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In a celestial realm inhabited by angels and demons, alongside the earthly domain of Nippon Cultural Broadcasting, the narrative follows a mission to safeguard Earth's harmony using the force of love. Central to this endeavor is the radio show "Love Nights!" For this purpose, novice angels are dispatched to the broadcasting station to battle their demonic foes. Voice actors Morikubo, Yoshino, Fukuyama, and Suwabe portray the warring angels and demons, while Yonaga lends her voice to the impartial goddess dwelling in the heavens.

Official music for Panda no Blues written and performed by the band MIRChee.

Based on Seino Tooru's nonfiction gourmet essay manga.

The song “Kyak Kyak Kyak Flamenco” was produced by Tatsuo Yoshida, the founder of Tatsunoko Pro, and performed by the group MIRChee.

The ONA centers on Holly, a fairy born from a chocolate bar, who learns from the witch Majoline to become a mischief-making "holly ghost." Her friends include Toreppaa, born from toilet paper; Candy, born from candy; and Piiton, born from a green pepper.

Ice Kuritaro is a short anime segment featured on the enka variety show Enkame: That's Enka Tainment, which broadcasts on Asahi TV. The plot centers on a set of characters who are personified as ice cream.

Mentori is a mascot that originally comes from a set of LINE stickers and revolves around the phrase "mendou da ga toriaezu henshin" (though it's troublesome, I'll transform anyway). The anime follows these bird characters and delivers humor that frequently breaks the fourth wall.

A small, sheep-like mascot from Hokkaido serves as the main character. Despite being gluttonous, it remains calm. It is one of eight series available for streaming on the smartphone app Tate Anime.

The anime Enoshimans was created as a promotional piece for the Enoshima Aquarium, which recently opened in the Shonan region. The story revolves around three jellyfish—Mizukurage (a moon jellyfish), Akakurage (a northern sea nettle), and a Pacific sea nettle—who frequently visit the aquarium, each possessing their own annual pass.

A band of children in Akihabara find a Geiger counter kit. This discovery triggers a series of events that lead to a Natrium leak at the Monju nuclear facility. Fueled by their sense of adventure and confidence that they can handle anything, the kids are ready to face whatever comes next.

The anime's story follows a once-prosperous civilization sustained by giants called Luna who brought the energy known as Mana. A massive tsunami struck the world and destroyed that civilization. The story takes place underground, 10,000 years after the tsunami hit. The main characters are Mokugyo (voiced by Katsuyuki Konishi), a fish with plant life growing from its back, and a talkative creature named Toriiruka (voiced by Tomoko Kaneda). They are joined by Harry (voiced by Kazutomi Yamamoto), a lonely, needle-covered animal, and Yona (voiced by Houko Kuwashima), a descendant of the ancients entrusted with the rebirth of civilization. Mokugyo and Toriiruka may be able to safely return above ground.

Former SKE48 idol Airi Furukawa plays the role of Airin in her own manga series, "Chibi Airin no Yuruyaka na Nichijou." Its anime adaptation brings to life odd characters such as a haunted teddy bear and people who are named after mushrooms. The show overflows with kawaii elements, comedy, and absurdity that verge on the surreal.

This music video for Shion Nakatsuka's song "Don't Cry," which appears on her debut mini-album "Koukai" and serves as the opening theme for T-sensei, blends the full track with exclusive scenes from the anime. It presents fresh original footage that has not been broadcast before.

The anime follows the frogs Kekkero and Ke who try to find their 998 other siblings.

Tokiko-san works at Chuukyou Television Broadcasting, a legitimate broadcasting company that features anime programming. Her job involves designing quizzes, brain teasers, and puzzles, especially matchstick riddles. The story explores her puzzle-making methods, along with her backstory, family life, and personal traits that influenced her career, with a focus on her compulsive need for order.

The secret society Eagle Talon, based in Tokyo's Kojimachi district, ceaselessly hatches plans for world conquest. However, every plot is consistently undone by the superhero Deluxe Fighter, who always shows up to rescue the day.

Arihisa Aokura is in desperate need of money. He requires funds to support his orphaned siblings and to keep himself alive. While searching online for job openings, he stumbles upon a listing for a part-time position with an "evil organization." Noticing the generous pay and benefits, he decides to take a risk and attends the interview. To his surprise, he is hired and now must serve as a henchman within the evil organization known as "Antares." Can he endure the constant battles against heroes while still providing for his younger brothers and sisters?

