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An unaired episode of Mini Toji included on the DVD/BD release.

In Mini Toji's special episode 0, Kanami and Mihono—characters who realize they belong to an anime—present a recap and introduction to the Toji no Miko story. This allows viewers unfamiliar with the original series to follow Mini Toji's plot when it begins the next week.

Short animated clips starring the cast of the Kakkou no Iinazuke anime, uploaded to the KADOKAWA Anime YouTube channel and the official Cuckoo Anime Twitter account.

At Sony Group Corporation's CES 2025 press conference, Crunchyroll revealed that an anime adaptation based on Sucker Punch Productions' Ghost of Tsushima video game and its Ghost of Tsushima: Legends multiplayer mode is now in development. The series is set to debut exclusively on Crunchyroll in 2027.

A summary of the first 12 episodes of Toji no Miko.

Following the television broadcast, the extra scenes from Cinderella Girls Gekijou 3rd Season became available for streaming on The iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls Mobage.

Following the television broadcast, extra scenes from Cinderella Girls Gekijou 2nd Season became accessible via streaming on The iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls Mobage.

Short chibi-style episodes connected to Kusuriya no Hitorigoto, aired on the TOHO animation YouTube channel and Nippon Television.

"Remember, when you had wings." A wish made 12,000 years ago echoes in a broken heart. As the sun, moon, and Mars align, a new melody of unity begins to play. Located on the peaceful island of Enoshima in the Shonan Sea, the prestigious Private Enoshima Academy draws talented students from across the nation with its advanced technological curriculum. Sakko, Rimiya, and Toshi—members of the elite Elements class—are chosen to pilot the emotion-driven Vector Machine, a fighter jet used to combat the enigmatic Mythical Beasts. During intense battles, guided by a hidden vision, Sakko cries out, "Planetary Fusion! Go, Aquarion!" Reborn through cycles of reincarnation, the mechanical celestial wing Aquarion takes form. The young pilots, burdened by their fates, confront the truths of the cosmos as adult ambitions clash with the mysterious Space Egg Society. This epic tale of love, interwoven with personal emotions, unfolds with the destiny of the universe hanging in the balance.

After each TV episode, supplementary segments of Cinderella Girls Gekijou were offered for streaming on The iDOLM@STER Cinderella Girls Mobage.

For generations, shrine maidens wielding swords have fought against "aratama"—dangerous beings that threaten the human realm. Referred to as "Toji," these young female warriors don school uniforms and carry weapons, operating as members of the officially recognized "special religious service police squad" within the police force. The government grants Toji the authority to bear swords and act as law enforcers, establishing five schools across the country for their training. Every spring, the top Toji from each institution compete in a tournament. As the event approaches, the selected representatives intensify their training to improve their abilities and power.

Mirai Momoyama and Emo Moegi are first-year middle school students who dream of being idols. They opt to utilize the Pri☆Chan System, a platform employed by celebrities and corporations for streaming. Emulating many girls who launch their own channels and share content, the two take on the role of their own producers, establishing a channel in hopes of achieving Pri☆Chan idol status.

Do the daily lives of these girls swing between battle and calm? Characters from both the TV anime Toji no Miko and the mobile game Toji no Miko: Kizamishi Issen no Tomoshibi gather in adorable chibi forms.

The third season of Cinderella Girls Gekijou.

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.

The story of "The Drops of God" follows Shizuku Kanzaki, the only child of famous wine critic Yutaka Kanzaki. Shizuku was raised under a strict routine focused on wine appreciation. His father trained him intensely to master every facet of wine tasting, which only made Shizuku come to hate it completely. Eventually, tired of this lifestyle, he moved out and took a job as a sales representative at a beer company, vowing never to touch wine again. Yutaka's unexpected death pulls Shizuku back into the world he detests. According to his father's will, whoever can correctly identify the "12 Apostles" of wines and the legendary "Drops of God" will inherit Yutaka's large wine collection and estate. Shizuku has one year to accomplish this task, believing he is the only heir. What Shizuku does not know is that Yutaka secretly adopted Issei Tomine, a renowned wine critic nicknamed "The Prince of Wine," just a week before passing away. Now Issei is Shizuku's rival for the inheritance. With no formal training in wine tasting, Shizuku faces steep odds in his quest to find the elusive "Drops of God." Can he overcome these hurdles in time?

SI-VIS is a well-known co-ed musical group headed by Yosuke, famous for their dazzling performances and magnetic presence in the music world. But this ensemble secretly operates as a covert team of heroes fighting mysterious threats to the planet. Their abilities are fueled by the adrenaline produced during their concerts. To outsiders, their battles against evil appear to be nothing more than ordinary live shows, allowing them to keep their true identities hidden.

