Bandai Namco Music Live

Second part of Mahou no Shimai Lulutto Lilly.

Second part of Yoroi Shin Den Samurai Troopers.

Episodes 13 through 15, which were not broadcast, are included in the NIJIYON ANIMATION Blu-ray box. In these episodes, Kasumi, Shizuku, Karin, Ai, Kanata, Emma, Setsuna, Rina, Shioriko, Mia, Lanzhu, and Ayumu all tell Yu how much they love her.

A new Space Battleship Yamato project which is a sequel to the Uchuu Senkan Yamato 2205: Aratanaru Tabidachi films.

The third and final season of ULTRAMAN. Shinjirou (Ultraman), haunted by a nightmare, begins to realize he can no longer keep his abilities under control and struggles to contain them. His power is unleashed beyond his control, the city is destroyed, and people are hurt. Society begins to call Ultraman a "disaster of mankind" and the hero becomes a target for condemnation. Shinjirou, alone and having lost everything, finds himself in the middle of a maelstrom of fate. In the shadows of the confusion, an ominous alien force moves in secret.

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.

Second season of Nijiyon Animation.

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 the world of women's competitive cycling, which had been inactive for years, the newly established Rinkai League sparked renewed interest with its first races. This revival attracted many Japanese women aiming to become professional cyclists. Izumi Itou, a cycling enthusiast, is reluctant to fully commit to the competitive arena despite encouragement from friends. However, Izumi's viewpoint changes upon learning that her grandmother was once a champion in women's cycling. Her grandmother then decides to mentor Izumi, helping to bring out her hidden potential. Although Izumi lacks experience, the presence of a formidable Swiss rival determined to dominate the competition pushes Izumi to surpass personal limits and chase victory.

Second season of Bungou Stray Dogs Wan!.

Orphen, having exhausted all alternatives, follows Winona into an audience with Almagest, the sovereign of the Imminent Domain. What mysteries lie hidden within him?

In Maebashi, high schooler Yuina Akagi lives a carefree life, spending her time online shopping and snapping pictures of her everyday adventures. One day, she meets a talking frog that recognizes her hidden magical potential and instantly transports her to the Witch-Verse. There, the frog introduces her to four other chosen girls: the cheerful Choco Mitsumata, the elegant Kyouka Kitahara, the laid-back Mai Kamiizumi, and the hot-tempered Azu Niisato, who is at first doubtful of Yuina. Even with their different personalities, the five of them share the same goal of becoming true witches. Their path to achieving this involves granting human desires through music, which serves as the most effective channel for magic. As Yuina learns to control her newfound abilities, her journey into a life of magic dedicated to helping others becomes more thrilling than any photo her camera could ever capture.

The Nijigasaki High School Idol Club is about to be disbanded, and it falls to its thirteen members to band together and stop that from happening. Derived from the Love Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club spin-off, this slice-of-life anime depicts the adorable day-to-day lives of these thirteen Nijigasaki girls, packed with drama, suspense, and thrills.

During the Edo period, Ichitarou, the sickly heir of a well-known pharmacy, spends most of his time confined to his room because of his fragile health. Unfavorable gossip surrounds his condition, leading his grandfather to pray for protective spirits. In response, two guardians named Sasuke and Nikichi are assigned to watch over Ichitarou throughout his life, ensuring his safety and well-being. As Ichitarou grows older, he increasingly wishes to do something beyond his room, despite being advised by others to rest. One evening, he sneaks out alone without his guardians and remains outside after sunset. On his way back, he meets a bleeding person who pursues him. Using quick thinking, Ichitarou escapes and ends up at the scene of a brutal murder. The next day, news of the killing spreads, but the reported description of the victim's wound does not match what Ichitarou witnessed. With the culprit still at large, Ichitarou decides to investigate further, gathering information from both human and supernatural sources, hoping to solve the mystery.

In the 20th century, musical theater experiences a surge in popularity, with elite performers called Dai Stars captivating audiences through their extraordinary abilities in acting and singing. The highest honor in this field is the revered title of World Dai Star, reserved for the most exceptional talent. Kokona Ootori, a beginner, aspires to become a World Dai Star. Facing numerous challenges, she secures an opportunity to audition for the prestigious Sirius troupe. With the support of her best friend Shizuka, Kokona embarks on her journey toward achieving her ambition, refining her skills through dedicated effort. Yet, the theater world is intensely competitive, filled with many gifted girls vying for recognition, including Kathrina Griebel, a talented performer from Germany. To realize her dream, Kokona must surpass all other contenders and earn the chance to perform on stage.

Rin Takanashi, a thirty-something caregiver, gets summoned as a saint only to be immediately discarded as "trash." But her passion for the outdoors and camping earns her a special skill: "Survival," plus another unique ability. This kicks off a thrilling adventure of sweat, tears, and endless hunger, as Rin—alongside companions she gathers on the road—takes her time exploring this other world and indulging in delicious cuisine. That was the plan, anyway, but it seems their journey is veering off in an unforeseen direction...

A young maid-in-training, Suzume Tachibana, finds herself in Japan for an unforeseen year-long stay. Her purpose? To savor the country's vast array of culinary offerings. Ranging from sweet confections like taiyaki and melon bread to savory bites such as takoyaki and onigiri, Suzume journeys through the diverse world of Japanese cuisine. But beware: as Suzume tastefully makes her way through these appetizing dishes, your own cravings may just awaken too!

After the events in Kimluck, Orphen sets out to find Azalie but becomes entangled in a conflict between celestial beings and humans.

As dark clouds gather over the mountains, a powerful downpour turns the forest into a treacherous maze. A landslide knocks over a barbed-wire fence and buries a "NO TRESPASSING" sign. Two young siblings wander into a forbidden area not meant for them, and a long, ominous shadow appears before them—this is how our first meeting with Dara-san unfolds! At first she may appear frightening, but you'll soon learn what she's really like. "I'm a deity of misfortune, you know!?! Shouldn't you be scared of my horrible appearance!?"

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.

As the Love Live! competition draws closer to its end, Kanon Shibuya makes the choice to accept a study-abroad opportunity overseas, which requires her to part ways with her friends and Liella! teammates. Despite the distance separating them now, Kanon and the others stay dedicated to carrying on with their idol activities. Suddenly, Kanon's plans take a surprising shift when Wien Margarete's parents request that she remain in Japan for an additional year to assist in guiding their daughter. Faced with this situation, Kanon learns that Wien, not being able to go back to her earlier rival group Liella!, opts to form a new unit instead. Determined not to waste Wien’s resolve, Kanon decides to join this new group, also bringing Tomari Onitsuka, the sibling of a former Liella! member. The fresh unit now has to deal with Wien’s troubled history, while the original Liella! team struggles with the emptiness left by their crucial center.

In a world where torture and murder are lawful, Sero works part-time for a torture company and looks forward to his sessions with his senior colleague, Siu. The addition of new part-timers Mike and Hugh adds to the ongoing chaos. The sharp juxtaposition of the laid-back office environment with the horrifying tasks they perform is designed to engage a broad audience.

Even after securing victory in a dangerous battle, Kanata and his companions are missing one key ally: the amnesiac magus Noir. When she regains some of her lost memories, her personality shifts back to that of Mystere, who now looks down on her master, Kanata. Still, Mystere recalls having detected a signal from the legendary city of Histoire while she existed as an artificial intelligence. Tokio vanishes from Rock Town while searching for his own past, leading to shocking discoveries. As Kanata, his childhood friend Ellie, and the magus diva Ciel travel toward Histoire, they encounter threats from the hostile group Ideal, which dispatches assassins to block their path. To reach his objectives, Kanata must uncover the disturbing truth behind Ideal and some of those closest to him.

