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Music videos for the song Summertime by NAMBA69.

Odoru Pompokolin is a music video of the group E-girls performing the song that served as the eighth opening theme for the 1995 anime series Chibi Maruko-chan.

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Music video for the song Go! Go! Jupiter by the pillows.

A minimalistic animated music video accompanies the song "Iikaereba" by Every Little Thing, featured on their forty-sixth single, ANATA TO.

Music video for the song Love: Sayonara wa Iwanai by Marie Ishikawa. The video was animated by Aya Shiroi.

This music video showcases a cover of The White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army," performed by AFRA & INCREDIBLE BEATBOX BAND with Chara. The video was helmed by directors Shashamin and Rimo of mocrock, and the track appears on their album "WORLD CLASS."

In a Shinto shrine, life goes on a leisurely pace for three bells who are brothers.

Official lyric videos for ohashiTrio's tracks from the "Stereo" album. These videos combine abstract visuals with the song lyrics.

This animated music video accompanies V6's track "Taiyou to Tsuki no Kodomo-tachi." The visuals are based on illustrations by Tokyo artist Yu Nagaba, with animation direction by Makoto Kubota.

A CG animated music video featuring the character Shirome-chan.

Kouhei Yoshino directed the music video for PACO's Japanese cover of Earth, Wind & Fire's "September". The duo, composed of Aaco and Shinpei, included the song on their tribute album Pacollaboration EARTH, WIND & FIRE GREATEST HITS COVER.

Kouhei Yoshino directed the music video for moumoon’s track "Emerald no Oka," which appears on the Japanese pop duo’s fifth studio album, "LOVE before we DIE." A shorter version of the video debuted on the avex YouTube channel, while the complete clip was later included in the album’s DVD and Blu-ray releases. The full video was subsequently uploaded to moumoon’s official YouTube channel.

The music video for Wrench's track "Jo Uta" serves as an official release celebrating their newest album, weak. Tomohiro Matsuda handled the visual artwork, while Harunobu Mitsui oversaw the animation direction.

This project consists of animated music videos for songs from Sugiurumn’s third 10th-anniversary album, Do You Remember That Night?, which features collaborations with multiple artists. The album primarily collects tracks from earlier releases, with the only brand-new original composition being "That Night," which features Tomomi Ukumori.

The official music video was created for Exile Shokichi's song "Rocket Dive," which is included on their newest single "Underdog." It was first released as a DVD bundled with the single, and later made available on Avex Inc.'s official YouTube channel.

To celebrate the digital release of The Charm Park's song "Stars Colliding," an official lyric music video was launched on the same day the track hit stores. A mini album featuring this song is also scheduled for release on July 3, 2019.

For the track "Lose It" by Super Junior-D&E, stop-motion concept films were produced and simultaneously launched online that same day. Those music video clips can be found on Avex's official YouTube channel.

"Start Signal" follows Ao Hibiki, a virtual YouTuber who was signed by Avex Inc. as a musical artist for a radio show on August 23, 2018. Through its label, the company produced an official music video for her. Avex then issued a challenge on their YouTube channel: if Ao fails to reach 1 million views, she will be removed from the radio program.

This music video accompanies the track HUMAN LOST, performed by m-flo with J. Balvin. It was released as a promotional announcement for the upcoming collaboration between m-flo and J. Balvin featured in the film HUMAN LOST, where the song originally played as the ending theme.

An official lyric music video for Fact's song Ape a part of their new album "KTHEAT".

In this 2014 film based on the Japanese preschool series Panpaka Pants, Panpaka and Punyan become separated from their family while on vacation and end up washed ashore in the jungle nation of Bananan Kingdom. The kingdom is oppressed by the Alligator King, who has taken all its bananas and forces the citizens to survive solely on ice cream. Mistaken for the legendary "Pants Hero," the duo is tasked with recovering the kingdom's sacred pants, and they receive help from their new companions: Wanpoko the dog, Orson the crane, and Terry the monkey.

This music video serves as a conceptual film for the song "Circus" performed by the South Korean duo Super Junior-D&E. Created in Japan, it supports the Japanese edition of the single released under the Avex Trax label.

Sou Ootsuki directed the music video for SKY-HI (Mitsuhiro Hidaka)'s track Role Playing Soldier, which appears on the artist's fourth album, JAPRISON.

Official music video for ARP's song Paradise.

A music video for m-flo's song "Tripod Baby."

Kouki Tange directed this music video for Monkey Majik's track "Aishiteru," which shares its name with the band's album. Produced by YELLOW BRAIN, it mixes live-action footage with animated sequences.

