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The music video for Mayo Okamoto's song "365-nichi no Love Song" first aired on BS Fuji's program Be Ponkickies (P-kies) as part of the P-kies Melody segment. Kouji Nanke directed the animation. One year after the initial broadcast, the video was uploaded to Crown Records' YouTube channel to help promote Okamoto's eleventh album, Tomorrow, which was released on March 7, 2012.

A summary of the full series aired as a TV specials.

A recap of the entire series, which was broadcast as a TV special on BS Fuji in May 2001. One year later, a two-part condensed film version was released on DVD on May 25, 2002, produced and distributed by Bandai Visual Co., Ltd.

The story follows Morita, a boy who gets transported to a different world and is given the mission of rescuing it by working as an idol producer for fairies and demi-humans.

This collection of television specials retells the full story of Akage no Anne. Anne, a highly imaginative orphan, learns to blend her creativity with a sense of realism after settling into her new home. Her distinctive character affects those around her, drawing them into her world. The series follows Anne's development from age eleven to seventeen, covering her academic achievements, the formation of friendships, and her overall growth. As she endures challenging times, Anne confronts an important decision and may need to discover a new purpose to pursue.

Three ordinary schoolboys obtain a DVD rumored to open a gateway to a parallel universe, but while they are distracted, Pyontarou's younger sister Futaba goes through it and is abducted by the aliens that have conquered that version of Earth. Realizing that their cartoonish bodies grant them superhuman abilities in the hyper-realistic parallel world, the boys set out to rescue Futaba.

The second installment of Hataraku Oniisan! continues the story of lively Calico Tapio Chatorazawa and perpetually grumpy Russian Blue Kuehiko Roshihara as they take on a range of part-time jobs together. Being classmates, they experience both the difficulties and rewards that come with their work endeavors.

After her sister passed away, Natsunagi Hiwa begins learning hula dancing at the renowned Spa Resort Hawaiians, hoping to carry on her sibling’s memory. Her debut performance turns out to be a catastrophe, yet the bond among the team members deepens. Strengthened by that shared ordeal, they renew their commitment to chasing their dreams.

On February 29, 2000, a swarm of Möbius meteorites struck Earth, introducing a substance called Möbius Dust. This dust dissolves in the air and has the power to bring about miracles. The date of the meteorite fall became known as 2.29, and after that event, economic inequality in Japan skyrocketed. Discontent with the widening wealth gap, certain individuals resorted to terrorist acts in retaliation. In response, the police established a specialized unit to combat the terrorists, along with a training school for its members.

First-year student Uta Komaki dreams of making the most of her high school life, but her shyness and lack of confidence hold back her natural singing talent. Time and again, she tries to join the school's light music club, only to be overwhelmed by the imposing presence of its members. Everything changes when Airi Kojou, the leader of the a cappella club, unexpectedly invites Uta to check out their group. Unlike the light music club, this ensemble creates music using only voices, with no instruments. Captivated, Uta discovers how the members' voices weave together in harmony, much like the layered structure of a mille-feuille dessert. This experience inspires her to take the first step toward joining a group where every voice is heard and valued.

In a fierce battle to determine the next God, one participant vanishes without a trace, throwing the world into chaos and upheaval. A dozen years later, the former competitors struggle to fit into society as semi-permanents—beings who never age. Among them, Lall holds onto the memory of her brother, whose existence has been completely wiped from everyone else's memory. Driven by her unyielding determination to bring back her brother, whom she believes deserves to ascend to heaven, Lall retrieves his cellphone from a cult run by another ex-contestant, unintentionally reigniting the divine contest. Alongside her classmate Eko Sasaki, Lall will go to any lengths to face her enemies, motivated by her longing to be reunited with her brother once more.

Tapio Chatarozawa, full of energy, and the composed Kuehiko Roshihara are two young felines who take on a variety of part-time jobs. From delivering parcels to washing windows on skyscrapers, the duo plunges into the working world, uncovering new opportunities at every turn. Despite the difficulties and the strange habits of their customers and supervisors, Tapio and Kuehiko forge a close friendship as they manage their many different work experiences.

With the rise of technology, human settlements expanded across the solar system, from Mercury to Pluto. This progress sparked the creation of the "Daiundoukai," a massive athletic event featuring young women from every corner of the solar system. The winner is crowned "Cosmo Beauty" and receives a status akin to royalty. Kanata Akehoshi, once a young potato farmer, spotted what seemed like a meteor falling into a nearby forest. Investigating, she discovered a crashed spaceship with a weakened girl inside. The girl gave Kanata two wristbands and asked her to enter the Daiundoukai and claim the title of Cosmo Beauty. Kanata agreed, but the girl vanished without revealing her identity, leaving no evidence. From that moment, Kanata dedicated herself to intense training to fulfill her promise. After qualifying to represent Earth, Kanata arrives at the University Satellite, where she and other hopefuls prepare for the tournament. She builds friendships with fellow competitors, encouraging teamwork to sharpen their competitive skills. As Kanata advances toward the prestigious title, her chances of meeting the mysterious girl grow, leading her to uncover a hidden truth about the Daiundoukai.

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.

In the 1910s, Iwamoto Kodo, a student at Suho Junior High School operating under direct military orders, travels across the country to investigate supernatural occurrences on behalf of the army. Arriving in a village infamous for its "black snow," he meets a boy gifted with special abilities who regards them as a curse. With Iwamoto's reassurance, the boy gradually reconsiders his powers and is eventually recommended for admission to the school. Each new location Iwamoto visits brings fresh mysteries, establishing the foundation for a romantic story set within this historical era.

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 a distant future, Japan's cities are separated by impassable barriers, with travel and migration heavily restricted. Each district is governed by an AI that follows its own specific blueprint, requiring all residents to perform roles that support the AI's vision. However, some individuals long to break free from their assigned lives and start over in another cluster. During the day, Equa, Ferres, and Martese seem like ordinary high school students, but at night they work as Extractors, illegally helping people move between districts. They assist those brave enough to abandon their pasts and seek new beginnings. As the AI governors grow more watchful of anyone who disrupts their perfect systems, the Extractors' dangerous work becomes even riskier.

"All stars" season of Show by Rock!! featuring all the bands from previous seasons.

17-year-old runaway Yui and 8-year-old Hiyori, who lost her family and her ability to speak, find themselves with nowhere to go when they encounter Kiwa, an eccentric elderly woman. She invites them to stay in a somewhat rundown old house overlooking the sea, a Mayoiga. Though they join Kiwa on a whim, the two girls discover comfort in Mayoiga, a legendary dwelling said to protect lost wanderers, as well as in Kiwa's warm hospitality. Gradually, both girls' wounded spirits begin to mend. Then one day, various strange beings that Kiwa calls "Fushigitto" start appearing around the house.

Amid widening income inequality, escalating environmental harm, persistent garbage issues, a lack of childcare options, and widespread graft, the government has become trapped by special interests and can no longer respond to the growing discontent of the people. With Japan at a critical standstill, idols rise up as unexpected heroes. Coming from seven distinct idol political factions—the Heroine Party, Sunlight Party, Starlight Party, Bishoujo Party, Wakaba Party, Subculture New Party, and SOS Party—Diet members and local representatives who are all idols strive to restore the country through their singing and stage talents. Their goal is to rekindle hope and happiness in the hearts of the public, flooding Japan once more with energy and brightness.

In "Plus-sized Misadventures in Love!", Yumeko battles with insecurities about her own appearance, believing herself to be unattractive and overweight. After a near-fatal event, she experiences a miraculous transformation, waking up as someone she hardly recognizes. "Is this... me? I'm so adorable!" she exclaims, leaving everyone around her astonished by her drastically changed look. Yumeko's sudden, intensely upbeat attitude begins to influence those closest to her, each of whom has their own personal struggles and feelings of inadequacy. Determined to confront everything from romance and friendships to career challenges and even a brush with attempted murder, Yumeko aims to break through everyone's doubts. This energetic romantic comedy is filled with outrageous and hilarious situations.