After the clash between Jinka Yamato and Yazen, the fragile equilibrium among katawara, humans, and those with magical powers is broken. Word of the dangaishu's collapse—monks under Yazen who hunted katawara—circulates, causing rogue katawara factions to form and worsening tensions between them and humans. Plagued by self-doubt about his abilities, Shinsuke Hyoudou drowns his sorrows in drink, frequently sharing sake with Senya, a onetime foe who contains a thousand katawara inside him. Disaster follows when a rampaging local god, agitated by Senya's proximity, attacks Tsukiko's father and kills him. Despite her loss, Tsukiko holds no resentment toward Senya and is determined to become Shinsuke's pupil. Shinsuke refuses to instruct her in the sword but reluctantly allows her to accompany him and Senya on their travels. Meanwhile, Tama Youko chases after Jinka, the nine-tailed fox whose power threatens to bring about worldwide destruction.

“I will become the world’s most wonderful maid!” With her black-and-white skirt fluttering, the girl declared her ambition. Her name is Melody. A Japanese woman reincarnated into a new life, she chases her dream as a versatile maid working for an impoverished count's household in the kingdom of Théolas. When she puts her skills to use, even cheap tea becomes a luxurious beverage, and a run-down mansion is swiftly restored to pristine condition! Cleaning, serving, hunting, DIY—entrust it all to her and her formidable magic. What Melody does not realize is that this world is actually an otome game, and she herself is the most powerful and invincible heroine—the saint! Yet she remains completely unaware. Romance with handsome men? An attack by the Demon Lord? Work takes priority! A fantasy about a misunderstood worker who unknowingly shatters fate!

In "Alma-chan Wants to Be a Family!," Alma, the advanced Apotheosis Loyal Maneuver Arms, was created by the brilliant yet disenchanted scientists Enji Kamisato and Suzume Yobane. Though built for military use, Alma becomes part of civilian life, learning to adjust to everyday human experiences. Living with her creators, who act as her parents, Alma grows sensitive to the nuances of human behavior. While Enji and Suzume appear outwardly combative, Alma, through her sharp observational abilities, recognizes their genuine care for each other, which they conceal behind their frequent quarrels. Amid the rhythms of their household, Alma develops an affection for the playful disorder that defines their distinctive family bond.

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.

Takumi Miyasaka goes to Astro Lodge hoping to apply for a head chef position, but upon arrival finds it is a run-down boarding house instead. Despite his initial letdown, Takumi shows off his cooking skills, impressing the quirky residents. The landlady, Mira Gotokuji, is especially delighted by his dishes. As Takumi develops feelings for Mira, he agrees to become the breakfast chef and moves into Room 5. As time passes, Takumi notices strange behaviors in Mira—she has trouble with modern technology and Japanese cuisine. He also hears an odd voice coming from her room. Unknown to Takumi, Mira is actually an alien who recently arrived from another planet on an important mission.

A curse binds both past and present. Mao, a young mystic onmyoji living in the Taisho period of early 1900s Japan, has endured a life-altering curse that has forced him to exist for nine hundred long years. His world grows even more peculiar when he encounters Nanoka Kiba, a junior high school girl who appears to have traveled from the future. Despite her youth, Nanoka has led an unusual life of her own, marked by the traumatic loss of both parents in a grisly accident when she was a small child. When Nanoka decides to revisit that fateful shopping arcade, she is whisked away to a different time and place—a realm where supernatural ayakashi thrive in an era long before her own. There she meets Mao, whose abrupt and puzzling question makes Nanoka see herself and her strange life in an entirely new light. Now the two travelers from different eras join forces to confront the dark forces that hold sway over both their lives.

At the start of the new school year at Yuigaoka Girls' High School, the school idol club Liella!, led by co-founder Kanon Shibuya, hopes to recruit new members to their already celebrated group. However, Liella!'s outstanding reputation makes potential recruits hesitant, as they are intimidated by the rigorous training needed to maintain such high standards. While the club worries about recruitment, Kanon meets first-year student Kinako Sakurakouji and introduces her to the world of school idols. Although Kinako is impressed, she feels she is unremarkable and doubts whether she can contribute to Liella!'s dazzling performances. With encouragement from the club, Kinako decides to join, reigniting the team's shared determination to excel in the prestigious Love Live! Competition.

In the diverse city of Kashinokidai, where humans coexist with various supernatural beings, transfer student Luna Ishikawa captures everyone's attention. Known for her cool and enigmatic demeanor, Luna quickly becomes a sensation among her peers. Ordinary student Tatsuta Ootori believes Ishikawa is far beyond his reach. However, when they are paired for cleaning duty, he uncovers an unexpected truth: despite her composed exterior, Luna struggles with a fundamental vampire ability—sucking blood. To mask this flaw, she relies on snacking, yet remains perpetually unsatisfied. Motivated to assist Luna in mastering this crucial skill, Tatsuta volunteers to be her practice subject. Over time, through numerous attempts and mishaps, their daily high school experiences take on a tender and heartfelt quality. Luna can now embrace her imperfections, revealing her genuinely adorable and clumsy side.

In "Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari 2nd Season," Hyouma Kunato starts to find comfort among Botan Nagatsuki and her tsukumogami household—spirited objects known as marebito—though his main goal of seeking revenge remains unchanged. As Hyouma trains in Kyoto under the Kadomori clan, he is oblivious to the plans being orchestrated by the Bureau of Traditional Music, a group of three tsukumogami musical instruments. They question Botan's family about why Hyouma is close to the individual who acts as the bridge between humans and marebito. Soon after, the paper umbrella tsukumogami Hyouma has long pursued resurfaces and abducts Botan along with her college friends. In his rush to save the person he promised to protect, Hyouma might have to reconsider his objectives to keep his word to Botan.

Energetic and full of dreams, Yohane headed to the city aiming to become a star, but after two years, she has yet to pass a single audition. Struggling financially, she decides to heed her mother's call and return to her hometown of Numazu to find a new path that suits her uniquely. Upon her return, Yohane reconnects with her dog Lailaps and sets up a fortune-telling shop. Rekindling old friendships and forming new ones, she begins to uncover a distinctive purpose in life. However, Numazu faces an ominous threat as an unknown force starts to taint the town, affecting its natural balance and wildlife. As Yohane deepens her connections with her new companions, she dedicates her summer to seeking out the magic needed to rescue Numazu.

As the Nijigasaki High School Idol Club gains more recognition, their activities draw the notice of Zhong Lanzhu, another school idol hopeful. When Lanzhu meets the club members, she realizes their ambitions don't match hers, which ignites a rivalry between them. Lanzhu throws down a challenge to the group, aiming to show who can draw a larger audience at the upcoming School Idol Festival. This pushes the club toward new goals in their idol journey. The girls grow closer and step up their practice, determined to display their own distinct idea of what being a school idol means.

After making his mark on the international swimming scene, Haruka becomes mentally ensnared by the dominant champion, Albert, whose swimming style leaves him feeling bewildered and adrift. This internal turmoil not only shakes his confidence in his athletic prowess but also challenges his deep connection with the water. Haruka fights these doubts alone, feeling like he's drowning in a sea of darkness and uncertainty. Fuelled by an inner drive, Haruka embarks on an intense training program, committing every waking moment to his craft. He pushes himself to the brink of both his physical and mental limits. His friends can only watch, providing their steadfast encouragement and belief in his potential. The image of Albert's precise, almost robotic swimming technique continues to torment Haruka. Determined to improve, he vows to become faster and stronger, ready to compete against Albert again. Haruka propels himself through the water with a powerful stroke, breaking through its resistance. As his friends gather to observe his efforts, the outcome of this challenging ordeal remains uncertain.