The music video "A Christmas Song" showcases the band Monkey Majik, who collaborate with Kazumasa Oda. This video is included in their album, also called "A Christmas Song," which contains three tracks and presents renditions of various well-known Christmas melodies.

Music video by m-flo from their DVD album 'Tunnel Vision'.

Son-Goku is a monkey born from a stone, possessing magical abilities. He loses control and goes on a destructive spree until Buddha ultimately confines him inside Mt. Gogyo. Rescued by Sanzohoshi, Son-Goku joins him on a pilgrimage to India. However, monsters lurk in wait for them along the path.

In this unaired episode 8.5 of Samurai Gun, Ichimatsu undertakes a mission to swap an enemy's keybook with a counterfeit, while Ohana is held captive.

Summary of the first TV-Series.

Animated music video for Exile's "Aisubeki Mirai e".

m-flo Loves Chara's animated music video for the song Love to Live By.

As a sequel to the original manga, this alternate timeline explores the fate of the protagonist after they make a heroic sacrifice to protect the world. Drifting aimlessly through space, the robotic boy is rescued by three members of Ravex and revived through an extraordinary process. Instead of being treated by Tezuka's Black Jack, he is healed by a character named Space Jack. The reborn robot boy is then given the new name Ratom. This fresh story also features cameos from Princess Knight and other characters from Tezuka's vast universe. To celebrate Avex's 20th anniversary and what would have been Tezuka's 80th birthday, a music album including artists like BoA, Maki Goto, Anna Tsuchiya, Tohoshinki, and TRF will be released. Additionally, an event is scheduled for April 10 at the National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation in Tokyo.

Music video for Namie Amuro's "B Who I Want 2 B", a track from her album Genic, featuring Hatsune Miku.

Music video for the song Brand New Story by GENERATIONS from Exile Tribe.

The 6 short "Chibi Style" Specials on each of the Blu-rays/DVDs.

This special animation disc was handed out to those who purchased tickets in advance for a Wake Up, Girls! preview event held at Akihabara UDX. The disc contains audition footage of the show's main characters that does not appear in the movie.

In the year 2047, a special metallic ore called "Gaimetal," packed with energy, was discovered, prompting large-scale extraction operations worldwide. By 2075, humanity faced relentless assaults from the Gaist, a race of metallic creatures whose bodies were made entirely of Gaimetal. To fight back, the GCG (Gaist Crusher Garrison) was formed. In 2064, the GCG deployed the Gaist Crushers—fighters equipped with unique Gaimetal armor known as "Gaist Gear" to combat both the Gaist and a mysterious faction called the "Erasers."

In a world where Bikkuri-Man stickers are so valuable they need armored vehicles for transport, a major theft occurred one year ago—the "300 million Bikkuri-Man sticker case." Yamato, a high school student working a part-time delivery job, gets caught up in a sticker conflict between two rival convenience stores. Angel Mart, managed by the Phoenix store manager, is famous for its attractive glitter stickers. Across the street, Devil Store competes for the interest of Bikkuri-Man fans. Former friends now stand on opposite sides, setting the scene for this crucial showdown.

The story centers on three youkai—Bem, Bera, and Barro—who arrive in a large coastal city and sense a malevolent atmosphere born from immoral human behavior and the mischief of monsters and youkai. Deciding to remain in the city, they combat other monsters and yōkai that prey on humans, forming a few friendships along the way. Despite frequently facing mistreatment from humans due to their appearance, the three youkai persist in protecting the city's human residents from other monsters, hoping that one day their good deeds will allow them to become human themselves.

Gyrano De Borgerac, the talkative sentient tank, appears thoroughly occupied receiving pampering from attentive maids, while the fairy Sherri also revels in the court's opulence. Meanwhile, Rita has reached the point where she must embrace her responsibilities as the princess of Wellber. However, Tina remains steadfast in her determination to continue hunting for the Man with a tattoo of Bee the Death, the devil who wiped out her family. An indescribable sorrow fills the hearts of the two girls, who have shared so much together, as they prepare to bid each other farewell. Then, on the day of Tina's departure, a new journey begins. She will traverse the still-aching scars left by the Great War that destroyed entire cities a decade ago, leading her toward an unexpected truth regarding her nemesis.

Three young girls, unknown to one another, each possess an innate passion and ability for music. From vastly different backgrounds, they are brought together by coincidence at a concert featuring their idol—the elegant and remarkably gifted star of a prestigious music academy. The performance resonates deeply within each of their hearts, uniting them under a shared ambition for fame. Driven by their love of music, every girl enrolls at the academy and later reunites in an exclusive class for uniquely talented students. As their voices blend in harmony, they discover that their connection goes beyond a mere love for singing. A mysterious blue gem, an achingly beautiful melody... how do these relics of the past relate to the uncertain future of these gifted three? Will the Angel of Music bestow her favor and grant their dreams... or will the trials of their music academy tear them apart forever?

