent to all the attention and live her days normally—until the school's other prince, Kohaku Ichimura, strides into her life and calls her beautiful. Kohaku is nothing like a prince—he acts recklessly and does whatever he wants. Yet when he compliments her, Yoi gets flustered, and the way he looks at her makes her nervous. He's the first boy to see her as a girl, and her attempts to keep her distance prove pointless as he seems to have set his sights on her. Though Yoi keeps telling herself it's nothing serious, even she can't completely ignore the stir Kohaku causes in her heart.

Noah Ararat is born into luxury as the 13th prince of an imperial dynasty, granted a life most could only dream of. In addition to having access to the empire's finest education and resources, Noah is a reincarnator who retains memories of his past life, blessed with an infinite level cap and an elite ability that lets him harness his subordinates' skills. Within the imperial court, however, status alone does not ensure safety. While Noah's overwhelming potential sets him apart from his siblings from the start of his training, it also attracts the attention of nobles whose ambitions go far beyond politics. Inevitably, Noah must learn to navigate royal expectations and the mechanics of his unique power, as he comes to understand that privilege invites control just as readily as it bestows freedom.

Van, the fourth son of a powerful noble, is only two years old when he recalls his previous life as a Japanese salaryman. With an adult mind in a child's body, he is seen as a prodigy—until he awakens "Production Magic" at age eight. In a family that prizes offensive magic, this crafting ability is deemed worthless in combat, and Van is exiled to manage a tiny rural village in shame. Armed only with his personal maid, memories of his past life, and his "useless" magic, can Van turn the fortunes of this small village—and his own—around?

Kenichi Yamada has dedicated most of his adult life to seeking out the toughest challenges in online gaming, only to find the current scene dominated by mechanics that go easy on players. As if the universe answered his wishes, Kenichi gets an abrupt, mysterious invite to an unnamed game that promises an unbelievable degree of difficulty. Thrilled, he instantly picks its most brutal option—Hell Mode. But rather than jumping into another virtual game, Kenichi is reincarnated in a different world as a peasant named Allen, forced to deal with a mercilessly intricate system where even the most basic progress demands relentless effort. As a result, Allen has to build his strength from scratch and learn how to master the summoner class. With his endurance tested at every step, Allen sets off on an uncharted journey that might just prove to be fiercer than actual hell.

Deprived of sight at birth, Kunon Gurion rejects the notion that his blindness is an immutable destiny. Instead, he immerses himself in water magic, and his individual experiments quickly expose his exceptional abilities. His mastery of magic advances at a rate that outpaces even his instructors. By continuously experimenting and inventing new techniques, he creates ways to perceive the world without relying on traditional vision, shaping water into constructs that help him navigate his environment. His creativity and swift progress attract attention far beyond his classroom, launching him on a journey of discovery that pushes the boundaries of what is possible, as well as the limits of his own physical endurance.

Following the tragic events of the Lost JuLai, which claimed 90 percent of the JuLai population, Meryl Stryfe travels across the barren wasteland of Noman's Land with her younger companion, Milly Thompson. Their goal is to hunt down Vash the Stampede, the individual responsible for the disaster. Known as the "Humanoid Typhoon," Vash carries a bounty of 60 billion double dollars, the highest amount ever placed on a person. Meanwhile, in a remote settlement, a disinterested Vash is being looked after by Hoppered the Gauntlet, an armored man with a disfigured physique. This quiet existence is shattered when a young woman named Jessica arrives, pleading for assistance to protect her threatened community.

In Sapporo, ex-convict Keiji Ueji’s arrival draws various factions to the city, all seeking a portion of the Ainu gold map tattooed on his body. Simultaneously, a figure resembling Jack the Ripper stalks the streets. Saichi Sugimoto, Asirpa, and Yoshitake Shiraishi, along with Fusatarou "Boutarou the Pirate" Oosawa and Vasily Pavlichenko, form a temporary alliance with Toshizou Hijikata, whose goals seem less sinister than those of Seventh Division First Lieutenant Tokushirou Tsurumi. Asirpa struggles to authenticate the fake skins and decipher the map accurately. While Sugimoto vows never to be separated from Asirpa again, the chaos surrounding the serial killer enables new betrayals and allows Tsurumi’s scheme to capture Asirpa to progress. With the gold hunt reaching its end, the Ainu's future hangs in the balance, determined by whoever claims the treasure first.