The second season of Cinderella Girls Gekijou.

Satake Hirofumi, an "Undeadman" who has endured countless brushes with death, is on death row after being convicted of killing his fiancée. His extraordinary nature draws the attention of the "Human Crazy University," a research facility dedicated to studying real-world miracles and the individuals involved in them. Brought in as a test subject, Satake shares the story of his eternal yet tragic existence. The truth behind his fiancée's death gradually uncovers a far-reaching conspiracy.

Second season of Bungou Stray Dogs Wan!.

As New Year's Eve approaches, the 501st Joint Fighter Wing prepares for a celebratory event in Petersburg. Eila Ilmatar Juutilainen hopes to enjoy a quiet walk with Sanya V. Litvyak before the festivities commence. Yet, their efforts to share time together are repeatedly disrupted by various interruptions. Compounding the situation, a Neuroi advances toward the base, endangering both the squadron and the holiday celebrations in Petersburg.

Recap of the first 8 episodes of Buddy Daddies.

Gekkan Mousou Kagaku takes place in the ordinary town of Most City, located in an unnamed country, where a small publishing company produces a strange monthly magazine dedicated to the most bizarre and improbable subjects. This everyday routine is disrupted when scientist Gorou Satou encounters the magazine's staff: editor-in-chief Tarou, his assistant Jirou, and their dog Saburou.

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.

The second season of Hanazakari no Kimitachi e. Note: Hanazakari no Kimitachi e 2nd Season streams one week ahead of its TV broadcast on Prime Video and Crunchyroll, beginning with episode 2 on July 2nd.

Following a failed covert mission, Mobile Suit pilot Amuro Ray and his fellow soldiers become stranded on a remote island. Their battalion had been dispatched to the Island of No Return with orders to clear out all enemy presence, but instead they find a group of children and are attacked by an enemy mecha. Amuro now must find a way for everyone to escape this mysterious land, a task that includes encountering an unusual man named Cucuruz Doan. Revealed during the "Dai 2-kai Gundam Conference" event, this film is described as a retelling of the fifteenth episode of the original Mobile Suit Gundam television anime. That episode itself was omitted from English-language releases of the series.

In the series "Obey Me! Season 2," the seven deadly sins take the form of siblings: Lucifer, Mammon, Leviathan, Satan, Asmodeus, Beelzebub, and Belphegor. These fearsome demons inhabit the Devildom, though they often end up in troubling predicaments. At Diavolo's Royal Academy, a single human transfer student has won their hearts. Motivated by their longing for this student, the brothers partake in silly, playful mischief, frequently pulling others into their relentless chaos.

“No” is not a word that exists in the vocabulary of a concierge. That’s just one of the strict rules Akino must follow as she starts her new position as a salesclerk at the refined and sprawling Hokkyoku Department Store. This is no ordinary store—its clientele are all animals, and the most esteemed among them belong to extinct species. Sea minks, laughing owls, Japanese wolves, and even a colossal mammoth named Mr. Woolly, a celebrated sculptor whose works are displayed in the store, all shop here. Still, it remains a luxury retail establishment, and the nervous Akino finds herself overwhelmed by the customers’ demanding requests. These range from rare merchandise to more intricate emotional issues. Can the green Akino satisfy their whims and live up to their expectations? To keep her job, she must succeed while being constantly watched by the finicky floor manager Mr. Toudou, a sinister consultant eager to reduce the workforce, and the store’s mysterious president (who is definitely not a penguin, just so you know!).

As the seasons shift, Mizuho Nishino experiences both happiness and heartache throughout her teenage years. With Christmas drawing near, she looks forward to celebrating the holiday with her four childhood friends: Kizuki Hazawa, Shin Kashiwagi, Airu Izumi, and Shuugo Hoshikawa. However, Kizuki catches her off guard by asking her to spend the time together alone, which leads Mizuho to open up and agree to be his girlfriend. Word of Mizuho and Kizuki's relationship spreads quickly, stirring up feelings in Shin and Airu, who have found it difficult to acknowledge their own emotions. The tight-knit group's relationships become strained as they navigate this unfamiliar territory, leaving it uncertain whether the new romance and long-standing friendships will endure.

The third season of Miss Monochrome. Miss Monochrome persists in her diligent efforts to become the most popular idol in Japan, with assistance from the idol group Caramel.

