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Mars is the first reboot of the franchise, returning to the original manga storyline of a boy placed in suspended animation inside a South Sea volcano. Waking up a hundred years too soon, he surfaces before his alien masters can harness his abilities to force human civilization back to a primitive state.

Short movie screened at the 2001 Kitakyushu Expo-Festival held in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan.

This anime is based on the two role-playing games Otaku no Seiza: in Another World for the Turbo CD and Otaku no Seiza: An Adventure in the Otaku Galaxy for the NES. Both games were published by M&M and released in Japan in 1991 and 1993. Today, information about this show and the availability of copies is practically nonexistent.

The idol group Idolls! has been performing for three years yet only gained three fans. Discouraged by their stagnant progress, the members receive unexpected motivation from a talking wooden statue in their room. The statue sets them a challenge: secure a venue that holds one hundred people for a show in just nine days. With the deadline approaching, the girls race to demonstrate their abilities and escape the harsh reality of failure.

In "Harlock Saga," Captain Harlock is drawn into an interstellar conflict when the son of a fallen comrade accidentally forges the Ring of the Niebelung. As evil forces, under the command of a mad outcast, gather to oppose the remaining superpowers of the galaxy, Harlock must face the assembled armadas that threaten the last gods. His task is to retrieve the ring and keep Paradise from being lost forever.

In "Let's Go Kaiki-gumi," a protagonist who experiences supernatural events six times more often than ordinary people meets Mechako, a mysterious girl leading the Kaiki-gumi. This group monitors ghosts and monsters that might threaten humans. Against their will, the protagonist gets drawn into helping rebuild the Kaiki-gumi, setting off a chain of odd occurrences and eerie happenings.

After losing his beloved dog Hanako, picture book writer Hotaru Yuuyami has been struggling with a creative dry spell that's lasted nearly two months. His childhood friend and editor, Tsubaki Uehara, does her best to lift his spirits, but nothing seems to work. That changes when a strange mushroom named Kinoko Inu sprouts from his garden in the shape of a dog. Much to Tsubaki's astonishment, Hotaru decides to welcome this odd new being into his home. Life together, however, doesn't proceed as smoothly as anticipated. Before long, Kinoko Inu tries to brighten Hotaru's mood by getting rid of Hanako's leftover belongings—by burning them. Managing a demanding writer and his lively new pet proves trickier than anyone expected. For Hotaru to properly take care of Kinoko Inu, he must face and move past the grief that still lingers inside him.

In the story "Legend of Lemnear," the young and beautiful woman Lemnear watches as her hometown is destroyed and her brother is kidnapped by the evil sorcerer Gardin. Driven by a desire for vengeance, she swears to kill Gardin. Setting out on a journey with her allies, Lemnear pursues her goal of retribution. What she does not realize is that a far more powerful entity is pulling the strings behind Gardin's actions.

Former motorcycle gang leader Yajima Kintaro rescues the CEO of Yamato Construction Company from a life-threatening situation and is subsequently given a position at the firm. When it becomes clear that a corrupt group within the company is maneuvering to seize complete control, Kintaro's sense of justice and physical abilities prove far more valuable than the CEO initially anticipated. Climbing the corporate hierarchy, Kintaro must handle a variety of crises, ranging from clashes with yakuza bosses to stopping a tunnel from caving in. Yet the question remains: can someone with no formal education and a rough demeanor truly succeed as a salaryman?

"All stars" season of Show by Rock!! featuring all the bands from previous seasons.

"Wake Up, Girls!" follows seven young women from Sendai, Miyagi who form the idol group "Wake Up, Girls! (WUG)" with the goal of reaching the top of the idol world. Supported by the small Sendai-based agency "Green Leaves Entertainment," WUG overcame numerous challenges and achieved victory over the national idol collective "I-1 club" at the Idol Festival, securing their success. However, this triumph did not simplify their path, as the shrinking idol market created new difficulties. The members remained dedicated and continued their daily efforts as idols. Meanwhile, three middle school students from Sendai—Hayashi Ayumi, Morishima Otome, and Atsugi Itsuka—developed an increasingly strong desire to become idols themselves.

