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An exclusive music video special released with the Blu-Ray Box Set of Seto no Hanayome.

In this installment of King of Prism, titled "Prism☆Tours", Shin Ichijou and the other six members of SePTENTRION use a time machine to travel across various eras and dimensions, heading back to the origins of Prism Shows. The story breaks through series boundaries, merging the worlds of the Pretty Rhythm series, PriPara series, Kiratto Pri☆Chan, and Waccha PriMagi! to deliver a sparkling Prism☆Tours. A destined meeting between boys takes place, and our worlds become linked by the prism's radiance.

The series Matsuinu chronicles the daily exploits of six plump and huggable dogs who enjoy tranquil and soothing existences, inviting viewers to partake in their gentle and fuzzy emotions.

The newest installment in the Pretty Series franchise marks a fresh chapter in the AiPri series. Note: Connections are tentative and will be updated as further details are revealed.

In the magical Kingdom of Amaryllis, a traveling prince sets out on a chivalrous journey to lift an old curse that has cast a spell over the realm. His goal is to wake the princess with a kiss of genuine love. However, there is a small detail he was not told—there are actually seven princesses who need kissing! Unfazed, he accepts the task and moves in with them to solve the mystery of why the kingdom is asleep. Will they all ultimately get their happy ending?

i☆Ris celebrates the 10th anniversary of their debut, with everything going smoothly—yet a question lingers in their minds: "What will happen to us in the next 10 years?" During a live concert, a mysterious talking white squirrel suddenly pops out from a T-shirt among the merchandise delivered to i☆Ris' dressing room. They are instantly engulfed in a brilliant light, and before them unfolds a mysterious world filled with giant floating rainbows. This is Risu Risu Land, a place where one can become anything they desire. The five members have a wonderful time in this fun world, making their dreams come true, but soon notice something is absent: there is no "song" here. Shirorisu asks i☆Ris for assistance in restoring the "song." Why did the "song" vanish? Can they bring it back to this world? And at the end of this journey, will the girls discover what they truly want to become?

In the prologue of Pole Princess!!, the timid 17-year-old Hinano Hoshikita learns that her grandmother's planetarium is in danger of closing. After watching a pole dance performance there, she meets instructor Azumi Shino and her childhood friend Lilia Saijo, which sets her on the journey to take up pole dancing herself.

This brand-new anime short appears as part of a theatrical event that also contains episodes focusing on each of the six Matsuno brothers from the TV series, as well as the Osomatsu-san: Ouma de Kobanashi special.

The key creative team behind The Apothecary Diaries is coming together for a brand-new original anime, "Jurassic Shadows." Set in Tokyo, 2029—thought to have died out long ago after the asteroid impact that led to their extinction, dinosaurs actually managed to survive by passing their genetic material into humans through interbreeding. Living hidden among everyday people, they now feed on humans while remaining undetected within society. Opposing them is a secret group of ninjas who use Ryugesho, a special pigment imbued with ancient memories. By applying this mysterious pigment, they unlock dinosaur powers within themselves and fight back against the predators threatening humans. As the dinosaurs begin their plan to eliminate humankind, the ninjas rise to confront them. The battle for the survival of two species is about to start.

With the demon lord vanquished by the hero, the world has finally achieved peace, but this leaves the young Villager of Beginnerville in a dire predicament. Since there is no longer a demon lord to defeat, the demand for potions and items has vanished, causing Villager's item shop, The Nest, to sit empty and lifeless. At this rate, The Nest faces imminent closure! However, the situation takes a sudden turn when a mysterious girl appears, changing everything.

The 2nd PriPara film, unlike the first this shown in stereoscopic 3D.

Shorts included in the Osomatsu-san 2nd Season BD & DVD releases.

The sextuplets are getting ready to host a takoyaki party at their house in Osomatsu-san: Tamashii no Takoyaki Party to Densetsu no Otomari-kai, but things spiral out of control after Totoko hints at having a sleepover. As part of the "Fes Matsu-san '21" event, two new animation projects were revealed to mark the sixth anniversary of the Osomatsu-san anime, with one scheduled for a theatrical release in 2022 and the other the following year.

This short promotional video seeks to encourage tourism and assist the economic recovery of Miyagi Prefecture in the wake of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. It features various scenic locations and local dishes from the region.

Second part of Yoroi Shin Den Samurai Troopers.

This is a follow-up to the classic dodgeball manga Honou no Toukyuuji Dodge Danpei. In this contemporary rendition of the intense dodgeball narrative, Danpei's daughter, Danko, treads in his footsteps, endeavoring to form a dodgeball team with the greatest competitive spirit in the modern era of 2025. Can Danko triumph over the indifferent mindset of today's society?

Theatrical release of Pole Princess!!.

In Osomatsu-san: Hipipo-zoku to Kagayaku Kajitsu, the six brothers set off on a big journey to find a mythical fruit. It is rumored that anyone who eats this fruit will have their deepest wish come true. To celebrate the sixth anniversary of the Osomatsu-san anime, two new animated projects were unveiled at the "Fes Matsu-san '21" event. They are scheduled for theatrical release, one in 2022 and the other in the following year.

A recap of the first thirteen episodes of Fairy Tail: 100-nen Quest.

Fujio Akatsuka's classic gag manga "Tensai Bakabon," a foundational work in comedic manga, receives a new anime adaptation after 18 years, featuring an original storyline overseen by director Toru Hosokawa. The genius Bakabon and his household, famous for their signature line "This is how it should be," make a comeback alongside other quirky figures like Mr. Policeman, Rerere no Ojisan, and Eel-Dog, all placed in a contemporary environment. This latest version of "Bakabon," premiering a decade following Fujio Akatsuka's passing, occupies the late-night timeslot, reviving the well-known antics in a modern setting.

Hinano is a shy 17-year-old who treasures memories of going to the planetarium managed by her grandmother. Her calm life is interrupted when she finds out the planetarium is about to be closed. Determined to help her grandmother and save that beloved place, Hinano draws inspiration from a pole dance performance held under the night sky. She rallies her friends to turn the planetarium into a stage for pole dancing, throwing themselves into this new world with the aim of preserving their treasured venue.

Shin Ichijou, along with seven new students, enrolls at the Edel Rose training school to pursue their dreams of becoming idol singers and Prism Stars, aiming to perform in future Prism Shows. However, Edel Rose faces a threat from an evil scheme orchestrated by Jin Norizuki of the rival Schwarz Rose school. Over The Rainbow goes on an indefinite hiatus to protect Edel Rose, and the three performers separate. To repay a massive debt, Kōji goes to Hollywood to produce music for films. Kazuki sets out on a journey to rediscover his roots as a street-style performer. Hiro undergoes special training for self-improvement. In different locations, each member confronts their own identity as a Prism Star.

Haneru Tobitatsu is an energetic middle schooler with a deep love for dancing. He greatly admires Jey El, the world's most renowned dance star, and practices every day at Memorial Hall. Without his knowledge, Kanon Otosaki—known online as the celebrated dancer Rhythm—uses the same spot for her own routines. When Haneru eventually notices Kanon, he eagerly suggests they team up. As they connect over their mutual passion for dance, they step into the street dance world and encounter Kumonosuke, Mizuki, and Yuzuru. Together, they create the group Tribe Cool Crew. They face tough rivals and strive toward their shared goal of performing alongside Jey El.

Recaps of the Mahou Shoujo Site created by Avex Entertainment. Narrated by AI Kizuna and Nobuhiko Okamoto.

Each three-minute episode features Piko-tarou improvising a story based on illustrations created by director Takashi Taniguchi. He narrates these tales in a fairy-tale style and voices every character, including himself.