Shizuma Origasa, once a celebrated samurai from the Aizu Domain, now struggles to survive after his homeland's devastating defeat at the hands of the rising imperial government. He works as a rickshaw puller in Tokyo, all the while desperately searching for clues about his missing fiancée, Sumie Kanomata—a woman entrusted to him by his late friend, Gennosuke. After thwarting an assassination attempt, Shizuma is recruited into the police force, using his new position to continue his hunt for Sumie. His investigation quickly entangles him in a web of political schemes involving imperial loyalists, unyielding rebels, clever courtesans, meddling foreigners, and a mysterious yakuza boss named Kyoushirou Shuragami.

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.

Serval and Caracal encounter a human child while exploring the woods. Traveling together with the child, they encounter other Friends, discover the hidden truths of Japari Park, and become involved in an event foretold to "shake the earth."

In THE IDOLM@STER CINDERELLA GIRLS Theater, the idols of 346 Productions take a break from their rigorous schedules to share glimpses of their everyday life. Members of the Cinderella Project indulge in leisure activities such as vacations, dining out, and other fun pursuits, often alongside their devoted producer or close idol friends. This series deviates from its standard format to present short, three-minute episodes filled with various skits that spotlight individual members or small groups of the cast.

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 futuristic city of Tom Sawyer, residents focus their daily lives on gathering "Love," much like earning likes on social media. This virtual currency grants access to public services and allows them to alter their appearance through the Decoration Customizer, or "Deco"—a holographic implant placed in their eyes since childhood. The city is carefully managed, and its people enjoy a peaceful existence, aside from occasional disturbances caused by Phantom Zero, a mysterious entity capable of erasing all Love in the vicinity. Berry, a curious and playful girl fascinated by Phantom Zero, leads a comfortable life within the city's system until her Deco malfunctions, revealing a hidden trickster named Hack. Believing Hack to be Phantom Zero, Berry chases after the elusive figure, inadvertently uncovering the city's hidden truths. It soon becomes apparent that Hack is not the only one challenging the system's limits, and beneath Tom Sawyer's bright exterior lurks a darker reality.

A school trip goes horribly wrong when the plane carrying Oribe Mutsumi and her classmates crashes, leaving them stranded on what appears to be a deserted island. Mutsumi swiftly locates the other survivors and applies her knowledge of wilderness survival to assist them. At first, she is confident that rescue will come within three days—a reasonable hope. But their situation turns dire when they realize the island is overrun with enormous, lethal insects. Mutsumi's expertise with bugs like butterflies and wasps may prove essential to protecting her fellow students until help arrives.

During the Ultra Super Pictures Special Stage at AnimeJapan 2015 on Saturday, it was announced that the Miss Monochrome television anime series is getting a second season. This new season is scheduled to premiere on July 3, 2015, airing within the half-hour Ultra Super Anime Time programming block.

In "Dekin no Mogura: The Earthbound Mole," university students Kuriaki Magi and Yaeko Kirihara witness a strange event where a man is struck on the head but remains unharmed. When they catch up to him, they learn he is Momoyuki Mogura, a man blessed with immortality. Initially doubtful, Magi and Yaeko start to reconsider as they encounter various apparitions. Mogura explains these are the spirits of the dead that produce demon fire, a luminous phenomenon that guides souls after death. Denied access to this fire, Mogura has spent years collecting spiritual remnants, hoping to eventually join the afterlife. With Magi and Yaeko helping him search for more spirits, Mogura may finally achieve his unusual goal.

In "Bye Bye, Earth Season 2," Belle Lablac—the only human in a world full of anthropomorphic animals—is healing after her recent confrontation with her former partner, Adonis Question. Though she struggles with guilt and a sense of betrayal, she stays determined to discover the truth about her past, even if she has to do it on her own. When she reconnects with her allies from the Catacombs, one of them, Guinness, challenges the official account of their fight there. He condemns the very principles of Schubertland, a place where those who champion good are expected to sacrifice themselves in the endless fight against evil. Belle backs Guinness's request to King Rawhide to designate the Catacombs as a neutral zone. Meanwhile, Adonis sides with the forces of darkness and returns to Schubertland, intent on causing chaos in the area by targeting King Rawhide.

Yang is called to the Free Planet Alliance, where he sees deeply troubling corruption. At the same time, Marshal Reinhardt discovers disloyalty within his own ranks as an ambitious admiral starts a savage attack to recapture the Iserlohn Fortress. While both sides fight to hold their ground in this unyielding and bloody conflict, they start to realize that their true struggle comes not from external foes, but from enemies within.

