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After finishing middle school, Tonbo Ooi departs from the secluded Tokara island and heads to Kumamoto to further develop her golf game. With guidance from her mentor Kazuyoshi Igarashi, she meets coach Hajime Udou as a potential trainee. At first, Tonbo struggles to demonstrate her abilities because of her unconventional technique and lack of familiarity with different golf clubs. Nevertheless, during her debut tournament, she astonishes everyone with her remarkable skills. Tonbo's showing grabs the attention of Hajime and others, resulting in her entry into the Kyushu Women's Championship. There, she goes up against both old rivals and fresh opponents, fully intent on carving out a place for herself in the professional golf world.

Kazuyoshi Igarashi, a former professional golfer, relocates to Hinoshima Island to start a new chapter in his life, taking a position at the local development center. Expecting a quiet, rural setting, he is surprised to find a fully functional golf course built by the islanders, which turns the coastline into a shared golfing space. His amazement grows when he meets Tonbo Ooi, a young girl who plays exclusively with a challenging 3-iron club. Through his interactions with Tonbo and witnessing her remarkable abilities, Kazuyoshi rediscovers a renewed appreciation for golf and finds the true joy of the sport once again.

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

Kanzaki Nao's father named her with the hope she would embody the ideal of honesty. She has surpassed his expectations, becoming known as a girl of extreme, almost naive honesty. This makes her the worst possible participant for the high-stakes Liar Game, where victory depends on deceiving opponents for money and defeat brings enormous debt. Yet a box containing one hundred million yen and a participation card still arrives at her home, and she is quickly tricked out of the entire amount. Learning that Shinichi Akiyama, a master swindler who drove a major corporation into bankruptcy, is being released from prison, Nao seeks him out for assistance. Thus, the two are pulled into the dark, greed-driven, and deceitful world of the Liar Game.

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

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

On November 23, 1957, the Federal Republic of Zirnitra stunned the world by successfully launching a dog into space, escalating the space race against their rival, the United Kingdom of Arnack. Both countries are determined to be the first to send a human into space. Because of the physiological differences between dogs and humans, testing space travel on subjects more similar to people is essential. To achieve this, Zirnitra decides to conduct experiments on vampires, whose biology closely resembles that of humans. Irina Luminesk, a vampire from the mountains, is forcibly brought in but accepts her role as a test subject without resistance. Lev Leps, who was once a leading candidate to become the first human cosmonaut, is assigned to train Irina. As they train together, both Irina and Lev grow increasingly passionate about space exploration, which also brings them closer.

Seigi, a middle school student recognized for his martial arts abilities and unwavering sense of justice, lives a fairly ordinary existence. One day, he steps in to protect an elderly homeless man from a group of thugs, and the grateful stranger marks Seigi's palm with an enigmatic tattoo. This symbol turns out to be a highly sought-after and potent artifact, drawing the interest of many enemies, including a powerful young woman who also bears a similar tattoo. As Seigi faces increasingly perilous opponents whose powers outmatch his physical combat skills, he understands that he must unravel the mysteries of his own tattoo to have any chance of surviving.

In Hundred, humanity is under assault from the alien entity called the Savage, with the Hundred being the only technology capable of effectively fighting back. Hayato Kisaragi, who survived an encounter with the Savage, has the highest compatibility with this weaponry. As a result, he is enrolled at Little Garden, a prestigious military academy located on a battleship, where he undergoes intense training to improve his skills. During his demanding schedule, Hayato draws the attention of several female classmates and gets involved in various incidents as he battles the Savage, which have taken over Earth and threaten global security.