Set in early 1900s London, Japanese exchange student Lili Ichijouin heads to England to study at the elite Saint Thomas Art Academy. Her goal is to become a painter, but she faces strict conditions: her parents demand she top her class within six months or face expulsion. Her motivation grows when she meets Kit Church, an aristocratic prodigy recognized for his artistic skill and emotional distance. Although Kit is fully committed to his craft, Lili's genuine nature and perseverance start to affect him. Despite sharing only a passion for art, their connection becomes a defining element of academy life.

It is widely known that nobles will resort to any means for power—lying, manipulation, and extortion are the standard methods. Yet one family stands apart: House Grail, whose core values are truth and integrity. The youngest daughter, Constance Grail, shares her family's moral compass, always striving to do what is right and aid those in need. However, these principles prove useless when her fiancé betrays her with another woman. Framed by his lover in a scheme to ruin her, Constance finds no one willing to listen to her cries for justice. All turn a blind eye—except for one: the spirit of the infamous Scarlett Castiel, who takes possession of Constance and turns the situation against her accuser. But this help comes at a cost. Ten years ago, Scarlett was executed for the attempted murder of Princess Cecilia. In truth, it was a setup; as blunt and harsh as Scarlett could be, she would never stoop to using poison. She has no clue who orchestrated her framing, but Scarlett demands that Constance—the only person who can see her—assist in exacting revenge on all who wronged her!

Yakou, a kind-hearted human female, operates out of a detective agency. Tounome, an intelligent and gentle man who is invisible, works alongside her. His invisibility makes him a perfect asset for investigative tasks, but the blind Yakou can always determine his location whenever he disappears. Before long, the pair begin to feel a mutual attraction...?

Exhausted office worker Seiichirou Kondou is prepared to endure his monotonous, grueling daily routine until a spontaneous act of bravery results in his transport to a parallel realm. Inhabitants of the magical Romany Kingdom, seeking to atone for the accidental summoning, offer him a life of ease. However, unfazed by their apology, Kondou requests something more fitting for his nature: employment. Upon observing the gross incompetence of his new peers in the Royal Accounting Department, Kondou’s workaholic drive takes over, leading him to single-handedly prevent the kingdom from facing total financial ruin. Yet, this new existence takes a toll on him. When Sir Aresh Indolark, the charismatic captain of the Third Royal Order, rescues Kondou, their relationship deepens beyond mere familiarity. Despite initial friction caused by their conflicting worldviews, Kondou and Aresh gradually discover that their encounter will transform not only their personal trajectories but also the fate of the entire kingdom.

At a certain kindergarten, Satou Kaya has earned a reputation as a major troublemaker, driving multiple teachers to quit due to the stress of handling her. To outside observers, she appears to be constantly obstructing other children from playing, reading their favorite books, or even using the restroom. However, when new teacher Chie Hasumi is assigned to Kaya’s class, she uncovers the truth: Kaya is actually shielding the other kids from malevolent spirits. Trusting Kaya to maintain the safety of the class, Chie soon comes to realize that while Kaya protects her friends, there may be dangers at home from which Kaya herself requires protection.

Selected by the deity Origin of the Church, a rural maiden named Flum Apricot joins the hero's party with the expectation of battling demons. Yet her sole inherent ability, Reversal, appears useless in combat. Consequently, Jean Inteige, the party's sage, regards her as a liability and ultimately sells her to a trafficker. While imprisoned in the dealer's bleak dungeon, Flum finds her situation hopeless until desperation sparks a realization: her power converts the negative energy of cursed arms into strength. This discovery allows her to kill her captor and flee alongside another captive, Milkit. With this newfound capacity for combat and survival, Flum adopts the path of an adventurer, determined to build a joyful existence with Milkit, far removed from the Church's sinister schemes.