A Hundred Scenes of Awajima is an omnibus adolescent drama centering on a group of girls at an all-female musical academy. The narrative follows their development through different characters' perspectives and time periods. At the Awajima Musical School Training Camp, known as the "boarding house," young women from across Japan gather with the shared goal of achieving stardom. Among them are Tabata Wakana, who dreams of becoming a musical star; Takehara Kinue, the housemaster carrying on her late friend's legacy; Okabe Emi, a scholarship student whose beauty often draws attention; and Ibuki Katsurako, an instructor from a theatrical family. The musical school serves as both a sanctuary and a competitive arena for these aspiring performers. While it fosters their talents and resilience, it also presents a harsh reality. Through vivid character portrayals and deep psychological insight, the story reveals the intricate inner lives of its protagonists.

Atsushi Kamiya previously served as the captain of Kakegawa High School's soccer team, and he is now acclaimed globally as the "courageous captain" of a leading Italian soccer club. In contrast, Hideto Tsuji, a fellow student, shows very little interest in the school's soccer club, which has fallen into a slump. Their encounter triggers the dawn of a new story.

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

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

In the movie "Backflip!!," the rhythmic gymnastics club of Shoushukan High School enters their first regional competition, aiming to reach the Inter-High championship. The team is enthusiastic as they perfect their routines, determined to do their best regardless of the result. Knowing this could be the senior members' last tournament, the athletes strive to shine on the biggest stage of their young careers. Yet the weight of the event, combined with individual struggles, threatens to burden them.

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 opening day has arrived for the high school division of the racing kneeler exhibition. Female participants from all over the country have assembled, each aiming to claim victory in the kneeler race. This initial race serves as an introduction for the competitors this season. No one is expected to go all out just yet—that intensity will come during the actual competition. Thus begins the battle among the female racers for the top spot.

High school student Gorou Ono receives a text message that promises to grant any wish, which he uses to indulge his fantasies with classmate Sawa Honoka. However, the wish-granter turns out to be a demon named Lall, who reveals that Gorou is now involved in a game to choose the next God of the world. Struggling to come to terms with this, Gorou finds himself attacked by Sawa wielding a massive sword, as she too is a contestant in this bizarre divine contest. Each competitor is endowed with a unique power, and Gorou defeats Sawa using his ability, the Holy Book of the Fool. This power, however, comes at a steep price: each use worsens Gorou's life. As Gorou delves deeper into the nature of this absurd game, he must seek out allies and gain mastery over his ability to prevent losing everything.

In the Asakusa Juunikai building, on the 12th floor, reports of a ghost have emerged, leading a local newspaper to publish an article about the sightings. This prompts Takuboku Ishikawa, who runs a private detective agency to support his family, and his assistant Kyosuke Kindaichi to look into the supernatural claims.

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

In Kochoki, the feared warlord Oda Nobunaga, often called the demonic king, begins his quest to conquer Japan while still a young man. Together with his younger sibling and loyal allies, Nobunaga endures internal power struggles, betrayal, fierce battles, and the strong bonds that unite them. These hardships pave the way for their growth into formidable leaders.

“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 the kingdom of Rimgarde, a fierce clash between two mysterious giant robots wipes out most of humanity before vanishing without a trace. Twelve years later, Empress Yuinshiel Asteria of Enastoria focuses on maintaining her authority and the loyalty of her people. Her peaceful rule is interrupted when refugees from Rimgarde arrive, armed with colossal machines called Regalia Gear. These newcomers are intent on confronting Yuinshiel’s adopted sister, Rena, who is forced to reveal her true nature as both a Regalia Gear pilot and a genuine "Regalia"—a human with the ability to transform into a giant robot. She is also the one accused of causing Rimgarde’s destruction. Caught in escalating global tensions, Yuinshiel must protect her nation and shield Rena from enemies seeking to exploit her powers. In defending her sister, Yuinshiel risks triggering another catastrophe like the one that ruined Rimgarde. Facing this dangerous situation, the sisters must test the strength of their bond as they fight not only for their own survival but for the safety of the entire world.

Ani Inako, the only princess of a small nation wedged between Milidonia's expansive ambitions and Selenfalen's religious devotion—where Saint Philia is revered—sets out to foster peace by attending a treaty signing in Selenfalen. Her expectation of a straightforward diplomatic visit is disrupted by the arrival of the unconventional princes from both opposing countries. With the treaty formally uniting the three kingdoms, Ani and the princes must navigate their deep-seated conflicts, working to discover shared understanding and build genuine bonds between their once-divided lands.

In a barren wasteland, a group of young girls possessing unique abilities and a tree growing through a train car struggle to survive as they search for the remaining sources of water. Their daily existence is transformed when Wakaba, an amnesiac boy, becomes part of their group. Together, they traverse seas of blazing red fog and venture into dangerous islands teeming with mechanical insects. Their survival depends on their own strength and Wakaba's unusual gift for understanding the Kemurikusa—mysterious glowing leaves that hold powerful qualities. Alongside the girls, Wakaba, and the countless hungry bugs, the Kemurikusa represent the last signs of life in this forsaken world. Questions arise about how this world became so desolate and why buildings stand empty with no inhabitants. The girls and Wakaba search for answers, believing the truth may be hidden within the Kemurikusa.

Subaru is excited to watch a meteor shower from her school's observatory, but instead finds herself in an opulent garden with a fountain and a mysterious red-haired boy. When the scene fades away, leaving behind a bouncing creature, Subaru steps through a magical portal and meets several girls dressed as witches. Among them is her childhood friend, Aoi. She learns the creature is a Pleiadian alien who needs to return home, and that she has been chosen to help. Subaru's love for astronomy takes an unexpected turn as she and her new witch companions set out to collect the scattered pieces of the alien's spaceship engine. However, they are not the only ones searching, and the motives of their rivals remain unclear.

Since the age of seven, Duchess Leticia Dorman has been engaged to Crown Prince Clarke. Once a lively and adventurous girl, her life is now confined by strict training to prepare her for royal duties. Her greatest desire is for Clarke to lose interest in her. However, her hopes seem dashed when Clarke appears at a royal ball with an unknown companion, and Lettie mistakenly believes their engagement is over. She then moves to the countryside to enjoy a more relaxed life. Her tranquility is short-lived when Clarke unexpectedly arrives, insisting on maintaining their engagement. Clarke is now dedicated to winning Lettie’s heart and marrying her, while Lettie is just as resolute in avoiding his advances and escaping him. Who will prevail in this fierce contest of determination?

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

In this world, everyone has a level, and most individuals, particularly those engaged in everyday jobs like farming and trading, remain at levels 1 to 5. Only those who fight monsters can advance beyond these low levels, but doing so requires a special role bestowed by God. There are eight such roles: Warrior, Fighter, Cleric, Magician, Rogue, Merchant, Hunter, and Sorcerer. A select few, categorized as Royalty, Heroes, and Sages, possess exceptional abilities, but the majority of the population lacks such powers and must rely on basic occupations to survive. Villagers, possessing the least powerful role, form the basis of town communities. Venturing out to battle monsters is perilous for ordinary villagers, akin to courting death. Yet, one day, a two-year-old child, designated as a villager, discovers a crucial truth: defeating monsters yields immense riches.

A sequel to GREAT PRETENDER. Presumed dead, the master con artist and amnesiac Dorothy is found by Shanghai Longu-bang, a mob seeking revenge for her previous swindle. Stripped of her memories and with nowhere to turn, she must depend on a local crime underboss to evade Taipei's criminal underworld while hunting for clues about her enigmatic past. Note: The film received an early screening in select American theaters on January 9, 2024.