In 2032 Los Angeles, a young woman awakens with no memory of her past, yet she possesses lethal combat skills. Clues to her identity include a sealed data device and a black lotus tattoo. To uncover the truth of her forgotten history and locate those linked to her violent past, she must piece together these scattered fragments.

Following a plane crash during a school excursion, Oribe Mutsumi and her classmates find themselves marooned on an island that appears uninhabited. Mutsumi locates the rest of the survivors and puts her survival skills to use aiding them. She anticipates rescue within roughly three days—a period that does not seem overly difficult to withstand. But she fails to anticipate the island’s true danger: it is infested with enormous predatory insects. Her expertise regarding butterflies, wasps, and other species might prove to be the sole factor that enables any of her classmates to stay alive until help arrives.

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.

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

Recap of the first seven episodes of Ore dake Level Up na Ken.

At the rigorous Tokyo Fire Department's Fire Academy, a talented newcomer, Daigo Toake, distinguishes himself through his exceptional performance in both physical and mental evaluations. His outstanding abilities stir envy in his fellow recruit, Shun Onoda, though Shun also harbors a mix of genuine respect and rivalry, recognizing that their ultimate goal is the same—to save lives. Yuki Nakamura is the only female among the trainees and is fiercely dedicated to demonstrating her capability to compete with her male counterparts in this predominantly male profession. As the paths of these three recruits cross and they face real-life emergencies more harrowing than any training scenario, they learn the true nature of their calling. Despite the harsh realities of their work, the firefighters in their distinctive orange uniforms continue to be a beacon of hope for those in distress.

Middle school student Lim Jugyeong endures relentless teasing for her plain appearance until she learns to use cosmetics as her tool for transformation. Applying BB cream, lip tint, eyeliner, mascara, double eyelid tape, and colored contact lenses with precision, she changes from a bullying victim into an admired beauty. Praised for her seemingly flawless looks, Jugyeong enjoys a smooth school life as long as she keeps her bare face concealed. Her routine is disrupted when Lee Suho, a new transfer student, joins her class. His handsome features quickly make him popular. During an unexpected moment, he becomes the first classmate to see Jugyeong without her makeup. Fearing her secret will be exposed, she will go to any lengths to keep it hidden. Yet, as her connection with Suho deepens, she begins to wonder if true beauty is only about outward appearance.

Narukami Ryusei, a former demon king from another realm, now lives as a carefree NEET who spends his days playing video games in his room. He intends to enjoy this new life without any burdens or duties. However, his plans are disrupted when the hero who once defeated him reincarnates into the same world as an adorable high school girl. Ryusei must decide whether he can steer clear of conflict in this fresh start or if he is doomed to clash with his old rival once more.

The second season of Kakuriyo no Yadomeshi. Aoi, a girl who has the ability to see ayakashi spirits, is suddenly confronted by an ogre. Odanna demands that she repay her grandfather's debt and makes an outrageous proposal: that she become his bride! Turning down this ridiculous offer, Aoi chooses to work at the Tenjin-ya bed and breakfast in order to settle what her family owes. When we last saw her, Aoi continues her job at Tenjin-ya, where more ayakashi troubles and new challenges lie ahead.

In the magical city of Ashram, young women called Pentagrams dedicate themselves to refining their skills in etiquette, magic, and academics to become proper ladies. This place, kept separate from the outside world, resembles a secluded garden where young blossoms are carefully nurtured. Yet dangerous magical creatures, drawn to their abilities, threaten these students, who must fight these pests as part of their duties. Among them is Arsnotoria, a Pentagram who rarely smiles, living in the fifth dormitory with her close friends: the cheerful Mell, the self-reliant Little Alberta, the confident Picatrix, and the serene Abramelin. These four spend every moment together, even holding secret tea parties in their private hideout after finishing their tasks. As they pursue their goals in what appears a peaceful setting, darker truths about Ashram and the real purpose behind the Pentagrams' existence may lie hidden beneath the surface.

This movie presents a restructured version of the Free! Dive to the Future television anime series, including a brand-new episode.

In the series "Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth Verse," rebellious teenager Takeru Narihira has recurring nightmares where he is chased by monstrous creatures, always rescued by a mysterious girl. After vowing to save her during their 1,999th dream encounter, Takeru gets into a motorcycle accident and is transported to Denji Heian-kyo, a futuristic, alternate version of Japan's historical capital, where the girl from his dreams, Tsukiyima, lives, though she does not recognize him. A sinister black fog engulfs the city, petrifying residents and releasing demonic oni. Only the onmyouji, sorcerers equipped with magical shikigami suits, can battle these creatures. When the fog returns, Takeru discovers his own unique transformation abilities and resistance to the oni. Tragically, both Takeru and Tsukiyima are eventually killed, but Takeru awakens in Denji Heian-kyo again, this time two weeks before the fog's emergence. Determined to protect Tsukiyima, Takeru decides to train as an onmyouji to change the course of events.