Shorts included in the Osomatsu-san BD & DVD releases.

The year is 2049, and elementary school student Sawatari Yuuma has a deep passion for space and astronomy. When his parents bring home a robot named Nanako, he is thrilled at first, only to be let down upon discovering that she is merely a mundane housekeeping unit. But when he eventually attempts to discuss space with her, an unusual event occurs. Nanako's system malfunctions and is hijacked by an entity claiming to be a stranded alien spacecraft! That alien vessel seeks Yuuma's assistance in returning to outer space.

Osomatsu-san returns for a fourth season. The sextuplets are causing mayhem once again! Now in their twenties, these six brothers remain jobless, lacking in training, and without partners... yet there is something endearing about Japan’s most famous set of sextuplets. As another round of chaotic adventures begins, what lies ahead? New companions? New mischief? Maybe even a fresh side to the sextuplets? Let’s share a laugh with these utterly hopeless brothers. Initially, episode 13 was scheduled to air on October 1, 2025, but instead an episode 12.5 was broadcast. After that, the production team announced that the actual episode 13 was in development but postponed indefinitely. Later, the 13th episode was revealed as part of the Osomatsu-san 10th anniversary event in 2026, where it first received a limited theatrical pre-screening from June 6 to June 11, followed by an early streaming release starting June 12. Finally, it was broadcast on June 13, 2026.

This film compiles episodes from "30-sai made Doutei dato Mahoutsukai ni Nareru Rashii" that were left out of the television broadcast.

Petit Clover Advance is a series of special episodes included in the Black Clover Blu-Ray volumes. The episodes are: 1. 「くっつかないでよ」 (2018 February 23), 2. 「金色の夜明け団の秘密」 (2018 May 25), 3. 「団長たちの昼下がり」 (2018 July 27), 4. 「さらまんだ？それなんだ？」 (2018 October 26), 5. 「なんつったっけ、アイドル？」 (2019 January 25), 6. 「人生いろいろ？」 (2019 April 26), 7. 「魔女の天使 クリィミーバネッサ」 (2019 July 26), 8. 「なんぎるす?」 (2019 September 27), 9. 「まぶし」 (2020 January 31), 10. 「ヴァルキリードレスって、どれっす？」 (2020 April 24), 11. 「あくまでも」 (2020 July 31), 12. 「魔法帝はじめてのおつかい」 (2020 September 25), 13. 「灼熱！熱血！ファイヤー！ヴァーミリオン家のむわむわ熱くて、蒸し暑い夜！！」 (2020 November 27), 14. 「ＶＩＶＡ!ビバ!!フカビーバー!!!」 (2021 February 26), 15. 「俺 たちの修行和これからだ!」 (2021 June 25).

Long ago, the Demon World cast the Human World into fear. When the seal was shattered and armies of Demon Soldiers launched their assault, five youths sped to defend humankind. Known as the Samurai Troopers, their fight now starts again!

In a messy room littered with empty alcohol bottles, a half-full glass of whisky sits. A girl wakes up drowsily and goes through her usual morning actions. That is YOUR daily start; a slow-moving YOU trying to get up. The emoticon stands for ME watching YOU. I am the one playing tricks on YOU, seeing YOU strum a guitar and take sips of drinks. One day, as YOU walk through town, YOU run into THE CHILDHOOD FRIEND buying an anemone, a flower I once loved. Remembering that, YOU quickly buy one as well. THE CHILDHOOD FRIEND arranges their anemone carefully. Years after I have passed away, YOU hear a strange noise coming from a closet. When YOU open it, YOU discover MY garden spread out before YOU. An intense flood of feelings from both ME and YOU follows. Leaving the room full of memories behind, YOU put a painting of an anemone—made by YOU—in YOUR new home.

In the town of Paparajuku, Yui holds a strong wish to be an idol, even though the chances seem stacked against her. Her friends often make fun of her ambitions. When the PriPara idol theme park opens in her town, along with the arrival of idol Laala from Parajuku, Yui's hopes are sparked once more. The park introduces new features, but a glitch prevents Laala from performing a PriPara Change.

The story of this heartwarming anime centers on the two title characters, Escha and Chron, whose personalities are as different as the sun and the moon. Both women come from a future post-apocalyptic world called Terminal, which is barren and devoid of color. They cross between worlds and end up in the present day, which they refer to as Transit. While Escha and Chron take in the light of the scenery and the sounds of music from the real world, the future world of Terminal slowly transforms into a more vibrant place.

In this special installment, Osomatsu-san teams up with the Japan Racing Association (JRA) to deliver a collection of brief, comedic sketches centered around horse racing.

Over The Rainbow has just made a successful debut, leading to a surge in new students enrolling at Edel Rose. Hiro and the team start preparing for the Prism King Cup, a major competition that occurs once every four years. But a new rival group called "Schwarz Rose" suddenly appears on the scene. The question remains: who will become the Prism King—the one who can win the hearts of girls the most?

Second movie sequel of Wake Up, Girls!.

Movie sequel of Wake Up, Girls!, announced at Wake Up, Girls! Festa.2014 Winter.

A perilous shadow organization ignites a wave of terror and brutality across Shinjuku, driving society to the edge of total chaos. As a young police officer dedicated to restoring peace, you find yourself targeted by an assault that results in a venomous collar being fastened around your neck. With circumstances deteriorating rapidly and time slipping away, five enigmatic strangers emerge to assist you in your pursuit of the truth. Who is worthy of your trust? Can you manage to save yourself and the very soul of Shinjuku from the grasp of oblivion?

The initial Blu-ray and DVD collection of Osomatsu-san includes a fresh episode that takes the place of the first televised episode, which was pulled from streaming platforms and the Japanese Blu-ray set due to its many parodies. On home media, this bonus episode is commonly labeled as "episode 3.5" because it fits chronologically right after the third episode—which originally aired as the fourth episode on TV.

"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.

Compilation film of Ya Boy Kongming! It includes newly animated footage in some of Eiko's performances. The music world transforms into a battlefield when legendary strategist Kongming is transported from ancient China to present-day Japan. Applying military tactics, he aims to turn his new companion Eiko into a singing sensation, and together they conquer the nightlife hub of Shibuya. The narrative offers a clever spin and a smart riff on fish-out-of-water and displaced-person tropes, yielding extraordinary results for Ya Boy Kongming!

In a world where sea levels have risen and the human population has dwindled, androids are created to manage everyday tasks and also serve as entertainers at Babel—a massive venue where performers ascend Climb Stages through song and dance, competing for audience approval and large cash prizes. A group of financially struggling androids—Cobalt, Chrom, Neon, and Kei—face the threat of having their power supply cut off due to unpaid bills. Desperate for a quick solution, they decide to become Babel climbers. However, winning over the crowd proves extremely difficult. Despite early failures, Cobalt grows determined after witnessing the exceptional performance of STAND-ALONE, the reigning champion climbing unit. The group's fortunes change when they meet a secretive choreographer willing to share his routines. Seeing this as their best chance, Cobalt, with help from their human ally Esora Shibaura, forms the climbing unit KNoCC. Together, they set out on the challenging journey to reach the top of Babel while also confronting prejudice against androids.

Elsa, the daughter of a once-prominent but now impoverished noble family, receives startling news. The sender is Julius, an exceptionally high-ranking aristocrat, who has proposed marriage. Elsa cannot help but wonder why such a prestigious man would choose to wed her. Yet, immediately after the ceremony, Julius—who had been so warm and considerate until that moment—undergoes a complete transformation. In an icy tone, he declares, "I have no intention of loving you."