The story of "Moshimoshi, Terumi desu" follows the daily life of Terumi-san, an employee at the phone company Moshimoshi Dou who has a strong aversion to the internet, and Rintarou, a middle school student who has feelings for her.

The story revolves around a group of employees from a pharmaceutical company who go on a mountain-climbing trip together, only to meet with disaster caused by mysterious monkeys after they reach the summit.

This series adapts a blog-based manga about cats. It was one of eight series streamed on the smartphone app Tate Anime, and later on Anime Beans.

Miyu enters a coeducational dormitory and its attached school, where male and female students live together with the intention of forming families. She is assigned to share a room with Heiji, the captivating but strict dorm leader. Though she initially resists, their connection deepens as they go through everyday life together.

Inagawa Junji is a famous entertainer known for his late-night radio shows featuring scary tales. His popularity allowed him to write horror novels and create live-action horror movies and TV series. This anime is a spin-off of his live-action direct-to-DVD series titled Inagawa Junji no Chou: Kowai Hanashi.

In "Musunde Hiraite," a series of high school romance tales is presented, each chapter focusing on a different student's journey. One narrative follows Hiro, who is drawn to a charismatic upperclassman who has turned down his confessions fifteen times. He wonders if he can ultimately win her affection. His companion, Akechi, maintains an extensive notebook documenting every girl at their school. As he explores the mysteries behind a notably reserved and timid classmate, his motives may shift from mere curiosity to a deeper, personal connection.

In "Coffee Ikaga deshou," the narrative centers on a coffee food truck whose barista creates a unique blend for each customer. Every cup of coffee, made with attentiveness, sincerity, and authentic passion, helps patrons to ease their tension and find comfort.

This tale follows a boy named Shiro and his aunt Momo, who reside together after the death of Shiro's mother, Momo's older sister. Every morning, Shiro prepares bread for Momo.

In the moment before we were supposed to stop just short of a kiss, we ended up actually sharing one... On stage, during a school festival play. Our relationship has always been that of childhood friends, with Izuru often being bossy towards me. Writing the play's script was supposed to be a way for me to keep distance from Izuru, who was cast as the prince... But fate had other plans when the actress playing the princess fell ill, leaving me to step into her role on performance day. Now, facing the dreaded kissing scene, I can hardly believe that our lips are actually touching. Even though it's meant to be just acting, Izuru, looking every bit the charming prince, has made this unexpected encounter rather... thrilling.

For the most part, Wisdaregidor is your typical fantasy world: monsters cause chaos, taverns are filled with eager adventurers, and a demon lord aims to conquer everything. But Wisdaregidor has one thing you'll never find in Middle-earth: the Internet! Zane and Kuku are two adventurers trying to grow their audience. The duo will do whatever it takes to gain more subscribers for their streamed videos, even if it means confronting the demon lord himself!

At an advertising agency, you suddenly find yourself leading a new commercial campaign. For the launch event, your friends help you revamp your usual work outfit into something more striking. During the party, you trip and are caught by a handsome man. To your horror, he is the newly appointed and unpleasant company president, who now sets his sights on you as his next target.

Got a mohawk? Check. Got a pompadour? Check. An unstoppable drive to be the roughest, coolest hamsters out there? Double check! Regent and Mohawk may be tiny and fuzzy, but that won’t stop them from aiming to become the most delinquent hamsters around.

Based on the characters created by Study.

Neko no Robu centers on a feline that lacks energy and chooses to speak while reclining, despite being quite meticulous. The cat devotes much of its time to contemplating various subjects and finds amusement in watching people's behavior.

Is it possible for a marriage to survive an affair? Azu, a thirty-year-old stay-at-home mother who runs a nail salon from her apartment, feels ignored by her husband Junpei, who is thirty-two, and questions whether he still sees her as attractive. While balancing childcare and household chores, Azu's life is turned upside down one day when a client borrows her phone and uncovers something dangerously tempting. Not long after, she receives a mysterious message from an unknown sender, which causes her relationship with Junpei to fall apart. This bold new work from Yukari Koyama, the creator of the TV drama "Rose-Colored Crusade," explores the lives of four married individuals caught in a network of allure, deception, and broken hearts—a story of true love being tested.

Iinuma leads a typical salaryman's existence, but his life centers on his passion for eating. This appetizing gourmet manga follows his gastronomic journeys, inviting readers to relish his restaurant experiences.

Inogashira Gorou dines and indulges at eateries like restaurants and ramen shops he comes across on any street corner. He has become a free-spirited foodie, momentarily disconnected from social responsibilities to satisfy his appetite. Solitary Gourmet... That is the solitary act of eating, free from interruptions and anxieties, which offers the greatest comfort to everyone alike.

