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A short series focusing on the lives of Tamagotchi and their caretakers.

The second season of Tamagotchi Short Anime.

The Tamagotchi characters help out at McDonalds, gaining new experience in the process.

Compilation film covering Aikatsu!'s 3rd Season's "Aikatsu Restaurant" episode (ep. 140) followed by the "Unit Cup" arc (eps. 136-138), with new segments featuring commentary from Akari, Madoka, Juri, and Sumire. This is part of the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Akari Generation. After it is announced that a "Unit Cup" will take place at Starlight Academy's middle school, the eight performing two-member units are as motivated as possible. This time, the event's broadcast also includes a special corner where the idols report on each other's true personalities behind the scenes. Is it time for the idols to clash with one another more passionately than ever?! The curtain rises on the Unit Cup right here and now!

The narrative centers on Shouta, an ordinary high school student whose existence is upended when a creature known as a Gasshapon manifests before him, claiming origins from the future. Resembling Bandai's Gashapon prize-dispensing machines, this entity was dispatched to the past by a future version of Shouta. In that distant era, an alien faction called CC (or Cold Cosmo) has dedicated itself to transforming all luminous and warm celestial bodies into dark, frigid realms akin to their own. Although the Gasshapon intended to transport young Shouta to the year 2080 to secure the future, imperfections in their time travel technology instead hurl him into a completely different period: the era of the Honnouji Incident in 1582. There, Shouta finds himself inhabiting the role of the renowned warlord Oda Nobunaga. Ultimately, the ONA series project was canceled, leaving only a one-minute promotional video as its sole remaining artifact.

Bandai began streaming an animated promotional video for its upcoming Geki Drive racing kits on Tuesday. The new customizable cars are scheduled for release in January 2016. The video features two cars: the Dragon Gear (white) and Night Cougar (black). These vehicles are the first in the toy line's GD Machine Series. A third car, Burst Phoenix (red), is also planned. The cars use the "Link Unit System," making them easy to upgrade with new parts and assemble. Bandai is also releasing a 90-degree bank-curved track, which is recreated in the animated promotional video.

Hyper Positive Yogoremon is a collaboration among FIREBUG, Fuji TV, and Bandai centered on Otarou, a dirt-themed creature known as a yogoremon. This yogoremon, along with other yogoremon, will ask about the meaning of words and explain negative terms in a positive way. The shorts are also posted on the official CreepHyp YouTube channel.

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A fifth-grade boy named Eiji Tōmatsu and his "inspiration" companion, a dog called Pochirou. One day, Eiji discovers a mysterious volume titled the "Pikachin Research Book" and learns about the seven implements that constitute the Pikachin Kit. When Eiji presses a button inside the research book, a "Future Amazon" delivery instantly arrives at his doorstep with the kit. Following the blueprints included in the package, Eiji puts the kit together, but it appears that 1% of the kit is still missing. Within the franchise, the term "Pikachin" refers to the spark of inspiration or insight one receives for a new project, akin to the image of a lightbulb illuminating above someone's head when they have an idea. The franchise's core concept is "invention is 99% plastic models, 1% inspiration."

Short anime series released online by Bandai to promote their collectible miniatures game series, Navia Dratp.

An unprecedented crossover combines the universes of Mobile Suit Gundam and Hello Kitty through a unique supralloy collaboration. This reveals the backstory of the Chogokin Gundam★Hello Kitty project.

A 2016 promotional crossover short that investigates the reason behind Mazinger Z and Hello Kitty swapping places, produced to promote a series of die-cast Chogokin figures that combine the two characters.

In the movie "Kamisama Minarai: Himitsu no Cocotama - Kiseki wo Okose♪ Tepple to Dokidoki Cocotama-kai," Kokoro's school teams up with another school to host a bazaar where people can sell or donate items they no longer need. On her way home, Kokoro learns from Elder Tama that she and her Cocotama friends have earned a trip to Cocotama World, where they see the responsibilities of full-fledged Cocotama deities. Elder Tama asks Kokoro for help in encouraging humans to value their belongings more and avoid throwing them away carelessly. Meanwhile, Tepple slips into Cocotama World and steals a vital acorn, unlocking the Happy Tree, which produces the world's magical Happy Stars. When they notice the acorn is gone, Elder Tama and the Cocotama team set out on a mission to retrieve it. They discover that mushrooms are sprouting from discarded items, fueled by feelings of sadness, and releasing a harmful energy that affects both humans and Cocotama. Without the acorn, the Cocotama cannot effectively remove these mushrooms, especially given how quickly humans are tossing items away. Tepple misuses the acorn to extract a Happy Star, which accidentally creates a dark rift and triggers a mushroom outbreak in Cocotama World. Happy Stars start leaking into the human world, draining its magic. To stop the darkness from taking over the human realm, Kokoro and her Cocotama friends must repair Tepple's heart.

Inspired by Bandai's sparkly candy-toy line designed for girls who dream of shimmer and cuteness, Luminary Tears follows the story of star children—Petel Tear, Syuna Tear, and Proro Tear—who come from a radiant star in the heavens. These siblings spend their days gathering star droplets. One day, after making a wish on their collected droplets, magical LumiTear Sticks appear, granting them the power to cast spells and bring even more joy and wonder into their lives.

The narrative follows the exploits of Tamagotchis, set entirely on Tamagotchi Planet and starring the iconic characters. The majority of episodes adhere to a structure where each episode spotlights a different Tamagotchi in a standalone manner. A total of 27 episodes were broadcast on television, yet only the first nine were made available on the VHS release titled "Video de Hakken!! Tamagotchi," causing the remaining 18 episodes to be classified as lost media with only their episode names known.

In "Kindan Joshi," Hanako, an employee at a small publishing company, struggles with a minor communication problem. She frequently finds herself drawn to men she knows she cannot get close to, especially those who have never had a romantic relationship with a woman. Nevertheless, Hanako finds fulfillment in her lively fantasies, where she envisions herself falling in love with various men she encounters on a daily basis.

An era of civil war. In Zipangu, humans coexist with gimmick warriors—superhuman robots. Both people and gimmick warriors vie for power. Musashi, a Samurai gimmick warrior, sets out on a quest to become the greatest Samurai warrior. He thrives through a series of battles, encountering many heroes and villains, including his lifelong rival Kojiro, a master swordsman. Later, their general orders Musashi and Kojiro to escort the princess, the general's granddaughter. Spoiled and difficult, she turns their journey into a string of misadventures. Soon, they become entangled in a struggle for control of the country.

Amika is an elementary school student who aspires to become an idol. Her grandmother is a strict but wealthy woman residing on a remote island that she owns. After her grandmother passes away, Amika starts noticing subtle changes in her life. Shortly following the death of her grandmother, Amika's mother gives birth to a baby girl. Ironically, Amika's younger sister bears a striking resemblance to her grandmother in both appearance and behavior.

The anime Let's Go! Tamagotchi follows the everyday adventures of Mametchi, Memetchi, Kuchipatchi, ChaMametchi, and their circle of friends. It originally premiered in Japan in December 2007, and Bandai later released an English dub online in December 2008, becoming available one week before the first film's Japanese debut.

The tale of Nezumi Monogatari follows two mice named George and Gerald as they set out on an adventure with three companions in search of the "Dragon of Light."