Chosen by the deity Origin of the Church, Flum Apricot—a simple country girl—is recruited into the hero’s party to fight demons. But her sole innate ability, Reversal, proves useless in battle, prompting the party’s sage, Jean Inteige, to view her as a burden. He eventually sells her to a human trafficker. Locked in the trafficker’s grim dungeon, Flum sinks into despair until desperation sparks a revelation: her power can transform the negative energy from cursed weapons into strength. Using this newfound ability, she kills her captor and escapes alongside another prisoner, Milkit. Now able to defend herself, Flum sets out on an adventure to build a happy life with Milkit, free from the Church’s dark schemes.

In her village, Nikola enjoys a quiet life managing an inn until a sudden dragon attack forces her to cross paths with Haga, a devoted researcher. Haga belongs to the Seeker, an esteemed organization created to handle the strange disturbances that unsettle their otherwise tranquil world. Both Nikola and Haga hold hidden secrets that will profoundly alter their lives and their intertwined fates.

After the 99th emperor of the Holy Britannian Empire seemingly passed away, the empire disintegrated, allowing its former territories to regain their independence. Many joined the United Federation of Nations, an alliance dedicated to long-lasting peace, yet some remnants of the former empire still exist. Among them is Neo-Britannia, which took over Hokkaido Island in Japan following the assassination of Governor Juugo Sumeragi. The Seven Shining Stars, a resistance group based in Hokkaido, has reached an impasse in their struggle against Neo-Britannia. In a last-ditch effort, they turn to the Nameless Mercenaries: Rozé, known for his strategic genius, and Ash, an exceptional Knightmare pilot. Despite their Britannian origins, Rozé and Ash have gained fame for protecting the Japanese and eliminating imperial officials. With their support, the resistance hopes to reclaim their homeland and prevent another era of tyranny.

In the year 2242, humanity lives scattered across domed cities on a ravaged planet, shielding themselves from toxic rains and dangerous creatures called Enders. These communities depend on energy from AO crystals. Those who venture outside to collect these crystals are known as drifters, who pilot agile mechs with android partners called magus. On a mission to explore ancient ruins with Tokio, a highly skilled drifter, Kanata, still a beginner, discovers Noir, a magus found in perfect condition and in suspended animation. When she awakens, Noir has no memory of her past and initially offers little help to Kanata. But during a fight with Enders, Kanata learns that Noir has remarkable combat abilities. Together, they set out to uncover Noir's forgotten history and find Histoire, the legendary city believed to hold the secrets of the world's past—a place Kanata has always dreamed of reaching.

The theatrical continuation following the second season of *Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid* and the *Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid: A Lonely Dragon Wants to be Loved* OVA. "I don’t want to let go of her hand. Because, we are a family." Miss Kobayashi, Tohru, Kanna, and Iruru find their peaceful lives disrupted when Kanna’s father, Kamun Kamui, the leader of the Chaos Forces, appears and forces her to return to the Dragon World to rectify a past mistake. As tensions escalate into a conflict between Chaos and Harmony, Kanna is caught between her loyalty to her friends and her father's demands, striving to unite the two worlds. Miss Kobayashi refuses to let Kanna go and attempts to repair the broken bond between Kanna and Kamui. Amid the clashes between dragons, Iruru uncovers a hidden force manipulating the war. Can they stop the war before it consumes both worlds?

In the second season of Unnamed Memory, Prince Oscar, seeking to break a curse that hinders his bloodline, embarks on a journey that brings him to Tinasha, a witch of great power and beauty. There, he proposes an unusual arrangement: marriage. Despite her lack of enthusiasm for the idea, she consents to reside in his castle for one year while investigating the spell placed upon him. However, concealed beneath her enchanting exterior are a wealth of dark secrets that gradually emerge.

In Universal Century 0079, the Earth Federation and the Principality of Zeon remain locked in the brutal One Year War. Zeon's ace pilot Char Aznable once infiltrated an enemy base, seized the prototype Gundam, and secured a major victory for his side before vanishing without a trace during a mysterious incident involving the mobile suit. Six years later, tensions still simmer. Amate "Machu" Yuzuriha, a young girl living with her mother in a space colony, longs to escape her mundane routine and the pressures of cram school. Her desire for adventure intensifies when the Gundam QuuuuuuX, a cutting-edge machine deployed by Zeon soldiers, crashes near her home. Machu discovers she possesses a natural talent for piloting the mecha and uses it to fight Federation forces, receiving crucial support from Shuuji Itou, who flies a Gundam resembling Char's lost red unit. Unbeknownst to her, Machu's actions draw the interest of mobile suit duel enthusiasts who treat combat as a sport. Seeking friendship and excitement, she teams up with Shuuji to take part in thrilling clan battles, even as hints of a larger, looming conflict begin to emerge.

In the animated series Umamusume: Pretty Derby Season 3, horse girls Kitasan Black and Satono Diamond look up to their peer, Toukai Teiou, and aspire to achieve her level of success. They enroll at Tracen Academy, an institution that trains horse girls for high-stakes races. Kitasan Black joins Team Spica, the same team as Teiou. After starting with an undefeated streak, she suffers her first loss in a Grade 1 (G1) race, the highest tier of competition. Unfazed by this setback, she remains focused on reaching her full potential. Meanwhile, Satono Diamond comes from a lineage of fast horse girls that have never won a G1 race. Her aim is to break this pattern and bring pride to her family.

Following the intense end of the prefectural tournament, the Kazemai High School Kyudo Club has little time to rest. With the national championship on the horizon, the team is set on proving that their earlier win was no accident. Minato Narumiya, his love for kyudo rekindled, throws himself into rigorous practice alongside his devoted teammates. As the eagerly awaited tournament draws near, the members of the Kazemai kyudo club strive to keep their eyes on the prize. But when former rivals come back as tough competitors, the boys realize that capturing the national title will demand even more resolve and effort than they have ever put forth.

At sixteen, Sophia Riller, the daughter of a shy count, receives an unexpected blessing from an animal deity. The Gorilla God, known as the most powerful warrior, chooses her—a honor that clashes with Sophia's desire for a calm school life. Her distinctive and immense strength soon draws the Royal Knights' interest, and she is taken on as an apprentice. Try as she might to conceal her overwhelming power, she can't help but tower above the rest. In her new environment, she finds herself among talented young knights who treat her with kindness and support.

After numerous attempts, Aijo Rentaro had been turned down by a hundred girls he asked out. Desperate, he turns to prayer for answers. A god reveals that these rejections happened because of a mistake in the cosmos.

In "Sengoku Youko," Shinsuke Hyoudou, a young man who dreams of becoming a samurai, sees his life change forever when the hermit Jinka Yamato and the magical fox girl Tama Youko quickly dispatch a group of bandits. Tama, a katawara with mystical powers, can pass her abilities to Jinka through a special ritual, and the two roam the land as vigilantes, taking down both wicked humans and supernatural creatures. As Shinsuke explores this hidden world further, he learns that monks are conducting unethical experiments on people with spiritual gifts, trying to create human-katawara hybrids to fight monsters. After rescuing a girl named Shakuyaku from these experiments, she decides to join their group, along with other companions, as they set out on a journey to fulfill their own objectives.

Since they were young, Jun Shirasaki has lived next door to the Jinguuji sisters and been close friends with both of them. After Jun's romantic relationship with the older sister, Rumi, comes to an end, a comment from Rumi upsets the balance among the three of them, affecting their emotions and the course of their love stories.

After publishing a photo that led to severe online harassment, freelance photographer Kouya Madoka lost his marriage, confidence, and passion for capturing human moments. Years later, an assignment brings him back to the world of Formula 4 (F4), where fierce competition among rookie drivers reignites his love for photography. During a race, Madoka captures a poignant image of Komaki Motors' Haruka Asahina, who breaks down emotionally on the track. This powerful photo leads Madoka to impulsively decide to sponsor both the Komaki team and Haruka personally. However, the high costs of the sport soon force Madoka to reconsider his ambitions and find more feasible ways to help the financially struggling F4 team. Against these odds, Madoka's unwavering dedication to Haruka's success could be the push that drives the young racer to the peak of their career.