Ritsuka Tachibana leads a peaceful and ordinary life until her brother Lindo returns from his studies in the United Kingdom. The calm is soon disrupted when Rem Kaginuki, the head of Shikou Academy's student council, comes to see her, sparking strange encounters with the council's other members. Despite these odd occurrences, Ritsuka believes her everyday life will eventually return to normal. Everything changes when she comes home to find her mother unconscious and hooded figures lurking nearby. These beings are not ordinary humans but devils, vampires, and exorcists, all searching for the Forbidden Grimoire. As her ordinary world collapses, Ritsuka finds comfort and support in Rem amid the chaos. Meanwhile, her brother Lindo conceals a mysterious dark secret that only deepens the complications. Trapped in a whirlwind of conflicting emotions and a complicated romantic situation, Ritsuka must navigate a turbulent love story while trying to decide what to do next.

Takeru Shirogane manages to return to his home dimension via the tech created by Professor Yuuko Kouzuki and the psychic abilities of Kasumi Yashiro. In desperate need of Yuuko's help, he teams up with her on the Alternative IV initiative, humanity's last hope against the BETA—an alien race invading Earth. As the project nears completion, Takeru and his fellow students graduate from the Yokohama pilot training academy. During a test run of the new Tactical Surface Fighter OS, which is humanity's primary weapon against the BETA, Takeru and his unit are caught in a surprise attack. He survives, but the brutal death of a close friend leaves him deeply traumatized. Struggling to maintain his will to keep fighting, Takeru flees to a parallel universe only to encounter a similar catastrophe there. According to Yuuko's theory, individuals across different worlds share identical destinies. Thus, Takeru must confront his trauma to protect those he cares about.

In this comedic tale, the samurai warlord Nobunaga perishes at Honnouji and is reincarnated as a dog called Shinamon in modern-day Japan. Shortly afterward, other notable Sengoku-era commanders, including Takeda Shingen, are also reborn as canines.

In "Dekin no Mogura: The Earthbound Mole," university students Kuriaki Magi and Yaeko Kirihara witness a strange event where a man is struck on the head but remains unharmed. When they catch up to him, they learn he is Momoyuki Mogura, a man blessed with immortality. Initially doubtful, Magi and Yaeko start to reconsider as they encounter various apparitions. Mogura explains these are the spirits of the dead that produce demon fire, a luminous phenomenon that guides souls after death. Denied access to this fire, Mogura has spent years collecting spiritual remnants, hoping to eventually join the afterlife. With Magi and Yaeko helping him search for more spirits, Mogura may finally achieve his unusual goal.

Third season of Osomatsu-san.

Kazuki Yoshino and Yuuya Niyoda are the two members of the idol group ZINGS. Kazuki pours his heart into every performance, while Yuuya sees the job as nothing more than a paycheck. His lack of interest in the fans and his half-hearted attitude lead his manager to warn him that he needs to shape up or risk being fired. One day backstage, Yuuya meets Asahi Mogami, an idol in a flashy costume who passed away a year ago but still longs to perform for her fans. When she sees how little Yuuya cares about being an idol, she becomes furious and insists on taking his place. The next thing he knows, Yuuya wakes up to find Asahi has taken over his body, letting her do the work while he sits back. Yuuya thinks this means he can coast through an easy idol life with Asahi handling everything. But Asahi has other ideas. She wants to rekindle Yuuya's passion and uses her possession to push him toward becoming a great idol duo. Can someone who only cares about money ever learn to share the devotion Asahi still holds?

In "Shine Post," Haru Nabatame, Rio Seibu, and Kyouka Tamaki make up the struggling idol unit TiNgS, which is close to dissolving. Their only chance to remain active is to sell out a two-thousand-seat venue for their upcoming anniversary concert. Considering their previous best attendance was only thirty-seven people, this target seems impossible. Yet, their luck improves when they are assigned a new and capable manager, Naoki Hinase. Despite having doubts due to past experiences, Naoki decides to manage TiNgS after seeing Haru's genuine devotion to idols, enabled by his special ability to detect truth via a visible radiance. Facing enormous challenges, Haru aspires to make people around the world love idols and is ready to serve as the guiding light—referred to as the "shine post"—that clears the way toward achieving that dream.

In the Adrasia Empire, situated on the continent of Vogel, the emperor's children are locked in a fierce struggle for the throne, driven by the empire's vast territories and formidable military strength. Among them, the seventh prince, Arnold Lakes Adler, is largely dismissed as incompetent and lackluster. Compared to his more capable twin, he appears lazy and inept, seemingly squandering his days in idleness. But in secret, Arnold is actually an elite SS-Class adventurer operating under the alias "Silver." As the power struggle intensifies, he formulates a plan: "To avoid death, I'll make sure my younger brother becomes emperor instead." This story follows the unconventional and covert schemes of a prince who has no interest in the imperial crown.

In the 1920s, Japan faces the threat of invasion by demonic entities. The government has developed powerful steam-powered mecha suits, but only young women with the right balance of virtue and spirit can effectively pilot them. Sakura, a girl from the countryside, arrives in the Imperial Capital to join the Imperial Flower Combat Troop, where she has the potential to become a skilled mecha pilot. However, she is surprised to discover that this secret defense unit maintains its cover by operating as a musical theater group, fully committing to this facade. As Sakura navigates the world of costumes, script memorization, and battling demons with giant robots, she must adapt to her new role, refine her acting skills, and help protect the nation.

After a summer of racing against top drivers in Gunma, Takumi Fujiwara receives an official challenge from Ryousuke Takahashi, the head of the Akagi Red Suns. Though he was initially reluctant to fully commit to competitive driving, Takumi is now eager to take on the former "White Comet of Akagi." As the competition heats up, Ryousuke downgrades his car to a lower class, putting his reputation and career on the line. With the title of Gunma's fastest driver at stake, can Takumi and his panda-decorated Toyota AE86 outpace Ryousuke's Mazda RX-7 FC?

In the climactic finale of the MFG championship at the Peninsula Manazuru track, rookie driver Kanata Katagiri begins at the lead but struggles with the performance of his Toyota 86 GT due to a hidden injury, causing his ranking to drop. This brings back painful memories for him. Meanwhile, at the front of the race, Michael Beckenbauer and Kouki Sawatari engage in an intense battle for supremacy, driving with such aggression and recklessness that any competitor must push themselves to match this high-stakes rivalry. However, as Kanata's prospects seem bleakest, a legendary competitive fire ignites inside him, possibly enabling him to surpass his physical limitations and reclaim a leading position.

DRAMAtical Murder: Data_xx_Transitory is the thirteenth and supplementary episode of the DRAMAtical Murder anime series. It presents all the bad endings from the original video game.

Spin-off of Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu based on a collection of short comics and small stories published on Twitter by original author Norio Sakurai. How do two people grow closer? There is a time and place for grand gestures, but it’s the small everyday moments that actually matter.

Is it possible for zombie idols to rescue Saga—and the entire planet? In the year 2025, Earth is buzzing with excitement over the Saga Expo. Franchouchou gets named as the event’s ambassador and starts getting ready for the main attraction: a huge live show at the SAGA Arena. But out of nowhere, a colossal spaceship appears in the skies above Saga and launches a full-scale assault across the prefecture. The members of Franchouchou are thrown into a panic. Is there really nothing ordinary idols can do when faced with such a crisis…? Just then, the legendary Tae Yamada—the only one who had not regained her self-awareness as a zombie—finally wakes up. Declaring she is leaving Franchouchou, she heads off alone into enemy territory to put a stop to the invasion. Can the now-divided Franchouchou reunite, rebuild their bond, and save Saga!?