Rudolf, a pampered housecat who lives with Rie and her household, is accidentally carried away on a truck during one of Rie's errands, ending up far from home. However, he gets lucky when he encounters Ippaiattena, a stray cat that teaches him crucial survival techniques. Ippaiattena also has the special ability to read and write Japanese, a skill Rudolf learns to use to better understand his surroundings. Armed with this newfound capability, Rudolf sets off on a journey across Japan with the goal of reuniting with his cherished family.

Azalea has been living on the colony-planet Dinahl, but she remembers nothing about her past until she hears a voice calling her name. Another voice then instructs her to go to a park atop a skyscraper. When she arrives, she finds others who also have no memory of their identities or what they were doing before being guided there by the same voice. Everyone gathered possesses superhuman abilities: Eno's psychic power, Umoth's x-ray vision, Neia's teleportation, Azalea's telepathy, and Locke's electrical mastery. Who has called them together, and what challenge awaits these five super-psychics?

The main character, known as Ryuu or the Crying Dragon, is an enigmatic man who frequently plays games with gang members. He only secures victories through "ron," a mahjong move where one waits for an opponent's tile to complete a winning hand. The term "ron" is also called "naki" in mahjong, which shares the same pronunciation as the Japanese word for "crying." This mahjong anime is based on a manga by Nojo Junichi from the 1980s and 1990s.

Super Mario World: Mario to Yoshi no Bouken Land is an interactive anime video based on the Super Mario World game. Made for Bandai's Terebikko system, it uses a telephone-shaped microphone that lets viewers interact with the video. Throughout the video, it asks the audience multiple-choice questions, like guessing what will come out of Yoshi's egg.

The story follows R and the Camera Club members as they join a stamp rally across Japan. Their club risks being disbanded unless they manage to collect all necessary stamps before 6:00 PM.

A special released with the Blu-ray edition of the movie containing alternate events after the end of the TV series.

A stop-motion short from Bandai, promoting the line of Super Mario Figuarts.

This animated short recounts the One Year War from the perspective of Lieutenant Commander Garret Schmitzer, and was included on the game disc of Mobile Suit Gundam: Zeonic Front for the PS2, published by BANDAI.

The story is set on Screw Island, a country shaped like a screw, and centers on the Vocabot named Heybot and his partner, Prince Nejiru, as they go around gathering different Vocab Screws. When these screws are placed on a Vocabot's head, they enable participation in Vocab Battles—contests where competitors vie to come up with and deliver the funniest jokes.

Recap of Uchuu Senkan Yamato 2199.

Manatsu and her friends are summoned to the frozen kingdom of Shantia by Princess Sharon. However, soon after they arrive, a monster attacks Shantia, cutting the kingdom off from the rest of the world.

In 1990, Bandai released the four-episode OVA series SD Gundam Gaiden, which was directed by Tetsuro Amino—known for Macross 7 and SD Gundam's Counterattack. This show takes place in the medieval fantasy realm of Suda Doaka. As with earlier entries, famous Gundam characters like Amuro Ray and Char Aznable make appearances, accompanied by fantasy-themed interpretations of iconic mobile suits. In this story, the valiant Knight Gundam and his allies must defend Suda Doaka from the threats posed by Satan Gundam and Sieg Zeon. A large portion of the plot unfolds in the Kingdom of Lacroa, a location that appears in multiple SD productions, such as the 2003 TV series SD Gundam Force. Like all older SD works, SD Gundam Gaiden has never been released in the United States.

Following the destruction of his homeland by a massive swarm of wasps, the honeybee named Hutch sets out into the world. He embarks on a journey to find his mother, the queen bee, from whom he became separated during the catastrophe. As he travels, Hutch witnesses the lives and deaths of many other insects, and through these experiences, he becomes strong and brave.

An event honoring the Aikatsu! All-Star awards is planned to be held. This special presentation highlights numerous songs and performances from across the anime series.

Yama Rikudo may look like an ordinary high school student, but her horn-like tufts of hair hint otherwise. She works as a demon police officer, defending Japan from dangerous supernatural entities. Even though her superiors keep trying to remove her from duty because of rising hostility between demons and humans, Yama refuses to back down. With a huge scythe in hand, she stays committed to her mission, partly motivated by her secret crush on her classmate Sho Kurogane—a love she discovered while posing as a student. Now she must rescue Sho and his friends from the evil scheme of their school's Headmistress, who plans to gain immortality by stealing the souls of others.

Compilation of Uchuu Senkan Yamato 2202: Ai no Senshi-tachi.

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.

In "Kizuna no Allele Season 2," PathTLIVE secures a place in the Virtual Grid Awards at ADEN Academy thanks to their joint efforts. The group—Miracle, Chris, Quan, Riz, and Noelle—along with other leading virtual artists, will participate in the Unit Battle, the main event of the ceremony. This competition decides which teams get to perform in the subsequent concert. As pressure mounts, PathTLIVE studies their rivals who also reached the finals, questioning whether they are ready to succeed. When self-assurance wavers, the team concentrates on self-improvement to boost their odds in the Unit Battle. By working alongside other distinguished performers, each member of PathTLIVE discovers fresh facets of their identity as virtual artists.

Fuu Nonoyama and Rui Nonoyama are sisters originally from a magical world. Though they were once close, the two have grown distant as time passed. One day, they are granted magical powers by two cat-like spirits named Uguisu and Azuki, enabling them to transform into magical girl idols. But this gift comes with stipulations: their powers last only one year, and they must conceal the existence of magic from others. Neither sister knows about the other’s transformation, so Fuu and Rui each set out on their own idol paths separately.

Seeking answers to questions such as "How were Gaia Memories created?" and "Why did W begin fighting?", Tokime listens as Shoutarou recounts a story from the past. The narrative centers on Shoutarou's relationship with the man he respected and called his old man—his mentor, Soukichi Narumi. In the wind-swept city of Fuuto, mysterious figures known as Dopants, empowered by Gaia Memories, began to appear. Young Shoutarou worked as Soukichi's assistant at the Narumi Detective Agency, aspiring to become a detective despite being dismissed as "half-baked." Yet unaware that Soukichi secretly operated as Kamen Rider Skull, Shoutarou often felt disappointed by his mentor. One evening, the agency received a mysterious phone call, summoning them to a critical meeting. When Shoutarou followed Soukichi to deliver a "trump card" provided by the caller, what he witnessed changed everything. This is the story of Shoutarou and Philip, the solitary detective duo, and the night that marked the beginning of Kamen Rider W. All the details of that decisive moment will be revealed.

In a world where the most exquisite ingredients are found in perilous territories and alongside lethal creatures, only the strongest and bravest can become true gourmands. Toriko is a Gourmet Hunter, a formidable warrior equipped with Gourmet Cells. These cells can be implanted into humans, and those who successfully integrate them experience rapid enhancement of their specific traits, granting them superhuman abilities. Alongside his chef partner Komatsu, he searches for the planet's most delectable foods! Their newest assignment involves investigating a mysterious biotope rumored to contain a secret recipe left by the world's most legendary hunter, Acacia. However, a mysterious and lethal hunter named Girim intervenes, proclaiming that he will claim Acacia's legacy for himself! When his strength proves too much even for Toriko, both allies and enemies must join forces to stop Girim before it's too late!