Engaged since childhood to Crown Prince Hartknights Lapis-Lazuli Lacmouth, Lady Tiararose Lapis Clementille’s world shatters when she discovers her fiancé embracing another woman just before their academy graduation. Overcome with pain, Tiararose remembers her past life as a devoted player of the otome game The Ring of Lapis Lazuli, where she played the role of the wicked villainess obstructing the prince and his true love, Akari. Knowing she is destined for condemnation at the upcoming graduation party, Tiararose braces herself for her fate. Hartknights publicly accuses her of abusing Akari, abruptly ends their engagement, and exiles her from the kingdom. Yet, witnessing the prince’s disgraceful conduct, Aquasteed Marineforest, the crown prince of a neighboring nation, intervenes and offers Tiararose a proposal instead. However, Akari refuses to let Tiararose enjoy a peaceful life. Hidden within Akari lies the power of Holy Prayer, a sought-after magical ability capable of dismantling the so-called villainess’s chance at a happy ending.

A devoted fan of romantic comedies, Yonosuke Sakai, also known as Eiyuu, holds a firm conviction that the perfect, devoted childhood friends depicted in his favorite narratives are purely fictional constructs. Despite having two such companions in his own life, Shio Minamo and Akari Hiodoshi, he has consistently viewed them solely as platonic figures. However, upon entering high school together, the physical attractiveness of the two girls begins to register with Eiyuu. As his interest subtly deepens, Shio and Akari start making advances toward him without regard for time or place. The story hinges on whether Eiyuu can overcome his deep-seated denial and finally perceive the girls through a romantic lens.

Second part of Beastars Final Season.

The eco-terrorist group known as the Animal Liberation Alliance saves a pregnant chimpanzee from an animal testing facility, only for it to deliver a hybrid infant—part human, part chimp—dubbed a "humanzee" and named Charlie. A decade and a half later, Charlie’s human adoptive parents decide it’s time for him to attend a regular high school, where he meets his first-ever friend, a girl named Lucy. Meanwhile, the ALA grows increasingly radical, and their escalating actions lead them to seek out Charlie and pull him into their terrorist schemes.

The Demon King Ahriman faces a unique dilemma: his daughter, Doux, possesses an overwhelming love for all living beings. This extreme compassion forces him to pause his world conquest, as he fears her gentle nature is entirely inappropriate for a demon. Doux delights in making friends, assisting others, and spreading joy to everyone, including their human adversaries. Rather than punishing her, Ahriman praises her kind actions. However, alongside his assistant Jahi, who serves as Doux's tutor, he attempts to eradicate her benevolence. Their goal is to transform the sweet, lovely child into a ruthless, cruel, and twisted young demon befitting her royal lineage.

Eager for conflict and chaos for its own sake, online streamer Aoringo is a troll who creates the most extreme and provocative flamebait content, profiting from viewers who hate-watch. He may seem like a societal parasite and a waste of space, but in truth he's high school dropout Souji Enishiro—a sweet-toothed, caring older brother devoted to his little sister. His viral videos are simply a way to cover her medical bills. Even if all of humanity despises him, he doesn't care, as long as his sister gets better. Then an extremely strange phenomenon begins to unfold... Do not miss the debut of this modern-day occult exorcism battle manga!

Upon awakening in a completely new realm, the protagonist discovers that his reincarnation lacks combat abilities, magical prowess, or even limbs. Reborn as a defenseless egg, he finds himself trapped within an unfamiliar woodland teeming with dangerous and voracious predators. Yet, eggs eventually crack open and young dragons mature, proving that modest origins can blossom into extraordinary destinies. Driven to achieve the status of the most powerful dragon imaginable, he is determined to ensure that his fragile shell never stands as an obstacle to his growth.

Hajime Shinonome, a 29-year-old veteran adventurer, has traded the thrill of youthful ambition for a quiet, stable existence in Komai Village. His routine is interrupted during a dungeon run when he saves Rirui, a young girl left to die after being nearly digested by a slime. Reminding him of his own harsh past, Hajime decides to take her in. As Rirui settles into village life and displays surprising powers, Hajime realizes that raising her might be the most significant challenge he has ever faced.

Located in the charming coastal resort of Atami is Kinme Cleaning, a laundry business operated by Wakana Kinme. Although she lacks any recollection of her life prior to relocating there, Wakana has spent the last two years steadily establishing a new existence within the community. With tender hands and precise attention, she cares for the clothes entrusted to her, recognizing that the memories woven into each garment are far more delicate than the material itself. As Wakana grows into a well-known figure in the town, she exchanges meaningful yet subtle interactions with the residents. The garments she cleans reveal narratives of their owners' daily routines, enabling her to protect their recollections even as her own remain inaccessible. By continuing to cleanse both physical dirt and emotional burdens, her journey serves as a quiet affirmation of the solace found in everyday experiences, illustrating that one can still find a sense of belonging even without a history.