The story is set in the summer of 1907, the 40th year of the Meiji era. Fifteen-year-old Inako Momokawa, the second daughter of a sake brewer, lives in Kyoto's Fushimi district. Nothing she does ever turns out right, and she gets scolded by her father daily. Her only solace is the faith she puts in her prayers to the gods. One day at Fushimi Inari shrine, she encounters a carefree young man named Kihachi Sakamoto. He dismisses the gods and boasts about the coming age of electricity. Suddenly, marriage becomes a topic in Inako's household. Her father unilaterally decides everything for her, and Inako is on the verge of losing hope. At that moment, Kihachi draws out Inako's true desire to flee her family. The sole way to stop her marriage is to find an unusual book known as the "Electricity Catalog." This book is a prediction about electricity that Kihachi wrote as a child, but his older brother Seiroku took it, and its present location is unknown. Together, Inako and Kihachi search for the book across Kyoto and Shiga prefectures.

In the world of Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari, saenome are responsible for sealing tsukumogami—spirits that dwell within objects—when they become a danger to society. Most of these spirits are harmless, and saenome typically resolve matters through simple conversation. Hyouma Kunato, still traumatized by a brutal past encounter with a violent spirit, rejects peaceful methods and attacks every tsukumogami he meets. His grandfather Zouhei, who views Hyouma as a potential clan leader, disapproves of this approach and gives him an ultimatum: live with Botan Nagatsuki, a girl whose home harbors six tsukumogami, or face expulsion from the clan. Driven by a desire for vengeance against the spirit that ruined his life, Hyouma grudgingly accepts Zouhei's arrangement. As mysterious malevolent forces begin disrupting the balance between worlds, Hyouma must gain Botan's trust and overcome his hostility toward her unusual family.

A Japanese woman who dies from overwork is reborn as Dahliya Rossetti, the daughter of a newly appointed baron. Her father, Carlo, is a renowned magic artificer famous for crafting magical tools. Inspired by him, Dahliya uses memories from her past life to create useful inventions and trains to become a magic artificer like her father. As an adult, Dahliya establishes herself and becomes engaged to Carlo's apprentice. However, her life takes a dark turn when Carlo dies suddenly, followed shortly by her fiancé leaving her for another woman. Despite these setbacks, now on her own, Dahliya remains determined in her pursuit to become a master artificer. With help from old friends and new allies, she resolves to face any challenges ahead.

In the mid-21st century, superhuman individuals with extraordinary abilities began appearing across the globe. These masked figures, performing incredible feats to maintain peace, came to be known as heroes—emblematic champions of their respective nations. In Japan, 14-year-old middle school student Teru Momijiyama conceals her identity as the country's hero, Shy, from the public. Shy is a timid and inexperienced young girl still learning what it means to be a hero. Despite her doubts and fears, she strives to help others and make morally sound decisions. As new and formidable threats emerge, Shy must collaborate with heroes from around the world and discover the true essence of heroism.

At Oushin Girls' Academy, an exclusive school for wealthy young women, only a select few earn the prestigious title of Noble Maiden, representing the pinnacle of cultured and refined Japanese femininity. Lilisa Suzunomiya, who comes from a modest background, becomes the stepdaughter of a newly married real estate magnate and sets her sights on becoming a Noble Maiden to prove that commoners can achieve such status. Lilisa's greatest challenge in this pursuit is giving up her passion for rock music to match the image of a privileged student. Her determination is tested when she stumbles upon Otoha Kurogane, the daughter of a prominent political figure, energetically drumming and playing rock music in an abandoned school building. Despite their initial clashes, they connect over their shared love for music and continue to lead secret lives dedicated to their passion.

For ages, humanity and demons have been locked in a relentless conflict, splitting the continent of Leunders into opposing sides. A fragile balance once existed between the two races, but that peace shatters when the new demon king launches a ruthless full-scale assault. Within a single year, every human nation falls to the invasion, leaving humanity's last hope pinned on a specialized team led by swordsman Kyle Leonard, whose mission is to kill the demon king and stop the war. During this perilous mission, Kyle confronts the demon king and finds himself on the brink of death. Faced with the realization that everything he fought to protect is lost, a mysterious gem sends him back in time, before the conflict began. Armed with knowledge of the future and a fierce resolve to save those he loves, Kyle sets out on a path to grow stronger and prevent humanity's destruction.

In "Scooped Up by an S-Rank Adventurer!," Lloyd, a white mage, endures constant mockery from Allen, the arrogant leader of his former hero party, before being abruptly dismissed. Once a disciple of a renowned mage, Lloyd struggles to find another group willing to accept him as their support member. However, his luck changes when Yui, the leader of an S-rank adventurer squad, pleads with Lloyd to join them for a mission that holds great personal importance. Despite downplaying his own talents, Lloyd eventually agrees to Yui's insistent invitation. Welcomed warmly by his new companions, Lloyd might have found the perfect team where his magical skills will finally be valued.

Since childhood, Kazuhiro Kitase has possessed the rare ability to enter another world through his dreams. He can return to reality either by waking up or by dying in the dream world, and each time he falls asleep again, he picks up right where he left off. Over the years, he has shared countless adventures with Mariabelle, a beautiful elf who works for the Sorcery Guild. One day, while exploring, they come across a dragon's nest where the dragon is guarding its eggs. When they accidentally wake the sleeping dragon, they are quickly engulfed in flames. For Kazuhiro, this is only a minor setback since he can simply restart his adventure. But he is stunned to find Mariabelle sleeping safely beside him in his own world. Realizing that his dream world is actually a parallel reality, Kazuhiro decides to take full advantage of this unusual situation by showing Mariabelle the wonders of Japan. Now that their experiences span both worlds, their true journey is only beginning.

After winning the ensemble contest, the Kitauji High School concert band sets its sights on earning a gold medal at the national competition. As a third-year student and club president, Kumiko Oumae views this as her final opportunity to achieve success before graduating. She wrestles with a mix of excitement and anxiety, questioning her own ability to lead. Under these circumstances, Kumiko meets Mayu Kuroe, a transfer student who is both gentle and exceptionally skilled on the euphonium. Mayu previously played for the nationally renowned Seira Girls' School concert band. Although Mayu is welcomed warmly, Kumiko senses something inexplicable from their encounter. With new members joining and various initiatives underway, the club, driven by their strong yearning for gold, discovers what is truly necessary to perform at the national level.

After months of intense battles against monsters, Sei Takanashi is finally recognized by the king as the Holy Saint summoned to save Slantania. With that official acknowledgment, she can now relax and focus on her work at the Medicinal Flora Research Institute. As her bond with Albert Hawke, commander of the Third Order of Knights, deepens, her single status attracts unwelcome attention from other men, which irritates Albert. Meanwhile, Tenyuu, a prince from the distant Zaidera Empire, takes an interest in Slantania and its famous healing potions. Since Sei's true identity is a carefully kept secret, she must stay hidden in the royal palace while Tenyuu investigates the institute before returning home. Though he appears harmless, Tenyuu is far from naive; he has a specific agenda, and Sei’s exceptional abilities could be crucial to advancing his mysterious research.

After five years of being mocked and undervalued as a jack-of-all-trades, red mage Yuke Feldio quits his A-Rank adventurer party. What looked like the start of a bleak, jobless future changed when his former students invited him into their all-female adventurer team. As they advance through dungeon after dungeon, Yuke’s hidden magical prowess and talents finally come to light.