Quon Kisaragi was startled upon encountering a vision of herself suspended in midair. This apparition, identifying as a fragment of her own being, initiates an existential conversation between the two. This OVA serves as a side story included with the RahXephon Special Edition game for the Sony PlayStation 2.

In a world devastated by a catastrophic war that turned Earth into an endless desert, a greedy ruler hoards the limited water supply. Sheriff Rao sets out to find a legendary lake and seeks help from the demon king, who dispatches his son Beelzebub and Beelzebub's companion, Thief, to join the mission. This unlikely trio travels across the desolate landscape, confronting dragons, bandits, and the brutal soldiers of the King's army.

In Dream Festival!, Kanade Amamiya, a cheerful person who stays optimistic even when facing challenges, draws the attention of Haruto Mikami, a major name in the idol industry. This leads to Kanade being quickly recruited by D-4 Production. At the agency, he meets Shin Oikawa, Junya Sasaki, Itsuki Katagiri, and Chizuru Sawamura—other high school students who also dream of becoming idols. Their passion inspires Kanade to fully commit to his new path. A key opportunity to debut arrives when they are selected to perform at the company's Dream Festival. To succeed, they must collect Dorika—special cards given by the audience that idols use to create their stage outfits—and win the crowd's favor. Yet their journey to stardom is filled with challenges. The boys must first build a strong foundation of friendship and trust to make their dreams come true.

In 2199 AD, after obtaining the Cosmo Reverse System on Iscandar, the Space Battleship Yamato prepares to depart from the Large Magellanic Cloud galaxy. On the galaxy's edge, they unexpectedly encounter a mysterious group called the "Gatlantis," led by Goran Dagaamu of Thunder, commander of the Gutaba expeditionary force. Dagaamu demands that the Yamato be handed over to him. Despite their eagerness to return to Earth, the Yamato tries to avoid conflict but is struck by the formidable "Flame Direct Attack Cannon," a weapon capable of penetrating space itself. Though hit, the Yamato escapes but finds itself lost in an irregular dimension of strange colors. The crew decides to shut down the engines and investigate a mysterious planet. To gather information, Kodai, Kiryū, Sawamura, Niimi, and Aihara land on this planet. Upon arrival, they discover a ship that should not be there. Dagaamu, following the Yamato's jump trail, also arrives in this oddly colored space. The planet where the Yamato has landed is precisely the place Dagaamu has been searching for.

When an ice comet struck Venus, it transformed its toxic atmosphere into one that could support human life, turning humanity's dream of colonizing other planets into reality. However, for the settlers, Venus is far from the paradise they envisioned. As harvests fail and competition for limited resources escalates, tensions mount until the two inhabited continents edge toward open conflict. Reporter Susan Sommers reaches the capital of Aphrodia just as Ishtar launches an attack, and only the timely intervention of Hiro Seno and his Battle Bike squad saves her from certain death. But with Aphrodia now under Ishtar's control, Sue, Hiro, and his teammates are forced to flee. Their exceptional skill in Battle Bike—a sport blending motorcycle racing with roller derby—might become the secret weapon Aphrodia needs to turn the tide in the Venus Wars.

In 2024, computer networks are deeply integrated into everyday existence. Fourteen-year-old Sora Yuuki receives an invitation to play the online game "The World." Following an in-game incident, the real world starts to warp.

Five years have passed since the virtual AI Kizuna vanished from the digital realm, yet her legacy still motivates devotees like Miracle, a budding virtual entertainer. Within the prestigious ADEN Academy—a school where future virtual artists refine their abilities in singing, live streaming, and stagecraft—Miracle builds new friendships while honing her skills. Her ultimate ambition is to seize the hallowed Lapin d'Or trophy at the Virtual Grid Awards, an honor Kizuna secured for five consecutive years. To make this vision a reality, Miracle pours effort into elevating her channel's status through hard work and captivating performances, determined to distinguish herself among her classmates. Drawing inspiration from Kizuna's path, Miracle resolves to chase greatness and uplift those around her as she progresses.

The year is 2027 in MegaTokyo, six years before the Knight Sabers will make their debut. Boomers (artificial humans) are still a relatively new advancement, and the implementation and integration of boomers into society is still a bit buggy -- sometimes fatally so. Whenever a boomer incident occurs, though, there is the Advanced Police, a special force trained to deal with boomer crimes. Leon McNichol is a rookie in the AD Police, and is just starting to become exposed to the horrors and tragedies one finds every day in MegaTokyo. He and his veteran partner, Gina Marceau, slowly learn about the ever-fading line that separates man from machine.

In 54 AD, Cestvs, a fifteen-year-old gladiator, longs to flee his harsh existence in the arena. His master promises him freedom after one hundred victories, but Cestvs soon understands that his life as a slave is worth little. Following the death of a close friend, the hope of liberty becomes Cestvs' only reason to keep going. With steadfast determination, he sets out on a path to regain his freedom, battling fellow slaves for the amusement of the crowd.

The Digital World, a dimension born from the global network, is home to digital lifeforms known as Digital Monsters, watched over by the supercomputer Yggdrasil. Recently, Yggdrasil has set in motion the X Program, a drastic plan to eliminate all existing Digimon and create a new Digital World reserved for a select few. This initiative endangers the entire Digital World's existence. The X-Digimon, a new breed of Digital Monster, finds itself hunted by the Royal Knights, the Digital World's elite guardians. Following the commands of their master Yggdrasil, the Royal Knights execute Project Ark—a scheme to regenerate the Digital World and birth new Digimon, at the cost of all current digital life. Though pursued relentlessly, the X-Digimon strives to uncover the secret of its own creation and fight for the survival of all Digimon, ultimately sparking a profound transformation in the Digital World.

In the MMORPG known as 'The World', a gathering takes place at a pub as everyone waits for an event to begin. Old friends and acquaintances are reunited, including those who seldom log in anymore. Some are even meeting and forming new bonds for the first time. Invited by the hacker Helba, the group sets off for the event in the Net Slums, where a celebration awaits them all.

Three years after the Space Battleship Yamato's legendary return to Earth, the planet is rebuilding and has established peace with the Gamilans. This recovery depends heavily on the formerly forbidden Wave Motion technology. Meanwhile, the Yamato's former crew members, now leading separate lives, each receive a psychic summons from the enigmatic Goddess Teresa. She calls them to reassemble aboard the Yamato and journey to the distant planet Terezart, where a potent new force capable of countering the approaching menace of the ruthless Gatlantis Empire awaits. The Gatlantis Empire advances toward Earth with far from benevolent intentions. Unable to ignore Teresa's call, the crew reunites and embarks on a hazardous voyage through space, confronting trials that push their courage and resourcefulness against an even more daunting enemy than ever before.

In a future age of unprecedented prosperity, driven by Dr. Shizuma's invention of the clean, renewable Shizuma Drive, humanity enjoys a golden era. However, this peace is threatened by Big Fire, a sinister organization seeking world domination. Opposing them is the International Police Organisation, which deploys a team of superhuman fighters and martial artists, as well as Daisaku Kusama—the guardian and pilot of the mighty Giant Robo. When the IPO seizes an irregular Shizuma Drive vital to Big Fire's schemes, a fierce conflict erupts between the two forces. This battle tests Daisaku's determination, reveals the disturbing truth behind the Shizuma Drive's origins, and risks the destruction of human civilization. Giant Robo is a character-driven adventure set in a retro-futuristic world, blending elements of opera, kung-fu cinema, wuxia tales, and classic mecha anime. Although it features characters originally created by manga artist Mitsuteru Yokoyama, the story stands on its own as a unique narrative.