This time, the setting is the UA dormitory just before the season 5 Endeavor Internship arc! In the middle of winter, an intense, fiery cold battle is unfolding at Heights Alliance! Third-year Mirio Togata suddenly appears while the first-year Class A students are bored due to their ban on going outside. He brings along the card game "Yuuei Heroes Battle," which was developed by the support course. As the students select cards and jump into the fierce competition, the game seems to have hidden depths beyond what meets the eye. In the end, who will claim victory? Note: The anime had a world premiere at the New York Comic Con event on October 13 in English dub before the Japanese release in theaters.

In the 21st century, cats have become beloved pets, cherished by nearly every human. However, a specially bred cat carrying a peculiar virus triggers an outbreak known as the Nyandemic. This virus turns anyone who comes into contact with an infected cat into one themselves. Kunagi, a man suffering from amnesia, escapes from a cat café during his shift, accompanied by the sibling owners, Gaku and Kaoru, and a visitor named Tanishi. Gaku confesses he is already infected and pleads with Kunagi to safeguard his sister. After seeing the threat up close, the trio embarks on a quest to find a way to survive this crisis while still cherishing their love for cats. The government struggles to contain the rapidly spreading feline hordes, but the Nyandemic continues to grow, making human extinction seem imminent. Nevertheless, Kunagi, Kaoru, and Tanishi remain determined to preserve their humanity at all costs.

Since childhood, Sooha has been trained to conceal her extraordinary abilities to avoid being labeled a vampire. After an incident where she was unjustly blamed for her childhood friend's death due to those suspicions, Sooha enrolls at Decelis Academy, a night school believed to be off-limits to supernatural beings like vampires and werewolves. Upon arriving at the academy, Sooha meets Heli, a student who remains her friend even after learning her secret. Heli then introduces Sooha to his close-knit circle of friends: Jaan, Jino, Shion, Jakah, Noa, and Solon, each possessing unique powers. Their connection to Sooha goes beyond simple friendship, as they seem drawn to her and willing to fulfill any request she makes. A recent murder linked to a vampire reveals the dark past of Heli and his companions. Despite their attempts to protect Sooha from the supernatural conflicts, she finds herself increasingly entangled in the ancient feud between vampires and werewolves. As the situation escalates, Sooha discovers she may have a closer connection to the very creatures she fears most.

In the climactic finale of the MFG championship at the Peninsula Manazuru track, rookie driver Kanata Katagiri begins at the lead but struggles with the performance of his Toyota 86 GT due to a hidden injury, causing his ranking to drop. This brings back painful memories for him. Meanwhile, at the front of the race, Michael Beckenbauer and Kouki Sawatari engage in an intense battle for supremacy, driving with such aggression and recklessness that any competitor must push themselves to match this high-stakes rivalry. However, as Kanata's prospects seem bleakest, a legendary competitive fire ignites inside him, possibly enabling him to surpass his physical limitations and reclaim a leading position.

Mamoru Suzuhara, a shy high school student with a passion for reading about modern military conflicts, learns that his crush, Aya Chiyono, is about to relocate with her family. Gathering his courage, Mamoru asks Aya to run away with him. Along with Aya and four other classmates, they head to the abandoned Satomi Coal Factory for a camping trip. After enjoying their first day, they soon realize they may not be alone in the factory. Based on the novel of the same name, "Seven Days War" is a coming-of-age story that transforms from a rebellious act into an all-out struggle against authority figures. In the midst of the turmoil, the children struggle to express their feelings and protect what they hold dear.

Lizel is suddenly transported to a city that feels oddly familiar yet distinctly different from his own, and he comes to the shocking realization that he has been sent to another world. Keeping his composure, Lizel accepts this unexpected turn of events and begins exploring his new surroundings. To navigate this unfamiliar territory, he hires an experienced adventurer named Gil, who serves as both his guide and protector. While searching for a way back home, Lizel decides to make the most of his situation by fully immersing himself in the life of a guild adventurer. Believing he will eventually return to his original world, Lizel chooses to savor this otherworldly adventure.