In her previous life as Elise de Clorance, Dr. Aoi Takamoto was a cruel noblewoman characterized by her egotism, arrogance, and unwavering devotion to her fiancé, Prince Linden de Romanoff. Her behavior caused her family to fall from grace and led to her own death. After being reborn with a clear awareness of her past mistakes, Elise resolved to pursue healing instead of destruction. Unfortunately, her aspirations were cut short by a plane crash. Miraculously, Elise awakens in her original form, just before her engagement to Linden. Seeing a chance to protect her beloved family and free Linden from an unwilling arrangement, she intends to use her exceptional medical knowledge to rescue others. By negotiating with the emperor, Elise obtains a six-month timeframe to prove that her true path is with the wounded and sick, not in a royal position.

For countless ages, the world of Remnant has faced unending assaults from the Grimm, nightmarish creatures driven to destroy both humans and the Faunus. In response, the four kingdoms founded academies to train young people as huntsmen—warriors tasked with eliminating these monstrous threats. In Vale, fifteen-year-old Ruby Rose dreams of entering the prestigious Beacon Academy, but because of her age, she can only watch as her older sister, Yang Xiao Long, departs for the school without her. That situation changes abruptly when Ruby defends herself against a group of bandits, and her skill draws the notice of Beacon's headmaster, Professor Ozpin. Thrilled, Ruby receives an invitation to attend Beacon, where she joins her sister. Meanwhile, in Atlas, Weiss Schnee, an heiress to a corporation, ignores her father's objections and heads to Beacon with a mix of determination and anxiety. At the same time, Blake Belladonna, a lone vigilante, decides to leave her past behind, hoping to start fresh at the academy. When they first meet, the interactions among these four distinct personalities are filled with friction. Despite their clashing perspectives and temperaments, their eventual partnership forms Team RWBY—a group that soon shakes Beacon to its core with an unprecedented impact.

In the affluent and distinguished Shiunji family, seven siblings live together: Banri, Seiha, Ouka, Arata, Shion, Minami, and Kotono. As the designated heir, Arata endures constant teasing from his sisters about his lack of romantic success. On Kotono's 15th birthday, the siblings uncover a deeply concealed truth—they are all adopted. Despite this discovery, the siblings agree to keep their family dynamic intact. However, this arrangement soon unravels as the sisters begin expressing more than sibling-like affection toward Arata. Bound by his strong attachment to their family bonds, Arata must navigate these shifting complexities to preserve their cherished connection and maintain the Shiunji family as they have always known it.

In "Apocalypse Bringer Mynoghra: World Conquest Starts with the Civilization of Ruin," Takuto Ira spends most of his life confined to hospitals, finding comfort in the game Eternal Nations where he favors the challenging and malevolent Mynoghra faction. Always choosing the highest difficulty, his life ends abruptly. Upon dying, he awakens in a world resembling Eternal Nations, reborn as the King of Ruin and ruler of Mynoghra. By his side is Odei no Atou, the default hero unit of Mynoghra, who recalls their battles and renews her loyalty to Takuto. As Takuto begins rebuilding Mynoghra from scratch, he follows the cautious strategy from the game: staying low-key, avoiding conflict, and prioritizing survival. Despite being an evil monarch destined for conquest, this approach initially works. The turning point comes when Takuto offers refuge to Dark Elves fleeing persecution, setting the foundation for an emerging empire built on an unprecedented form of darkness.

For generations, the Poison Masters have refined their deadly trade. The Gero family ranks among the top five influential Master clans, famed for their unmatched skills and influence. Hikaru Gero, heir to this prestigious but perilous bloodline, has spent his life hidden in society's shadows, untouched by love or marriage. To ensure the Poison Master line continues, the Gero patriarch decrees that Hikaru's sister must produce an heir. Soon after, Hikaru encounters Mei Kinosaki, a brilliant con artist who specializes in arranged marriages—and who happens to be his latest assassination target. Determined to protect his sister and resolve the succession crisis on his own terms, Hikaru makes a sudden proposal: asking for Mei's help in finding him a spouse. "...It's the first time anyone has ever asked like that." And so, aided by the resourceful marriage strategist Mei, the skilled killer Hikaru embarks on the most difficult mission of his life—a quest for true marriage. Their goal: the perfect union. Together, this unlikely pair—an assassin and a marriage fixer—take on the ultimate challenge of love!

Shounen, which translates to "youth" and often specifically "boy," designates a male demographic in manga and related media, generally ranging from about 10 to 18 years old.

In a world where nine distinct races coexist, humans are looked down upon as the lowest class and endure constant discrimination. A young human named Light leaves his family behind to chase his dream of becoming an adventurer. However, despite his ambitions, he is initially ranked as an F-Rank adventurer due to his underwhelming ability, Unlimited Gacha, which allows him to summon items based on random card draws. Light is selected as the human representative for the Concord of the Tribes, a team intended to include one member from each of the nine races. While exploring the perilous Abyss dungeon, his fellow adventurers betray him and leave him to die. Facing imminent death, Light draws a Level 9999 card, summoning an incredibly powerful maid named Mei. Mei swears her loyalty to Light and assists him in seeking revenge against those who betrayed him. With Mei and other formidable summons under his command, Light becomes nearly unstoppable as he embarks on his quest for vengeance.

Kikuru Madan, one of the most veteran members of the Mebuki guild, laments having squandered his youth and longs for a normal life. Yet he hesitates to retire, fearing the guild's fate without his leadership. By coincidence—almost as if to aid in finding his replacement—guild receptionist Enome assigns Kikuru four new recruits: the energetic beastwoman Hitamu "Hitamuki" Kyan, the gifted Maidena Ange, the easygoing Toxico Dannar, and the dependable Hanabata Nohkins. While each newcomer shows impressive skill, they all have flaws—most notably Hitamu's social awkwardness and Hanabata's unintentionally suggestive behavior. To make matters worse, the monsters beyond Mebuki's walls begin acting strangely, lecherously targeting women, creating numerous problems for the party. Despite these obstacles, Kikuru remains determined to retire soon, making the training he provides these rookies absolutely vital.

In "Please Put Them On, Takamine-san," the unremarkable Koushi Shirota is completely shocked when he sees the flawless student council president, Takane Takamine, brazenly removing her panties in front of the entire class after earning an unusual 98% on a test. The strange twist? Her grade instantly becomes a perfect 100%. Wanting to confirm that this wasn't just a hallucination, Shirota confronts her about it. Takamine, showing no sign of distress, reveals to Shirota that she possesses a power called Eternal Virgin Road, which allows her to correct any mistake by discarding a piece of underwear, thereby preserving her spotless reputation. As the only person aware of this secret, Takamine forces Shirota to serve as her personal stash for spare panties, guaranteeing she can use Eternal Virgin Road whenever necessary. With his already weak will continuously tested, Shirota's life becomes entangled with the unpredictable student council president in ways he never anticipated.

On what should have been his final day, Orhun Dura hears the party leader declare, "This is where your journey ends." Originally a highly capable Swordsman, Orhun had transitioned to the Enchanter class to fill a dangerous gap in the Hero Party. But without warning, the leader cuts ties, claiming Orhun's abilities fall short. His former companions label him a "weakling" and a "jack of all trades, master of none," casting him aside with no regret. Steeled in his resolve, Orhun sets out on a fresh path—returning to his origins as a Swordsman. Although he abandoned his Enchanter duties, his time in that role was far from wasted. The knowledge, experience, and unique spells he crafted while serving the Hero Party have forged him into a singular warrior. Armed with an unorthodox skillset, Orhun is ready to carve his own destiny and show the world his true might.

In the world of an otome game, where the protagonist is praised for her kindness and compassion, a Japanese girl finds herself more captivated by the antagonist, Alicia Williams. She admires Alicia's harsh demeanor and strength, while the ordinary heroine, who constantly manipulates Prince Duke Seeker, seems shallow in comparison. Wishing to embody Alicia, the girl's desire is granted, and she is reborn as the young villainess. Now, with the memories of her previous life intact, seven-year-old Alicia is aware of future events and the world's hidden truths. Armed with this knowledge, she sets out to outmaneuver the heroine and prevent a negative outcome. Her path to becoming the most legendary villainess involves mastering her noble lineage's dark magic and relentless dedication.