In the wake of her clash with the covert organization Amarariruku, Teru Momijiyama resumes her everyday life in Tokyo, carrying on with her hidden duty as Japan's guardian, Shy. Through her interactions with those around her, Teru's self-assurance increases, and she gradually comes to understand the deeper nuances of what being a hero truly entails. One evening after school, Teru encounters Ai Tennouji in the city, and they quickly form a connection, with Teru starting to open up more about herself. Teru learns that Ai left her hometown in pursuit of something closely tied to her role as Shy. With Amarariruku still a looming danger, Teru must determine how far she is willing to place her trust in and cooperate with the enigmatic Ai.

While playing the newly released MMORPG 'The World', Minase Mai and Tomonari Kasumi collapse in the real world after hearing a strange noise and are taken to the hospital. Mai recovers, but her friend Kasumi falls into a mysterious coma. Later, Mai is approached by Junichiro Tokuoka, the creator of 'The World', who reveals that six other players across the country have also collapsed while playing the game and are now in similar comas. What is 'The World' truly? What is that strange sound Mai keeps hearing? And why are people falling into comas from this game? Mai, Junichiro, and their associates set out to uncover the truth before anyone else gets hurt.

This genre-defying film is set in a near-future world dominated by machinery. Kokone ought to be focusing on her university entrance exams, but she keeps drifting off to sleep. Beyond wasting precious study time, her napping proves even more troublesome because it triggers strange dreams filled with battling machines—dreams that point to long-buried family secrets. She cannot turn to her father, a hipster mechanic whose talent and artistry far exceed what his job demands, since he is perpetually lost in his own whimsical projects modifying motorcycles and cars. What are these visions that simultaneously draw Kokone closer to her family and push her further away? Like the finest anime, this film revels in layered fantasy to reveal how opposites—waking and dreaming, the past and the future—are often far more connected than they seem.

With technological advancements, humanity has developed versatile robots called Labors to assist with everyday tasks. Unfortunately, some individuals use these machines for illegal activities, leading police departments worldwide to employ specialized "Patrol Labors," or Patlabors, to combat Labor-related crimes. New recruit Noa Izumi becomes part of a dedicated Patlabor unit, operating her own mech named Alphonse. Working alongside her peers, Izumi aims to safeguard society against those who misuse this formidable technology. As she settles into her role, she navigates the challenges of balancing her personal and professional life while forming friendships with aloof colleague Asuma Shinohara, fellow pilot Isao Oota, and others in her brigade. Together, they confront conspiracies, internal conflicts, and even supernatural perils.

In the fifty years since humans began hunting dragons in the sky, these mythical beasts have become both a grave danger and a valuable resource. Driven by the high worth of dragon parts, courageous hunters called "drakers" board specialized airships to pursue the creatures, risking their lives in the process. Despite the excitement of the hunt, draker life is fraught with challenges. Society often rejects them, and they lack a stable home. Maintaining their airships is expensive and laborious, and catching the rare and elusive dragons is no easy feat. The Quin Zaza, one of the few remaining airships, is home to a dedicated crew including Takita, a driven newcomer eager to make her mark; Mika, a skilled yet impulsive hunter; and Jirou, an earnest youth chasing after both dragons and clues to his own history. United by their mission, the team faces perilous aerial battles, using bold tactics and strategic prowess to overcome the threats they encounter.

Shirotsugh "Shiro" Lhadatt is a cadet in the Royal Space Force (RSF) of the Kingdom of Honneamise, despite never having left his home planet—something no one has ever achieved. The RSF is seen as a failure by its citizens and a government more focused on war with a neighboring nation than on advancing science. After attending a memorial for a fellow cadet, Shiro wanders the city at night and meets Riquinni Nonderaiko, a passionate young person enthusiastic about space exploration. Their interactions deepen, and Riquinni's motivation inspires Shiro to volunteer as a pilot for an upcoming rocket mission that could make him Honneamise's first astronaut. Soon after, Shiro and the RSF join forces with a dedicated group of experienced scientists and engineers eager to revive the nation's struggling space program. However, their efforts catch the government's attention, revealing possible hidden motives for the RSF. Despite major obstacles, this determined group persists, believing the cosmos may hold humanity's ultimate chance for redemption.

In "Dragon Ball Z: Plan to Eradicate the Saiyans," Dr. Raichii, the final survivor of the Tsufurujin race wiped out by the Saiyajin long ago, holds a powerful grudge against the last Saiyajin—Goku and Vegeta. He uses machines that release destron, a lethal gas capable of wiping out every living thing on Earth, creating a serious threat. The Z Fighters must locate and stop him within 72 hours to prevent the gas from causing permanent devastation.

In the ambitious Babylon Project, Tokyo undergoes a major urban transformation with the aid of Labors—specialized robots used for construction. These machines are essential to the rapid development of artificial islands in Tokyo Bay. When the key figure behind this project is found dead under suspicious circumstances that appear to be suicide, Captain Kiichi Gotou and his Patlabor team are assigned to uncover the truth. Meanwhile, a series of Labor malfunctions and a corrupted AI system endanger the lives of Tokyo's residents. Young pilot Noa Izumi, together with her Patlabor named Alphonse, works under Gotou's leadership to stop a potentially apocalyptic scheme aimed at destroying both the city and the country.

Following the conclusion of 02, life is finally returning to normal until a strangely familiar icon begins appearing on computer systems throughout Japan. The phenomenon spreads beyond computers to TVs, mobile phones, and video games; any device with a screen and online capabilities displays the symbol. This icon seems specifically targeted at Yagami Taichi and Ishida Yamato, the pair who defeated it years ago. The culprit is revealed to be Diablomon, the Virus-type Digimon and jellyfish creature vanquished in the second movie. However, this time Diablomon has learned to manifest physically and is dispatching thousands of copies into the real world. Koushiro and Ken formulate a strategy to eradicate the virus permanently, though the plan requires the assistance of all the Destined, both past and present. Once again, a race against time begins to halt Diablomon's scheme, yet the situation remains shrouded in shadow. Will the revival of Omagamon suffice to stop Diablomon a second time, or will the millions of copies provide enough of a power boost to withstand the "Digimon Champion of Justice"? Furthermore, the villain has yet to encounter the new breed of Chosen or their new techniques. It is a fight to the finish with the destruction of Tokyo hanging in the balance.

At the Konoha Academy, strict discipline and decorum are upheld at all times. However, the atmosphere changes with the arrival of transfer student Naruto Uzumaki, who loudly announces his goal to become the Yakuza boss of all Japan. Naruto swiftly challenges nearly every club president and local delinquent in the school. Among his classmates, Sasuke Uchiha is the one who especially stands out and has an influence on Naruto.

This entry refers to the 2007 film, not to be mistaken for the initial story arc of the 2012 JoJo's Bizarre Adventure TV anime series, which also carries the title Phantom Blood, nor for the movie-format re-edit of that same first season compiled from the 2012 TV episodes. Jonathan Joestar, a young aristocrat, finds his peaceful life shattered when a new boy named Dio Brando arrives. Dio has ties to Jonathan's father, and as time passes, a bitter rivalry develops as Dio grows increasingly fixated on a mysterious, ancient, and enchanted stone mask that Jonathan's father keeps. Note: This film has never been released to the public beyond its initial limited theatrical run and is considered largely lost, with only a few trailers and a discovered 16-minute undubbed clip compilation used for a student sound design project remaining.