Since novice coach Tsukasa Akeuraji took Inori Yuitsuka under his wing, her figure skating skills have progressed rapidly. After passing a qualifying badge test, she earns a place in the upcoming Chubu Block Tournament, where only five of fifteen competitors can move on to the next stage—the prestigious All-Japan Novice Tournament. Securing a spot will be challenging for Inori, as most of her opponents already have competition experience. The stakes rise as the tournament begins, with every skater striving to deliver their best routine before the large audience. Moreover, the current generation's skating prodigy, Hikaru Kamisaki, is not participating in this block, intensifying everyone's determination to qualify. This includes Inori, who must beat the odds to fulfill her promise of reaching Hikaru and representing Japan in the Olympics together with Tsukasa.

This film serves as a re-edit of the two anime seasons, incorporating newly added footage to depict the story of Ichikawa and Yamada following the events of the TV series.

For as long as anyone in the kingdom can remember, the Champignon Witch, Luna, has dwelled in seclusion within her cottage deep in the Black Forest. Though she occasionally ventures into town to deliver medicine, poisonous mushrooms sprout wherever she steps, so no one dares approach her. Moreover, as a black witch, Luna must keep a low profile to avoid execution, since the kingdom recognizes and accepts only white witches. Luna's solitary existence changes when she rescues a dying boy named Lize. After discovering that Lize is fated to become The End of All Things, Luna offers to take him as her student and guide him away from the path of evil. She must overcome her own inexperience and mold Lize into a great magician to prevent his execution.

The people around Mizuki Ashiya are taken aback by her abrupt decision to move from the United States to Japan. Her sole reason for the relocation is to attend the same high school as her idol Izumi Sano, who won her heart after she saw him compete in a high jump event. However, there is a catch—Sano goes to an all-boys school! Yet that does not discourage Mizuki, as she is determined to get close to Sano by altering her appearance and behavior. Mizuki fortunately ends up in the same class and dormitory room as Sano, but her ideal scenario falls apart when she learns that he has given up high jump. Nonetheless, Mizuki is resolved to discover more about him and reignite his passion for the sport, all while managing her new high school life and keeping her true gender a secret.

Renako Amaori once kept to herself, but her high school life has become more vibrant thanks to her new friend group. That changes dramatically when two of those friends—Mai Ouzuka and Ajisai Sena—confess their feelings for her. While Renako tries to figure out what to do, she learns that another member of their circle, Kaho Koyanagi, is actually her childhood friend from elementary school. Although Kaho seems like a completely different person now, she still loves anime and manga, which first brought them together. On top of that, Kaho has become a famous cosplayer and insists that Renako join her in cosplaying. Renako is reluctant at first, but cosplaying with Kaho starts to boost her self-esteem. Still, with the confessions weighing on her mind and Kaho making her own advances, Renako must make a decision—and quickly.

Lizel is mysteriously transported to a city that feels oddly familiar yet clearly distinct from his own, and he quickly accepts the surprising truth: it’s an entirely different world. Nonetheless, the easygoing Lizel doesn’t panic. He promptly begins exploring this unknown place, and to aid him, he hires a seasoned adventurer named Gil as his guide and bodyguard. Until he can find a way home, Lizel sees this as a perfect chance to experience a new lifestyle as a guild adventurer. After all, he’s convinced he’ll return eventually... so he might as well enjoy this otherworldly vacation for now!

The third round of the MFG competition reaches its climax on the final race day at the Peninsula Manazuru circuit. MFG newcomer Kanata Katagiri, who started at the very front, struggles to maximize his Toyota 86 GT's performance due to an injury unknown to his rivals. As he falls further behind, Kanata finds himself in a desperate situation that brings back painful memories. At the front of the pack, a fierce struggle unfolds between the two top drivers of the competition—Michael Beckenbauer and Kouki Sawatari—as they fight for the top spot on the podium. Their aggressive and reckless driving means that anyone who dares to surpass them must match their level of pride until the very end. But just when all hope seems lost for Kanata, a legendary competitive spirit awakens within him, potentially pushing him to overcome his physical limits and fight his way back to the front.