In another world following his reincarnation, Ryouma Takebayashi uses the blessings granted by the gods to tame many slimes and enhance the well-being of people near him. As his laundry venture, Bamboo Forest, succeeds, he intends to grow into the neighboring town of Lenaf. Keeping his promise to his dear companion Eliaria Jamil, he commits each day to refining new skills, strengthening bonds, and uncovering additional varieties of slimes.

Femicia was born into a loving family and seemed destined for a bright future. But at age five, during her skill evaluation at the church, she is revealed to be a monster tamer with zero stars. In this world, those with zero stars are seen as bringers of misfortune, and Femicia is shunned by everyone, including her own family. Cast out from her village, Femicia adopts a male disguise and takes the alias Ivy for her own safety while wandering. Following a fortune teller's advice to head for the royal capital, Ivy meets and tames a slime, forming an unexpected partnership that may help her achieve her dreams.

In "I Was Reincarnated as the 7th Prince so I Can Take My Time Perfecting My Magical Ability Season 2," Lloyd de Saloum, once an ordinary civilian without any magical power, is reborn as the seventh prince blessed with limitless mana and ample time to refine his abilities, since he has no stake in the succession. Having already mastered demonic magic, Lloyd now seeks to uncover the mysteries of divine magic by investigating the Church. Yet his deep ties to dark arts catch the attention of heavenly beings, who regard him as nothing more than a demon's offspring.

Following his victory over the Demon Lord, the renowned hero Blade finds himself on the brink of death. Though he survives, he experiences a significant loss of power. Freed from the immense responsibility of safeguarding humanity, Blade sets out to achieve a new objective: building friendships. He joins Rosewood Academy, an institution dedicated to nurturing future heroes. There, he quickly adapts and begins forming deep bonds with his classmates, offering assistance and support as they embark on their journey to become agents of justice.

Following the activation of her Dream-Sight power, Miyo Saimori is once again united with her fiancé, Kiyoka Kudou, who leads a special force dedicated to safeguarding the country against those with malicious supernatural abilities. Their tranquil existence is quickly upended when Takaihito, the frontrunner for the imperial succession, assigns Kiyoka to a dangerous mission. Accompanied by Miyo, Kiyoka journeys to his parents' secluded residence to look into recent sightings of demons in the vicinity. Simultaneously, Miyo works to win over her frosty mother-in-law, Fuyu, who remains unaccepting of her role in the family. Upon repelling an attack from the Gifted Communion—a covert group of gifted individuals—Kiyoka brings Miyo back to the capital. As the looming threat to the empire intensifies, Kiyoka must thwart the Gifted Communion’s plans to shield Miyo and those close to him.

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

As a young boy, Prince Oscar Lyeth Increatos Loz Farsas was afflicted with a curse by the Witch of Silence, rendering it nearly impossible for any woman to conceive his children. After fifteen years of unsuccessful attempts to find a remedy, Oscar decides to seek assistance from a different witch. He sets out for the Azure Tower, the residence of the Witch of the Azure Moon. This tower is infamous for its deadly traps, challenging puzzles, and fearsome monsters, with no one having reached its peak for many years. Yet Oscar climbs it with surprising ease and encounters the legendary Tinasha, who appears as a youthful girl despite being centuries old. Once Oscar explains his dilemma, Tinasha notes that breaking the curse would be exceedingly difficult but proposes instead that he find a partner able to withstand its consequences. Realizing Tinasha herself could be that candidate, Oscar asks her to marry him, but she initially refuses. Persistent, Oscar keeps pressing until they reach a compromise: Tinasha will leave the tower and reside with him for one year while they continue searching for a solution. When news spreads that Tinasha has emerged from her isolation, they draw the attention of her former allies.

The second season of Tsue to Tsurugi no Wistoria. Will, a student at a magic academy who cannot cast spells and is considered a failure, strives to become one of the elite mages known as the Magia Vander so he can keep a promise made to his childhood friend, Elfaria. Rather than a wand, he wields a sword, and his unique abilities gradually earn him recognition within the school. During a mandatory dungeon training exercise alongside Lihanna and the other top students in his year, the group is suddenly attacked by an unknown mage. They manage to survive the assault together, only to face the final exit exam next. Will he be able to reach the girl waiting for him in the tower?

After the revelations from the archangel Gabriel, Emilia Justina—known as Emi Yusa on Earth—begins to question her quest to defeat the Demon Lord Satan, who now works as a humble MgRonald's employee named Sadao Maou. Meanwhile, Sadao’s teenage coworker Chiho Sasaki pursues a new goal: protecting not only herself but also her friends. As she secretly trains her telepathic abilities under Emi and Suzuno Kamazuki's guidance, Chiho's practice is suddenly interrupted when she gets kidnapped by a group of demons. With both angelic and demonic threats jeopardizing the tenuous peace between the two worlds, Sadao and Emi must set aside their past differences to rediscover their true purpose.

Since discovering his destiny to encounter one hundred soulmates during high school, Rentarou Aijou's life has become anything but ordinary. Already managing six unique and loving girlfriends, Rentarou finds immense joy in his situation. As his romantic circle expands, Rentarou meets Kurumi Haraga, a girl with an endless hunger, and Mei Meido, the devoted maid of the Hanazono family. With each new soulmate he encounters, balancing his relationships grows increasingly challenging, yet Rentarou remains determined not to let anyone down. Fortunately, his capacity for love appears limitless, allowing him to cherish every one of his girlfriends.

At Kimberly Magic Academy, instructor Theodore McFarlane observes Nanao Hibiya's exceptional skill with a blade and intervenes to save her from a lethal clash during a violent altercation. Encouraged by his words, Nanao enrolls at the academy and quickly earns renown when she, alongside four other students, stops a rampaging troll. Guided by Oliver Horn—who carries a mysterious past—Nanao and her new companions begin their magical training at Kimberly, an institution where only a fraction of students survive to graduation. Oliver and his group soon encounter the academy's dangers, as a harrowing ordeal within the underground labyrinth forces Nanao to confront her violent history. To survive and uncover the academy's hidden truths, these determined yet untested students must unite.

An ordinary Japanese employee is reincarnated as Ars, the newborn heir of the Louvent family, a noble lineage in the Summerforth Empire. This empire mirrors a feudal society marked by social disparities and political unrest. As Ars grows older and learns more about his new surroundings, he sees the coming threat of war. Though he lacks great physical strength or powerful magic, Ars possesses a unique ability called Appraisal, which lets him see a person's abilities and hidden potential just by looking at them. To strengthen his territory against the coming conflict, Ars sets out to gather a team of highly talented people, ignoring factors like race or social status.

After an unexpected death, Rinko Hanasaki is reborn as Raeliana McMillan, the eldest daughter of a newly wealthy baron, and wonders if this new life is truly a blessing. In the novel she once read, Raeliana enjoyed a carefree existence until her fiancé, Lord Francis Brooks, ended it. Determined to avoid this fate, Raeliana decides to break off their engagement. But Francis refuses to let her go, forcing Raeliana to turn to a more powerful ally: Duke Noah Wynknight, the story's main character. Using her knowledge of the plot, Raeliana offers the duke a deal—she will keep his secrets if he pretends to be her fiancé. Unaware of the consequences, getting involved with a duke who reveals his true self only around her may lead to more than she ever bargained for.