During the Warring States era in ancient China, Xin began his life as a lowly servant and dreams of becoming the mightiest general, fighting alongside King Ying Zheng of Qin, who seeks to unify all of China and end the era of conflict. After seizing back authority from Chancellor Buwei Lü, King Ying Zheng pushes toward creating a unified state governed by law, supported by key allies such as strategist Changping Jun and Legalist Li Si. Qin launches a military campaign to seize land from the state of Zhao, but their advance is blocked by the brilliant tactician Li Mu. In response, Changping Jun devises a bold plan: bypass Zhao's defenses and strike directly at the vital city of Gyou, which lies near Zhao's capital. For this high-risk mission, a powerful coalition army is assembled, commanded by the strategists Ou Sen (Wang Jian), Kan Ki (Huan Yi), and the warrior queen Yo Tan Wa (Yang Duanhe). They are accompanied by the emerging leaders of Qin's military: Xin’s Fei Xin Force, Mou Ten (Meng Tian)'s Gaku Ka Unit, and Ou Hon (Wang Ben)'s Gyoku Hou Unit, each operating independently. The struggle for Gyou begins, and its result will decide the future of Qin's ambition to unite the realm.

Black Clover special that aired at the Jump Special Anime Festa 2018. The special episode features the captains of the different squads plus Asta and Yuno participating in a quiz show.

In a future where hip-hop dominates the music scene, skilled rappers deliver electrifying performances called Phantom Lives. Using "Phantometal," a substance that reacts with a rapper's DNA to create vivid illusions, they channel their intense emotions into stunning visual spectacles for the audience. However, this process forces them to confront past traumas and painful memories through what are known as Trap Reactions. The severity of these reactions depends on the strength of the rapper's emotions, which can lead to extreme emotional distress and mental harm. CLUB Paradox, a legendary group that vanished a decade ago, unexpectedly returns to host a new Phantom Live competition called Paradox Live, with a prize of 10 billion yen. Four prominent groups—BAE, The Cat's Whiskers, cozmez, and Akanyatsura—are invited to participate. Despite their doubts about the mysterious circumstances surrounding the event, each group has its own reasons for entering the contest. However, the path to victory may prove far more dangerous than expected.

In the year 2045, advancements in internet and artificial intelligence have expanded into the realm of outer space. After a catastrophic incident at a space station, several children are left stranded and isolated. Forced to rely on their own resources, they utilize limited narrowband communication, social media platforms, basic AI tools, and drones controlled via their smartphones to overcome a series of dangerous challenges and survive.

On a foggy morning, a black-and-white Toyota AE86 overtakes Keisuke Takahashi's Mazda RX-7 on Mount Akina, leading Keisuke to think he has encountered the spirit of a deceased racer. Determined to face this phantom, Keisuke gathers the Akagi Red Suns to challenge the Akina Speed Stars in an intense competition, hoping to force the elusive "Ghost of Akina" to show itself. Although Itsuki Takeuchi is also a car enthusiast, he notices that Takumi Fujiwara remains uninterested in the thrill of racing, viewing his father's AE86 only as a means to deliver tofu. Yet, Takumi secretly excels at navigating Mount Akina's sharp curves every night. When the Akagi team strikes, the Speed Stars struggle to keep pace and realize their only hope lies in convincing Takumi to drive the distinctive panda-colored AE86. With some encouragement, Takumi takes the wheel, resolved to uphold the honor of all racers on Mount Akina.

In the world of "Grimms Notes The Animation," every person's life is written into their Book of Fate, created by mysterious Story Tellers who map out every detail of their existence. Some Story Tellers, called Chaos Tellers, disrupt other stories by altering these Books, aiming to destroy the narratives entirely. Ex, Reina, Tao, and Shane are unique because their Books of Fate are blank, leading to their rejection by society. Determined to forge their own paths, they set out on a journey to find happiness beyond their assigned roles. Along the way, they meet iconic fairy tale characters like Cinderella, Momotarou, and Snow White, while fighting the Chaos Tellers to restore balance to the world of stories.

In a world torn apart by a thirty-year conflict with the alien BETA, which began their invasion in 1973, high school student Takeru Shirogane awakens from a troubling dream depicting humanity's total annihilation. He comes to understand that these visions are actual memories from an alternate universe where the Alternative V plan was enacted, sending hundreds of thousands of people into space to preserve humanity while condemning those left on Earth to a tragic end. Determined to change this grim future, Takeru enlists at a military base in Yokohama, which was once his school. There, he persuades Professor Yuuko Kouzuki, the vice-commander and head of the Alternative IV project, to stop the implementation of Alternative V. To make Alternative IV succeed, Takeru must train alongside his classmates to pilot Tactical Surface Fighters (TSF), giant humanoid mechas. With only two months to prepare and using his limited knowledge of what lies ahead, Takeru strives to prevent the impending catastrophe.

The dominance of Japanese table tennis has been shattered. A surprising team has ended Oudou Academy's nine-year reign at the top, transforming the competitive landscape and motivating other squads to chase national tournament berths. At Suzumegahara Middle School, a small group of players strives to make their mark. Among them are Hanabi Tenka, known for her blazing fast offensive style; Hokuto Itsumo, who excels at predicting where the ball will go; Agari Kamiya, famous for her distinctive backhand smash; vice-captain Mune Oomune, who plays with a bold, aggressive approach; and captain Kiruka Ushirode, whose defense is impenetrable. Despite their skill, they have only competed at the city level. Their fortunes change when transfer student Koyori Tsumujikaze joins them. Driven by a deep passion for the game, Koyori quickly becomes a vital member of the team. Her spirited love for ping pong ignites a competitive fire in her teammates, uniting them in their quest for national tournament victory.

Following the clash between Takumi Fujiwara's Toyota AE86 and Keisuke Takahashi's Mazda RX7, Takeshi Nakazato from the Myougi Night Kids challenges Takumi to a downhill race, intent on defeating the AE86. Despite the superior power of his Nissan Skyline GT-R, Nakazato is told he cannot outdrive Takumi, which only strengthens his resolve. Convinced that grip racing is superior to flashy drifting, Nakazato is determined to prove his skill. When Itsuki Takeuchi quickly accepts the challenge on Takumi's behalf, Takumi hesitates, insisting he is not a racer. Pressure from his job eventually pushes him to consider the race. Returning to get the AE86, he finds his father has taken the car. As Takumi waits for his father's return, his competitive spirit begins to awaken.

In the second event of the MFG tournament, held at the notoriously difficult Lake Ashinoko circuit, Kanata Katagiri’s Toyota 86 GT, despite lacking horsepower, secures a competitive position through strategic modifications. On the final day, a sudden downpour worsens track conditions, challenging all racers. Leveraging his exceptional training and unique background, Kanata impressively surges ahead with daring maneuvers. However, his path to victory is fraught with challenges, including facing off against Michael Beckenbauer, the reigning champion, and Kouki Sawatari, holder of the Lake Ashinoko record. Even if Kanata manages to catch up to the frontrunners, he must be wary, as those trailing him are poised to capitalize on any mistake he makes.

Second season of Tongari Boushi no Atelier.

Kousuke Mikado has possessed the ability to see spirits since childhood, a power that fills him with dread. To suppress this, he wears glasses in hopes of blocking his sight. One day while working at a bookstore, he attracts the attention of Rihito Hiyakawa, an unusual medium who insists their meeting was fated. Hiyakawa's strange behavior draws Mikado into the supernatural world, offering to help him overcome his fears if he stays close. Together, they investigate a series of sinister curses all linked to one person, Erika Hiura. Their search grows more complicated as they try to understand her motives and her connection to both Mikado and Hiyakawa.