In "Digimon Adventure tri.," the Chosen Children are struggling with the betrayal of Meicoomon, a digital partner who recently joined their group alongside her human partner, Meiko Mochizuki. Koushirou Izumi is determined to uncover the reason behind Meicoomon's loss of control. Meanwhile, Takeru Takaishi notices that his Digimon partner, Patamon, is showing alarming symptoms similar to those seen in other infected Digimon like Meicoomon. Unexpectedly, the Chosen Children receive a critical warning from Homeostasis, a mysterious entity that reveals the imminent danger threatening both the human world and the Digital World, the realm of the Digimon. Homeostasis intends to execute a "Reboot" to eliminate the digital infection by resetting all data in the Digital World. While this action will remove the infection, it will also erase the memories of every Digimon, including those partnered with the Children. Can the Chosen Children stop Meicoomon's threat and prevent the Reboot, or is this the end of their adventure with their Digimon friends?

Shoutarou Hidari, a tough private eye from the Narumi Detective Agency, tirelessly works to keep peace in Fuuto with his sharp-witted partner, Philip. One evening, Shoutarou meets a mysterious woman named Tokime, who soon becomes linked to a series of thefts and murders. As he investigates further, he learns that people are using "Gaia Memories"—memory sticks shaped like USB drives—to transform into dangerous creatures called "Dopants." Though they have defeated many of these Gaia Memory users before, several still pose a serious threat to the city. Resuming their roles as Kamen Rider W, Fuuto's legendary protector, Shoutarou and Philip—who also use Gaia Memories for justice—must face the remaining Dopant danger. In doing so, they need to solve the mystery of Tokime and confront a past they thought they had left behind.

In Sacred Seven, Alma Tandoji lives a solitary life because of his dangerous abilities. When Ruri Alba arrives with her entourage, she senses Alma's latent power as one of the Sacred Seven and asks for his help. Alma refuses, haunted by past incidents where his powers caused destruction. A monstrous creature born from a Dark Stone threatens the peaceful town of Kanto, a danger that only Alma's Sacred Seven abilities can stop. But when Alma tries to intervene, his power goes out of control, making the crisis worse. Ruri activates her gemstone to unlock Alma's full potential, reciting, "My Soul I give to you." Bound by Ruri's sincere wish sealed in her gem, can Alma learn to master his powers and defeat the Dark Stone?

The grand sports festival in Konohagakure is in full swing, with all ninja teams vying for the ultimate prize: a week of paid vacation. Naruto Uzumaki is determined to triumph alongside Sasuke Uchiha and Sakura Haruno. However, he faces an unexpected obstacle in the form of a sudden digestive problem. Balancing his participation in the competitions with his urgent need, Naruto finds himself in a series of increasingly challenging situations as he tries to resolve his predicament.

In ancient times, a race known as the Shadow Angels invaded Earth with the intent of draining its inhabitants' life force. By a miraculous turn of events, the Shadow Angels entered a dormant state, granting humanity 12,000 years of respite. But following the cataclysmic event known as the Holy Genesis, which wreaked havoc on the planet eleven years prior, these beings reawakened and resumed their attacks. DEAVA, a newly formed organization, created a powerful robotic weapon called Aquarion to defend against this threat. To harness Aquarion’s full power, three pilots must synchronize their hearts, minds, and spirits, a task only a select few can accomplish. The hunt for these individuals, referred to as 'Element Users', became crucial for securing humanity’s future. The narrative of Sousei no Aquarion centers around Apollo, a wild and impoverished young man who is thought to be the reincarnation of a legendary hero. After losing his closest friend to the Shadow Angels, Apollo resolves to become an Aquarion pilot. Will he be able to alter the course of the conflict and liberate humanity from the Shadow Angels’ looming danger?

In May 2018, V-Jump announced a promotional anime for Dragon Ball Heroes, a Japanese arcade and trading card game. For Western players, the video game was also released on Nintendo Switch, while the card game was called "Dragon Ball Super TCG" in the West, merging with an existing Japanese card game under the same name. The anime, which was planned as a short series not broadcast on television, adapts the Prison Planet Arc from the game, as well as the manga-exclusive arcs "Big Bang Mission" and "Ultra God Mission." These storylines originally appeared in the Heroes manga in Saikyou Jump but belong to two separate canons. They have not yet received official English translations. The first episode premiered on July 1, 2018, at Aeon Lake Town.

Amid a new crisis where Digimon, digital creatures, are becoming more aggressive and powerful while invading the human world, Maki Himekawa and Daigo Nishijima—members of the mysterious Incorporated Administrative Agency—are working to understand these events. Most of the Chosen Children are busy preparing for Tsukishima General High School’s upcoming summer festival. Having just returned from the United States, Mimi Tachikawa struggles to reconnect with both her classmates and the other Chosen Children. Meanwhile, Jou Kido focuses entirely on his studies, deliberately avoiding anything related to Digimon, which causes his partner Gomamon to leave. Despite the growing threat from infected Digimon, the choices made by Mimi and Jou create tension within their group. Can they resolve their personal issues in time to help their friends face the escalating danger?

During the steam-powered era of Victorian Britain, the Industrial Revolution drives the empire's expansion. James Ray Steam, a young inventor from a distinguished family of innovators, resides in Manchester, where he spends his days laboring in local factories and gathering parts for his creations. One day, he gets a mysterious parcel from his grandfather, who is working with Ray's father in the United States. The parcel holds an odd ball fitted with a valve. Soon after, agents from the O'Hara Foundation storm his home, aiming to confiscate the object. Panicked and bewildered, Ray flees to the home of his grandfather's associate, Robert Stephenson, with his pursuers close behind. As he uncovers the secrets and capabilities of the ball, it becomes clear that multiple factions within the British Empire are competing to gain control of it.

The struggle between Haruto and his allies against Dorssia's military force persists. Yet, numerous mysteries stay unresolved during the conflict—the hidden past of L-Elf and his fellow soldiers, the unknown fate of the enigmatic girl Liselotte, and the emotional turmoil within Haruto, Shōko, and Saki. The bonds and allegiances of every individual in each army will be severely tested as the confrontation of ideals and raw might reaches its decisive moment.

The Ark Fleet has been destroyed, and a large portion of the enemy forces have been eliminated thanks to its crash landing. As the remaining members of the Knights of St. Michael regroup to launch a final assault on Castle Weisswolf, the W-0 unit, alongside their new ally Ashley Ashra, prepare to stop them. Meanwhile, with his Geass spiraling out of control, Shin moves to erase his younger brother's existence once and for all. However, Akito, who made a promise to Leila that he would return alive, refuses to accept that fate, and the two face off in their ultimate battle.