From a young age, Sooha was taught to conceal her extraordinary abilities so she wouldn't be mistaken for a vampire. After being blamed for her childhood friend's death because of that accusation, she enrolls in Decelis Academy—a night school that supernatural beings like vampires and werewolves are supposedly unable to enter. At the academy, Sooha soon meets Heli, a student who befriends her despite discovering her secret. Heli introduces her to his close circle: Jaan, Jino, Shion, Jakah, Noa, and Solon—each of whom also possesses different powers. But their connection runs deeper than simple friendship; they feel an inexplicable pull toward her, as if they would do anything she asked. When a recent murder is attributed to a vampire, the shadowy history of Heli and his friends begins to unravel. The seven boys try to keep Sooha sheltered from the supernatural world, yet she inevitably becomes entangled in the centuries-old feud between vampires and werewolves. As tensions mount, Sooha realizes she may be closer than ever to the creatures she despises most.

Bored with his status as the "World's Strongest Boy," Baki Hanma drifts through his days in a state of lethargy. Having finally ended the conflict with his demonic father Yuujirou, Baki defends his title at the Kourakuen Underground Arena, stifling yawns as he effortlessly defeats his challengers. His friends and mentors similarly struggle with this newfound peace, going through intense training sessions with little excitement. Japan is then shaken by the revelation of a long-running scientific experiment: the successful cloning of the legendary samurai Musashi Miyamoto. The revived warrior delights in testing his abilities against Baki and other fighting legends of Tokyo, but finds it difficult to adapt to the modern era. Miyamoto clings to his ancient code of honor and lethal duels—a philosophy that clashes with the more peaceful present. As the resurrected swordsman attempts to dominate this unfamiliar society by cutting through Baki's allies, he heads toward a confrontation with the vengeful young fighter. Baki embraces this surge of excitement and charges headlong into battle with his new rival.

Ansatsu Kyoushitsu Movie: Minna no Jikan adapts episodes which were omitted in the original anime series.

By the mid-21st century, Tokyo's criminal underworld is dominated by Demon Lords—crime bosses who have undergone ether enhancement surgery, granting them terrifying superpowers. The only ones capable of taking them down are Heroes, bounty hunters who amplify their own ether abilities using the drug E3 (E-Three). Since killing is legally sanctioned as part of the job, being a Hero is less about justice and more about survival. Yashiro, known as the Reaper, is one such Hero—a lone enforcer who operates independently. That is, until Jougamine, a high school girl and self-proclaimed "apprentice," forcibly inserts herself into his life. Reluctantly taking her under his wing, Yashiro soon finds himself entangled in a series of deadly conflicts.

A lifetime of disappointments has made Rei Hitoma deeply distrustful of people. Hoping to avoid further human contact, he takes a job at a remote mountain school, expecting a quiet routine. Instead, he finds his classroom filled with demi-humans—mermaids, bunny-eared girls, werewolves, and others—all determined to learn what it truly means to be human. Despite his own bitterness, Rei ends up teaching these creatures about human customs and social rules. As his students earnestly strive to grasp humanity, their questions and growth force Rei to confront the flaws in his own outlook on people.

Modern man Cheng Yan dies unexpectedly, and his soul is transported to a medieval European-style fantasy continent, where he becomes Roland, the fourth prince of the Kingdom of Graycastle. This playboy prince rescues the witch Anna from an execution and is stunned to learn that magic truly exists in this medieval otherworld. When Anna demonstrates her magical abilities, Roland realizes that magic can substitute for certain modern technologies, leading him to devise a "great development of magical industry" plan. In an era where witches are universally despised, the independent Roland starts recruiting them, using their magic to remodel Border Town and enhance the lives of both himself and the locals. Beyond applying magic to industrial development, Roland introduces modern business concepts to Border Town. Under his leadership, people manufacture firearms, and Roland earns the support of the populace. As the number of witches in Roland's camp grows, the magical industry continues to advance. Meanwhile, Roland must confront battles with powerful noble families and rival princes and princesses. As his territory expands, Roland successfully fosters a peaceful coexistence between witches and ordinary people, gradually bringing the western territory of Graycastle—and eventually the entire kingdom—under his control, while slowly uncovering the secrets of the demon race and the Witch Empire.