Though she leads a quiet life in the countryside, Howan harbors dreams of becoming a music star, and her chance arrives when she passes the audition for a song contest in the bustling metropolis. On the other side, guitarist Himeko shares the same burning passion for music but feels uneasy about being placed in a band alongside two other young musicians. Beneath the dazzling lights of Midi City, these two artists will cross paths for the first time and uncover together what they could never achieve on their own. In this radiant city of sound, any dream truly can reach the heavens!

The opening day has arrived for the high school division of the racing kneeler exhibition. Female participants from all over the country have assembled, each aiming to claim victory in the kneeler race. This initial race serves as an introduction for the competitors this season. No one is expected to go all out just yet—that intensity will come during the actual competition. Thus begins the battle among the female racers for the top spot.

In the wake of the Reflection, people across the globe have gained incredible abilities. Some choose to wield these powers for good, rising as heroes, while others embrace villainy. The source of the Reflection is still unknown, and its many mysteries plunge the world into turmoil.

In Kochoki, the feared warlord Oda Nobunaga, often called the demonic king, begins his quest to conquer Japan while still a young man. Together with his younger sibling and loyal allies, Nobunaga endures internal power struggles, betrayal, fierce battles, and the strong bonds that unite them. These hardships pave the way for their growth into formidable leaders.

In the 21st century, cats have become beloved pets, cherished by nearly every human. However, a specially bred cat carrying a peculiar virus triggers an outbreak known as the Nyandemic. This virus turns anyone who comes into contact with an infected cat into one themselves. Kunagi, a man suffering from amnesia, escapes from a cat café during his shift, accompanied by the sibling owners, Gaku and Kaoru, and a visitor named Tanishi. Gaku confesses he is already infected and pleads with Kunagi to safeguard his sister. After seeing the threat up close, the trio embarks on a quest to find a way to survive this crisis while still cherishing their love for cats. The government struggles to contain the rapidly spreading feline hordes, but the Nyandemic continues to grow, making human extinction seem imminent. Nevertheless, Kunagi, Kaoru, and Tanishi remain determined to preserve their humanity at all costs.

Konoha Satou bears a weighty past. As a child, she penned self-centered fantasy romance novels that now reflect her current reality. Reborn as the loathed villainess, recalling every exact detail is essential for her survival. After evading early signs of death, Satou is thrust into doubt when a mysterious figure emerges from the Lily Kingdom—a character she never originally wrote into her story. Despite Yomi’s assertion of being an ally, can Satou trust someone she does not know in this perilous world?

Tajimi is famous for its Mino ware ceramics. Himeno Toyokawa's mother was a celebrated potter from that area, but she passed away when Himeno was just four years old. Her mother's legacy continues through the unique mugs displayed at the Toyokawas' newly opened city restaurant. After her father's business failed in Tokyo, the family moved back to Tajimi. Himeno brings one of her mother's cherished mugs to high school, hoping to connect with her peers. This catches the attention of Mika Kukuri, an eccentric classmate, who introduces Himeno to Tooko Aoki, the president of the Pottery Club. Learning about her mother's strong ties to both the club and pottery, Himeno asks her father for permission to join, which he gladly gives. With support from Mika and her childhood friend Naoko Naruse, Himeno becomes a member of the Pottery Club, aiming to honor her mother's legacy and explore her new passion for ceramics.

Office worker Takuma Kosugi purchases a second-hand housekeeping robot called Mina to assist with chores around his home. Mina turns out to be very efficient, but after a rough day and some heavy drinking, Takuma playfully suggests that she become his spouse. To his surprise, Mina accepts the proposal seriously, and they begin cohabitating as a married couple. Through shared experiences like picnics and beach outings, their connection deepens. Facing public doubt about relationships between humans and robots, Takuma and Mina work to prove the sincerity of their emotions to those around them.