In her college years, Sam Young dedicated herself to creating an adventure puzzle game called Ruminate. Though her childhood was marred by severe illness, she remains resolute in her goal to become a professional game developer. Her aspirations take a hit when her favorite gaming streamer, Marshall Law, plays Ruminate and harshly criticizes it, calling it the worst game he has ever encountered. His fans follow suit, flooding her game with negative reviews and jeopardizing her career. Matters worsen when Marshall moves into the house next door to Sam, unaware that she is the creator he so severely panned. Despite his seemingly kind nature, Sam struggles to bridge the gap between them. Before diving into her next project, Evermake, Sam must find a way to mend her tarnished reputation.

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

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

In "Hana-Kimi," Mizuki Ashiya causes a stir by relocating from the United States to Japan, determined to enroll at the same high school as her idol, Izumi Sano, whom she admired after watching him compete in a high jump event. The catch: Sano attends an all-boys school. Unfazed, Mizuki opts to disguise herself as a boy to get close to him. By chance, Mizuki ends up in the same class and dormitory room as Sano. Yet, her plans hit a snag when she learns Sano has quit high jumping. Despite this obstacle, Mizuki stays focused on getting to know him better and reigniting his passion for the sport, all while managing her new school life and keeping her true identity hidden.

In "Omniscient Reader," Kim Dokja, a loner known for devouring web novels, finds comfort in the protagonist Yoo Joonghyuk of "Three Ways to Survive the Apocalypse" (TWSA). Over ten years, Dokja has lost himself in Joonghyuk's battles with time regression and deadly challenges, all staged for the amusement of godlike beings known as Constellations. Having read over 3,149 chapters and outlasted all other readers, Dokja finally accepts the story's conclusion. But an unexpected message from the author about monetizing the novel is quickly followed by reality dissolving into the world of TWSA. Now, as the only omniscient reader, Dokja must survive these dangerous scenarios, possibly taking on the role of a hero he never thought he could become.

In a world where humans and demi-humans clash for dominance, society is split by the presence of guardian bearers—chosen individuals granted the protection of Land Gods, marked by sacred crests and immense spiritual power that elevate them above ordinary people in both status and strength. Kai, a common soldier from the human settlement of Lag, longs for greater power to better his circumstances. Faint recollections of another world hint at a special path to gaining this strength, yet fear of the consequences keeps him from accessing these dormant abilities. After a series of strange events grant him the powers of a guardian bearer, Kai's initial relief is overshadowed by the harsh reality that he must conceal his new abilities in a world rife with scrutiny and hidden dangers. Determined to refine his skills and unravel the mysteries behind them, Kai sets out on a journey to understand the origins of his power.

Following the North Ambrian Disaster, North Ambria became the poorest region in all of Zemuria, with its people and buildings turned to salt by the mysterious Salt Pale, which severely damaged its economy. To draw in foreign investment, the former state military reorganized into the mercenary group called the Northern Jaegers. Lavian "Lavi" Winslet, a talented but shy new recruit, joins the Northern Jaegers hoping to become part of the continent's top mercenary force. Though she has only been a member for six months, her impressive skills have earned her the respect of her comrades. When Lavi and her team are assigned to gather information on the new threat posed by the Imperial Hero of Erebonia, she begins to uncover the complex political schemes hiding beneath the surface of the continent.

In 2022, a massive EMP detonation triggers a global blackout, unleashing widespread chaos and devastation across the world. Directed by celebrated animator Shinichiro Watanabe, famed for projects such as Cowboy Bebop and Samurai Champloo, Blade Runner: Black Out 2022 is an animated short that functions as a lead-in to the film Blade Runner 2049.

Following the events of Mask of Deception, the Yamato Empire is now ruled by a ruthless usurper determined to crush all opposition. A group of loyal allies must unite to confront the powerful Imperial army as the world edges toward catastrophe in a brutal civil war that forces nations and military leaders to choose sides. As hidden secrets come to light, loyalties are challenged, and fierce battles break out. The story questions whether peace and stability can be reclaimed or if the drive for victory at any cost marks the start of the end.

Gen Kinokura finds solo camping to be his preferred method of escaping the stress of city life and immersing himself in nature. During one of his trips, he unexpectedly encounters Shizuku Kusano at a campsite he believed was empty. Despite Gen's hesitation, Shizuku, who has no experience, insists on staying with him. After noticing her lack of preparation, Gen reluctantly agrees to let her remain. He offers advice for her next camping trip, assuming it will be a one-off event. However, Shizuku surprises him by joining his future outings to refine her skills. Though they are no longer truly alone, they establish rules for their shared trips, creating a balanced and mutually rewarding dynamic that preserves the feel of solitary escapes.