The princess of the Royal Empire is still held captive in the Hellhorde dungeons, repeatedly subjected to their insidious form of inhumane interrogation—decadent meals, warm companionship, and comforts far too tempting to resist. As fresh waves of unbearable "torture" continue to improve her time in confinement, each pleasant experience threatens to weaken her will and hand the demons exactly what they're after—no matter how trivial the information she ends up revealing.

In the dim alleys of Lügenberg, where humans and demihumans share an uneasy coexistence, a peculiar detective agency operates outside official law. Vampire detective Arne Neuntöte chases the bizarre, navigating the thin line between brutality and truth. The arrival of Lynn Reinweiß, a noblewoman whose fascination with vampires blinds her to their peril, changes everything. She and Arne join forces to investigate bloody enigmas emerging from Lügenberg's deepest shadows, as death and deceit fester beneath the city's gothic surface. With each resolved case, Arne and Lynn repeatedly learn that the surface never tells the whole story.

In a world where torture and murder are legal, Sero, a part-time employee at a torture firm, relishes his daily sessions with his senior, Siu. The arrival of new part-timers Mike and Hugh keeps the chaotic fun going. The stark contrast between the relaxed office atmosphere and the gruesome nature of their work is sure to captivate a wide audience.

Twenty-eight-year-old office lady Tsuda Akane has a perfect image: attractive, intelligent, and an essential employee at a robotics company. Her coworkers admire her—because they never see her home life. In private, Akane's apartment is a disaster zone, more dump than dwelling. Luckily, she drunkenly orders an android named Nadeshiko to tidy up. Unfortunately for her, the beautiful lady robot who shows up is a horny hottie—and Akane is about to get far more than just cleaning service.

After an unidentified invasion from outer space, Rita finds herself caught in a time loop, doomed to experience the same day repeatedly. With every cycle, she gains knowledge and fights; her accumulating memories and experience refine her abilities, forging her into a powerful warrior. However, the relentless repetition of death and isolation begins to take its toll. Then she meets Keiji. "I've been repeating this day too," he reveals. Two lost souls, ensnared in an endless conflict—could their encounter rewrite fate?

In U.C.0105, twelve years have passed since Char’s Rebellion. The anti-government organization MAFTY is resisting the tyrannical rule of the Federation government by assassinating its high-ranking officials. Its leader is none other than Hathaway Noa, son of Bright Noa, who fought alongside Amuro Ray during the One Year War. A mysterious girl named Gigi Andalusia, who displays strange powers, reminds Hathaway of a past trauma. Though confused by her words, he prepares to carry out an air raid on the Adelaide conference, determined to fulfill MAFTY’s goals and put his own past to rest. Haunted by that trauma, Hathaway feels drawn to Gigi, whose uncanny abilities stir old memories. Despite being swayed by her cryptic remarks, he continues moving forward with MAFTY’s mission—an attack on the Adelaide Conference. Meanwhile, Kenneth Sleg of the Federation Forces is organizing a defensive operation for the Adelaide Conference and a plan to eliminate MAFTY, when he is approached by Handley Yoxon of the Criminal Police Organization with a secret proposal. As Hathaway and Kenneth pursue their respective objectives, Gigi also sets off for Hong Kong to play her own part.

After the passage of seasons, Mizuho Nishino's teenage years have been filled with highs and lows. As Christmas draws near, she plans to celebrate the holiday together with all four of her childhood friends: Kizuki Hazawa, Shin Kashiwagi, Airu Izumi, and Shuugo Hoshikawa. But Kizuki makes the first move by telling Mizuho he wants to spend the time alone with her. Though she is initially unsure, Mizuho eventually opens up to him and proclaims Kizuki her boyfriend. The news of Mizuho and Kizuki's relationship spreads quickly, drawing out Shin and Airu, who have struggled to come to terms with their own feelings for the person they love. With the group of friends facing a delicate situation they have never dealt with before, only time will tell whether the new romance and the old friendships can endure.

Movie remake of the Yoshiwara Enjou arc.