In his mission to conquer the Great Labyrinth alongside his former classmates and allies, Hajime Nagumo is forced to take a detour after a troubling incident involving his companion, Shea Haulia. When Hajime discovers rabbitfolk caught in an ambush, he learns that soldiers from the Hoelscher Empire have kidnapped members of Shea's tribe, possibly including her father. Driven to ease Shea's worries, Hajime sets out on a mission to rescue the captured Haulias from the empire. Upon arriving in the empire, Hajime becomes entangled in the political strife between the Hoelscher Empire and the Heiligh Kingdom. Princess Liliana S. B. Heiligh seeks an alliance with the empire to protect her vulnerable kingdom from demon attacks. Meanwhile, the Haulia Tribe plans to assassinate Emperor Gahard D. Hoelscher to free all rabbitfolk from the empire's oppression. Determined to protect his comrades at all costs, Hajime must ignore political considerations and face any opposition with his overwhelming power.

In the town where Utena Hiiragi lives, the magical girl trio known as Tres Magia protects everyone from evil. Utena and the other residents admire these champions of justice. One day, a mysterious black mascot appears and offers Utena the chance to become a magical girl herself. But this offer hides a dark purpose—Utena has been enlisted by a villainous organization to oppose the very magical girls she idolizes. When she faces Tres Magia, instead of feeling remorse, Utena discovers an unexpected thrill in harming them. Embracing her newfound darker side, she wholeheartedly takes on the role of an enemy, twisting her admiration into a warped obsession.

In the fourth season of Classroom of the Elite, Ayanokouji and his classmates begin their second year at Advanced Nurturing High School, confronted with tough exams and a new group of first-year students. Alliances must be formed quickly as the term starts with an unusual test pairing each second-year with a first-year for a crucial written exam. Expulsion looms for the second-year if they fail, but not for their younger partner. Adding to the complexity, one of the new students appears connected to the mysterious White Room. Ayanokouji must maneuver through these trials to avoid expulsion while uncovering this hidden danger.

In the fourth season of Tensei Shitara Slime Datta Ken, Demon Lord Rimuru edges closer to achieving his goal of forming an alliance between humans and monsters. As Tempest flourishes, Granville Rozzo and his granddaughter Maribel Rozzo come into conflict with Rimuru, pushing their own plan to safeguard humanity through domination. Meanwhile, in El Dorado, Demon Lord Leon advances his own secret agenda. The arrival of a new Hero draws ever nearer.

Yukito Urabe, believing the all-powerful god Mitama would save him, takes part in a ceremony to succeed his father as head of a religious group. However, he dies by drowning during the ritual and prays for rebirth in a world without gods or faith. Waking up, he discovers a completely different realm where spirituality does not exist. A strange girl named Aruaru introduces him to the village. His ideal image of this new world starts to shatter when he sees a mass public suicide and learns that the government can order any citizen to die at any moment. When Aruaru and her sister are captured for execution, Yukito tries to stop it but fails. In desperation, he remembers his father's teachings and calls out to Mitama. Suddenly, a little girl descends from the sky, destroying those who harmed Yukito and his friends. Shockingly, she reveals she is Mitama.

In "Bungo Stray Dogs 5," the Armed Detective Agency continues fleeing from the Hunting Dogs, though a small glimmer of hope remains. Detective Ranpo Edogawa devises a strategy to clear the Agency's name and prevent a global catastrophe by locating and apprehending Kamui, the leader of the extremist group Decay of the Angel. To discover Kamui's location, Ranpo and his associate Atsushi Nakajima attempt to gain immunity from Ouchi Fukuchi, the respected commander of the Hunting Dogs. Even though Fukuchi has ordered the capture of Agency members, his previous connection with Agency president Yukichi Fukuzawa might persuade him to lend assistance. However, unknown to them, Fukuchi's true intentions could be quite different from the righteous front he puts forward.

Following the chaotic cultural festival, Masamune Makabe continues his quest to make the "Cruel Princess," Aki Adagaki, fall deeply in love with him only to break her heart later. When his classmates travel to Paris, known as the City of Love, Masamune sees this as the perfect chance to get revenge for his childhood heartbreak. Before he can work his charms on Aki, they meet Muriel Besson, a French otaku who wants to create a romantic comedy manga. Muriel thinks Masamune is the ideal main character and insists on using him as inspiration. Even though he doesn't want to, Masamune agrees, bringing Aki along to provide material for the love interest. To convince Muriel, they must show genuine Japanese romance. Making things more complicated, Kanetsugu Gasou pretends to be Aki's childhood friend, Masamune, with the goal of deceiving and taking advantage of her. In the middle of the confusion from mistaken identities and many romantic rivals, Masamune's revenge plan becomes more and more complicated.

In "The Ice Guy and His Cool Female Colleague," Himuro-kun has a special condition: whenever he gets deeply focused, stressed, or anxious, he accidentally creates blizzard-like conditions around him. On his first day at a new job, this trait causes an encounter with Fuyutsuki-san, a beautiful colleague who helps him escape the icy situation brought on by his nerves. Fuyutsuki-san, known for her calm and practical demeanor, assists Himuro-kun in managing his frosty episodes—whether it's stopping his plants from freezing during gardening or making sure he stays unfrozen during a hot-weather company retreat. Each kind act from Fuyutsuki-san amplifies the emotional storms Himuro-kun experiences, which show externally as snowfall. Despite the constant snow caused by his emotional turmoil, Himuro-kun cannot hide his growing feelings for Fuyutsuki-san. Although she is somewhat unaware of romantic matters, Himuro-kun is determined to express his gratitude and affection toward her.

In his previous life, Prince Lloyd de Saloum was an ordinary person who could not grasp magic well despite his intense study and commitment. After being reborn into his current royal family, he finds himself with a body overflowing with mana, which allows him to pursue his goal of mastering every form of magic. As the seventh prince, Lloyd has no right to the throne, giving him the freedom to develop his abilities without any restrictions. However, problems arise when ancient seals that held back powerful demons start to weaken, releasing the trapped evil forces and endangering the peace of the kingdom. With these threats now loose upon the land, Lloyd's extraordinary magical talent makes him the key to stopping the coming disaster.

In "The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic," Ken Usato, an ordinary high school student craving adventure, gets his wish when he is suddenly transported to another world with Kazuki Ryuusen and Suzune Inukami, two prominent members of his school's student council. After arriving in the Llinger Kingdom, the trio is mistaken for legendary heroes meant to stop the Demon Lord's invading forces. Although Usato was brought over by accident and lacks heroic traits, he discovers he possesses a natural talent for the extremely rare healing magic. This ability catches the attention of Rose, the powerful leader of the kingdom's Rescue Team, who takes it upon herself to train him. Through intense and demanding lessons under Rose's guidance, Usato grows determined to master his skills and protect his friends from the perils of their new world.

Rentarou Aijou has everything—good looks, intelligence, athletic ability, and popularity—yet romance always slips through his fingers. On the final day of middle school, after being rejected for the hundredth time, he visits a matchmaking shrine and prays for a chance to find love in high school. To his surprise, the shrine deity appears and tells Rentarou that he will meet exactly one hundred soulmates during his high school years. Initially doubtful, Rentarou's skepticism fades when, on his very first day, he meets Hakari Hanazono and Karane Inda, both of whom confess their love to him. With many more such encounters ahead, Rentarou’s high school life is set to be filled with excitement and romance.

In the second season of Blue Lock, the competition intensifies as only 35 players remain. These aspiring strikers compete for a chance to face Japan’s current U-20 soccer team in an exhibition match. Success would mean becoming the new national U-20 squad, while failure would end the Blue Lock program. Yoichi Isagi is still among the contestants, continuing to discover his true potential. Six of the strongest players have already secured spots in the starting lineup, forcing the other 29 to fight for the final position. During the selection process, each player must choose one of the top six as a partner to prove their value. To overcome the established U-20 team, these players must learn to integrate their unique playing styles seamlessly.