Mizuho Nishino is an aspiring manga artist living with her four childhood friends: Kizuki Hazawa, Shuugo Hoshikawa, Shin Kashiwagi, and Airu Izumi. On her 17th birthday, Kizuki suddenly confesses his love and asks her to be his girlfriend. Despite his sincere and persistent attempts to win her over, Mizuho, who has never experienced romance before, turns down his initial offer. With Kizuki openly expressing his feelings, Mizuho finds herself in a tricky position, afraid that starting a relationship might disrupt their long-standing friendship. As she navigates the challenges of growing up, she learns that the other three boys also have feelings for her. This discovery complicates her struggle to understand her own emotions without breaking the precious bonds she shares with her friends.

Driven by a craving for shock and disorder, online streamer Aoringo creates the most provocative and inflammatory content to attract viewers who watch out of contempt. Though he appears to be a societal parasite and a waste of space, Aoringo is actually Souji Enishiro, a high school dropout with a sweet tooth and a devoted older brother committed to his younger sister’s well-being. His flashy online persona is merely a means to fund her medical treatment. Regardless of public opinion, his only concern is her recovery. However, an extraordinarily strange event begins to occur... Do not miss this thrilling debut of a contemporary occult exorcism battle manga!

Yonosuke Sakai—commonly called Eiyuu—is a devoted fan of romantic comedies, convinced that the perfect childhood friendships shown in those stories are completely made-up. He has two close childhood friends, Shio Minamo and Akari Hiodoshi, whom he sees only as platonic companions. But as they all start high school, he begins to notice how physically attractive they are. As his feelings for them slowly change, Shio and Akari start showing clear romantic interest in him. The story centers on Eiyuu’s struggle to accept his growing romantic awareness of his longtime friends.

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 search of a fresh start, househusband Masaki Fujiyoshi, his wife Hiromu, and their young son Hikari move to a new neighborhood. Their relationship has been strained due to societal prejudice, as Masaki is an omega, a secondary gender with the ability to bear children. Despite Hiromu being an alpha, another secondary gender deemed superior, they still face significant discrimination that jeopardizes their aspirations for a serene family life. Fortunately, they find companionship. Hikari befriends Yuuki Hirai, a solitary college student living next door. Although initially wary, Yuuki develops a strong connection with the boy. Additionally, the family receives support from Tomohiro "Matsu" Matsuo, Hiromu's old friend and coworker. Despite the seemingly perfect life the young family has established, a return of someone from their past threatens to upset this newfound peace.

On October 4, a high school girl disappears, setting off a chain of unexpected occurrences. To solve the mystery of her vanishing, every key witness connected to the case recounts their experiences from before and after the event. As these fragments are assembled, they all lead back to one person—taxi driver Hiroshi Odokawa.

In the second event of the MFG tournament, held at the notoriously difficult Lake Ashinoko circuit, Kanata Katagiri’s Toyota 86 GT, despite lacking horsepower, secures a competitive position through strategic modifications. On the final day, a sudden downpour worsens track conditions, challenging all racers. Leveraging his exceptional training and unique background, Kanata impressively surges ahead with daring maneuvers. However, his path to victory is fraught with challenges, including facing off against Michael Beckenbauer, the reigning champion, and Kouki Sawatari, holder of the Lake Ashinoko record. Even if Kanata manages to catch up to the frontrunners, he must be wary, as those trailing him are poised to capitalize on any mistake he makes.

Chuuta Kokonose, an orphan living with his aunt, has always heard a mysterious voice inside his head, but his everyday life stays fairly normal. That changes when a strange creature follows him home and brings him to a world full of unique beings. Arriving at a space police station, Chuuta meets Rein Brickke, the Chief of the Solar System Department, who tells him a computer has selected him as a potential recruit. Misuzu Sonokata, a hot-tempered classmate with an angelic appearance who works under Rein, questions whether Chuuta is fit to join the force. Though initially shocked, Chuuta eventually agrees to take the aptitude test, driven by the voice in his head and a resolve to prove Misuzu wrong.

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

In the waning years of the 19th century British Empire, Wisteria, an orphan plagued by loneliness and hardship, has her life forever changed when she meets Marbas, a fur-covered immortal being of great power but also deep isolation, constantly pursued by those who hunt him. These outcasts travel together across the Empire, a world inhabited by both humans and beast-like creatures, seeking a place where they can coexist in peace.