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

In 2041, following World War III which has decimated two-thirds of the human population, faith in gods or the supernatural is dismissed as nonsense. To suppress any dissident thinking, the government has created a Special Weapon Enforcement unit tasked with hunting down and reforming those who hold such beliefs. Naoya and Naoto Kirihara, twin brothers possessing psychic abilities, have been hidden by their captors for years under the promise of eventual freedom when society becomes ready to accept them. Yet, as they navigate a world that rejects psychics, the twins must escape the relentless pursuit of Enforcement officers Yuuya and Takuya Kuroki.

Arthur Louis Zetes is wealthy, attractive, and accomplished, but he has grown disillusioned with humanity due to the persistent greed he sees in those around him. Having lost faith in people, he decides to acquire a robotic maid to handle his needs. When current technology proves insufficient, his butler suggests an alternative: Marie Evans, a former martial arts prodigy now burdened by a massive debt. Known for her reserved demeanor, Marie eagerly takes on the role of a maid who acts like a robot. Despite Arthur's usual bluntness toward others, he develops genuine care for his mechanical-like servant. In turn, Marie is deeply moved by Arthur's unexpected kindness and attentiveness.

Title: Tenkou-saki no Seiso Karen na Bishoujo ga, Mukashi Danshi to Omotte Issho ni Asonda Osananajimi Datta Ken I encountered my old playmate once more, now a sophisticated and beautiful young woman. "Long time no see, Hayato." "Haruki... is that really you?" In our younger days, we would romp through the fields, covered in dirt. However, the person standing before me was far from the boisterous boy I once knew. Yet, the moment Haruki is alone with Hayato, she discards her polished demeanor and reverts to her usual uninhibited self. It seems nothing has truly changed between us.

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.

Ephtal is reborn as a human from present-day Earth. In a world where magic truly exists, he commits his entire life to mastering it. Yet despite all his efforts, he learns he has absolutely no talent for magic and dies in despair... But that is not the end! He is reincarnated once more, still named Ephtal, four hundred years later. Carrying over his previous knowledge and power, he steels his resolve and once again aims to reach the pinnacle of magic!

In the flourishing Rabbi Village, overseen by Isami Tahara and Yuu Kirino, Hakuto Kunai takes on fresh quests to locate artifacts capable of countering magic. His journey leads him to the Prison Labyrinth in Rookie Town, where he discovers a hidden laboratory containing technology far beyond anything known in the world, presenting both opportunity and risk. Meanwhile, the newly formed Queendom of Xenobia sets its sights on Rabbi Village, aiming to disrupt relations between the Holy Kingdom of Light and the State of Right. With the aid of his newly summoned assistant, Akane Fujisaki, Hakuto stands ready to thwart the Queendom's sinister schemes.

In a world where humanity is on the brink of extinction due to a severe water shortage, the only remaining habitable zones are found at the bases of colossal Orbital Trees scattered across the barren Earth. A legend persists about a sage who can generate abundant water to rescue humanity. Ririha, the princess of Atland, sets out on a journey using an organic hot-air balloon to reach the summit of an Orbital Tree, searching for this savior. When she arrives at the Canopy, a vast expanse that resembles an endless sheet of transparent ice, she encounters Kaina, one of the few surviving males in that area. However, he is not the prophesied hero she was seeking. Left stranded and unable to return on her own, Ririha obtains Kaina's assistance, as he is eager to explore the surface world he believed was empty. As Kaina learns about the conflicts between Ririha's kingdom and the technologically advanced, hostile empire of Valghia, along with other dangers on the surface, he comes to understand that his role as her guide will prove far more challenging than anticipated.

In the coastal town of Hinashi, Kai Ashimoto's grandfather follows a local belief that mermaids live around Merfolk Island, posing a threat to people. Music is thought to attract these beings and caused the death of the elder's wife, so it is mostly forbidden in the Ashimoto home. Despite this rule, Kai secretly enjoys composing electronic beats on his computer and sharing them online. Although Kai appears quiet and melancholic, his upbeat friends Kunio and Yuuho Ebina discover one of his tracks and suggest he join their rock band. Initially uninterested, Kai eventually agrees to practice with them on Merfolk Island, where he encounters something strange. One night, while creating music in his room, a mermaid suddenly appears. Dancing to his melodies, she introduces herself as Lu, a friendly creature in search of companionship. Lu shows remarkable abilities like controlling water and sprouting legs when music plays. As their bond grows, Kai and Lu begin to show their true selves, slowly dismantling the social barriers that have silenced the lively atmosphere of Hinashi Town.

While out with friends one evening, Kaoru Nagase unexpectedly dies after a deity responsible for preserving Earth's space-time continuum makes a critical mistake. Rather than letting her spirit fade away, the god intervenes, rescuing Kaoru's consciousness and soul, and grants her a fresh start in the fantasy realm of Verny. To make amends for this divine error, the goddess Celestine bestows upon Kaoru several extraordinary abilities, including a rejuvenated body, fluency in all languages, an endlessly spacious item box, and the power to produce any potion. Yet, her modern knowledge and magical talents prove ill-suited for Verny's medieval setting. As Kaoru endeavors to live a tranquil life and evade those who would exploit her gifts, she travels across various nations, unaware that her gradual changes might eventually lead to unforeseen consequences.

In the anime 18if, Haruto Tsukishiro awakens in a strange bedroom inside a dream world and spots an unusual application on his phone. When he activates it, a mysterious woman emerges and attempts to drag Haruto into her domain, but a white-haired girl suddenly appears, saves him, and labels the woman a witch before the encounter abruptly ends. After Haruto returns to the dream realm, he encounters Katsumi Kanzaki, a talking anthropomorphic cat, and the white-haired girl assists them in escaping the witch’s minions through a portal. Katsumi, who is well-versed in the dream world, explains that the girl—named "Lily"—frequently shows up across various dreamscapes. To leave the dream world, they must find a blue door. Upon reentering the witch’s territory, Lily reveals that witches suffer from "Sleeping Beauty Syndrome," a coma-like state caused by real-world trauma, and must be defeated in the dream world to wake up. After overcoming the witch and locating the blue door, Haruto and Katsumi say goodbye, promising to meet in reality. However, Haruto wakes up again in the dream bedroom. Driven to uncover the truth, Haruto and Katsumi explore the deeper mysteries surrounding the witches, Lily, and Haruto’s repeated confinement in this dream world.

In "Twilight Out of Focus," second-year students Mao Tsuchiya and Hisashi Ootomo have resumed living together in their shared dorm room for another academic year, despite their initial friction. They follow three key rules: Mao must keep quiet about Ootomo being gay and in a relationship; Ootomo must not develop romantic feelings for Mao; and both must give each other personal space. These conditions come under strain when the school's film club starts a new production. The club decides to make a boys' love short film starring a class president and a delinquent, roles that suit Ootomo perfectly. As the main cameraperson, Mao is responsible for capturing the intimate scenes between the actors. Even as he tries to suppress his emotions, his growing crush on Ootomo begins to affect his work. With rising tension both on and off screen, Mao is forced to face the complicated feelings he has been avoiding.

In "Meiji Tokyo Renka," Mei Ayazuki leads an ordinary life until the moon turns blood-red and full, marking the moment Charlie, a self-proclaimed magician, transports her to an alternate Meiji-era Tokyo. Here, ghosts are commonplace, and she finds herself at the Rokumeikan, meeting historical figures such as Ougai Mori, Shunsou Hishida, Otojirou Kawakami, Kyouka Izumi, Gorou Fujita, Yakumo Koizumi, and Tousuke Iwasaki. With Charlie’s help, Mei discovers she is a Tamayori, someone gifted with the ability to see spirits, a rare talent that brings her both respect and complications in her new environment. Her interactions with these historical men deepen, leading to romantic entanglements. The narrative delves into Mei's quest to return to her own time while exploring the potential for love across different eras.

Hime Shiraki seems to have everything—a beautiful voice, a virtuous image, and a captivating appearance that charms everyone around her. But her sweet persona is nothing more than a carefully crafted act designed to land a wealthy husband. After an accident injures Mai Koshiba, Hime finds herself forced to work part-time at Café Liebe, a café modeled after an all-girls school, while Mai recovers. Hime's lack of skill in customer service quickly becomes obvious, leading to constant criticism from Mitsuki Yano, an elegant senior employee. As Hime struggles with her new job under Mitsuki's relentless scolding, her real personality begins to show through.