In "Trouble Chocolate," Cacao, a student attending Micro Grand Academy, awakens one morning to discover a wooden girl named Hinano lying next to him. Hinano is actually a tree spirit that took residence inside a wooden doll after Cacao inadvertently botched a spell from his magic lessons. Developing a strong attachment to Cacao, Hinano chooses to enroll at his school. Surrounded by the eccentric twins and their peculiar four-eyed cat guardian, a demonic young man, odd faculty members and classmates, along with the looming possibility of becoming a powerful magician, Cacao's daily life grows more chaotic and bizarre.

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 ancient times, Zeus established a ranking system among angels, dividing them into upper, middle, and lower tiers, even though they were originally meant to be equal. He also appointed six angels as the Saint Beasts to watch over the creatures of Earth: Go the seiyu, Shin the genbu, Rei the suzaku, Guy the byakko, Yuda the kirin, and Ruka the hooh. Meanwhile, two other angels—Kira the shooting star and Maya the fuga—bypassed the selection and departed for Earth. The six Saint Beasts carried out their duties faithfully, but as Zeus’s rule grew increasingly oppressive, their trust in him started to weaken.

ARP is a quartet specializing in dance and vocals, made possible through advanced AR technology. Founded by Avex, the group is celebrated for its captivating live performances that blend exceptional singing and dancing with a flexible presentation style that adapts in real-time to the audience's energy.

This special episode, which aired before episode 20, offers a recap focusing mainly on episodes 3 through 19. It features the series' updated opening and ending themes, as well as a preview of upcoming episodes.

An ancient legend speaks of a mystical Power Stone that can fulfill any wish for its owner. Adventurers from around the world fiercely compete to discover this hidden gem. Based on the Dreamcast game, POWERSTONE reveals the backstory behind the game's setup. The story follows the main character, Fokker, as he trains hard to follow the path of his idol, Vargas.

A decade after the great war ended, the kingdom of Wellber struggled to maintain peace, with the threat of conflict looming from its neighbor Sangatras. To prevent war, King Haidel of Wellber arranged for his daughter Princess Rita to marry Prince Guernia of Sangatras. But Rita stabbed her intended husband and fled. Enraged, King Ranbahnhof of Sangatras threatens to declare war unless Rita is captured and executed within fourteen days. To avert catastrophe, Rita decides to escape to the neutral nation of Greedom. Meanwhile, the female thief Tina infiltrates Castle Wellber in search of treasure and happens to witness Rita stabbing Guernia. Whether by chance or necessity, Tina learns that the "Wasp Man"—the sworn enemy who killed her parents—is in Greedom. Tina agrees to serve as Rita's bodyguard as they journey to Greedom. Carrying their fates and destinies, the two meet, depart, and set out on the road. What awaits them: war or peace, vengeance or death.

During the early days of the industrial revolution, feudal Japan is in chaos. The ruling Shogun use their abusive authority to spread fear and control over the oppressed people. Beatings, imprisonment, rape, and murder are the methods they employ to maintain their power. The bloodshed must stop. A group of Samurai have united, and with the advent of new weapons and technology, they possess both the resolve and the tools to resist and fight back. Ichimatsu is one of these warriors. During the day, he works undercover at a local tavern, in the evenings he visits the brothels, and at night, he delivers severe, gun-barrel justice. He is here to help. He is Samurai Gun.

Black Jack returns in a story that is not a direct sequel to the original series. He investigates the conspiracy behind the bomb-field accident that claimed his mother's life, uncovering secrets about the Organization and Project "Noir," in which his father and other renowned doctors were involved.

The story takes place in 1955 in Kokuga, Hofu City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. A thousand years ago, this area was the site of the ancient capital Suo no Kuni, and remnants of the Heian Period (794–1185) survive today as ruins and historical place names. The protagonist is Shinko, a third-grade elementary school student raised in one of the town's old families. She is a little girl with a distinctive curl on her forehead (which she calls her "Mai Mai") and a love for playing in the fields. Her secret joy is imagining and daydreaming about the world of a thousand years ago, letting her fantasies travel far into the Heian Period. One day, a girl named Kiiko transfers from Tokyo into Shinko's class. This big-city girl struggles to feel at home in the small town, but gradually her friendship with Shinko deepens. Before long, the two become swept up in a strange incident from a thousand years earlier...?!