In "Hackadoll The Animation," the Hacka Dolls function as AI programs designed to collect and customize news and information for individual users. These adaptable robots have served as reliable helpers for various groups, including government officials and professional athletes. However, due to declining performance, three defective units are produced. Their flawed personalities result in them being sent to Earth with the mission of assisting humanity in any way they can. They take on a range of tasks, from encouraging a fujoshi to sell doujinshi at Comiket to joining an idol group, as long as these activities comply with their ethical standards. Despite their imperfections, they approach their responsibilities with sincerity and unwavering enthusiasm, always working diligently to support others to the fullest extent possible.

After losing his job and home, Mito Yamamoto falls into deep despair. His misfortune continues when he injures his hand at a cafe, and the eccentric barista Ruka Saotome tastes his blood with disgust. Feeling hopeless, Mito goes to a bridge to take his own life, but Ruka intervenes and reveals he is a vampire. Unable to drink the blood of regular women, Ruka proposes a deal: Mito will become his thrall and primary blood source in exchange for lodging and affectionate blood. However, Mito is actually female, hiding her femininity and long hair to attend the all-male Hijirigaoka Boys' High School and work part-time at the cafe with Ruka. As their bond deepens, Mito struggles more and more to keep her true identity concealed.

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.

Second season of Osomatsu-san.

The group heads to a trendy attraction, specifically a live-action escape game. Players must split into pairs and select a door to enter in order to complete the mission. It all seems like harmless fun. But it is actually a scheme aimed at Nyaruko.

Fifth season of Kingdom.

In "Orient: Awajishima Gekitou-hen," after Musashi rescues Michiru Saruwatari from a demon, his companion Kojirou Kanemaki learns that his father had ties to the Uesugi clan. Wanting to uncover more about his past, Kojirou joins forces with members of his own clan to take part in Uesugi's military campaign against Yamata no Orochi, the eight-headed dragon demon that rules over Awaji Island and threatens the surrounding region. As Musashi becomes part of Uesugi's coalition, he confronts the harsh realities of battling powerful demons. Lacking the necessary strength and struggling with teamwork, he is forced to improve his ability to work with new allies. Meanwhile, the Kurogane Eight, who seek the Obsidian Goddess residing within Musashi, resume their pursuit and attempt to disrupt the operations on the island. As chaos escalates, Musashi and his companions must navigate the schemes of multiple factions vying for control over the Obsidian Goddess.

The manga centers on the craft of filmmaking and follows Joelle Davidovich "Pompo" Pomponette, a gifted movie producer who looks like a small child. Working from the film capital Nyallywood, Pompo has been churning out one B-grade entertainment flick after another that anyone can enjoy. One day, Gene, Pompo's "movie buff" assistant, discovers a new script written by Pompo and is deeply moved by its exquisite story. In a burst of passion, he exclaims, "I want to see this as a finished work in theaters as soon as possible!" However, Pompo tells him, "So you shoot this film." Thus, Gene takes on his first directorial gig. Meanwhile, Natalie, an ordinary girl who just arrived in town with dreams of becoming a movie actress, has been discovered by Pompo.

After being expelled from the prestigious Silver Wings Battalion, Dennis sees an opportunity to pursue his dream of owning a restaurant and utilizing his max-level cooking skills. During preparations for his new venture, he encounters a young enslaved girl named Atelier, who seems to have noble origins. Recalling his past, Dennis decides to free her and hire her as a waitress. As the restaurant opens and begins to attract customers, Dennis and Atelier meet various individuals who are also considered outcasts, each looking to confide their personal issues over delicious meals. Driven by a sense of responsibility, Dennis often steps in to address his guests' problems, employing both his exceptional fighting abilities and his unparalleled culinary expertise.

In "The Case Files of Jeweler Richard," Richard Ranasinghe de Vulpian, a captivating and well-informed British jeweler with expertise in mineralogy, runs a small shop in Japan. One night, Seigi Nakata, an honest college student, rescues Richard from rowdy drunks who had targeted him because of his appearance. After learning of Richard's knowledge, Seigi asks him to appraise a pink sapphire ring left to him by his late grandmother. Over time, Seigi becomes a trusted part-time employee at Richard's store. Together, they handle various jewelry-related cases for a range of clients, gradually uncovering the secrets and emotions connected to each gem. Through their work, they seek to understand and build connections with the personal stories woven into every piece of jewelry.

It has been two years since the Yuzuki brothers lost their parents, and they have been managing their household together ever since. Hayato, the oldest, shoulders the responsibility of being the family's steady anchor. The second brother, Mikoto, keeps his composure but reveals a gentler side, especially toward the lively and energetic third brother, Minato. Although full of spirit, Minato often tends to be a bit awkward. The youngest, Gakuto, stands apart as a clever and diligent first-grader. The story follows the brothers' everyday routines as they balance family duties, schoolwork, and involvement in their community.

Tennomifune Academy is known for hosting exceptionally talented and intelligent students, but it also houses a peculiar class designated as the "Happiness Class" (Class 1-7). This class is designed to help each student conquer their individual difficulties and achieve genuine happiness. After entering the academy, An Hanakoizumi, Ruri Hibarigaoka, and Botan Kumegawa are placed into the Happiness Class, where they continually contend with persistent misfortune, tangled interpersonal dynamics, and physical ailments. Joined by their classmates, they cooperate to surmount these hurdles and strive for a more satisfying and cheerful life.

In "Girly Air Force," Kei Narutani and his childhood friend Song Minghua escape from China to evade the Zai, a sinister group causing chaos across the nation. During their journey to Japan, they are rescued by an unusual red aircraft. Kei's interest in this aircraft leads him to his rescuer, a girl called an "Anima" who pilots a special plane known as a "Daughter." She introduces herself as Gripen, a cute JAS-39F fighter jet. As Kei forms a bond with Gripen, he is recruited by the Japan Self-Defense Force to help her overcome her difficulties with flying. The team is soon joined by Eagle, a laid-back F-15J-ANM, and Phantom, a dignified RF-4EJ-ANM. Together, they stand as the last line of defense against the menacing Zai, an extraterrestrial threat, united in their mission to protect humanity.

At the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. Wanting a wide variety of different animals to inhabit the world, He found the work too exhausting. To lighten this load, God established the Heaven's Design Team to manage the creation of these creatures. Shimoda, a newly assigned angel, acts as the go-between for God and the design team. Carrying out his duties, Shimoda observes his colleagues coming up with fresh designs for many unique life forms made to meet God's requirements. From giraffes and snakes to birds, anteaters, and countless others, the possibility for all sorts of animal species appears limitless!

Krai Andrey, one of Zebrudia's rare Level 8 treasure hunters, leads the capital's top party, Grieving Souls. However, his high status is undeserved; his words unintentionally come true, making others believe he has deep wisdom, even though he lacks real skill. Aware of his luck, Krai finds the burden of these expectations growing heavier. As his teammates keep amazing the world with their accomplishments, his hope for a peaceful retirement moves further away.

