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Marcus declares himself the best pilot in the Cloud Forest. High above, in a sky filled with white clouds, lies a village known as Cloud Forest. This is the story of Marcus, the pilot, and a little boy named TT, both of whom call Cloud Forest home.

In "Musunde Hiraite," a series of high school romance tales is presented, each chapter focusing on a different student's journey. One narrative follows Hiro, who is drawn to a charismatic upperclassman who has turned down his confessions fifteen times. He wonders if he can ultimately win her affection. His companion, Akechi, maintains an extensive notebook documenting every girl at their school. As he explores the mysteries behind a notably reserved and timid classmate, his motives may shift from mere curiosity to a deeper, personal connection.

The Haitoku Pistols first appeared in the Monster Strike anime special Mon-Soni! D'Artagnan no Idol Sengen. Their newest single, a Christmas song titled Wishing, was released on December 1st. This ballad, featuring Lucy's powerful vocals, also serves as the main theme for the XFLAG original anime Itazura Majo to Nemuranai Machi. Unlike the main ONA, which uses traditional 2D animation, this official music video demo is fully computer generated. The video starts with the trio directly addressing the audience, moves into the demo, and concludes with another round of messages from the band members.

Special episode included with BD/DVD release.

Ozmafia!! special included with the 1st volume of the DVD/BD.

A brief anime that draws inspiration from the iOS and Android mobile title God Eater Resonant Ops. God Eater Reso Nantoka Gekijou can be accessed inside the God Eater Resonant Ops mobile game app.

In the unaired thirteenth episode of "Kiitarou Shounen no Youkai Enikki," which is featured on the DVD/BD release, Kiitarou ends up caught up in typical ecchi manga situations because of Lucky Eros. However, he doesn't consider himself lucky at all and tries his best to avoid the incidents that arise between him and the female youkai.

Short anime inspired by the iOS and Android mobile game God Eater Resonant Ops.

Episode 13 included with the Blu-ray/DVD release.

Short anime inspired by the iOS and Android mobile game God Eater Resonant Ops. It introduces the characters through their first day of school. Resonant Ops continues the story of God Eater 2 Rage Burst, which is itself a sequel to God Eater Burst, and takes place four years after the events of the latter. The setting finally moves toward the Fenrir Headquarters in the year 2078. (Nagerareta Shokupan is episode 00 of God Eater Reso Nantoka Gekijou. It originally premiered at the God Eater 8th Anniversary event on March 24, 2018, before being uploaded to YouTube by Bandai Namco Entertainment on March 30.)

A legendary courier-for-hire, known as "Roadbuster," Bean Bandit will deliver any item to any location, but only for a steep fee. He refuses to let anyone block his path or double-cross him, and when confronted with such an obstacle, he eliminates them using his raw strength and muscles.

Makoto Kubota lived without much concern for deep thought or serious ambition. As the leader of a youth gang under the Izumo Group, his days were filled with yakuza disputes, mahjong games, and killings. His existence was upended when he accidentally discovered a mysterious substance called Wild Adapter—a drug that brought unpredictable and often deadly effects. This encounter forever changed Makoto’s direction, leading him to forge an unusual partnership with a homeless man named Minoru Tokito. Together, they become more deeply drawn into the enigma of Wild Adapter.

Astra Ludger Doomsday, the former captain of the royal knights, has at last realized his greatest desire: to retire and use his savings to purchase his own home. However, shortly after finally reaching his sanctuary, a young girl crashes into his house. The girl is an apprentice witch and appears to mistake Astra for someone else.

This anime centers on Ekoda, who holds a variety of part-time jobs and explores the city's nightlife. Although she has a boyfriend, she prefers casual relationships and does not take the relationship seriously. She views popular girls—whom she calls "birds of prey"—as her natural enemy. Each episode is handled by a different director, character designer, voice cast, and studio. The episode is also split into segments: the first three and a half minutes consist of the animated short, followed by live‑action interviews with the creators, and then a segment showing the drawing of the short.

Habahiro Hige wakes up at his desk and finds he has turned into a baby. Making the situation even stranger, Iori Wakabayashi shows up wearing a school uniform and does not recognize him as the infant. When she picks him up and cradles him, Hige realizes that not only does he have a baby's body, but his mind has also become that of a baby.

Second season of Yatogame-chan Kansatsu Nikki.

Fuuka has lost all her memories. While wandering through a strange town, she finds herself being pursued. The ones who come to her rescue are members of the Oz family, one of the mafia organizations that control the city. In this town where both camaraderie and conflict go hand in hand, Fuuka must choose whose hand to take. Along the way, the mystery remains: why can she recall nothing at all?

Sawako Machida, nicknamed "Miss Bernard," is a regular at the school library, always carrying a book—though whether she's actually read it is debatable. She admits that reading feels too troublesome and instead aims to appear well-read. Surrounded by sincere bibliophiles in the library, her casual attitude toward literature irritates those who hold their favorite works dear. Nonetheless, as she goes through the motions of reading and takes part in literary conversations with a quirky group of book enthusiasts, Sawako gradually picks up a few things and forms new friendships along the way.

Unaired episode of Danchigai included on the Blu-ray/DVD volume.

Kiitarou's Yokai Picture Diary follows a young boy named Kiitarou as he interacts with various yokai. Because of his unusually strong spiritual sensitivity, Kiitarou is compelled to move out of his family's house after venturing into a forbidden storage room. In his new home, he encounters Suzu, a zashiki warashi, and the two begin drawing different supernatural creatures, including a nurikabe that appears as an unbreakable wall and a mokumokuren visible as eyes peering through a torn paper screen. What other legendary beings will they come across?