Second season of 7 Seeds.

In a world filled with magic and strange creatures, Krylancelo Finrandi and his foster sister Azalie Cait-Sith were once celebrated as brilliant sorcery students at the prestigious Tower of Fangs. But a disastrous experiment transforms Azalie into a dragon. Rather than addressing the safety of their students, the Tower's elders force Azalie into exile and cover up the incident. Enraged by this injustice, Krylancelo leaves under the alias "Orphen," vowing to restore Azalie to her human form. After five years of fruitless searching, Orphen encounters Azalie again, but he still cannot reverse her transformation. Meanwhile, a group of malevolent sorcerers pursues them. As past and present converge, Orphen races against time to free Azalie from the grasp of their former guardians and allies.

In My Clueless First Friend, Akane Nishimura's reserved demeanor leads her classmates to view her as gloomy and unfriendly. Her intense stare earns her the ominous nickname "Grim Reaper," and she endures ongoing bullying from those who believe she has cursed powers that bring bad luck to anyone nearby. Despite these rumors, transfer student Taiyou Takada is eager to become Akane's friend. Fascinated by anything supernatural, Taiyou approaches the Grim Reaper without fear, unaware of the tense atmosphere in the classroom. His cheerful personality and optimistic outlook may be just what Akane needs to change her situation.

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

This OAD adapts three chapters from the original manga. The first segment covers chapter 41, depicting Shirayuki and Zen enjoying a date in the castle town. Additionally, the anime features a special chapter from volume seven that explores Prince Raji's childhood, alongside a special chapter from volume eleven detailing the initial meeting of Zen, Mitsuhide, and Kiki.

In 2014, Akira Natsume wakes up from a 16-year coma inside a machine called an EX-ARM, a powerful weapon of mass destruction. He is brought onto an enemy smuggling ship by police officer Minami Uezono and her android partner Alma, and Akira slowly gets used to this new world. The three of them must rely on their intelligence and combat skills to escape their situation. Though Akira initially hesitates to fight, he finds motivation in memories of his brother, which drive him to take control of Alma's body and use martial arts to defend against attackers. By connecting to the ship's systems through a port, Akira learns the full capabilities of the EX-ARM, quickly gaining control over the vessel. After reaching safety, Akira meets the rest of the EX-ARM Countermeasure Prevention Team, a specialized police unit focused on dealing with the threats posed by EX-ARMs. Seeing the destruction caused by those who want to exploit these powerful devices, Akira decides to join the team and work to stop further atrocities.

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

A middle-aged commoner's post-work refreshment leads to an unexpected reincarnation. He awakens as Liam Hamilton, the young heir to a noble house on the verge of collapse. While his father is frantic and his brothers apathetic, Liam seizes the chance to pursue his lifelong ambition of learning magic. Unbeknownst to him, his foray into the arcane may transform his fortunes once more. Can Liam achieve mastery over magic, and will his newfound powers rescue his family from their looming ruin?

Hisone Amakasu, uncertain about her path in life, joins the Japan Air Self-Defense Force (JASDF) and is assigned to Gifu Airbase. While exploring the facility, she discovers the JASDF's hidden secret: the Organic Transformed Flyer (OTF), a dragon capable of taking on the form of an airplane. After being swallowed and then released by the OTF, Hisone is informed by her superiors that this event marks her selection as the next Dragon Pilot, continuing a long-standing tradition. Alongside her fellow pilot trainees and her newly partnered OTF, which she playfully names "Maso-tan," Hisone must confront her doubts to unlock her full potential as a Dragon Pilot and uncover the mysterious origins of the OTFs.

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.

The Heike, also referred to as the Taira clan, hold considerable influence over Japan. A young girl who possesses a unique eye capable of foreseeing the future unintentionally offends the clan, leading to her father's death as punishment. Later, she meets Taira no Shigemori, the eldest son of the Heike leader, and adopts the name "Biwa." Biwa warns Shigemori about the Heike's impending downfall. After learning of the injustice she endured because of the clan, Shigemori decides to protect her instead of eliminating her. As military conflicts escalate, the Heike become entangled in a strategic power struggle, with a bloody war looming on the horizon. Shigemori, who can see the spirits of the dead, finds himself caught between fear and hope as he attempts to prevent his clan's collapse. Biwa, however, is reluctant to reveal more about the future and has difficulty adapting to her new life, experiencing both joy and sorrow during this critical period in Japanese history.

In Yoo Hobin's school, the bullies are different—they are aspiring internet celebrities called NewTubers, who broadcast humiliating videos and live streams of Hobin from his own home. Hobin keeps his composure only by focusing on the need to work hard to support his hospitalized mother. One night, during a live stream by his classmate Woo Jihyeok, Hobin reaches his breaking point after enduring a degrading act, leading to a violent fight that lasts until morning. The next day, Hobin learns that the live stream of their fight has gone viral on NewTube, bringing him instant fame. Seeing the financial potential of viral content, Hobin decides to team up with Jihyeok to start a channel that showcases his fighting abilities. However, he must improve his combat skills and avoid those who want to exploit his sudden popularity—or losing viewers may be the least of his worries. Fortunately, Hobin discovers a set of rare self-instructional videos that could be the key to succeeding in the competitive world of content creation.

In a sacred ritual, the Goddess bestows a "class" on every ten-year-old, shaping their future. Arel, son of the renowned Sword Princess Fara and Archmage Leon—two of the most accomplished individuals in their classes—was expected to follow their path. Instead, he is labeled as classless, meaning he cannot naturally develop any specific abilities. Despite this, Arel discovers he can mimic the powers of any class, though it requires far greater effort than for those with innate talent. Driven to overcome his unique limitations and prove that sheer willpower can triumph over divine predestined gifts, Arel sets out to challenge stronger foes and push his abilities to new heights.

In a realm where abilities come from consuming Skill Fruits, people can only eat one in their lifetime—a second proves fatal. Light Underwood aspires to be an adventurer alongside his childhood friend Lena Floria. When the Skill Fruit distribution arrives, Light is disappointed to receive Fruitmaster, a skill that merely enhances his ability to cultivate fruits. Meanwhile, Lena parts ways with him after acquiring a superior skill. Unwilling to give up, Light takes up farming and adopts a young girl named Ayla Lawrence. By chance, both Light and Ayla eat extra Skill Fruits without dying. Light surprisingly gains a new combat-focused skill while keeping his original one. Realizing his rare capacity to accumulate numerous skills, Light aims to close the distance between himself and Lena, striving to become the strongest adventurer ever known.

Shoutarou Futaba has always been passionate about sports, but throughout his middle school baseball days, he spent most of his time on the bench. One day, while walking through a park, he stumbles upon a group of gymnasts training and ends up watching a rhythmic gymnastics competition. Despite their impressive routine, Shoushukan High School's Rhythmic Gymnastics Club finishes second to last because they are short one member and incur penalties. This display of skill captivates Shoutarou, motivating him to enroll at Shoushukan with the goal of joining the club, even though he has zero background in rhythmic gymnastics. The club welcomes him along with Ryouya Misato, a talented gymnast who had previously earned second place in a junior competition. Now that they have a complete six-member team, the club gears up for the upcoming Inter-High tournament. For Shoushukan to have a real shot at victory, Shoutarou must rapidly learn and master the fundamentals of rhythmic gymnastics and cooperate smoothly with his new teammates.