Announced during the Konosuba Radio public recording special: OVA episodes for the third season of Kono Subarashii Sekai ni Shukufuku wo! Episodes: 1) Red Stream Explosion! While Kazuma and his companions are eating dinner at the guild, receptionist Luna brings them a request. They need Megumin's explosion spell to confront a typhoon heading toward the city of Axel. Yunyun and Wiz also decide to join, and the adventurers' morale skyrockets! On the day of the decisive battle, Kazuma sees the adventurers preparing for combat and is astonished to discover that they all... 2) Nisemono Chuui! (Watch Out For Impostors!) One winter day. While Kazuma was enjoying a grilled skewer at a food stall in the town of Axel, an adventurer approached him. The man said he was looking for an adventurer named “Kazuma Satou.” In exchange for dinner, Kazuma told them the legend of “Kazuma Satou,” which moved the man and his party of three female adventurers to tears... Note: The anime was pre-screened in Japan theatrically for 2 weeks starting on March 14, 2025.

In Laid-Back Camp: The Movie, Rin Shima, Nadeshiko Kagamihara, and their friends have become busy professionals with demanding careers, leaving little room for the spontaneous outdoor adventures they once treasured. However, Chiaki Oogaki, now working at the Yamanashi Tourism Organization, brings the group back together with an ambitious plan: to build a campground that revitalizes a neglected part of Yamanashi Prefecture. Driven by this project, the friends work together to create a place where others can form lasting memories, similar to those they made during their high school camping trips. As they pursue their goal, they look back on the simple pleasures of camping from their younger days.

In the warm and lively Outdoor Activities Club room, the close-knit group continues to nurture their love for camping through engaging club activities. These exciting experiences have strengthened Nadeshiko Kagamihara's passion for camping, sparking her eagerness to plan a solo trip. However, before this, Nadeshiko is asked by Ayano Toki and Rin Shima to accompany them on a camping excursion by the Ooi River. Overjoyed at the chance of their first group adventure, the three set out to create lasting connections and treasured memories.

In "My Home Hero," Tetsuo Tosu's life takes a grim turn when he discovers his daughter, Reika, has become a victim of domestic violence. His suspicions point toward her yakuza boyfriend, Nobuto Matori. Determined to find the truth, Tetsuo investigates Nobuto and his associates, only to uncover evidence suggesting Reika is far from the first to suffer from Nobuto's violent tendencies and that she faces an even darker future. While searching Reika's apartment, Tetsuo is caught by Nobuto, leading to a confrontation in which Tetsuo kills him. With his wife's help, Tetsuo hides the body to avoid retaliation from the yakuza. Their situation worsens when they learn Nobuto is the son of the syndicate's leader. As the prime suspects in Nobuto's disappearance, Tetsuo and his wife must use every ounce of their resourcefulness to protect Reika from the yakuza's relentless pursuit.

Touya Mochizuki keeps adjusting to life in a different world, using his smartphone to handle various tasks at his own pace. He spends time with his fiancées: Yumina Urnea Belfast, Yae Kokonoe, and the twin sisters Linse and Elze Shileska. Even with peace around him, Touya starts to understand the weight of being engaged to multiple women. Meanwhile, the elder fairy Lean searches for the lost fragments of Babylon—a floating island created by the enigmatic Professor Regina Babylon over five millennia ago. Touya reluctantly helps her find the teleportation circles leading to those islands. But strange monsters appear, threatening the world's destruction. To protect his new life, Touya must rely on ancient technologies to fight these dangers while juggling his complicated relationships.

In KonoSuba: An Explosion on This Wonderful World!, Megumin, a spirited magic user from the secluded Crimson Demon Village known for its red-eyed mages with dramatic flair, focuses solely on mastering explosion magic. Although this powerful but draining spell leaves her unable to move after casting, she refuses to learn other spells. Joining the esteemed Red Prison alongside her childhood friend and rival, Yunyun, Megumin delves into the hidden history and challenges facing her clan. With the help of her devoted familiar, Chomusuke, and her cute younger sister, Komekko, she trains to become the greatest explosion mage ever at the Red Prison.