During middle school, Arisu Yamabuki found comfort in a nightly radio show hosted by a mysterious girl called Apollo. He remained a devoted listener until she suddenly stopped her broadcasts. With only limited information about Apollo's background, Yamabuki carried out a thorough investigation, which led to his enrollment at the newly merged Furin High School, where he hoped to uncover Apollo's true identity. After joining the school's broadcasting club, Yamabuki recognizes the familiar voice he treasures from its first announcement. However, finding Apollo proves more difficult when he meets the club's four members: Rikka Inohana, Shinobu Uzuki, Nene Himekawa, and Iko Kirino. Each shares a distinct vocal resemblance to Apollo. Though Yamabuki initially joins the club to locate Apollo, he soon discovers that each member dreams of a career focused on their voices. Seeing room for growth, he commits to helping them achieve their personal goals, while persistently continuing his search for the elusive Apollo.

A compilation series adapting 8 short stories created by manga artist Tatsuki Fujimoto during the ages of 17 to 26. 1) A Couple Clucking Chickens Were Still Kickin' in the Schoolyard (Dir. Seishirou Nagaya, ZEXCS) 2) Sasaki Stopped a Bullet (Dir. Nobukage Kimura, Lapin Track) 3) Love is Blind (Dir. Nobuyuki Takeuchi, Lapin Track) 4) Shikaku (Dir. Naoya Ando, GRAPH77) 5) Mermaid Rhapsody (Dir. Tetsuaki Watanabe, 100Studio) 6) Woke-Up-as-a-Girl Syndrome (Dir. Kazuaki Terasawa, Studio Kafka) 7) Nayuta of the Prophecy (Dir. Tetsuaki Watanabe, 100Studio) 8) Sisters (Dir. Osamu Honma, P.A.WORKS) This anime held a worldwide premiere ahead of its release at the "Global Stage Hollywood 2025" film festival on October 5, 2025. A general two-week theatrical run in Japan, split into two parts, launched on the same day, October 17, 2025. The series later began streaming globally on Amazon Prime Video on November 8, 2025.

Following the end of the grand coalition war, China's attention turns to economic rebuilding, with the state of Qin also focused on recovery. Within Qin, the ongoing power struggle between Ying Zheng and Buwei Lü's factions continues. Even though Zheng's popularity grew from his role as the symbolic king during the coalition war, Lü remains a major threat, planning to disrupt Zheng's coming-of-age ceremony, scheduled for 18 months from now. Meanwhile, a 20,000-soldier army from Zhao approaches Qin. With no capable generals available to counter this threat, Lü suggests that Zheng should lead the troops himself. However, Cheng Jiao, Zheng's half-brother, volunteers instead, having earned Zheng's trust through their collaboration during the coalition war. Zheng accepts Jiao's offer. Surprisingly, the Zhao army retreats shortly after engaging with Jiao's forces. Amidst these events, the internal strife in Qin deepens. Zheng can only rely on two allies: General Bi, who commands 30,000 soldiers, and Xin, the leader of the Fei Xin unit.

Set in the 2020s, a time when electric vehicles have become the norm for everyday transportation, the MFG motorsport event keeps the passion for traditional gasoline-powered cars alive. The competition attracts a massive online audience of 30 million viewers, with hundreds of eager participants vying for a spot among the elite Godly Fifteen and the grand prize of 100 million yen. One such contender is 19-year-old Kanata Rivington. After graduating from a renowned racing academy in England, Kanata competes in the MFG under the pseudonym "Kanata Katagiri." Despite his rivals' extravagant cars, Kanata relies on a modest Toyota 86 GT, passed down from a previous MFG competitor, which puts him at a disadvantage. With advice from a member of the Godly Fifteen, Kanata continues to pursue his real objective: locating his estranged father. His unique driving style catches attention, closely mirroring that of a former legendary racer.

During the Grand Prix of Figure Skating Final in Barcelona, fifteen-year-old Yuri Plisetsky aims to discard his image as the "Russian Fairy" by performing an exhibition program filled with daring new elements he has never before attempted on the ice.

Third season of Grand Blue.

In Edo, enormous insect monsters are causing destruction, leaving ordinary citizens defenseless. To combat this menace, a special unit called the Insect Magistrates, skilled in espionage and martial arts, takes on these creatures. Needing extra forces, they summon the celebrated swordsman Genjuurou Tsukishima from Tsugaru Province. However, an accident prevents Genjuurou from answering the call, so he sends his son, Jinbee, to take his place. Driven by a strong desire to atone for the cowardice that caused the incident, Jinbee travels to Edo and joins the Insect Magistrates. With unyielding resolve and a fierce fighting spirit, he vows to become a powerful samurai and wipe out the insect threat from Edo once and for all.

At age 30, Kiyoshi Adachi, an unremarkable office worker, unexpectedly gains the ability to read minds due to his lifelong virginity. However, he can only access others' thoughts through physical contact. At first, Adachi dismisses this power as trivial until he accidentally hears the inner thoughts of his colleague, Yuuichi Kurosawa. Kurosawa, known for his charm and reliability, stands out among Adachi's coworkers, earning respect and admiration from everyone in the office. Despite his outward success, Kurosawa harbors a deep, hidden affection for the often somber Adachi. Adachi learns of these feelings through his newfound ability but tries to keep this information to himself. As Kurosawa continues to show Adachi kindness and warmth, Adachi struggles to ignore his coworker's heartfelt emotions.

In the celestial realm of Asgard, Odin dispatches Valkyries—revered female warriors—to shield Earth from an escalating demon threat. To amplify their abilities, nine Valkyries, disguised as the Saotome sisters, must cultivate romantic bonds with their designated partner, known as the Einherjar. Takuma Akutsu, a socially anxious young man, discovers he has been chosen by Odin to serve as the Valkyries' lover. Despite his initial reluctance, Takuma consents to let the sisters reside in his spacious but largely empty home to support their battle against demonic forces. With nine attractive women now living under his roof, can Takuma conquer his social anxieties and evolve into a hero capable of saving the world?

In an invasion of Earth by a malevolent force, Lieutenant Shun Miller leads the charge with the intent to spread havoc among humanity. His ruthless nature strikes fear not only into the hearts of his enemies but also his own soldiers, positioning him perfectly to orchestrate an assault on a city where the formidable magical girl Byakuya Mimori stands guard. Yet, upon their initial encounter, Miller's progress comes to an abrupt halt; he is instantly captivated by Byakuya. Enchanted by Byakuya's charming and gentle purity, Miller starts bestowing her with presents and acts of kindness. Soon, however, he uncovers a darker truth: Byakuya's Angel, the cat-like familiar responsible for her transformation into a magical girl, has been abusing and deceiving her all along. This discovery reinforces Miller's commitment to assist Byakuya in finding a more joyful existence. Nevertheless, as the conflict prolongs, both question whether their growing affection can endure the harsh reality of their conflicting allegiances.

In "Play It Cool, Guys," Souma Shiki, Hayate Ichikura, Shun Futami, and Takayuki Mima are four distinct individuals who each grapple with their own clumsiness. Despite frequent blunders, they keep a collected exterior to hide their genuine embarrassment. This blend of absentmindedness and composure attracts many girls. Through their daily experiences, they aim to maintain their cool regardless of the obstacles they encounter.

In 1983, at the peak of the Cold War, humanity faces a terrifying new enemy: the BETA, mysterious aliens determined to eradicate all life on Earth. To fight back, soldiers are deployed to pilot giant combat machines called Tactical Surface Fighters (TSFs). Yet despite their efforts, the front lines keep falling back toward the last surviving cities. "Schwarzes Marken" follows Second Lieutenant Theodor Eberbach and his fellow members of the 666th TSF squadron. This ruthless unit, commanded by war hero Captain Irisdina Bernhard, is stationed in East Germany and prioritizes efficient mission execution, often at the expense of human lives. Specializing in counterassaults against laser-equipped BETA, the 666th soon faces new obstacles beyond the alien menace. When the idealistic rookie Katia Waldheim joins the squadron, she attracts the attention of the East German secret police, the Stasi.