After humans defeated the alien Usurpers using combat androids called Neans, they settled on Mars and entered a peaceful era. Once vital as fighters, Neans now fill low-status roles as laborers and second-class citizens under human authority. They must drink Nectar daily, a substance supplied by their human masters. Within this social order, Proto-Neans are unique androids able to generate metallic exoskeletons granting them immense power. Rouge Redstar, a Proto-Nean, secretly works for Aletheia—the government agency that oversees Nean activity—alongside her human partner, Naomi Orthmann. Their mission is to hunt down the Immortal Nine, a group of Proto-Neans whose hostility toward humans is not yet understood. Meanwhile, an investigator arrives on Mars looking into a series of murders, and Rouge becomes the prime suspect. As Rouge and Naomi delve into the Immortal Nine, they discover startling truths about both the rogue androids and the organization they answer to.

The staff of the Spirits and Such Consultation Office—Arataka Reigen, Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama, Ritsu Kageyama, Katsuya Serizawa, and the spirit Ekubo—travel to Zebra Prefecture for a relaxing hot spring retreat at Ibogami Hot Springs, arranged by the owner who also asks Reigen to investigate local reports of supernatural phenomena. On the train, an exhausted Reigen and Serizawa fall asleep and awaken in a strange, otherworldly dimension. Disoriented and puzzled by their sudden relocation, Reigen and Serizawa must work together to find a way back to their original world before their much-needed break is ruined.

In "Masamune-kun's Revenge OVA," Masamune Makabe returns home from school and encounters a young girl he first mistakes for his cheerful mother. It soon becomes apparent that she is actually his cousin, Haruka. Struck by how much they resemble each other, Masamune's mother, aunt Asae, and Haruka decide to exploit their similar looks for a series of pranks, encouraged by his sister, Chinatsu. Meanwhile, Aki Adagaki invites her friends Neko Fujinomiya, Tae Futaba, and Kojuurou Shuri to spend summer vacation on Tsunade Island. Masamune cannot join them because he accidentally hurts himself by walking into a pole. His absence stirs various feelings among the group, especially a sense of emptiness. Yoshino Koiwai, who has been diligently working on Tsunade Island, receives a day off. With help from her sister, Yoshino undergoes a makeover and is convinced to take a break from her demanding maid duties. Even with this chance to indulge herself, Yoshino realizes that happiness can come in forms beyond mere self-gratification.

An otaku named Asahi Ikusaba saves a child from danger and is suddenly transported to another world, convinced he has reincarnated with cheat abilities just like those in his favorite games and stories. His hopes are dashed when he faces a powerful monster and finds he is still completely ordinary. At this crucial moment, Asahi instinctively calls out for his fiercely protective sister, Maya, who unexpectedly appears armed with the overwhelming powers he had dreamed of having. Overjoyed to see her brother again, Maya vows to protect him using her new abilities. The siblings join forces to navigate their new life and find a way back to their original world, enjoying their adventures along the way. Yet they soon realize that their arrival in this realm may not have been an accident. With the Demon King's immensely powerful forces closing in, only Maya seems capable of standing against them.

First-year high school student Uka Ishimori wants to change herself after a tough time in middle school. Her classmates misunderstood her quiet and reserved nature, calling her "Rocky" and bullying her constantly, leaving her feeling alone and left out. Now, Uka is determined to start fresh. On her first week at a new school, Uka gets unexpectedly splashed with lemon soda by her classmate Kai Miura, whose easygoing attitude is very different from her own. To her surprise, Kai keeps showing her small acts of kindness, slowly helping her become more open. These moments are stirring up new feelings inside her, like the fizz of a lemon soda.

Each day, a masked girl stands by the seaside, singing a melancholic melody. In her youth, Nino Arisugawa experienced two abrupt and sorrowful farewells. Since then, she has continued to sing to the sea, bound by a pact with her two childhood companions—her first love, Momo Sakaki, and the musical prodigy, Kanade "Yuzu" Yuzuriha. Though the two boys never crossed paths, each separately pledged to Nino that her voice would be the beacon to reunite them should she be separated from either. After six years, destiny brings Nino, Momo, and Yuzu together at the same high school. However, time has changed much in their lives—Nino steadfastly holds onto the childhood promise with the boys, Yuzu's past feelings for her rekindle, and Momo deliberately avoids a reunion with Nino. Can they mend their friendship and unravel the intertwined emotions within this intricate love triangle through the power of music?

In "I Have a Crush at Work," Yui Mitsuya and Masugu Tateishi seem like the least compatible pair of colleagues, constantly locked in fierce office disagreements. Yet underneath this combative facade, a concealed romance exists. To protect their workplace, they amplify their quarrels and tensions, hiding their genuine emotions. As each near-miss and awkward scenario occurs, the danger of their coworkers discovering their secret increases. Despite the difficulties of keeping up this act, their connection keeps deepening over time.

In "Dropkick On My Devil!", Yurine Hanazono, a skilled practitioner of the occult, accidentally summons the demon Jashin-chan to Earth and cannot send her back to the underworld. As a result, Jashin-chan is forced to live in Yurine's apartment as her familiar. The only way for Jashin-chan to return home is by killing her summoner, but this proves extremely difficult for the clumsy demon. Because Jashin-chan is immortal and can regenerate, Yurine uses various weapons and inflicts harsh punishments whenever Jashin-chan tries to carry out her evil schemes. Jashin-chan often meets her demon friends, the kind Gorgon Medusa and the lively Minotaur Minosu, who are both much better-behaved and oppose Jashin-chan's plans to harm Yurine. This comedy focuses on the strange daily lives of these unwilling roommates as they play their unique game of cat and mouse.

In a seemingly endless night that stretches across an entire year, a university student pursues a black-haired underclassman—the girl of his dreams—without rest. His strategy is simple: he arranges daily encounters designed to appear as fortunate coincidences. Yet, despite his relentless efforts, the nature of their relationship remains unchanged. Meanwhile, the black-haired girl, a firm believer in fate, seeks to experience as much as possible, allowing events to unfold on their own. Roaming through Kyoto's lively streets, she learns that a childhood book—the one that set her destined path in motion—is now available at a local second-hand bookstore. Upon hearing this, the student sees another chance for a "coincidental" meeting, determined to acquire the book first, hoping it will finally connect their fates.

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.

Set in the vibrant 16th-century city of Florence during the Renaissance, Arte, a young noblewoman, harbors a dream to become an artist and play a part in the cultural renaissance. Following her father's passing, she loses her greatest supporter of her artistic aspirations. With societal expectations pushing her towards marriage and a life of refinement, the determined Arte defies these norms and ventures out into the city to seek an artisan who will accept her as an apprentice. Faced with the harsh realities of gender bias, Arte is repeatedly denied entry into the male-dominated world of artistry. Despite the widespread belief that women lack the skill for fine craftsmanship, she remains undeterred. Eventually, Arte catches the attention of a celebrated artisan named Leo, who agrees to take her under his wing due to his lack of existing disciples. Thus, Arte embarks on a new journey away from her privileged past. As she trains under Leo, Arte works hard to overcome numerous obstacles on her challenging path to mastering her craft and achieving recognition as an artisan.

Picture yourself living an ordinary life—spending time with friends, sharing meals with family, or being with your significant other. Then, without warning, you wake up in a strange world, stranded on a sinking ship amidst a raging storm, alongside five unfamiliar people. That is the harsh reality facing Natsu Iwashimizu. The human race has been wiped out, and the remnants of Japan's population are divided into five teams of men and women, carefully chosen to carry on humanity's future. Every member of these groups brings a useful ability—whether it is martial arts expertise, specialized knowledge, or architectural skill. In stark contrast, Natsu is merely a timid high school student who cannot even raise her voice. Despite her apparent lack of survival skills, she must band together with the other survivors as they face the extreme dangers of their new environment, aiming to reach the "Seven Fuji" and fight for their lives.

In the story "Loner Life in Another World," high school student Haruka is content with his solitary lifestyle. One day, he and his classmates are suddenly sent to a different world, where they receive skill points to boost their abilities and magic. Unfortunately, Haruka shows up late and ends up with seemingly worthless skills that everyone else rejected. Even though he is once again left out and must adapt to his new surroundings by himself, this situation suits him just fine. His peaceful isolation is interrupted when he encounters some of his former classmates. Unable to ignore their pleas for assistance, he gives them shelter and helps them reunite with the rest of the group. However, various social factions struggle to coexist, forcing Haruka to step in as a mediator and maintain harmony among them so that everyone can endure in this unfamiliar world.