In "How Not to Summon a Demon Lord Ω," Diablo, the Demon King, returns, now posing as a deity. After a chance meeting with High Priest Lumachina Weselia, Diablo and his companions decide to accompany the young woman on her mission to root out the deep-seated corruption within the Church. Lumachina mistakenly believes Diablo is the true God, a misunderstanding he uses to his advantage while protecting her during her first task to find the righteous head paladin, Batutta. The journey adds Horn, the grasswalker, and Rose, the Magmatic Maid, to the group. As they continue traveling, the central questions emerge: can Diablo fulfill Lumachina's wishes, and will the Demon Lord from another world be able to maintain his divine deception?

In the realm of Alcia, an individual's status and capabilities are dictated by their Count. Dropping to zero results in exile to the Abyss, a destiny considered worse than death. Hina, a wanderer whose Count fluctuates with her travels, is motivated by a vow to honor her mother's dying wish before the woman was dragged into the Abyss. To accomplish this goal, Hina hunts for the legendary Aces, warriors from a conflict three centuries ago distinguished by a white star beside their Counts. Along her journey, she meets Licht Bach, a mysterious masked figure with a negative Count, and Nana, a tavern keeper. When a military officer assaults Hina, Licht steps in to defend her, displaying a second Count bearing the white star to confirm his identity as an Ace. The narrative tracks Hina and her companions as they expose the concealed secrets of Alcia, the nature of the Abyss, and the enduring legacy of the Aces.

While most girls her age envision lavish vacations with loved ones, Rin Shima discovers peace in solitary camping excursions near Mount Fuji. She meticulously handles every aspect, from pitching her tent to gathering firewood, finding satisfaction in her own company. During one of these outings, Rin's quiet solitude is suddenly broken when Nadeshiko Kagamihara, who had dozed off midway through her hike to view Mount Fuji, wanders onto her campsite in search of shelter. Though initially startled, Rin warmly welcomes the uninvited guest. The pair spend the night exchanging tales, warming themselves by the campfire, and savoring a bowl of ramen. Once Nadeshiko is collected by her sister later that evening, both girls begin to ponder the possibility of embarking on future camping trips together.

After returning from the Crimson Demon village, Kazuma Satou, a former NEET reincarnated as an adventurer, is accompanied by his usual party: the vain goddess Aqua, the explosion specialist Megumin, and the masochistic knight Lalatina Ford "Darkness" Dustiness. Although the group draws nearer to the Demon King, Kazuma hopes to delay that overwhelming mission. Instead, they continue to encounter issues such as mounting debts, failed jobs, and chaos caused by their own reckless actions. Amidst this turmoil, a princess invites them to recount stories of their supposed heroic deeds. While Darkness attempts to decline, the rest of the team decides to attend, dragging them into another bizarre adventure with unexpected results.

In "In Another World With My Smartphone," Touya Mochizuki is given a new beginning in a fantasy realm after a negligent deity strikes him with lightning. As part of this second chance, he is allowed to bring one item from Earth, and he chooses his smartphone. Discovering a natural affinity for magic due to the world's abundant mana, Touya quickly draws the attention of several charming women. These include the Silhoueska twins, Linze and Elze, as well as Yumina Urnea Belfast, Leen, and Yae Kokonoe. While their romantic feelings complicate his life, they also provide crucial support as he explores the mysteries of this unfamiliar world.

In the online game Cross Reverie, Diablo reigns supreme as the highest-level player wielding the rarest items and defeating all opponents. However, this formidable avatar is actually Takuma Sakamoto, a shut-in gamer who lives entirely within his virtual world. His routine is shattered when a summoning spell transports him into a world mirroring the game, preserving his appearance as Diablo. There, he encounters his summoners: Rem Galeu, a diminutive Pantherian adventurer, and Shera L. Greenwood, an Elf summoner. Their ritual intended to bind him backfires, instead placing them under his enslavement. Takuma is now forced to live as the Demon King, journeying alongside Rem and Shera to reverse the contract while adapting to his new reality.