The story takes place on the isolated island of Iwado in Okinawa, where a movement is growing that calls for a return to self-governance. Ao Fukai, a twelve-year-old boy whose father is absent, lives on the island with an elderly doctor named Toshio and is about to start middle school. Ao’s mother was taken away by unknown people ten years ago. Naru Arata, Ao’s twelve-year-old childhood friend and the story’s heroine, lives with her father, older sister, and grandmother. Because of an incident when she was young, she developed a power called "Yuta." Suddenly, a mysterious being known as "Secret" appears and attacks the Scub Coral lifeform on the island. In his strong desire to protect the island, Ao launches a certain military FP called "Nirvash" that is aboard a Japanese military transport.

In the Labyrinth, a vast underground realm, human colonies have long forgotten the surface world, which may now be nothing more than legend. To survive this harsh environment, colonists take on specific roles: Workers mine essential minerals, while Markers explore the unexpectedly lush Labyrinth to gather data for navigation. Humanity constantly fights kaijuu, monsters ranging from tiny to colossal, all of which are deadly. Some kaijuu can even breach colony walls, increasing the danger. Memenpu, a nine-year-old college graduate, has created innovations that greatly help the Workers in her colony. She dreams of a place without boundaries, a sky stretching endlessly above. Inspired by these visions, Memenpu wants to become a Marker and uncover the Labyrinth's mysteries. Her father, Gagumber, opposes this ambition, but a sudden encounter with a kaijuu triggers an eventful, dangerous journey that could change humanity's future.

Over ten thousand years following the Genesis Aquarion era, humanity resides on the star Vega, constantly threatened by interdimensional invaders called Abductors from Vega's sister star, Altair. These Abductors raid Vega to steal human lives. To counter this menace, the Neo-DEAVA organization was created, deploying advanced mecha known as Aquaria, which are strictly divided by gender, with rules forbidding any interaction between males and females in both daily life and combat. However, the arrival of a powerful Abductor mecha shatters this order. In the midst of this crisis, two youths, Mikono and Amata, become drawn into the conflict. Unknown to them, Amata breaks a critical taboo by activating an Aquaria and performing the Forbidden Union, combining male and female Aquaria. This act horrifies Neo-DEAVA, with consequences far beyond Amata's understanding. Questions arise about how he can pilot an Aquaria, how he knows of the Forbidden Union, and why Mikono unexpectedly possesses the ability to operate the mecha as well.

While W-0 is away, Leila and the remaining crew at the base find themselves surrounded by Britannian Knightmares. Piloting the Vercingetorix, Shin Hyuuga leads the enemy charge, having taken over the position of Grand Master in the Knights of St. Michael. With her core members unavailable, it falls to Leila to protect her comrades, but this may prove far more difficult than she realizes: a spy lurking among them is finally ready to reveal themselves. Left with no choice but to surrender, Leila arranges a meeting with Shin to ensure the safety of her squad. However, as negotiations begin to break down, Akito and an unexpected ally return just in time to turn the tide.

Three years have passed since the gateway to the Digital World closed, and Taichi Yagami along with his friends have matured while pursuing their own goals. Now a high school sophomore, Taichi feels growing pressure to decide his future, as his once tight-knit group gradually drifts apart due to differing interests. Suddenly, a rogue insect-like Digimon named Kuwagamon disrupts the city's electronics, prompting Taichi to chase after it. Trapped by the Digimon, Taichi's Digivice begins to glow, and Agumon reappears. Together, they defeat Kuwagamon, but many questions remain unanswered: why did this Digimon enter the human world, what is happening in the Digital World, and how does the new transfer student Meiko Mochizuki fit into these events?

After discovering the face of their true enemy—someone who is related to Akito and responsible for the Geass placed upon him—W-0 attempts to return to their base at Castle Weisswolf. However, stranded in Warsaw due to a complication involving their military identification, they are forced to accept the help of local gypsies, allowing the squad to take some time to deepen their bonds. Meanwhile, Britannian advisor Julius Kingsley and his guard Suzaku Kururugi begin working together with the Knights of St. Michael in order to crush the European resistance once and for all, armed with the destructive power of a giant weapon known as the Ark Fleet.

In the year 2199, Earth has been left in devastation, its once-thriving environments completely wiped out by relentless attacks from the Gamilas Empire. The remaining population of humanity survives in underground cities, struggling to endure the deadly radiation. Yet a glimmer of hope appears: the planet Iscandar holds the Cosmo Reverse System, a device capable of restoring Earth's destroyed surface. To obtain this crucial technology, the Earth Defense Force commits its last resources to the Yamato, an advanced warship powered by an infinite energy source called the Wave Motion Engine. The Yamato's crew consists of a diverse group, including the young Tactical Officer Susumu Kodai and the seasoned Captain Juuzou Okita. Though their combat experience varies, they all share a single mission: to survive the dangerous 168,000-light-year journey to Iscandar and rescue humanity from certain extinction.

After her recent accomplishments, Leila Malcal has risen to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel and taken command of W-0. Having thwarted an abduction attempt on the European army's General, she enlists the three would-be kidnappers to fill W-0's shortage of pilots. Ayano Kosaka, Yukiya Naruse, and their leader Ryou Sayama agree, seeking a sense of belonging. When ordered to conduct a commando raid via airdrop behind enemy lines, Leila chooses to accompany them in order to minimize unnecessary bloodshed. As the unit charges into combat, Akito is overtaken by an uncontrollable urge for violence, cutting down anyone in his path. Unbeknownst to him, he is about to confront the very person who inflicted this bloodthirsty curse upon him—someone all too familiar.

After Magenta's father was defeated by Gokuu Son, Magenta seeks revenge against Gokuu's family and friends. To bring back the defunct Red Ribbon Army, Magenta recruits Dr. Hedo, the grandson of the infamous scientist Dr. Gero. Hedo creates a line of superhero-themed androids designed to eliminate Gokuu, after Magenta convinces him that Earth's strongest warriors are actually alien enemies. While Gokuu and Vegeta are away training off-world, Piccolo becomes a mentor to Pan, Gokuu's young granddaughter, teaching her combat skills just as he did with her father, Gohan Son. Gohan, who has abandoned his warrior life to pursue an academic path, finds his peaceful routine disrupted along with Piccolo's when Gamma 1-gou and Gamma 2-gou, Hedo's new android creations, appear. Although the Gamma androids believe they are acting for justice, a hidden plot unfolds within the Red Ribbon Army base. Gohan and Piccolo must take urgent measures to protect Pan and defend the planet from this emerging mechanical threat.

In the futuristic, alien-populated city of Edo, Gintoki leads the Yorozuya team—comprised mainly of Shinpachi and Kagura, who often feel like overworked employees—taking on various odd jobs to make ends meet while avoiding overly dangerous situations. Their routine is disrupted when Katsura, the Joui rebel leader and an old friend of Gintoki, disappears after a brutal attack by an unidentified assailant. Shinpachi and Kagura begin looking into Katsura’s disappearance and the attacker’s identity. Meanwhile, Gintoki takes on what appears to be an unrelated task: retrieving the Benizakura, a powerful and enigmatic sword that was recently stolen, for the blacksmith Tetsuya. As both investigations progress, they intersect, drawing the Yorozuya into a complex conspiracy involving the malevolent origins of the Benizakura. Determined to face the threat directly, Gintoki plans an assault on the enemy’s stronghold with the aid of some surprising allies, setting off on one of his most perilous missions.