In the lively otaku hub of Akihabara, siblings Tamotsu and Niwaka Denkigai encounter vampiric monsters called "Bugged Ones" that take over anyone they bite and quickly spread chaos. When the Bugged Ones attack, a mysterious figure named Matome Mayonaka—armed with a baseball bat—rescues Tamotsu. During the fight, Tamotsu is badly hurt while trying to protect Matome. Left with no other choice, Matome turns Tamotsu into a powerful Bugged One, similar to Matome's own condition. Now working together, Tamotsu, Matome, and energetic cosplayer Arisa Ahokainen form "The Electric Mayonnaise." They battle the Bugged Ones with a unique tactic: stripping their enemies and exposing them to sunlight.

Following their failed research trip to Okinawa, Saitama University postgraduates Shinya Yukimura and Ayame Himuro find themselves without the necessary data to scientifically validate their mutual affection. Since replicating the initial conditions proves impossible, they seek support from the Biological Sciences faculty. Partnering with graduate students and established couple Chris Floret and Suiu Fujiwara, Yukimura and Himuro set out to measure their emotional connection through oxytocin levels in various romantic scenarios. They soon realize their feelings are less intense compared to those of a confirmed couple. Chris challenges them with a key question: how will they proceed if their supposed "love" is not genuine? Determined to find a scientific explanation for their emotional gap, Yukimura takes a significant risk to demonstrate the authenticity of their relationship.

Oda Akira is so unremarkable that people often forget he exists. This proves useful when he and his classmates get transported to a fantasy world. He effortlessly takes on the role of a stealthy assassin. His abnormally high starting stats and various anomalies make Akira suspect something is wrong. Uncovering the kingdom's hidden truths puts him in serious danger, especially from the king who summoned them. With assistance from the elven medium Amelia, Akira must acquire the strength to fix the situation and exact revenge.

As the battle against the dark forces approaches its conclusion, only the Undead King Leonis Death Magnus remains among the Dark Lords. Realizing he requires greater strength to achieve victory, Leonis seals himself underground, intending to be reborn after a thousand years to rebuild his demonic armies. But the world has transformed drastically in his absence. The war that led to Leonis's retreat is forgotten, replaced by a new threat: monstrous beings called Voids. Magic has been supplanted by advanced technology, and those with special abilities, wielding weapons known as Holy Swords, are trained at Excalibur Academy to combat these Voids. Reborn as a ten-year-old human boy, Leonis encounters Riselia Ray Crystalia, a diligent girl who discovers the remnants of his resting place. Believing Leonis has lost his memory, Riselia decides to assist him and enrolls him at Excalibur Academy. Despite his ambitions to conquer the world, Leonis must first navigate a world entirely different from the one he once knew.

In the story, Takuya Arima, a high school student whose father—a historian engaged in many research projects—has vanished under mysterious circumstances, receives a strange package and a letter from his missing father during a summer break. The letter suggests the existence of several parallel worlds. At first doubtful, Takuya finds a device that enables him to move between different dimensions. With this discovery, questions emerge: is his father still alive, and if so, where might he be?

After leaving the idol industry, Fuuka Miyazawa chooses to go to Okinawa instead of returning to Morioka, seeking comfort in a place she doesn't know. Without a clear goal and burdened by sorrow, she wanders until she stumbles upon Gama Gama Aquarium, a small facility facing closure due to financial troubles and a lack of visitors. The aquarium is barely keeping itself running, needing expensive repairs and drawing few customers to bring in money. The facility's director is considering shutting down by the end of summer, which greatly upsets his granddaughter, Kukuru Misakino, a passionate lover of sea life. She is determined to gather enough funds in time to keep the aquarium open. Captivated by the aquarium's unique charm, Fuuka asks for a job, but soon discovers that her lack of experience makes her more of a burden than an asset. At the same time, Kukuru struggles with the realization that her ambitious fundraising goals may be out of reach. As pressure mounts, can Kukuru and Fuuka manage to save the place that has become so meaningful to both of them?

Nineteenth-century France. Vampire aristocrat Jean Duchet Godard's spouse is murdered inside their home. Dissatisfied with the local human authorities' lack of effort, Godard hires two paranormal specialists: Tsugaru Shinuchi, who carries a mysterious birdcage, and his companion, Aya Rindou. These enigmatic investigators have traveled from distant Japan with a single goal—to find the culprit who stole Aya's body and stripped Tsugaru of his humanity.

As winter approaches, Myne, now an apprentice priestess, must prepare for church life and the upcoming Dedication Ceremony. However, her vast knowledge and unusually high mana levels have attracted the dangerous attention of many individuals who wish to exploit her powers. To protect her, the Head Priest assigns a bodyguard for Myne and proposes that she be adopted by a noble family, which would force her to be separated from her family. Myne refuses this plan, causing the Head Priest to give her a firm ultimatum: she may remain with her family until she turns ten, but if she is considered a threat, harsh actions will be taken against her. Confronted with this difficult situation, Myne is unsure of what to do. No matter what happens, she is resolved to protect her loved ones, even if that means giving up her own dreams.

Since childhood, Aoi Tsubaki has had the ability to see ayakashi—spirits from the Hidden Realm—and was raised by her grandfather, Shirou Tsubaki, who shared this gift. He taught her how to coexist with these supernatural beings. After her grandfather's sudden death, Aoi, now independent, continues her college life while using her cooking skills to defend herself from ayakashi that target humans. To keep such spirits from harming unsuspecting people, Aoi makes it her mission to feed the hungry ayakashi she meets. One day, after sharing her lunch with a strange spirit, she is transported to the Hidden Realm and learns that the spirit is actually Oodanna, an ogre-god and the "Master Innkeeper," who reveals that her grandfather owed him a debt of one hundred million yen. As collateral, Aoi is now expected to marry Oodanna. Refusing to accept that fate, she proposes instead to repay the debt through her own efforts by running a restaurant at Oodanna's inn. Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi follows Aoi's journey as she uses her culinary talents to impact the lives of the ayakashi she encounters, changing their world one meal at a time.

Rio, accompanied by his former teacher Celia Claire and his contracted spirit Aishia, flees the capital of the Beltrum Kingdom, but another predicament soon arises. Several individuals from Rio’s previous life in Japan are mysteriously transported to this world, appearing in various locations. Wanting to assist them, Rio rescues a handful and provides them with refuge. To his surprise, among those saved is Miharu Ayase, a childhood friend from his former existence. Rio learns that these are not the only people who have been summoned. Together with his existing comrades and new allies, he sets out to find the remaining kidnapped individuals and discover a way to send them back to Japan. Throughout this mission, he stays focused on his primary objective: avenging his mother’s death.

In Flip Flappers, Cocona is an ordinary middle school student living with her grandmother and uncertain about her future. She meets the energetic Papika, who convinces her to join the group Flip Flap. With Papika's enthusiasm, Cocona enters Pure Illusion, a strange parallel world, where she helps Papika gather crystal fragments. After completing their task, they are sent to another part of Pure Illusion. A threatening creature appears, forcing Cocona and Papika to use their crystals to transform into magical girls—Pure Blade and Pure Barrier, respectively. While fighting the monster, three rivals from a competing organization arrive, kill the creature, and take a relic from its remains. Afterwards, Cocona and Papika realize that to face both their enemies and the dangers of Pure Illusion, they must work together and synchronize their emotions to improve their transformations.