Amid the growing friction between Yumeko Jabami's expanding power and the student council's diminishing authority, Kirari Momobami declares a presidential election to overhaul the council's leadership. The new regulations grant every student a single chip to start, with the individual holding the most chips after thirty days ascending to the role of student council president and head of the Momobami family. In reaction, representatives from various branches of the Momobami clan emerge. Eleven new transfer students arrive at Hyakkao Private Academy, each vying for supremacy over both the institution and the family legacy. Equipped with distinctive abilities, they launch a brutal contest to accumulate chips, fueled by ambitions that extend well beyond simply securing victory in the election.

In "KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! - Legend of Crimson," the Crimson Demons, the clan of Megumin and Yunyun, strike fear into the Demon Lord's army for a very specific reason. Their command of high-level, overwhelmingly powerful magic makes them nearly invulnerable to any assaults launched by the Demon Lord's generals. When a letter arrives suggesting a looming crisis in her hometown, Yunyun immediately alerts Kazuma Satou and the rest of the group. A series of comedic misunderstandings soon reveals the message was actually a trick orchestrated by an aspiring author among the demons. Nevertheless, Megumin grows uneasy regarding her family and decides to return to the Crimson Demons' village along with the others. As they explore the sights of Megumin's home, the party begins to suspect that the seemingly minor warning they received might have held some truth after all.

At the prestigious Hyakkaou Private Academy, the curriculum extends far beyond standard academics to prepare students for real-world challenges. The student body consists largely of heirs to some of the wealthiest families on the globe, and the school operates under a unique dual system. During the day, pupils study history, languages, and other subjects, but once night falls, the campus transforms into a gambling arena where students hone their skills in finance and manipulation. Success in these high-stakes games dictates one's social standing, with the most accomplished gamblers rising to the highest ranks. Into this environment steps Yumeko Jabami, a newly transferred student. While she appears charming and innocent on the surface, she is deeply fascinated by the academy's special nighttime activities. Unlike her classmates who gamble solely for victory, Yumeko is driven by the sheer thrill of the game itself. Her unconventional and high-risk gambling style possesses the potential to completely upend the school's existing power structure.

After passing away, Kazuma Satou faced a choice between ascending to heaven or being reincarnated in a fantasy realm. He selected the latter, where the goddess Aqua tasked him with defeating the Demon King and allowed him to choose any weapon. In a move he now deeply regrets, Kazuma opted to bring Aqua with him instead. He is now stuck managing a largely incompetent goddess serving as their party's archpriest, while both he and Aqua struggle to earn enough funds merely to survive. Their difficulties intensify as new, problematic members join their group. First is Megumin, a mage obsessed with explosion magic who can only cast that single spell daily and refuses to learn anything else. Then there is Lalatina Ford "Darkness" Dustiness, a devout crusader whose masochistic nature makes even Kazuma appear innocent by comparison. KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World! 2 delves further into the chaotic escapades of Kazuma and his companions as they confront financial woes and interpersonal clashes. Regardless of their efforts, their schemes frequently crumble due to their own erratic and unpredictable behavior.

In "KonoSuba: God's Blessing on This Wonderful World!," Kazuma Satou, a high school student known as a reclusive shut-in, meets a ridiculous demise while walking home with a newly bought video game. He awakens before Aqua, an attractive but infuriatingly useless goddess, who presents him with a choice: move on to the afterlife or be reborn in an ideal fantasy world. Seeking a fresh start, Kazuma selects the latter and is immediately assigned the mission to defeat the mighty Demon King. Before entering this new realm, he is permitted to bring one item with him, and in a misguided move, he chooses Aqua herself. This decision proves to be a critical error, as she lacks any practical abilities. Together, they discover that this world's reality differs vastly from the video games they know; rather than embarking on a grand adventure, they struggle merely to survive, resulting in an endless string of chaotic misfortunes.