It is the 71st year of the True Era, and humanity has expanded into space, populating numerous colonies across the galaxy. Two major powers dominate the world: the Atlantic Rim United States (ARUS) and the Dorssia Military Pact Federation (Dorssia), locked in combat on both Earth and in orbit. Caught in the middle, a neutral alliance comprising Japan and the Islands of the Oceanian Republic (JIOR) maintains peace and economic stability by staying out of the wars. The events of Kakumeiki Valvrave take place in a JIOR space colony, where Haruto Tokishima, a 17-year-old student at Sakimori Academy, enjoys a quiet routine—until a Dorssian fleet launches a surprise assault on the neutral colony. Their objective: seize the Valvraves, rumored to be powerful mechas hidden beneath the school. In the chaos, Haruto discovers one of these machines. Determined to protect his friends, he climbs into the Valvrave and forms a pact to wield its strength, sacrificing his humanity in the bargain. Together with L-elf, a shrewd Dorssian agent and strategist, Haruto vows to free the world using the Valvrave.

Two years after the Tendoshuu's assault on the O-Edo Central Terminal, the Yorozuya team has disbanded. Gintoki Sakata, anticipating Utsuro's return, begins exploring the Earth's ley lines for clues about Utsuro's Altana. He encounters surviving Tendoshuu members who still seek immortality, and eventually returns to Edo. Once reunited, the Shinsengumi and Yorozuya launch a counterattack on the occupied Central Terminal. With the extracted Altana from the Tendoshuu ship at risk of exploding, the Yorozuya and their allies fight a fierce battle against their enemies, with the fate of Edo and the world at stake. In memory of their mentor, Shouyou Yoshida's former students gather once more, reflecting on their past as they work toward securing their future.

In 2017, the Holy Britannian Empire is steadily taking over Europe. To counter the empire's overwhelming military strength while minimizing their own losses, the European army forms a specialized squad called Wyvern, also designated W-0, made up of former Japanese citizens—people the Britannians refer to as "Elevens." These youths, recruited from destitute circumstances, pilot Knightmare Frames, the humanoid battle machines, on high-risk missions in exchange for a chance at recognition. When a European regiment becomes trapped and surrounded by enemy forces, Wyvern is deployed for a rescue operation. Among the pilots chosen for the extraction is Lieutenant Akito Hyuuga, known as "Hannibal's Ghost" for his exceptional combat skill. But the mission turns into a suicide charge when the commanding officer triggers the self-destruct sequence on the Knightmares, aiming to deal massive damage to the Britannian troops. In the aftermath of the devastation, Akito emerges as the only one left alive.

In the MMORPG known as The World, a wavemaster named Tsukasa awakens with fragmented memories, uncertain of what he did before appearing in the game. Accused of hacking by the Crimson Knights due to his connection with a modified cat-like avatar, Tsukasa finds himself unable to leave the virtual realm. As he explores the digital landscape searching for answers, he must evade the scrutiny of the knights and the suspicions of other players he encounters. Throughout his journey in The World, Tsukasa discovers a mystical artifact that takes the form of a "guardian," promising to protect him from harm. Meanwhile, Subaru, the leader of the Crimson Knights, along with other players who have become acquainted with Tsukasa, set out to uncover the reason behind his inability to log out and prevent the situation from worsening.

After a time of peace, Earth faces a new danger as Sorbet and his underling Tagoma, remnants of Frieza's army, arrive aiming to bring their former leader back to life using Shenron. They pressure Emperor Pilaf, Shuu, and Mai into giving up the Dragon Balls they have. Once resurrected, Frieza, driven by the deep resentment he harbors for Son Goku and Future Trunks from his time in Hell, vows to destroy them. Sorbet points out that Future Trunks has been gone for a long while and notes that Goku's power has exceeded even Majin Buu's. Still, Frieza believes a few months of training will be enough to outmatch Goku. The uncertainty remains: will Frieza succeed in his revenge, or will Goku, Vegeta, and their companions step up to defend Earth from this new menace?

After vanquishing their mighty opponent, Goku Son and his companions enjoy peaceful days on Earth. In the cosmos, Beerus, the God of Destruction, stirs from a long sleep, prompted by visions of a being called a Super Saiyan God. Together with his aide Whis, Beerus sets out to find this powerful fighter, seeking a worthy adversary. Learning that the Saiyan homeworld has been destroyed, Beerus focuses on the Saiyans remaining on Earth, targeting Goku in particular. Unaware of the Super Saiyan God legend, Goku and his friends summon Shen Long, the Eternal Dragon, only to discover that even Shen Long fears Beerus. After learning how to achieve the Super Saiyan God form, Goku engages Beerus in a fierce battle that threatens the planet.

In the Land of Wind, the ninjas of Sunagakure face a sudden attack from mysterious armored warriors. Soon after, these same warriors, led by the powerful knight Temujin, assault Naruto Uzumaki, Sakura Haruno, and Shikamaru Nara, who were on a mission to retrieve a lost ferret. Naruto fights Temujin in a fierce battle, causing both of them to fall off a cliff. Worried by Naruto's sudden disappearance, Sakura and Shikamaru are further shocked by the appearance of a massive, moving structure that destroys everything in its path. Sakura sets out to find Naruto, while Shikamaru ventures into the imposing fortress to uncover the truth behind the dangerous situation. As the battle grows, ninjas from Konohagakure join forces with their Sunagakure allies to fight their common enemy. Yet, in the midst of the chaos, a conflict arises over different visions of an ideal world.

While checking the footage from a camera he confiscated from a movie pirate at a premiere, Gintoki is unexpectedly sent into a grim, post-apocalyptic version of Edo. A mysterious illness known as the "White Plague" has devastated the global population. The supposed movie pirate was actually an android time machine, and Gintoki has been thrown five years into the future! Shinpachi and Kagura, his fellow Yorozuya members, have split apart and now operate as hardened solo vigilantes. Meanwhile, Gintoki himself has been missing for years, having vanished without a trace after leaving a cryptic note in his journal. Donning a disguise provided by the android time machine, Gintoki clumsily brings the Yorozuya team back together to investigate the White Plague. He soon learns that the solution to saving the future is hidden in the shadows of his own past. As he prepares to face a powerful enemy, he makes a crucial realization—with a mismatched group of friends and allies standing by him, he doesn't need to face the battle alone.

In "Naruto Shippuden the Movie 2: Bonds," flying ninjas from the Land of Sky launch a sudden attack on Konohagakure, driven by their desire for revenge against their former enemy. Naruto Uzumaki, eager to join the fight, is held back by a mysterious doctor named Shinnou, who needs his help to rescue an injured person. While transporting the wounded individual to the hospital, Naruto meets Amaru, a hot-tempered young girl from a nearby village urgently seeking Shinnou's aid. As the attacking forces pull back to regroup, Tsunade dispatches a small team consisting of Sai, Shikamaru Nara, and Kakashi Hatake to destroy their hideout. At the same time, she orders Naruto, Sakura Haruno, and Hinata Hyuuga to accompany Shinnou and Amaru on their journey. Orochimaru, however, has other plans; he directs Sasuke Uchiha to capture the doctor skilled in reincarnation for his own purposes. When the escort team accidentally uncovers the dark motives behind the attacks, a series of chaotic events unfolds. Despite an unexpected reunion, Naruto remains determined to end the conflict and its destructive consequences.