In a divergent 21st century, robotics progresses rapidly around the world. By 2050, Japan has emerged as the undisputed global leader in robotic technology and manufacturing through Daiwa Heavy Industries. As the field advances to include cybernetic enhancements for the human body, the increasingly blurred line between man and machine causes world opinion to shift abruptly. In response, the U.N. enacts a sweeping ban on further robotics research and development in 2067. Japan fiercely opposes the ban but cannot stop its passage. In protest, Japan withdraws from international politics and chooses a path of high-tech national seclusion. With only trade still continuing, Japan disappears from the world stage. Ten years later, a string of strange incidents leads the American technology police agency SWORD to believe that Japan has secretly been developing banned technologies on a vast scale through the RACE network. SWORD deploys a unit of special agents to infiltrate Japan and gather intelligence on the country. Vexille, a veteran agent among the team, uncovers the horrifying reality behind the decade of isolation.

Touka Kamiazuma takes up his family's responsibility to safeguard the enchanted realm of Kamitsumihara after learning that the legendary stone sword Sekiken resides within his body. His bond with the land grows stronger when he encounters the oddly captivating Momoka Kawakabe. Pulled toward each other for reasons neither can explain, they are soon entangled by fate's unyielding strands in a network of hidden truths and age-old sorrows—setting an ancient myth into motion and transforming Kamitsumihara's very landscape.

Goro makes a short return to Japan after a successful time in the United States. His trip takes him to Fukuoka, the city where he played baseball during his fifth-grade year. Because he had just relocated there, Fukuoka holds special meaning for Goro, as it was where a crucial moment in his life took place.

As the final phase of Japan's unification approaches, Hideyoshi Toyotomi sets his sights on the last bastion of resistance: Odawara Castle, defended by the formidable Ujiyasu Houjou, known as the "Lion of Sagami." Leading Hideyoshi's troops are his elite commanders, including Mitsunari Ishida, Kiyomasa Katou, and Masanori Fukushima, along with other key figures such as Yoshitsugu Ootani, Sakon Shima, and Kanetsugu Naoe. The Sanada clan also sends its young members into the fray—the elder brother Nobuyuki and the younger brother Yukimura. As the siege draws to a close, Yukimura charges alone into the battlefield, and his brother Nobuyuki quickly follows suit in the assault.

In "Wake Up, Girls!," Green Leaves Entertainment is barely scraping by due to a critical shortage of talent. To reverse their fortunes, President Junko Tange decides to break into the idol singer market and orders her subordinate Matsuda to form a girl group, no matter how much effort it takes. Since no ready-made groups are available, Matsuda takes on the tough job of scouting girls with promise who aren't already part of the Japanese music scene. Her recruits include a maid café worker, a lead vocalist who was kicked out of another band, and a young teenager barely thirteen years old. Although they start far from being established stars, the group hopes to rise through pure dedication and passion. With time and hard work, these girls aim to captivate all of Japan with their music.

The story follows nine experimental cyborgs—eight male and one female—who are gathered by the evil terrorist organization Black Ghost. With help from a scientist, these nine cyborgs rebel against Black Ghost's control. In response, Black Ghost dispatches additional cyborgs to eliminate the original nine, causing widespread destruction across the globe.

Plug comes from another dimension as a peculiar girl. Known as a "Juuden-chan," she can "recharge" those who are having bad luck, bringing joy and positivity wherever she goes.

The story revolves around a love triangle involving the male protagonist Makoto and the two heroines, Kotonoha and Sekai. Makoto develops feelings for Kotonoha, a girl in the same school year but a different class. Though they both take the same train to school, she remains unaware of his existence. His classmate Sekai manages to bring the two together, despite harboring strong feelings for Makoto herself.

At the heart of the Howard Resort Hotel, a global entertainment hub promising immense riches, Rio Rollins, celebrated as the "Goddess of Victory," deals cards in the casino. Driven by her desire to match her legendary mother, one of history's most illustrious dealers, Rio aims to collect the thirteen fabled "gate" cards. The dealer who amasses all these cards earns the prestigious MVCD (Most Valuable Casino Dealer) title, solidifying their status as a top-tier professional. Amidst the luxurious setting, Rio faces fierce competition from other talented dealers. The story unfolds with a blend of exhilarating drama, supreme comedy, and moments that tug at the heartstrings. This tale features charming and alluring characters that leap from the screen, leaving viewers captivated by their exploits. As the crowd cheers "Leave it to Rio!", fortune seems to smile upon her.

Mini-theater specials bundled with Blu-ray/DVD volumes of Amagi Brilliant Park.

Released as an April Fool's joke in 2007, this single-episode OVA is a spin-off from the game School Days by 0verflow. It centers on a new aspect of Kokoro Katsura, who is the younger sister of a key character in the main series. In this OVA, Kokoro is portrayed as a magical girl with the aim of saving the world, or something similar.