During the Fourth Industrial Revolution, everyday life is transformed by advanced technology, leading schools to update their curricula. Yuyu Girls' Vocational High School is a leading example, incorporating modern innovations into its programs. Childhood friends Serufu Yua and Miku "Purin" Suride both apply there. Purin, who excels with technology, is accepted, but the accident-prone Serufu is rejected and instead enrolls at the more traditional Gatagata Girls' High School, causing a rift between them. One day, while biking to school, Serufu gets into a small accident, and her bicycle is repaired by Rei Yasaku, a fellow Gatagata student known for her love of traditional handicrafts. Rei serves as president of the school's Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Club, which is at risk of being shut down due to insufficient members. Determined to close the distance with Purin, Serufu decides to join the DIY Club, hoping that working on craft projects will help her reconnect with her old friend. As new members join the club, Serufu learns the art of making things by hand and forms deep bonds with her fellow students.

Mary Saotome is bold, brash, and rebellious, yet exceptionally clever. Upon transferring to Hyakkaou Private Academy, where a student’s status is based on their gambling skills, she impresses everyone with a remarkable win over a classmate, quickly catching the eye of the crafty student council. In this hierarchical environment, those with the least gambling earnings occupy the lowest rungs. Tsuzura Hanatemari faces a grim future at the bottom, but as Tsuzura's childhood friend, Mary is determined to climb the ranks and amass enough funds to liberate her from this oppressive system. Mary's persistence and unwillingness to concede propel her to outperform and embarrass even the most formidable adversaries. However, some members of the student council seem to harbor more ambitious plans for her.

Even after Kyouko Honda's tragic death, her memory continues to offer comfort and guidance to those who miss her during difficult times. Yet Kyouko was not always the wise figure she is now remembered as. Feeling abandoned by her family and rejected by society, a young Kyouko leaves behind her stable life and becomes involved in delinquent behavior, putting her education and future at risk. Fortunately, her path toward ruin changes course when she unexpectedly meets her future husband, Katsuya, who has just begun his teaching internship at her school. Despite Kyouko's volatile behavior, Katsuya wins her over with his calm nature and genuine kindness—a warmth she had never known before. As their relationship deepens, Kyouko begins to share her troubled past and discovers new possibilities for her future.

In Hinomoto, humans have lived under the illusion of peace for 150 years, controlled by demonic deities who secretly enslave them. Musashi spends his days mining for these beings, but harbors a hidden desire for freedom, believing the samurai are humanity's only hope. He hides his true feelings, growing apart from his childhood friend Kojirou Kanemaki, until graduation. When Musashi starts working at the mine with his peers, he is horrified by the brutal conditions and suspicious overseers. Yet he endures with Kojirou's support. After the demon leader wreaks havoc in the quarry, Musashi is saved by the Takeda samurai clan. Renewed with purpose and a thirst for adventure, he sets out to become a samurai and build his own clan.

One morning, Hitoyoshi Yokoya is startled awake by his doorbell, only to find a silent girl in a maid uniform standing there, offering to serve him. She was sent by her previous employer to work at the Yokoya residence and declares her background as a professional assassin. Despite her dangerous history, Hitoyoshi attempts to turn down her services. But when she departs and leaves something behind, he chases after her to return it and nearly gets hit by a truck. Her quick reflexes save him, convincing Hitoyoshi to allow her to stay. Though she possesses extraordinary skills in lethal combat honed since childhood, the girl lacks other abilities. Still, Hitoyoshi warmly accepts her, urging her to abandon her bleak, colorless past and embrace a normal life. To strengthen their bond, he gives her the name Yuki, guiding her toward a path of redemption and happiness.

Arata faces expulsion! His only chance to avoid it is to receive further instruction on the magic archives from the Trinity Seven themselves. This OVA is bundled with the limited edition of the 11th compiled volume of the manga.

In the belief that fireworks can calm the spirits of the deceased, Tomoya Sugisaki, Aoi Harukawa, and Ryou Kobayashi come face-to-face with the Summer Ghost through a display of pyrotechnics. This spectral figure, rumored to be the soul of a young woman who committed suicide, appears only at a specific site and is seen exclusively by those nearing death. Tomoya, burdened by the stress of gaining entry to a top-tier university, shares this unique vision with Aoi, a shy girl tormented by bullies, and Ryou, a former basketball star whose career was cut short due to a grave health issue. Their shared experience allows them to see the Summer Ghost, who is said to possess answers to questions concerning death—an enigma the trio is eager to unravel. Dissatisfied with their initial meeting, Tomoya takes it upon himself to revisit the Summer Ghost. As he spends more time with her, the mysteries regarding her true identity begin to come to light.

In "The Royal Tutor," Heine Wittgenstein, a remarkably intelligent individual known for his small, youthful appearance, combines charm with strictness. Summoned by the king of Grannzreich, Heine is tasked with tutoring four princes destined for the throne, a role that has proven too challenging for others. Each heir exhibits unique and problematic traits: Licht, the youngest and a notorious flirt; Leonhard, his carefree older sibling; Bruno, the studious third in line; and Kai, the eldest and most introverted. As Heine endeavors to establish bonds with the princes and ready them for their future roles, comedic situations arise. Yet, underlying dangers from Heine's enigmatic past and current political tensions could jeopardize the kingdom's stability.

After a disastrous school trip, Homare Onishima, Shion Kujou, Asuka Suzumori, and Mutsu Amatani find themselves stranded on a deserted island. While Shion, Asuka, and Mutsu panic and despair, Homare stays remarkably composed. Her upbringing included extensive survival training with her father around the world, giving her the skills to handle such a situation with ease—from scaling cliffs to setting traps and building shelters. Homare's experiences have prepared her well for surviving on an uninhabited island where rescue seems unlikely. The real challenge, however, is managing her three anxious companions. As Homare teaches them survival techniques, including consuming fish blood and cicadas, the girls begin to see their predicament differently, realizing that being stranded may not be as terrible as they first thought.

When mysterious vaults resembling dungeons suddenly appeared around the globe, many people took up the perilous career of treasure hunting, braving these dangerous sites to find immense wealth and ancient artifacts. In the imperial capital of Zebrudia, the most renowned treasure hunting crew is the Grieving Souls, a team of six close childhood friends led by Krai Andrey. Krai is considered the group's strongest member due to his supposedly vast range of abilities. But Krai's strength is merely an illusion; he has no exceptional talents and depends heavily on his friends' extraordinary powers. Afraid that his own weakness might endanger his comrades, Krai has tried multiple times to leave the team. However, because everyone around him steadfastly believes in his leadership, Krai is forced to keep guiding the Grieving Souls.

For a century, a legendary mission has been waiting for a wizard strong enough to accomplish it. On the northern continent of Guiltina exist five immensely powerful Dragon Gods whose devastating might requires sealing. Natsu Dragneel along with his Fairy Tail comrades—Lucy Heartfilia, Gray Fullbuster, Erza Scarlet, Wendy Marvell, and the Exceeds Happy and Carla—are pulled toward this formidable endeavor. However, the Fairy Tail wizards aren't the only ones chasing the Dragon Gods. The guild called Diabolos, made up of "Dragon Eaters," aims to strengthen their Dragon Slayer magic by devouring these dragons. At the same time, Fairy Tail's newest member Touka conceals a perilous secret from her friends—a secret that could endanger the guild while its strongest members are absent.