Demons that nearly annihilated the world are resurrected by an unknown force. To avert global destruction, these entities must be sealed, a feat only achievable by Shion, a shrine maiden from the Country of Demons. She possesses two distinct abilities: the power to seal demons and the foresight to predict human deaths. Naruto is assigned to protect Shion, yet she foresees his own demise. The sole method to evade this fate is to distance himself from her, but doing so leaves her vulnerable, allowing the demon, whose singular objective is to slay Shion, to succeed and trigger the end of the world. Naruto chooses to defy this "prediction of death," but fails to disprove Shion's vision, ultimately appearing to die in vain.

Naruto Uzumaki, together with his teammates Sasuke Uchiha and Sakura Haruno, is assigned to escort a film crew to the Land of Snow. Their mission grows complicated when they discover their charge is the famous actress Yukie Fujikaze, who refuses to go to the destination. Matters worsen after an unexpected clash with ninja from the Land of Snow, leading Naruto to learn that Yukie is concealing her real identity. The story follows the team's fight against the obstacles of the Land of Snow and their effort to uncover Yukie's true reason for the trip.

In the quiet town of Bellforest, 14-year-old Renton Thurston longs to escape his ordinary life and join the mercenary group Gekkostate. Torn between his grandfather's push for him to become a mechanic and the shadow of his deceased father, Renton finds his only thrill in riding Trapar wave particles, a local form of air surfing. Everything changes when a strange object crashes into his home—an advanced mecha called the Nirvash typeZERO, built to ride the Trapar waves. Its pilot is Eureka, a young Gekkostate member who asks for Renton's help maintaining the machine. This chance encounter launches Renton into a new adventure as he becomes the Nirvash's co-pilot alongside Eureka.

Forty-one years ago on Planet Vegeta, the homeworld of the Saiyan race, King Vegeta observed a newborn named Broly whose latent power exceeded even that of his own son. Fearing Broly's strength might one day outgrow his son Vegeta's, the king ordered the infant exiled to the barren planet Vampa. Broly's father Paragus tried to follow and rescue his child, but their ship sustained damage, leaving both stranded on the lifeless world for years. They remained unaware that their circumstances were about to take an unforeseen turn. On Earth many years later, Goku and Prince Vegeta—believed to be the last surviving Saiyans—train together on a remote island. Their session is disrupted by the arrival of their old enemy Frieza, who forces them to locate the final wish-granting Dragon Ball on a frozen continent. Upon reaching the site, Frieza introduces his new allies Paragus and the now overwhelmingly powerful Broly. A colossal battle erupts, threatening the very survival of the world as Goku and Vegeta face Broly, a warrior whose unmatched fury is about to be unleashed.

In a world where anthropomorphic animals live side by side, the esteemed title of Beastar is granted to those who fight prejudice to unite carnivores and herbivores. For five years, Cherryton Academy has gone without a Beastar, but the murder of an alpaca on campus has escalated tensions between species, making the need for a unifying leader more critical than ever. After Louis, the frontrunner for the role, steps down and leaves, the student council declares that the student who identifies the killer will be crowned Beastar. Motivated by his determination to shield the weak, Legoshi accepts the challenge of solving the crime, a quest made even more difficult by his complicated feelings for Haru, a white rabbit.

The ability to travel through time... It can be used for the benefit of mankind, or simply exploited for selfish reasons. While many might dream of having such a power, it has become a stark reality for ordinary schoolgirl Konno Makoto. After a fateful event, her life takes an extraordinary turn. At first, she uses her power to literally "leap" into the past and adjust small things to make her life more convenient, but she soon must confront the fact that altering the past can lead to serious consequences.

In 1988, a young boy with psychic abilities triggers a catastrophic explosion that destroys Tokyo and ignites World War III. To avert future disasters, he is captured and hidden from the public. Thirty years later, the reconstructed Neo-Tokyo is ravaged by gang violence and anti-government unrest. Shoutarou Kaneda leads "the Capsules," a notorious gang known for their oversized custom motorcycles and their bitter feud with "the Clowns." During a confrontation with their rivals, Kaneda's best friend, Tetsuo Shima, collides with an esper escaping a government facility. This incident awakens Tetsuo's dormant psychic powers, which quickly spiral out of control. As authorities struggle to contain this new threat to the city, Tetsuo becomes increasingly powerful, transforming into the epicenter of the escalating chaos.

Within a sophisticated society of anthropomorphic creatures, the tenuous peace between carnivores and herbivores faces a severe challenge at Cherryton Academy when Tem, an alpaca from the drama club, becomes the victim of a brutal predation. Legoshi, a grey wolf responsible for stage production, has long been viewed with suspicion due to his species. In the aftermath of the tragedy, he battles to suppress his primal instincts while attempting to remain inconspicuous, a stance that irritates Louis, the haughty red deer leading the drama club. When Louis tasks Legoshi with standing guard so he can sneak into the auditorium to assist Tem's replacement with rehearsal, Legoshi encounters Haru, a diminutive white rabbit frequently mocked by her classmates. As Legoshi's affection for Haru deepens, conflicting with his innate predatory drives, he is compelled to face his own nature, reveal the truth surrounding Tem's death, and tackle the escalating violence endangering their coexistence.

Deep beneath the surface in an isolated underground village, Simon and Kamina spend their days together. Kamina is a bold, reckless dreamer eager to forge his own path, whereas Simon is a shy youth with no grand aspirations. While digging one day, Simon stumbles upon a peculiar artifact that awakens an ancient war machine they christen Lagann. Equipped with this new weapon, the pair defends their home against a sudden assault from the surface, receiving crucial aid from Yoko Littner, a fierce red-haired warrior who roams the upper world wielding a colossal firearm. Following their triumph, the sky is revealed to them for the first time, igniting a shared desire to explore the desolate surface alongside Yoko. They quickly become entangled in a war against the Beastmen, monstrous humanoids who terrorize the remnants of humanity with their powerful mecha known as Gunmen. Despite facing countless hardships and defeats, the trio battles valiantly alongside other survivors to reclaim the surface and uncover a cosmic mystery that stretches across the galaxy.

One year after the failed Black Rebellion against the Holy Britannian Empire and the mysterious disappearance of Zero, the Black Knights in Area 11 struggle to survive without their charismatic leader. Deprived of their former strength, the resistance can no longer effectively oppose the brutal policies Britannia enforces on the Elevens to crush any lingering defiance. Meanwhile, Lelouch Lamperouge, having lost all memory of his past identity, lives a quiet life as a student at Ashford Academy, enjoying time with his friends. However, his former ally C.C., refusing to give up on their shared goal, works to restore Lelouch's memories, hoping that the strategic genius known as Zero will return to complete their unfinished revolution.

On August 10, 2010, the Holy Empire of Britannia initiated a campaign to conquer Japan. Thanks to their deployment of Knightmare Frames, new mobile humanoid armored vehicles, the operation concluded within a single month. Stripped of its sovereignty and identity, the nation was renamed Area 11. Its inhabitants, now labeled Elevens, struggle for survival while Britannian aristocrats enjoy comfort within their enclaves. In response, various resistance factions have emerged across Area 11 to fight for independence. Lelouch, an exiled Britannian prince living under the guise of a student, finds himself drawn into the turmoil on the island nation. Following a chance meeting with a mysterious girl named C.C., he acquires the Geass, the power of the king. This ability grants him the power to command absolute obedience from anyone, allowing Lelouch to finally execute his plan to destroy Britannia from within.