During a fierce storm, the mysterious girl named Kaguya is found washed up on the shore of Wyndaria. She is discovered by Rick, a baker who also wields a sword, at his local bakery. Suffering from memory loss and lacking any emotions, Kaguya soon becomes a focal point when pirates launch an attack on the formerly tranquil island, all in search of the unique spirit stone she wears. Determined to restore peace to the island and help Kaguya recover both her memories and feelings, Rick teams up with his colleagues Nellis, Amyl, and Aerie to protect Wyndaria.

As the idol group Wake Up, Girls begins gaining popularity, they encounter a series of obstacles that challenge their determination. Members Mayu, Airi, Minami, Yoshino, Nanami, Kaya, and Miyu must deal with the uncertainty caused by their inexperienced manager, Matsuda, who leaves them vulnerable to shady individuals. The situation gets worse when Green Leaves' president disappears with most of the company's funds, and their new producer focuses on provocative swimwear instead of advancing their music career. With rumors about Mayu's past connection to a rival group spreading and internal conflicts threatening to tear the group apart, their success depends on their own ambition as well as the strength of their bonds and their shared passion for music.

A highly advanced ancient civilization once flourished on Earth, possessing knowledge and scientific capabilities far beyond those of modern humanity. The remnants of this civilization—powerful relics—remain concealed across the globe. In an era where high-speed communication networks span the world and satellites expose every secret, the armies of major nations clash in their pursuit to uncover and research these artifacts, which hold an unfathomable "power." One member of this ancient civilization inscribed a message on a plate: "Protect our relics from evil-doers." Heeding this directive, a single organization seeks to permanently seal away these remnants of the past. The elite secret agents of this organization are known as...Spriggans.

Twenty years after being awakened from a submerged coffin in a lake, Bayonetta relentlessly pursues her lost memories. By day and night, she hunts celestial forces, gathering fragments of her forgotten past while upholding her pact with the demonic entities that grant her power as an Umbra Witch. Guided and armed by the enigmatic bartender and weaponsmith Rodin, she confronts the determined journalist Luka Redgrave, who is obsessed with exposing her role in his father's death and will stop at nothing to uncover the truth. A turning point arrives when she meets a young girl named Cereza, but her path is blocked by Jeanne, another Umbra Witch who remains loyal to the very forces Bayonetta opposes. This action-packed anime film delves into the complex connections among its characters, revealing their entanglement in a vast conspiracy that ensnares them all.

When Daichi Manatsu catches sight of a mysterious rainbow appearing near the Tanegashima Space Center, he instantly recognizes it as resembling the same kind of apparition that formed during the strange accident that claimed his father's life years before. Upon traveling to Tanegashima, Daichi soon finds himself caught up in the operations of Globe, a covert organization created to protect humanity from extraterrestrial threats. Though it might seem like a massive responsibility for someone so young, it turns out that Daichi's skills honed through video games, along with a special device called the Livlaster, make him perfectly suited to pilot the Earth Engine Impacter—a giant robot that may represent humanity's last hope against aliens intent on draining all life energy from our world. Fortunately, Daichi won't have to face this challenge alone, as he is quickly joined by a group of equally committed young people, each bringing their own unique talents and abilities to the fight.

Every fifty years, the enigmatic Hourai Island appears, regarded by some as a source of eternal youth and by others as an omen of catastrophe. After Inuyasha's group rescues a half-demon child from a monstrous creature, they discover her name is Ai and that she fled from Hourai Island. To their surprise, Ai recognizes Inuyasha and pleads with him to save her friends, who are imprisoned by the Four War Gods—vicious demons with whom Inuyasha has a grim history. When they arrive at Hourai, they find only a few orphans left, destined to be sacrificed to empower the Four War Gods. These children bear a magical seal that binds them. To break it, Inuyasha must defeat the four demons, a task requiring strategic courage and the full support of his companions.

After a six-year conflict on the moon ended in 1973, alien invaders called the BETA descended on Earth, laying waste to Eurasia and killing billions. Conventional arms failed against the BETA's advanced laser weapons, leading to the creation of giant combat mechs known as Tactical Surface Fighters (TSFs). When the BETA reached Japan in 1998, Yui Takamura, a TSF pilot training at a military academy, was ordered to hold Kyoto's final defensive line with her classmates. They successfully beat back the attack, but the Japanese Imperial Army suffered crippling losses, including Yui's closest friends, deepening her resolve to prevent future devastation. Three years later, now a lieutenant, Yui joins the XFJ project—a joint Japan-U.S. initiative based in Alaska aimed at developing the new Shiranui TSF. Working alongside an international team that includes the prickly test pilot Yuuya Bridges and pilots from other BETA-stricken nations, Yui navigates Cold War-era political tensions while Yuuya wrestles with his own history, weaving a story of Yui's crucial mission and Yuuya's personal battle.