Shogi, a popular Japanese board game resembling chess, attracts players across all age groups, but only a select few achieve professional status. Among these top competitors, the prestigious title of Ryuuou, meaning "dragon king," is awarded to the highest-ranked player in the shogi hierarchy. Yaichi Kuzuryuu has earned the honor of becoming the youngest Ryuuou by winning the grand championship. However, his success is met with skepticism and hostility from the shogi community, with some critics calling him the worst Ryuuou in history. Adding to his troubles, Yaichi has broken a promise he made to a young girl named Ai Hinatsuru to teach her if he won the tournament. When she shows up at his home, he reluctantly takes on the responsibility and begins coaching Ai. Both Yaichi and Ai strive to exceed their current limits: Ai works to discover her hidden potential, while Yaichi aims to prove the legitimacy of his achievements to the doubters in the shogi world.

Eiji Kitahama fantasizes about having a harem, a common desire among high school boys. His dream becomes reality in an unexpected way when Rin Nanakura, a new junior in the drama club, offers to help him achieve it. Using her impressive acting abilities, Rin adopts multiple personas—ranging from playful to calm—all meant to create an artificial harem around Eiji. As Rin spends more time with Eiji, she expands her collection of characters, smoothly shifting between them during their club activities. Through these different roles, the real Rin Nanakura tries to win Eiji’s affection.

After collapsing from overwork in a ruthless corporate setting, Yuuji Sano is reborn into a video game-like fantasy world. Hoping for a calm life, he discovers his starting class is Monster Tamer, widely seen as the weakest. By taming local slimes, he uses their help to unlock hidden magical abilities and gains a second class, Sage, which maximizes his newfound power. Despite possessing overwhelming strength, the mental trauma from his past life prevents him from using it fully. Yet, hidden threats endanger this new world, forcing him to possibly unleash his true power to protect his only refuge.

In a secluded forest far from human settlement, a solitary child named Ryouma Takebayashi lives. His unusual hobby is raising various types of slimes as pets. Though still young, he has a robust build and a natural talent for magic, gifts from a past life filled with hardship. Three gods granted him this new beginning so he can fully appreciate life's joys. After three years of peaceful isolation, Ryouma's path crosses with people who will change his world. When he helps soldiers tend to a wounded comrade, they convince him to accompany them to visit the local ducal family in a nearby town. Agreeing, Ryouma begins a journey to experience the wider world beyond his forest home.

In "Ascendance of a Bookworm Season 2," Myne discovers the Holy Church uses mana for its relics, recognizing an opportunity to address her critical mana disorder. Impressed by their extensive library, she eagerly pursues admission to the Church. In exchange for her service and abundant mana, Myne receives the status of a noble-born apprentice priestess, despite her common origins. For her, titles and mana concerns are insignificant compared to her newfound access to books. Transitioning to this new phase in her world, Myne finds that achieving her dream comes with substantial sacrifices. The noble hierarchy is cruel and politically charged, leaving little room for compassion. She faces discrimination between the noble blue robes and common grey ones, the High Priest's schemes against her, and challenges with her new retainers. With support from her family, friends, and the enigmatic Head Priest whose motives remain unknown, Myne overcomes these obstacles to advance on her path toward becoming the ultimate librarian.

Love can blossom in the most unexpected circumstances, and this is especially true for Ryou Amakusa, a wealthy and brilliant playboy. One rainy morning, he nearly falls down a staircase but is saved by a girl named Ichika Arima. That same evening, Ryou coincidentally meets Ichika again, and it turns out she is the best friend of his younger sister Rio. Wanting to show his gratitude, Ryou tries to win her over with his usual flirtatious charm, only to be instantly rejected because she finds his behavior off-putting. Far from being discouraged, Ryou becomes even more captivated by her. He begins putting in effort to gain Ichika's affection, even though she consistently shows disgust at every encounter. However, as time passes, will Ichika eventually stop being put off by Ryou's relentless, yet unsettling, attempts?

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 "Shomin Sample," Kimito Kagurazaka is an ordinary young man unfairly labeled as a muscle freak at Seikain Academy, an exclusive all-girls school. Due to a misunderstanding about his sexual orientation, he is mistakenly kidnapped by the institution and designated as a "commoner sample" to introduce the students to typical male behavior and everyday life, preparing them for the outside world. To protect his true identity, he pretends to go along with the school's assumption to avoid severe punishment. As he faces these challenges, Kimito meets a group of unusual characters who further complicate his situation. These include Aika Tenkuubashi, a blunt-speaking outcast; Hakua Shiodome, a genius prodigy; Karen Jinryou, a samurai's daughter obsessed with defeating him; and Reiko Arisugawa, the model student who secretly harbors romantic feelings for him. Together with Kimito, these four form the Commoner Club, dedicated to educating their peers about life beyond the school's boundaries. As Kimito navigates this unique environment, he uncovers the distinct personalities and quirks of the girls around him.

In "CHOYOYU!: High School Prodigies Have It Easy Even in Another World!", seven renowned Japanese high school students, celebrated for their extraordinary talents, survive a plane crash and find themselves transported to the medieval fantasy land of Freyjagard. This society is built upon feudal principles, with byuma—beings possessing animal-like traits and formidable strength—and hyuma, those with minimal magical potential, living together. The survivors are rescued by Winona, a byuma warrior, and her adopted elven child, Lyrule. They decide to repay the villagers of Elm Village for their kindness by leveraging their advanced knowledge and skills, all while searching for a way back to their own world. Leading this group of prodigies is Tsukasa Mikogami, the Prime Minister of Japan. He orchestrates their efforts in Freyjagard, striving to gather the necessary information and resources to achieve their goals. Tsukasa theorizes that their situation may be connected to an ancient prophecy foretelling the arrival of seven heroes from another world who defeated a wicked dragon. Encouraging the group to immerse themselves in the local culture and seek out hints that could lead them home, Tsukasa also stresses the importance of exercising restraint to prevent their powerful abilities from accidentally causing harm to this new world they inhabit.

As the end of their high school years approaches, third-year students face the significant milestone of graduation. Mio Natsume carries unresolved emotions, Hazuki Morikawa is a reserved member of the concert band, and Haruto Souma is a dedicated baseball player—each navigating their final months of school. Meanwhile, second-year student Ena Komiya is determined to revive the photography club before it disappears. Though their paths differ, their lives become unexpectedly connected with the arrival of a new third-year transfer student. Eita Izumi, who frequently moves due to his father's job, finds transferring just before graduation a familiar experience. This time, however, the relocation brings him back to his hometown for his last high school semester, reawakening old connections that had been dormant. Graduation already brings uncertainty, but Eita's sudden appearance adds further complexity to their final days at school. Forgotten memories, deep-seated feelings, and newfound passions all surface during this poignant last semester.

Bookish and unmotivated, Mizuto Irido, along with socially inept but kind-hearted Yume Ayai, were once a well-suited couple, united by their love for books. Their relationship, however, faltered due to their differing personalities, leading to their breakup shortly after middle school. In a twist of fate, they find themselves reunited as step-siblings. An unspoken rivalry emerges between the ex-couple, neither willing to acknowledge the other as the senior sibling. They devise a rule: the first to overstep sibling boundaries concedes defeat, allowing the victor to claim the title of older sibling and make one request. Living under the same roof, memories of their past relationship start to influence their behavior, potentially rekindling feelings that were never truly extinguished.

Ikta Solork is a laid-back youth who dreams of having a beautiful companion and a cozy place to rest. His tranquil existence is disrupted when conflict breaks out between the Katjvarna Empire and its neighbor, the Republic of Kioka. Alongside his childhood friend Yatorishino Igsem, Ikta joins the military ranks. During their journey to the testing grounds on a ship, they encounter infantryman Matthew Tetojirichi, sniper Torway Remion, and medic Haroma Becker. A violent storm capsizes their vessel, leaving the group stranded in hostile territory close to a military base. Here, they discover that Princess Chamille Kitora Katjvanmaninik, the Katjvarnan throne's heiress, has been kidnapped. The group successfully rescues her, earning each of them the title of Imperial Knight, one of the highest honors bestowed upon soldiers. With this new responsibility, Ikta must abandon his aspiration for a serene life and assume the mantle of an unwilling hero.

