Bibury Animation Studios

Anime director Tensho revealed on Saturday that he has established a new animation studio called Bibury Animation Studio. The studio takes its name from the English village of Bibury. The studio has launched a website, which features an original promotional video for the studio.

At the "Rabbit House Talk Party 2025" event celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Gochiusa TV anime, a new anime project for Gochuumon wa Usagi desu ka? (also known as Is the Order a Rabbit?) was announced. Note: The described relationships are tentative and may be altered.

Recap of the first six episodes of Azur Lane narrated by Enterprise.

In "Grisaia: Phantom Trigger The Animation - Stargazer," while Rena and Maki are recovering, the other members of SORD go on a school trip abroad. Not long after they arrive, the Mihama team gets caught up in chasing down a SORD fugitive, working together with Sylvia and Velvet from St. Aile's International School. Tohka takes on the role of leader this time, but struggles with inner turmoil as she confronts memories of her parents and an unfulfilled promise she made to a friend.

Following the events of The Fruit of Grisaia, the old Mihama Academy—once a refuge for troubled girls—has been repurposed into a base for SORD, an organization devoted to national defense research and development. Rena and Maki are highly skilled markswomen, Tohka and Gumi are talented snipers, Chris handles explosives and data analysis, and Murasaki acts as a stealthy ninja for espionage work. These girls undertake missions that are beyond the reach of regular police or the Self-Defense Forces, often confronting dangerous assignments. Their story is set against a backdrop of bloodshed and gunfire.

In the Imperial Capital's fifth district, the Black Cat Cafe employs restored Automata—sophisticated mechanical dolls originally built for combat but now repurposed for civilian life. Dressed in traditional kimonos, these dolls struggle to adapt to their new existence, haunted by lingering echoes of their past military missions that prevent them from fully embracing peace. Among them is Haizakura, a newly repaired Automata whose memories were erased during the reset process. Despite her uncertain identity and purpose, she carries an innate passion for singing. Driven by her relentless curiosity and musical talent, Haizakura embarks on a journey alongside her fellow Automata to discover their renewed purpose, facing every challenge together with steadfast support.

Fuutarou's honeymoon with the five sisters has been made into a movie, based on Negi Haruba's original concept and with his complete oversight. Once more, we deliver a romantic comedy boasting 500% cuteness! Note: The anime was shown in Japanese theaters for a limited three-week run starting September 20, 2024, before airing as a TV special.

In the year 2062, Earth is locked in a desperate struggle against Artemis, an artificial intelligence that turned against its creators following the failure of a large-scale automation project years ago. To counter this conflict, an elite squad of warriors known as the Human Guardians was formed. As the sole survivor of this unit, Empress awakens in an abandoned research center, completely isolated. Her only remaining memory is of a place called Lighthouse No. 8. Setting out to uncover the truth of her past, she soon discovers the immense threat posed by Artemis and realizes she is the only hope to prevent worldwide destruction.

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 the wake of the Heath Oslo incident, the US-Japanese counterterrorism unit CIRS was revealed to the public and underwent a significant reorganization. As part of this shift, SORD (Social Ops, Research & Development) was established, an organization dedicated to training a new generation of operatives to protect the nation. SORD runs several specialized training schools across the country, including the formerly abandoned Mihama Academy, which has been repurposed as one of these facilities. At Mihama, a varied group of young women with unique skills undergo intensive training, frequently involving real firearms and field missions. Despite the dangers, these students are often deployed on secret operations to maintain national security. Their lives are committed to defending the realm, even at great personal sacrifice. "Our existence has been recognized, but mere acknowledgment is not enough—it means nothing without purpose. Simply being used by others isn't sufficient; we must rely on our own strength and fight to survive. Only then can we hope to find redemption..." Faced with these challenges, what awaits these girls who have chosen the path of armed combat?

In 2008, the Japanese government launched a campaign targeting otaku under the guise of preserving national culture. Within a week, the SSC, a specialized enforcement unit, arrested nearly all otaku and seized their belongings. A passionate figure called Otaku Hero rises to oppose this oppression, rallying displaced fans into a resistance group dedicated to defending their cultural identity. Three years later, the rebellion's energy wanes along with otaku hopes. Guided by his ally, the magical girl Anarchy, Otaku Hero leads the resistance on a mission to reunite Anarchy with her fellow magical girls, Blue and Pink. The combined strength of these three magical girls may hold the key to overthrowing the SSC and protecting otaku culture.

Yani, a catgirl, struggles with a heavy smoking addiction that causes her apartment to be covered in cigarette butts and thick with smoke. Though she tries many times to stop, she always gives in to her cravings and returns to her previous habits. Will Yani manage to take charge of her life, or will she stay stuck in her disordered, nicotine-fueled lifestyle?

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.

After the sudden arrival of the highly advanced alien menace known as the Sirens, humanity set aside their disagreements to form an extraordinary coalition. The Eagle Union, Royal Navy, Sakura Empire, and Iron Blood united to establish Azur Lane, which initially achieved victory over the Sirens using cutting-edge military technology. But ideological rifts soon split the coalition apart. The Sakura Empire and Iron Blood seceded to create the Red Axis, plunging humanity back into conflict. Enterprise, the hardened and war-weary "Grey Ghost," carries the hopes of Azur Lane to bring the war to an end. Beneath her stern facade, she struggles with a profound fear of the ocean. Still, she presses onward, convinced that fighting the Sirens is her only purpose. Meanwhile, three ships from the union—Javelin, Laffey, and Unicorn—meet Ayanami, a spy working for the Red Axis. Despite their opposing sides, they work to build a friendship with her, trusting that their connection might one day heal the rift. In the middle of the ongoing turmoil, the key to reuniting humanity may rest with a soldier wrestling with her own mysterious past and the bonds formed between those who hold different beliefs.

Long ago, certain witches wedded their familiars after they took human form, creating a lineage of ogres. One member of this bloodline is Morihito Otogi, who looks fully human but carries the incredible strength of his predecessors. His childhood friend, the young witch Nico Wakatsuki, had to leave for the Witches' Holy Land to undergo her training, separating her from Morihito. Years later, just as Morihito is about to start high school, Nico returns with the clear goal of making him her familiar. While most witches pick cats or bats, Nico has chosen Morihito for reasons that go deeper. Though Morihito doesn't grasp her real motives, they begin living under the same roof at his house while his parents are away. After some hesitation, Morihito accepts his new duty, resolved to help Nico adjust to human society again and shield her from an approaching catastrophe.

In the film adaptation of "The Quintessential Quintuplets," Fuutarou Uesugi persists in his role as the private tutor for the Nakano quintuplets, witnessing clear progress in their studies and personal development. As each sister nears her own goals, they begin to see Fuutarou as more than just a teacher, viewing him as a significant figure in their lives. This shifting dynamic forces Fuutarou to confront and define his own feelings. Resolved to reach a decision by the end of the school festival, Fuutarou becomes swept up in a flurry of affection as the quintuplets ramp up their efforts to capture his heart.

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.

Fuutarou Uesugi continues his duties as the tutor for the Nakano quintuplets, observing slight improvements in their grades. However, their path to graduation is still fraught with hurdles, as the sisters consistently generate new problems that disrupt their studies. Fuutarou finds himself increasingly entangled in their personal lives, making their already complicated dynamics even more intricate. At the same time, Fuutarou starts to discover a possible connection between his own past and one of the quintuplets. As feelings within the group grow stronger and intertwine, a crucial question arises: will their relationship stay strictly within the bounds of teacher and students, or will it transform into something deeper?