In a future where the Maruhage Empire steals hair to crush personal freedom, a hero with a shiny golden afro and metallic nose hairs named Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo rises. Using combat techniques based on hair, he rescues a young girl called Beauty from Maruhage soldiers and teams up with her to take on Emperor Tsuru Tsurulina IV. Along the way, Bobobo gathers allies and defeats many enemies, all while protecting the world's hair. This wacky and humorous story follows Bobobo and his crew's bizarre mission against the strange and evil forces of the Maruhage Empire, full of laughs and action.

Set beside a local zoo, the Shirokuma Cafe is run by the charming polar bear Shirokuma. The cafe offers a comfortable place for both animals and humans to relax and socialize after busy days. Shirokuma enjoys serving his customers, providing refreshing drinks and new menu items while talking about various topics. Shirokuma's staff includes the sassy Penguin and the clumsy Panda, forming an unusual trio often involved in a series of adventures with their friends. These include Grizzly, who operates a nearby bar, and Sasako, a human employee at the cafe. Whether dealing with unrequited love, going on camping trips, singing at karaoke, or learning to brew coffee, life at the Shirokuma Cafe is always full of excitement and friendship.

At 14 years old, high school student Naru Sekiya struggles to live up to the image of perfect princesses and the ideal girl she sees in her peers. While her childhood friend Yaya Sasame is absorbed in her school rock band and another friend, Tami Nishimikado, is active on the student council, Naru yearns for the courage to step out of her comfort zone and transform her timid nature. On a moonlit evening, Naru encounters what she thinks is a charming fairy perched on a torii gate. To her surprise, the following day reveals that the "fairy" is actually a transfer student from America named Hana N. Fountainstand. Eager to reconnect with Naru, Hana convinces her to join in establishing a club for yosakoi, a lively traditional Japanese dance that has fascinated her since childhood. Though initially intimidated by Hana’s energy and the prospect of dancing publicly, Naru slowly finds herself captivated by yosakoi and inspired to support her new friend’s aspirations. As a young woman’s journey is often led by the winds of fate, Naru embarks on a path of growth and self-discovery.

In "Dance with Devils," Ritsuka Tachibana, known for her flawless conduct, is confused when the student council accuses her of violating school regulations. The council, led by Rem Kaginuki and consisting of Urie Sogami, Shiki Natsumezaka, and Mage Nanashiro, questions her with hidden intentions. This incident is only the start of Ritsuka's troubles. Her life descends further into disorder after her mother is abducted, pulling her into a struggle between vampires and devils. Both factions seek the "Grimoire," a powerful artifact granting world domination, and Ritsuka has an inexplicable link to it. Lindo, Ritsuka's protective older brother, returns from abroad, providing a ray of hope for normalcy. Yet he also keeps secrets. As Ritsuka navigates these perilous circumstances, she wonders who she can truly trust and wrestles with her growing attraction to the alluring yet dangerous student council members.

Following the conclusion of World War III in 2150, Japan remains in a state of unrest. Across the country, strange zones called "Blackspots" have emerged, contaminated by the hazardous remains of destroyed cities and countryside. People trapped within these areas have undergone changes, gaining various supernatural abilities such as shape-shifting, fire control, or gravity manipulation, leading to them being called "Needless." Adam Blade, who has incredible healing powers and superhuman strength, is one of these Needless. In order to bring peace back to the broken nation, Adam and his allies must unite to fight against the sinister research organization, Simeon.

In this comedic and bizarre mystery, high school student Harumi Kazuhito, an avid literature enthusiast and devoted fan of author Natsuno Kirihime, witnesses a robbery at a café where she is writing. When a gunman threatens Kirihime, Kazuhito leaps in front of her, sacrificing his own life. Due to the supernatural influence of a bookworm, he is reincarnated as a dachshund. As a dog, Kazuhito suffers a harsh life without access to books until a cruel woman wielding scissors appears to help him—only to reveal herself as Kirihime herself.

In the final showdown against the Kanagawa-based street racing crew Sidewinder, Project D racer Takumi Fujiwara faces an unforeseen challenger: Shinji Inui, a 17-year-old high school student. With a background that includes early exposure to driving, Shinji possesses extensive knowledge of the mountain route where the competition unfolds, and he too pilots a Toyota AE86, identical to Takumi's vehicle. Initially unenthusiastic and hesitant to engage, Shinji finds renewed motivation after witnessing the fierce contest between Keisuke Takahashi and Gou Houjou. As an undefeated driver on his home territory, the Tsubaki Line, Shinji represents a formidable adversary for Takumi.