After moving from Tokyo to Nagoya, high school student Jin Kaito meets his classmate Yatogame Monaka, who stands out for her strong local dialect. Despite her cat-like mannerisms and blunt use of Nagoya-ben, Yatogame keeps Jin at a distance. This comedic series showcases the charm of Nagoya through the endearing personality of Yatogame-chan.

A discussion event for the series Osake wa Fuufu ni Natte kara held at Machi★Asobi vol. 20 included an announcement confirming that the short series will have a fourteenth episode.

Against the violent conflict between the Krakozhia Dukedom and the Grania Republic, the story centers around Yano Souhei, a typical high school student suddenly thrust into a national crisis. His calm life is abruptly interrupted when First Lieutenant Ruto and Second Lieutenant Haruka, two soldiers, crash into his home inside their tanks. The chaos escalates quickly with the appearance of the enemy soldier Shachirofu, who joins in the gunfight right in Souhei's house.

In "Hackadoll The Animation," the Hacka Dolls function as AI programs designed to collect and customize news and information for individual users. These adaptable robots have served as reliable helpers for various groups, including government officials and professional athletes. However, due to declining performance, three defective units are produced. Their flawed personalities result in them being sent to Earth with the mission of assisting humanity in any way they can. They take on a range of tasks, from encouraging a fujoshi to sell doujinshi at Comiket to joining an idol group, as long as these activities comply with their ethical standards. Despite their imperfections, they approach their responsibilities with sincerity and unwavering enthusiasm, always working diligently to support others to the fullest extent possible.

Habahiro Hige is an ordinary office worker with an intense love for Tabekko Marshmallows. His daily routine is frequently interrupted by his 24-year-old coworker, Iori Wakabayashi, who delights in tormenting him and exploiting his marshmallow obsession. She provokes him by eating the candies in front of him, buying his favorite kinds from convenience stores, and embarrassing him before their supervisor. Despite her friends' confusion about her interest in him, Iori is drawn to Habahiro's plump, marshmallow-like physique and is determined to win his affection. Secretly, Iori aims to lure him into a romantic connection, believing that appealing to his taste buds is key to capturing his heart. With a bag of sweets in hand, she persistently pursues him, hoping he will eventually see beyond her games. The story unfolds as it questions whether Habahiro will realize that their playful interactions could develop into something more.

Returning to her hometown after six years in Tokyo, Hanabi Natsuno is overwhelmed by memories as she gets ready to begin high school. Moving into Tachibanakan, a local dormitory for girls, she comes across a breathtakingly beautiful girl who is completely naked, sparking an immediate and intense crush. Hanabi also reunites with her childhood friend, Konomi Fujiwara, whom she hardly remembers. As she meets the other dorm residents, Hanabi finds herself the focus of their attention. The girls quickly welcome the new arrival and start competing for her affection, whether through subtle hints or open displays. It soon becomes clear that Hanabi’s upcoming school year will be far from ordinary.

Sixty years ago, a strange epidemic of sleeplessness struck, causing people to remain awake for over a week and eventually descend into madness from lack of rest. To treat this condition, a new drug was created, but it unexpectedly turned those who took it into vampires. A conflict erupted between humans and vampires, and humans ultimately won, though some vampires managed to survive. Mi Liu, known as "The Child of Hope," is the child of both a human and a vampire, representing the potential for peace between the two races. After a carefully orchestrated bank robbery, Mi Liu is captured and sent to a special prison run by the National Defense Agency, built to contain vampires. During an escape attempt alongside Anji, Mi Liu encounters mysterious creatures and learns that the prison is constructed on top of the vampires' birthplace: what used to be the capital city, Blue Town. The heroes must uncover the reason vampires are imprisoned in Blue Town and figure out what the strange monsters attacking them truly are.

In Danchigai, high school student Haruki Nakano leads a fairly typical life except for the fact that his mother is away, leaving him to share a home with his four younger sisters. His eldest sister, Mutsuki, frequently falls asleep in his bed, while Yayoi, who is in junior high, constantly teases him. The twin elementary schoolers, Uzuki and Satsuki, enjoy playing tricks on their older brother. Living with four sisters brings Haruki a variety of unique experiences—from going grocery shopping and watching scary movies to practicing kissing. Everyday life in Danchigai is always full of surprises.

Yuma Okazaki and Hotaru Mizushina have been close friends since childhood, and with their respective boyfriends, Takeda and Fujiwara, they seem to lead an ideal life. They spend their days together at school and even go on double dates, their friendship appearing unbreakable. But during one of those outings, Hotaru catches everyone off guard with her unusual behavior. While Takeda and Fujiwara are preoccupied, she starts to stroke Yuma’s thighs. Shocked by this strange advance, Yuma hurries to the restroom, only for Hotaru to follow her. Inside a locked stall, Hotaru corners the confused Yuma and murmurs, "You’ll be more nervous with a boy—let me help you practice."

Chisato Mizusawa works as a composed assistant office manager and outwardly insists she does not care for alcohol. In truth, she secretly enjoys drinking, and when she does, a more playful side of her appears—a trait known only to her husband, Sora, who works as a bartender. Each evening, Sora prepares dinner and serves Chisato her favorite cocktails, including Plum Splet, Irish Coffee, and Orange Breeze. Though her love for alcohol is strong, her affection for her gentle husband runs deeper. Together, they share a happy life filled with moments of joy and, occasionally, a delightful cocktail.