Upon attaining the pinnacle of human capability, Varvatos earned the title of Demon Lord due to his overwhelming strength, inspiring both dread and awe among people. His extraordinary power led to a sense of isolation, and he yearned for genuine companionship—a peer he could call a friend. Hoping to alter his fate in another lifetime, Varvatos decides to be reborn as Ard Meteor, a seemingly ordinary child in a peaceful village, three thousand years later. However, despite toning down his powers, he finds his abilities far exceed those of the contemporary world. His lack of social grace further obstructs his desire to form friendships. Complicating his situation, the repercussions of his abrupt departure from his previous existence begin to manifest in unforeseen and dire manners.

Yukichi Fukuzawa has abandoned his military career and now works independently as a hired bodyguard, relying on his exceptional swordsmanship. His solo efforts struggle to gain traction until he crosses paths with a sharp-witted young man named Ranpo Edogawa. Their first encounter revolves around a peculiar murder case, which ultimately leads to the founding of the Armed Detective Agency. In the present day, Ranpo is on the trail of a highly skilled individual whose dangerous ability makes them nearly impossible to stop. As the renowned detective delves deeper into the investigation, he uncovers a complex scheme designed to dismantle the Agency entirely. Though aware that the situation may be a trap, the Agency presses on in pursuit of the criminals, only to find themselves falsely accused of the very crimes they were investigating and branded as fugitive terrorists. To clear their names and restore their reputations, the surviving members must seek help from those they once considered enemies.

In the face of relentless adversity, Miyo Saimori has lived a life marked by sorrow. The daughter of a loveless union, she was abandoned following her mother’s death and subsequently relegated to servitude by her father and his new wife, who doted on Miyo’s younger half-sister, Kaya. Devoid of any resistance against her plight, Miyo had resigned herself to a bleak future. However, her circumstances suddenly shift when her father summons her with an unexpected revelation: she is to wed Kiyoka Kudou, the esteemed leader of the distinguished Kudou household. Despite Kiyoka’s elevated social standing, rumors depict him as an aloof individual who has sent away each of his prior betrotheds. Upon arriving at the Kudou estate, Miyo anticipates mistreatment and rejection. Instead, she finds that Kiyoka extends to her the affection and compassion she has always lacked. This union might offer Miyo the sole opportunity to break free from her oppressive past and discover the happiness that has eluded her.

In an era when the Celestial Hosts threatened humanity's existence, five extraordinary mages united to defeat them. Fearing the possibility of these powerful enemies returning, the five mightiest mages—known as the Magia Vander—created a magical dome and a tower to contain them. From that time onward, the five most powerful mages of each generation have been responsible for overseeing the dome from the top of the Wizard's Tower. Inspired by this legend, childhood friends Will Serfort and Elfaria Albis Serfort made a vow to reach the summit of the Wizard's Tower together. But as a sixth-year student at Regarden Magic Academy, Will's chances appear dim. While Elfaria attained the rank of Magia Vander five years ago thanks to her extraordinary magical talent, Will possesses no magical abilities whatsoever, drawing mockery from both teachers and classmates. Nevertheless, Will's remarkable physical strength enables him to slay monsters within the labyrinth and defeat skilled mages using only his sword and a few magical items. Driven by unwavering determination, Will is resolved to climb the Wizard's Tower no matter the cost, refusing to allow anything to obstruct his promise to Elfaria.

In their final year of high school, Jirou Yakuin holds strong feelings for his childhood friend and classmate Shiori Sakurazaka. He looks forward to the marriage practical, a school activity where students are randomly assigned as pretend married couples to evaluate their compatibility, earning points based on how close they become. Meanwhile, the energetic Akari Watanabe hopes to be matched with her own crush, the popular and handsome Minami Tenjin. To their disappointment, Jirou and Akari end up paired together, while Shiori and Minami are matched as a couple. Determined to win over their respective crushes, Jirou and Akari strive to accumulate points, knowing that the top ten scoring couples will get the opportunity to exchange partners, provided everyone involved agrees.

In One-Punch Man Season 3, the fragile peace on Earth faces growing threats as conflicts escalate between the Hero Association and the Monster Association. The elusive hero hunter, Garou, remains at large, while the Monster Association's abduction of a key Hero Association member causes significant unrest. Under a tight deadline, heroes are dispatched to locate the monsters' base. Simultaneously, a severely wounded Garou is rescued and adopted by the Monster Association with plans to appoint him as their leader. To demonstrate his allegiance, Garou is tasked with eliminating a hero. He chooses the unsuspecting Saitama, but is quickly and easily defeated. This failure marks Garou as a traitor among the monsters. As the confrontation between heroes and monsters becomes imminent, both factions prepare to employ any means to ensure victory, with the fate of the world at stake.

Following the defeat of the Demon Lord Clayman, Rimuru Tempest and Diablo strive to solidify Tempest's standing, bringing the war with the Falmuth Kingdom to a close. The nation thrives as an influx of immigrants arrives and the Jura Forest integrates, leading to significant growth. While Rimuru has successfully ushered in an era of peace, the long-term stability of this tranquility remains in question. Concurrently, Yuuki Kagurazaka and Kazalim conspire with the Harlequin Alliance to destabilize Rimuru's rule, while the Western Holy Church persists in its relentless persecution of Rimuru and his non-human citizens. Every faction carefully maneuvers to advance their objectives without shattering the delicate balance. Yet, once the first move is made, the genuine battle for supreme power commences.

In The Devil is a Part-Timer! Season 2, the former Demon Lord Satan, now known as Sadao Maou, remains in Tokyo following his defeat by the hero Emilia Justinia. He diligently works at a fast-food establishment to support his former lieutenants Alciel and Lucifer, all while striving to avoid clashes with Emilia in her human guise as Emi Yusa and the angels observing her. This tenuous peace is broken when a fierce dispute between Sadao and Emi tears open a dimensional rift, yielding a mysterious apple that houses a young girl named Alas Ramus, who insists they are her parents. Matters intensify with the arrival of Archangel Gabriel, who declares his intent to seize both Alas Ramus and Emi's sacred sword, threatening global annihilation if they resist. To safeguard those they cherish, the erstwhile adversaries must set aside their differences and unite.

The third season of Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e commences with a grueling special boot camp situated deep within the mountains. Students are compelled to form groups segmented by grade and gender, forcing first, second, and third-year students to work together to survive the unforgiving conditions. Complicating the situation further, the leader of the group that finishes in last place will face expulsion. Can Class D make it back to campus unharmed, or will this ordeal force them to say goodbye to one of their own?

After returning to the cruise ship following the Island Special Examination, the first-year students of Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School find their routine once again disrupted. They face another grueling special exam that threatens to alter both class standings and individual rankings. Amidst the intricate rules of this new challenge, fresh tensions arise involving Kakeru Ryuuen and Kei Karuizawa. Unhappy with the results of the previous test, Ryuuen is resolved to outmaneuver every other class by any means necessary. Meanwhile, Karuizawa, a pivotal member of Class D, battles internal turmoil stemming from her past. As dangers close in, Kiyotaka Ayanokouji must once again depend on his strategic planning, keen foresight, and relentless manipulation to guide Class D toward victory.

Just as Yoichi Isagi was poised to score a decisive goal for his high school soccer team and secure a spot in the nationals, he hesitated and passed the ball, forfeiting his chance. Overwhelmed by frustration and regret, Isagi wonders if his choice was correct. Upon returning home, he receives an unexpected invitation from the Japan Football Union. Through a somewhat arbitrary selection process, Isagi is chosen as one of three hundred U-18 strikers for Blue Lock, a controversial program aimed at cultivating a new star striker for the national team. Contestants must face off in individual and team challenges to demonstrate their value, with only a single victor emerging. Despite his doubts regarding the program's methods, Isagi is resolved to battle his way through the ranks, ready to do whatever is necessary to win, even if it means shattering the dreams of the other 299 hopefuls.