After their victories in Tochigi, Saitama, and Ibaraki, Project D—an amateur street racing team led by tactical mastermind Ryousuke Takahashi, with key members Takumi Fujiwara and Keisuke Takahashi—now faces a fresh challenge in Kanagawa, a region known as the heartland of street racing. Their opponents, consisting of Kanagawa's top three street racing teams, have put together an intricate plan called the "Four Lines of Defense" aimed at stopping Project D's progress. Takumi, aware that he needs to improve his driving skills after a close win over Toshiya Joushima, works on getting better. As Project D gets ready to defend Gunma Prefecture's pride, they must take on Kanagawa's skilled racers and their unexpected tactics. Can they overcome these new challenges and keep their winning streak going?

In the past, the massive corporation Toue Inc. seized control of the Japanese island of Midorijima to construct Platinum Jail, an opulent utopia reserved exclusively for the world's wealthiest individuals. Upon the project's completion, the island's original inhabitants were forcibly relocated to the Old Residential District and left to fend for themselves. Two prominent games dominate the island: Rib and Rhyme. Rib revolves around territorial skirmishes between rival gangs, while Rhyme is an advanced virtual reality game. Participation in Rhyme requires an "All-Mate," typically an AI pet-like companion, with matches overseen by an "Usui." Aoba Seragaki seeks a tranquil existence with his grandmother and his All-Mate, Ren, avoiding both games. Yet, after being coerced into a dangerous Rhyme match and hearing whispers of Rib players vanishing, Aoba's hopes for a peaceful life are shattered.

In Nyaruko: Crawling With Love! Second Season, Nyaruko continues her pursuit of Mahiro, while Hasuta also competes for his affection. Kūko feels she should be recognized for uniting Nyaruko and Mahiro, and she observes their dynamic with keen interest. Yoriko manages the household turmoil with an upbeat attitude. Meanwhile, Mahiro simply longs for a quiet life and wants nothing to do with a Nyarlathotepan, a Cthulhu worshiper, or someone like Hasuta. Whether he can avoid being drawn into their chaos remains uncertain.

At Kaimei High School, there is a unique club called the SKET Brigade, which exists to help out other students. The club's intellectual leader is Kazuyoshi "Switch" Usui, an otaku with strong technical skills who communicates using speech synthesis software. Physical strength comes from Hime "Himeko" Onizuka, once known as "Onihime," who uses a hockey stick. Leading the team is Yuusuke "Bossun" Fujisaki, whose exceptional concentration activates when he puts on his goggles. Even though they are committed, most students view them as just the club that takes on strange requests. The members usually spend their time in the clubroom, but when a problem arises, they jump into action with sincere but comically awkward efforts. The SKET Brigade aims to offer help, kindness, motivation, and solutions to anyone who dares to ask for their support.

In school, Mai Taniyama and her classmates enjoy sharing ghost stories, usually revolving around an abandoned school building on campus. Their conversation is interrupted by a mysterious young man named Kazuya Shibuya, who is revealed to be the 17-year-old head of the Shibuya Psychic Research Firm. Called in by the principal, he is assigned to investigate the rumors surrounding the dilapidated structure. The next day on her way to school, Mai discovers the same building and inspects a strange camera she finds inside. When she is startled by Kazuya's assistant, she disrupts their investigation, causing damage to the camera and injuring the assistant. Kazuya then demands that Mai pay for the camera and serve as a replacement for his injured assistant. As a result, Mai begins to explore the supernatural world and the field of ghost hunting.

In Hamatora The Animation, certain individuals known as "Minimum Holders" are granted a special power called "Minimum," which allows them to perform extraordinary feats. The narrative centers on Nice and Murasaki, a pair of Minimum Holder private investigators who operate from a single table at Cafe Nowhere under the name Yokohama Troubleshooting. Together with their associates, they take on various cases that come their way. While investigating, the duo discovers a troubling link between their cases and a series of murders being looked into by their friend Art, a police officer. Each victim turns out to be a Minimum Holder. As Minimum Holders themselves, Nice and Murasaki become deeply entangled in this mystery. However, a deeper, personal connection between Nice and the person behind these crimes gradually comes to light.

Hiyori Iki is thrilled to begin high school with her two middle school friends, yet the "Delivery God" Yato appears to have different plans for the day. Will Hiyori manage to make a good first impression, or will Yato jeopardize her happy start to high school life? On another occasion, Hiyori decides to enjoy the beautiful weather by inviting various people to view the cherry blossoms, including the fearsome combat god, Bishamon. However, how long will their blissful day endure once Yato and his old rival Bishamon begin drinking together? This OVA was bundled with the 10th and 11th limited-edition volumes of the manga.

