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Following the invasion by the Vivolian forces, Sprite Himawari and her childhood friend Tsubaki flee their home in Floria and start a new life in the town of Romton. Peaceful days continue until Himawari's friend and fellow Sprite, Ajisai, is suddenly kidnapped by unknown attackers. Determined to rescue her, Himawari joins forces with detective Tsubaki, only to face the powerful Vivolian army blocking their path. This 2D animated special, aired on the Monster Strike anime channel, was made to introduce the Flower 4 series into the Monster Strike game. Despite its promotional intent, the episode stands on its own and does not connect to earlier Monster Strike anime releases.

In the bustling, never-sleeping city of Chinjuku, senior police officer Meguru Choujou stands out thanks to his extraordinary psychic abilities that surpass normal human understanding. Alongside his partner Nao Ippongi, a judo specialist, this comedic pair works to maintain law and order on the streets, using whatever methods are required.

« Je veux m'épanouir, dans cette ville. » Le récit suit deux jeunes Japonaises qui ne renoncent jamais à atteindre les étoiles pendant les moments difficiles du début du XXe siècle. Fujiko, qui rêve de devenir peintre, et Chizuru, attirée par le monde du ballet, se rencontrent par hasard à Yokohama. Puis, comme guidées par le destin, elles se retrouvent à Paris et travaillent dur pour poursuivre leurs rêves ensemble.

Second season of Kikansha no Mahou wa Tokubetsu desu.

In this special episode bundled with the limited edition of volume 16, an original story unfolds as Fumino, Mafuyu, Uruka, Rizu, and Asumi participate in a wedding ceremony.

This volume includes two special chapters: "Nagisa ni Usemono Arite Senjin wa Enzen to [X] Suru," which came bundled with the 14th manga volume on November 1, 2019, and "Chapel no Kane wa [X] wo Shukufuku Suru," bundled with the 16th manga volume on April 3, 2020.

Set in the Second Kowloon Walled City, a place defined by its dim lighting, damp alleyways, and lively atmosphere, the locale stirs a unique sense of nostalgia in those who live there. Among its residents is Reiko Kujirai, a 32-year-old real estate agent, who holds romantic feelings for her coworker Hajime Kudou, who is two years her junior. Though they occasionally clash, their relationship remains friendly, and they share in the city's charm together. Their world begins to unravel when Kudou, in a drowsy and disoriented state, unexpectedly kisses Kujirai, seemingly returning her unspoken affection. However, his confusion about her identity soon becomes apparent, prompting Kujirai to delve into a forgotten chapter of her own past.

After battling monsters inside the Shadow Labyrinth—a malevolent dark cloud threatening to consume the world and annihilate all existence—mage Desir Herrman and his five allies face their final enemy: the destructive dragon Boromir Napolitan. Though they defeat this powerful creature, the immense mana within the dragon triggers an uncontrollable explosion, destroying the remaining world. Miraculously, instead of dying, Desir finds himself sent back ten years in time, retaining all his memories of the future. Upon enrolling at Hebrion Academy, he makes it his mission to eliminate the class-based prejudices prevalent in the magical community, which he knows will ultimately lead to humanity's downfall. This challenge becomes apparent right from the entrance exams, where despite achieving the highest score in his group, Desir is placed in the Beta Class, typically reserved for commoners. With renewed resolve, Desir aims to recruit wind mage Romantica Eru, whom he was unable to save in his previous life. With this new team assembled, Desir must work to gain entry into the prestigious Alpha Class in order to maximize his impact in saving countless lives.

On November 23, 1957, the Federal Republic of Zirnitra stunned the world by successfully launching a dog into space, escalating the space race against their rival, the United Kingdom of Arnack. Both countries are determined to be the first to send a human into space. Because of the physiological differences between dogs and humans, testing space travel on subjects more similar to people is essential. To achieve this, Zirnitra decides to conduct experiments on vampires, whose biology closely resembles that of humans. Irina Luminesk, a vampire from the mountains, is forcibly brought in but accepts her role as a test subject without resistance. Lev Leps, who was once a leading candidate to become the first human cosmonaut, is assigned to train Irina. As they train together, both Irina and Lev grow increasingly passionate about space exploration, which also brings them closer.

After a long war finally ended, humans and monsters now coexist peacefully. Lindworm is a town that stands as a symbol of this harmony between different species. Dr. Glenn Litbeit, a human physician who knows a great deal about monster anatomy, operates a modest clinic with his partner, Saphentite Neikes—a lamia with snake-like traits. Glenn puts his expertise to use treating any monster who comes for help, addressing everything from sicknesses to wounds with commitment and compassion.

In "We Never Learn: BOKUBEN Season 2," Nariyuki Yuiga's persistent tutoring has enabled his classmates—Rizu Ogata, Fumino Furuhashi, and Uruka Takemoto—to raise their grades in the subjects they struggle with. Even with this progress, the three geniuses at Ichinose Academy still face a difficult road ahead as they prepare for their university entrance exams. At the same time, the girls wrestle with balancing their aspirations and the growing feelings they develop for their oblivious tutor. The dynamic becomes more complicated with the arrival of Mafuyu Kirisu, a teacher whose perspective on education and natural ability comes from her past as a former figure skating prodigy, and Asumi Kominami, a recent graduate who aims to enter a prestigious national medical university. With these additions, the group of six becomes even more lively. Yuiga, swept up in the joyful chaos alongside his new companions, realizes that his final year of high school now involves far more than just going to class and studying.

In We Never Learn: BOKUBEN, Nariyuki Yuiga, a hardworking third-year high schooler from a modest family, strives to earn the exclusive VIP scholarship that would fully fund his university education. The headmaster agrees to award him this prize on a single condition: Yuiga must tutor the school's elite students in their weakest subjects. His charges include Rizu Ogata, a mathematical prodigy who wishes to study humanities; Fumino Furuhashi, a literary genius determined to pursue science; and Uruka Takemoto, Yuiga's athletic childhood friend who struggles with every academic subject. As Yuiga navigates this peculiar tutoring duty, he faces a succession of ridiculous and humorous scenarios. With Ogata and Furuhashi pursuing paths that contradict their innate talents, Yuiga must figure out if he can genuinely help them realize their academic aspirations.