Three months after the events in Yokohama, the atmosphere at Cafe Nowhere has finally begun to calm. Murasaki and Hajime reunite to resume their detective work. An unforeseen encounter results in Art aiming a gun at Nice. What is the reason behind Art’s behavior? How will this impact the bond between Art and Hamatora?

In the Matsuno household live six nearly identical brothers: Osomatsu, the self-centered leader; Karamatsu, the manly one; Choromatsu, the sensible sibling; Ichimatsu, the pessimist; Juushimatsu, the energetic brother; and Todomatsu, the charmer. Though all are over 20, they remain idle and jobless, living as NEETs. On the rare occasions they manage to secure a job interview, their peculiar traits almost always result in instant rejection. As they pursue romantic relationships and try to find suitable careers, the Matsuno brothers' days are filled with unpredictable and often absurd adventures. Despite genuinely wanting to improve their social standing, that goal stays out of reach unless they can overcome the many challenges that come with being sextuplets.

In Hitorijime My Hero, Masahiro Setagawa is a vulnerable teenager who frequently gets taken advantage of by local bullies. Believing he has been forsaken, he assumes no one will ever step in to aid him. His life changes drastically when he crosses paths with Kousuke Ooshiba, a man known as the "Bear Killer" who takes down neighborhood gangs. A year later, as Masahiro and his former friend Kensuke Ooshiba enter high school, they discover that Kousuke has become their math teacher. As their connection grows stronger, Masahiro begins to regard Kousuke as his hero, while Kousuke develops a powerful urge to shield Masahiro. Their circumstances grow more tangled when Asaya Hasekura, Kensuke's childhood friend, returns with romantic feelings toward Kensuke, leaving Kensuke unprepared. Can these three young men make it through their high school years without issue, or will the turmoil of forbidden love pull them apart?

In the world of Nekopara, Kashou and Shigure Minazuki live with six catgirls. Chocola and Vanilla assist Kashou at his bakery, La Soleil, whereas Coconut, Azuki, Cinnamon, and Maple accompany Shigure throughout her day-to-day life. During a routine trip, Chocola discovers a lone green-haired kitten in a park and decides to bring her home. The kitten is welcomed into the Minazuki family and given the name Cacao. With this new member, the household continues its usual activities, promising an even livelier atmosphere.

In the film, Arata accidentally touches Lilith's grimoire, the "Hermes Apocrypha," which envelops him in a dazzling white light. A girl named Lilim then appears, claiming Arata and Lilith as her parents. At the same time, the previously sealed Eternal Library awakens. Within this library lies the ultimate achievement of Alchemy—the White Demon Lord. This powerful being seeks to destroy Arata and the Trinity Seven to claim the title of Demon Lord for itself. Wielding immense strength, the White Demon Lord attacks Arata, putting him in grave danger. Arata and the Trinity Seven are thus forced to protect the world as they face this formidable threat in their final battle.

It's been three months since Iori Kitahara moved into the attic above Grand Blue, his uncle's scuba diving shop, and joined his college's Diving Club. Along with his clubmates, he spends his days drinking and getting into wild antics. When Iori's sister Shiori hears about his behavior, she steps in with plans to bring him back home to help run their family inn. However, Shiori's attempts to intervene fall apart when she sees how strongly Iori is connected to Grand Blue and his friends. Despite all their constant partying and ridiculous adventures, Iori and the Diving Club still manage to improve their scuba diving skills along the way.

A solitary twenty-year-old is abruptly pulled from his room and brought before a goddess, who gives him a chance to start over. In this new world, he is reborn as Prince Reinhardt, an infant with only Level 2 magical ability, despite the goddess granting him immense power. Disappointed, his parents abandon him in a forest. There, he meets Flay, a Flame Fenrir who swears loyalty to him. The prince, now called Haruto, is later discovered by his relative, Gold Zenfis, who takes him in. Over the next nine years, Haruto lives with the Zenfis family, secretly developing his formidable barrier magic while acting weak. His younger sister, Charlotte, eventually uncovers his true strength. With Flay's support, Haruto shields his adopted family from harm. Meanwhile, a shadowy conspiracy brews within the kingdom. Though he would rather stay indoors and watch anime, Haruto may need to use his magic to protect those who have welcomed him.

"My Roommate is a Cat" follows Subaru Mikazuki, a 23-year-old mystery novelist who is introverted and shy, preferring the company of books over people. After losing his parents in a tragic accident, he lives completely alone. While visiting his parents' grave, Subaru meets Haru, a small gray-and-white cat. Even though he has no experience caring for another living creature, he decides to take her home. Haru enjoys the plentiful food that comes with indoor life, but she notices that Subaru can barely take care of himself. Will these two opposites learn to support one another? The story delves into the growing relationship between Subaru and Haru as they overcome their differences and discover how to understand each other.

Misato Kurihara was never able to enjoy close friendships or an ordinary lifestyle due to her outstanding personality. When she dies unexpectedly, she appears in a divine realm and is granted a single wish before her reincarnation. Wanting a normal life, she asks to be reborn with average abilities in the world she is about to enter. Reborn as Adele von Ascham, a noble’s daughter, she quickly discovers that her magical power is far beyond what anyone would call average. Undeterred, she leaves home and enrolls under the alias "Mile" at a hunter school in a different kingdom, aiming to lead an unremarkable life. Yet, as she encounters one strange situation after another, keeping her extraordinary abilities hidden grows more and more difficult.

In Zombie Land Saga Revenge, Franchouchou makes a comeback with greater power, only to find themselves drowning in debt. After a failed concert, the zombie members must take on part-time jobs to cover the venue costs, while their typically eccentric manager Koutarou Tatsumi falls into alcoholism. Despite the grim situation, the idols keep going. New rival groups appear, a well-known talk show host decides to step down, and deeper existential questions come up. Meanwhile, Koutarou's hidden past starts to be revealed as a journalist edges closer to the truth. As chaos takes over Saga, Franchouchou may come to realize that being undead is not their biggest worry—though the legendary Tae Yamada continues to build her mystique.

In "Look Back," fourth-grader Ayumu Fujino earns recognition for the hand-drawn four-panel comics she contributes to her school newspaper. Her world is shaken when she is paired with Kyoumoto, a secluded and enigmatic student whose artistic talent far exceeds her own, making Fujino feel inadequate for the first time. Driven to close that gap, Fujino throws herself into mastering manga creation over the course of a year, yet Kyoumoto's ability remains out of reach. Dejected, Fujino gives up on her efforts. A year later, at their graduation ceremony, she finally meets Kyoumoto and learns that the shy, stammering girl has long admired her work. This encounter reignites Fujino's passion for drawing, paving the way for a lasting friendship rooted in their shared love of manga and a spirit of friendly rivalry.

Aya Asagiri suffers daily bullying at school and physical abuse from her older brother Kaname, who is under pressure from their father's academic expectations. One evening, as she considers ending her life, she stumbles upon a strange website called Magical Girl Site that claims to grant magical powers. Initially dismissing it as a bizarre prank, she is shocked to find a magical gun in her shoe locker the next day. Carrying the gun, she confronts her tormentors again, and in a moment of desperation, she fires it, teleporting them to a nearby railroad where they are tragically hit by a passing train. Overwhelmed by guilt over her classmates' deaths, Aya desperately seeks answers. When she finds herself in danger again, she is rescued by Tsuyuno Yatsumura, another student who can manipulate time using magic. Together, the pair embarks on a challenging journey, battling both allies and rivals among other magical girls. Their mission also involves uncovering the mystery behind the enigmatic website and the looming catastrophic event known as "The Tempest."