Half a century after humanity began colonizing the terraformed Mars, artificial intelligence has made everyday life comfortable and convenient. In Alba City, Carole scrapes by with odd jobs and plays keyboard after dark. Tuesday, meanwhile, flees her wealthy upbringing in Hershell City, chasing her dream of creating music with her acoustic guitar. Their meeting is unplanned, but they soon join forces as a musical pair. They set out to challenge the AI-generated performers dominating the music industry, convinced that their genuine melodies can truly convey emotion. Can their passion and fortune bring about the most extraordinary miracle Mars has ever witnessed?

In "Ascendance of a Bookworm," Urano Motosu is a passionate reader who devours literature of every kind. Just before she can achieve her dream of becoming a librarian, her life is cut short by an accident. As she fades away, she wishes for a future filled with books. Her wish is granted when she is reborn as Myne, a frail five-year-old in a medieval world. Though she is thrilled by the prospect of reading, Myne is disheartened by the extreme rarity of books, which are handcrafted and expensive, making them accessible only to the nobility. Undeterred, Myne remains determined to find a way to read, and she resolves that if books are not available, she will create them herself.

Fifty years ago, monstrous beings called the "enemies of humanity" appeared across the world. To counter these threats, young people with special abilities known as "Talents"—such as controlling fire or manipulating time—are trained at a remote island academy. Nanao Nakajima stands out because he lacks any such Talent. Though he often faces mistreatment from his more gifted classmates, he continues his training. The situation changes with the arrival of two new students: the mysterious Kyouya Onodera and Nana Hiiragi, who has telepathy. As the group starts to form bonds as nakama, strange disappearances begin to disturb the class's peace.

In "Snow White with the Red Hair 2," Shirayuki and Zen Wistalia have openly acknowledged their feelings for each other, and life at the royal palace of Clarines resumes its regular pace. Shirayuki trains as an apprentice court herbalist, and Zen continues his responsibilities with the support of his trusted assistants. This tranquility is disrupted when Crown Prince Izana, Zen’s elder sibling, receives an invitation from Raji Shenazard, the prince of Tanbarun. Shirayuki is tasked with traveling to Tanbarun for a week to rebuild a relationship with the formerly haughty and imperious Raji, who had previously attempted to make her his concubine. As Shirayuki embarks on this mission, she anticipates new challenges, particularly from a mysterious boy named Kazuki, a stranger who now seems to be targeting her.

In a world where humans and Beastmen have long been in conflict due to the latter's ability to transform using their "Beast Factor," Beastmen were forced into isolation. Anima City was established as a refuge, intended to protect these marginalized beings from human persecution. However, during a celebration marking the city's tenth anniversary, Michiru Kagemori, a newly transformed tanuki, discovers that the city does not live up to her ideal of a safe haven. When an explosion shakes the town square, she encounters Shirou Ogami, a steadfast wolf who serves as the dedicated guardian of all Beastmen. Joining forces, they track down the attackers and uncover that Michiru possesses unusual abilities and a hidden past, leading to suspicions that she may hold the key to bridging the divide between humans and Beastmen.

Haruto Amakawa, a 20-year-old university student, dies in a car accident and is reborn as a young boy named Rio in a different world. As his past and present selves merge, Rio finds he has magical abilities. Driven by his desire to avenge his mother's murder, which continues to motivate him in his new life, he begins a new journey. Soon after, Rio impulsively saves the kidnapped princess of the Bertram Kingdom. The grateful king offers him a place at the prestigious Bertram Royal Academy. Though excited for this chance, Rio struggles to adapt to life among the nobility at the academy, having grown up in the city's poor areas.

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.

In "A Whisker Away," Miyo Sasaki, a spirited high schooler navigating a challenging home with a timid father and a strict stepmother, finds solace in Kento Hinode. She tries various unconventional tactics to win his affection, but when her human attempts fail, she discovers she can transform into a white cat named Tarou to get closer to him. However, as Tarou, she feels helpless upon learning of Kento's personal struggles, unable to provide the support he needs. Miyo faces a critical decision: continue hiding as Tarou to preserve their connection or reveal her true self, risking their relationship, to truly aid him.

Yuzu Aihara's life shifts dramatically during her first year of high school after her mother remarries, compelling her to transfer to a new school. Bursting with energy and charm, Yuzu arrives eager to make friends, find love, and experience her first kiss. However, her outgoing nature clashes with the rigid atmosphere of her all-girls institution, known for its obedient and academically focused student body. On her very first day, Yuzu's bold behavior draws the attention of Mei Aihara, the intimidating student council president, who confiscates Yuzu's phone in a suggestive manner. At the end of a long day, Yuzu uncovers a startling revelation: Mei is now her stepsister. Despite Yuzu's attempts to build a rapport, Mei's icy demeanor leads Yuzu to provoke her. Their relationship takes a sharp turn when Mei unexpectedly kisses Yuzu, leaving her shocked and bewildered. As Yuzu struggles to understand the meaning behind the kiss and the sorrow in Mei's eyes, she begins to peel back the layers of her stepsister's complex true character.

In the kingdom of Tanbarun, Shirayuki, a spirited young woman with vibrant red hair that contrasts her name meaning "snow white," diligently works as an apothecary at her herbal shop. Her tranquil life is shattered when she draws the unwanted attention of the reckless Prince Raji, who tries to compel her to become his concubine. To safeguard her freedom, Shirayuki cuts off her long red hair and escapes into the forest, where she is saved by Zen Wistalia, the second prince of the neighboring nation of Clarines, accompanied by his two companions. Motivated to repay her debt to Zen and his allies, Shirayuki aims to become the court herbalist in Clarines. Akagami no Shirayuki-hime chronicles Shirayuki's journey toward a new beginning at the Clarines royal court, paralleling Zen's aspiration to mature into a prince worthy of his rank. As they forge deep bonds and confront perilous enemies, both Shirayuki and Zen discover how to support each other while traversing their individual paths.

After a string of misfortunes, Makoto Edamura adopts a life of theft and deception, surviving by pickpocketing and tricking others. However, his attempt to scam a seemingly naive tourist backfires when the stranger outsmarts him, forcing Makoto to flee from the police. During his escape, he encounters the tourist again, who reveals himself to be Laurent Thierry, another master swindler. Makoto follows Laurent to Los Angeles and challenges him to a contest to determine who is the superior con artist. Accepting the challenge, Laurent leads them to a grand mansion, identifying their target as the most powerful mafia boss on the West Coast. As Makoto becomes entangled in Laurent's elaborate schemes, working alongside his charismatic crew within a complex web of global high-stakes fraud, he realizes that his reputation as "Japan's Greatest Swindler" may soon be tested to its very limits.

Following a worldwide disaster, Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama returns to his daily routine, which involves navigating a difficult career survey at school. Simultaneously, he continues to assist his mentor Arataka Reigen and the newly arrived Katsuya Serizawa in resolving various paranormal issues for their clients. Through these endeavors, Mob strives to gain independence with both his psychic powers and his personal life while forging deeper connections with those around him. However, fresh challenges, spanning both the supernatural and the mundane, test Mob's emotional resilience, forcing him to confront the darker aspects of his reality. As he progresses on his path to maturity, Mob must navigate his internal conflicts and begin to shed the innocence he has clung to for so long.

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.

Once humiliated by the wealthy and charismatic Aki Adagaki, who cruelly dubbed him "Piggy" due to his weight, Masamune Makabe channeled his frustration into a rigorous fitness routine. He successfully transformed into a handsome and confident young man. His strategy is simple: make Aki fall in love with him, then break her heart upon their reunion. After transferring to Aki's high school, Masamune sets his revenge in motion by gradually forging a bond with the formidable girl. However, just as his scheme begins to bear fruit, an anonymous letter arrives containing his old, derogatory nickname. If Masamune cannot identify the sender, his intricate plan risks collapsing before it truly gets underway.