Due to the increasing need for high-quality organ transplants in Japan, numerous underground groups have resorted to kidnapping and murder to harvest organs for sale, with surgeons also joining in. This activity has even extended into other nations, including China. The story follows Tamaki Suzuhara, a stunning yet enigmatic high school girl who is searching for a person very dear to her who has gone missing. She infiltrates an illegal organ trafficking network that abducts individuals deemed "morally cure" for the purpose of morphological, surgical organ removal. This bloody journey will reveal the moral choices Tamaki Suzuhara must face. Can she ultimately find what she is looking for? Note: This series is exclusively available on Anime Beans, a vertical anime streaming app from Production IG.

T-sensei first began as a childcare worker in Tokyo, referring to himself as T-sensei and posting about his daily experiences looking after kindergarteners on Twitter from 2012 onward, which garnered a lot of positive reactions.

In the series "Chuusotsu Worker kara Hajimeru Koukou Seikatsu," Manami Katagiri, an 18-year-old who dropped out of middle school to work in a factory and support his younger sister, has endured many struggles. Seeking to improve his circumstances, he decides to re-enter high school. On his first day, he meets a girl he privately calls a "princess," believing she has never worked a day in her life. Will this meeting spark romance or lead to a future competition?

"I planned on us staying friends forever... but I'm done holding back." I have to live with my childhood friend who's turned into a beast! My heart pounds every single day, and he just won't stop coming at me...!! When Hiyori enters high school, she finally gets to achieve her dream of living by herself. Or so she believed... But her childhood friend Soushi is already waiting at her new apartment. Out of nowhere, he kisses her, and Hiyori can't hide her confusion. Is he just messing with her? Or is he being serious...? For the first time, she starts seeing Soushi—someone she never really paid much attention to—as a man. At age 15, Hiyori begins her drastic new life, cohabitating with Soushi!

A lion, a toucan, and a lizard work in an office environment within Japan's capitalist society in this comedic manga, confronting the distinct challenges of existing and laboring as animals outside their natural surroundings and beyond the conventional food chain.

Miss Black General serves as the villainous head of RX, a clandestine group plotting world domination. However, she harbors an intense crush on Brave Man, a costumed superhero committed to thwarting RX's evil schemes, frequently misinterpreting his violent heroics as an overly enthusiastic form of flirtation. Given that she cannot even conquer her own feelings, how exactly does she plan to conquer the world? And how will Brave Man respond to this peculiar twist of fate?

In "Hitorigurashi no Shougakusei," nine-year-old Rin Suzune is left on her own after the death of her parents. She attempts to run the family restaurant by herself, but her lack of cooking ability and business sense makes it difficult. Her financial troubles also lead to bullying at school. Nevertheless, Rin stays determined. While the meals she makes are nothing special, her genuine personality draws in local customers who come to the restaurant to support her.

During a late-night school event, Asuka and her group are assigned to locate the scattered pieces of a dead body. If they are unable to put the whole corpse back together, the date of November 9th will keep looping, enabling the Red Person to continue killing. The mystery remains: who is the Red Person?

Aito Eyama suffers relentless bullying, enduring constant insults and physical abuse from his classmates. But a lucky break brings him a mysterious invitation to the "Captivity Game," a contest where the winner can gain immense riches. To enter, he must become a jailer and select one victim to lock away for an entire month. For Eyama, the obvious target is Aya Kirishima, the leader of his tormentors and the one responsible for all his pain. The rules are straightforward: the captor can do anything to the prisoner except kill them, but to claim victory, the jailer's identity must stay secret. Legal immunity, a private cell, and money for supplies are all provided. As Eyama inflicts his vengeful and "divine" punishment, he meets other captors who harbor their own hidden motives. Meanwhile, Aya refuses to be a passive prisoner and will stop at nothing to break free. Yet her efforts risk awakening a dark force within Eyama that yearns to be set loose.

Ayato transfers to a new school hoping for a fresh start. Unfortunately for him, the school turns out to be packed with delinquents, and the most feared among them has his sights set on him. To make matters worse, whenever Ayato accidentally removes his glasses, everyone around him instantly becomes completely infatuated with him.

Yoshika Miyafuji becomes a member of the 501st Joint Fighter Wing, a military unit that fights against the alien Neuroi. But during periods without attacks, she and her fellow soldiers handle daily chores such as cooking and laundry.