In "Nyaruko: Crawling With Love!", Mahiro Yasaka is an ordinary high school student whose routine is shattered when a monstrous Nightgaunt alien attacks him. He is rescued by Nyaruko, a silver-haired girl who is actually the shape-shifting deity Nyarlathotep from the Cthulhu Mythos created by H. P. Lovecraft. The Space Defense Agency sent Nyaruko to Earth to prevent Mahiro from being kidnapped and enslaved by the alien. After saving him, Nyaruko develops an intense infatuation with Mahiro and moves into his house, much to his frustration. Soon after, two more characters from the same mythos arrive: Cthuko, a girl deeply in love with Nyaruko, and Hasuta, a boy often mistaken for a girl. These three strange beings constantly protect Mahiro from various otherworldly threats targeting both Earth and him, while also wreaking havoc on his daily life and turning it into a continuous ordeal.

Seiya Kanie, a confident yet arrogant high school student, believes he is meeting the quiet and attractive Isuzu Sento for a date at Amagi Brilliant Park. His expectations are quickly dashed upon arriving to find the facility in disrepair and learning that Sento, alongside the park's owner Princess Latifa Fleuranza, intends for him to become its new manager. The situation is dire due to a land-use agreement: if Amagi fails to draw 500,000 visitors within three months, the park will be shut down and the land seized by a ruthless real estate firm for redevelopment. Seiya agrees to take on the challenge after discovering that Amagi is no ordinary amusement park; many of its employees are Maple Landers, mysterious magical beings living among humans who feed on the joy and fun generated by visitors. With the survival of both the park and a distant magical realm hanging in the balance, Seiya must leverage his abilities to revive Amagi and avert its destruction.

Makoto Ito is a high school student in Japan beginning his second term at the fictional Sakakino Academy. On his daily train rides to and from school, he becomes smitten with a fellow student named Kotonoha Katsura, who also commutes. When a new classmate acquaintance, Sekai Saionji, finds out about his secret crush on Kotonoha, she helps introduce them to each other. Over time, they grow closer and agree to start dating. However, despite her proud and successful matchmaking, Sekai inadvertently becomes jealous of the new couple, having developed feelings for Makoto herself. The next afternoon on her way home at the train station near the school, Sekai spots Makoto waiting for Kotonoha to meet for a date. He sits with her and once again expresses his gratitude for her help, feeling deeply indebted and offering to repay her in any way he can. Though she thinks he is overreacting, Sekai decides to settle the debt by giving him a kiss on the lips as her train pulls in; she quickly rushes into an open car and cheerfully wishes a stunned Makoto good luck on his date.

During a devastating youma assault on Raki's village, where a flesh-eating monster strikes terror, a solitary woman with silvery eyes appears wielding nothing but a sword. She is a Claymore, a hybrid of human and youma specifically engineered to hunt these demons. After Raki loses his family, this Claymore saves him but is forced to leave the village behind. With no other options, Raki decides to follow the warrior, known as Clare, and accompany her on her journey. The pair travels from settlement to settlement, slaying youma wherever they go. As their path unfolds, Raki gains insight into Clare's organization and her fellow comrades. With each village purged and every beast defeated, they draw nearer to the specific youma Clare hunts for vengeance, the creature responsible for her transformation into a Claymore.

In the world of Mushi-Shi, Mushi embody the fundamental forces of life, existing beyond any moral framework as neither good nor evil. They appear in countless forms, mimicking natural elements ranging from plants and diseases to atmospheric phenomena like rainbows. Yet, this simple description barely touches the surface of their true nature; labeling them merely as life forms fails to capture their full essence. Knowledge regarding Mushi remains scarce, as most people are unaware of their existence. Ginko, a Mushishi, devotes himself to studying these creatures and their place within the natural world. He pursues leads concerning events linked to Mushi, driven by the belief that unraveling their mysteries may reveal the deeper meaning of existence.

When people face dire emergencies, a mysterious red phone number occasionally appears, linking them to Yato, a minor god who styles himself as the Yato God. Although he dreams of amassing millions of followers, his lack of a single shrine keeps him from that ambition, forcing him to survive on cheap five-yen jobs. His plight deepens when his weapon partner abandons him, disillusioned by what they see as his incompetence. However, fate intervenes when middle schooler Hiyori Iki seemingly sacrifices her life to save Yato from a car crash. While she survives physically, her spirit becomes unstable, causing her soul to detach from her body. Desperate to return to normal, Hiyori insists that Yato fix her condition, a task that requires him to find a new weapon partner. Reluctantly, she agrees to help him in this search, offering a faint glimmer of hope that Yato's luck might finally be turning.