Seiichirou Kondou, a worn-out corporate employee, accepts his ordinary life until a heroic act pulls him into a different world. The inhabitants of the magical Romany Kingdom, wanting to apologize for accidentally summoning him, offer a relaxed lifestyle. Unimpressed, Kondou insists on finding work that matches his abilities. In the Royal Accounting Department, he quickly spots the ineptitude of his coworkers and, driven by his sense of duty, single-handedly prevents the kingdom from going bankrupt. This new life, however, proves exhausting for him. When Sir Aresh Indolark, the charming head of the Third Royal Order, rescues Kondou, their connection deepens beyond simple friendship. Despite conflicts caused by their different viewpoints, Kondou and Aresh start to understand that their encounter will change both their lives and the kingdom's future.

In *Miss Monochrome The Animation*, the main character is an android who runs on a single AA battery and lives with her robotic vacuum cleaner companion, Ruu-chan. Driven by recurring, unexplained dreams about the idol Kikuko, Miss Monochrome sets out on a journey to achieve stardom, hoping to meet the figure from her dreams. Along the way, she encounters numerous obstacles and works diligently to build her own idol career. Her unconventional methods, like recruiting her manager from a convenience store, make her stand out in the entertainment industry. Through her unwavering determination, she consistently draws attention despite her unusual tactics, and continues to shine under the spotlight.

Sakuradaimon takes his position on the school's Public Morals Committee seriously, inspecting students' uniforms at the gate each morning. He regularly reprimands Kohinata, a defiant student with dyed hair and a short skirt. Despite her initial irritation at his constant scolding, Kohinata starts to notice Sakuradaimon's own unkempt side. This lighthearted romance follows the unpredictable school days of a strict committee member and a lively classmate whose paths keep crossing.

Yakou, a kind-hearted human woman, runs a detective agency alongside her partner Tounome, an intelligent and friendly man who possesses the unique ability to turn invisible. His invisibility proves essential for their investigations, yet despite her blindness, Yakou can always sense his exact location when he disappears. As they collaborate, a mutual attraction begins to grow between them.

Kousuke Mikado has possessed the ability to see spirits since childhood, a power that fills him with dread. To suppress this, he wears glasses in hopes of blocking his sight. One day while working at a bookstore, he attracts the attention of Rihito Hiyakawa, an unusual medium who insists their meeting was fated. Hiyakawa's strange behavior draws Mikado into the supernatural world, offering to help him overcome his fears if he stays close. Together, they investigate a series of sinister curses all linked to one person, Erika Hiura. Their search grows more complicated as they try to understand her motives and her connection to both Mikado and Hiyakawa.

After surviving a harsh childhood, the lone swordsman Guts moves from one battle to the next, cutting down powerful foes with his massive blade. He eventually crosses paths with the mysterious Griffith and his mercenary company, the Band of the Hawk. When Griffith defeats Guts in combat, he takes the swordsman into his group, giving Guts a new experience of belonging alongside others. Alongside the skilled warrior Casca, Guts helps Griffith expand the band's fame and string of victories. As Griffith's military successes grow, he must contend with assassination plots and political schemes. He uses Guts to advance his own ambitions for power, exploiting the fact that the swordsman has no personal goals of his own. Even as Guts and Casca grow closer, his lack of purpose leaves him without a true sense of belonging. Torn by their conflicting desires, both Guts and Casca follow Griffith's dream, but the rising tensions among the three threaten to destroy everything around them.

Ten years ago, a massive volcanic eruption nearly destroyed the Ayaka Islands in Japan. After a traumatic incident, Yukito Yanagi, who had been living with different foster families on the mainland, became withdrawn. Following his late father Makoto's final wishes, Yukito returns to his hometown on the day of his middle school graduation. There, he meets Makoto's disciples and learns about the islands' mysterious nature. The islands are inhabited by beings called Mitama, which can turn into dangerous Ara-Mitama by absorbing human negativity. Yukito realizes he, like his father, is a Ley Master capable of controlling these Ara-Mitama. As he confronts his own trauma and hones his skills, Yukito decides to become a high-ranking Ley Master to maintain peace on Ayaka.

Hozuki, Kazuki, and Hazuki—the granddaughter, great-granddaughter, and great-great-granddaughter of Galileo—have very different personalities and interests, which often leads to conflict between them. Their disagreements grow worse when a secret organization attacks them, trying to take the "Galileo Tesoro," which their ancestor supposedly discovered. After the attack, the three of them set off in an airship they built, but their constant fighting makes it hard for them to work together when danger is all around them. As they face these problems, the truth about what the Tesoro really is, what their enemies want, and how their family relationships are changing all start to come out. This mix of action and mystery focuses on the special charm of three sisters who are very different from one another.

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

In "Go For It, Nakamura-kun!!," Okuto Nakamura lives a quiet life focused on his pet octopus and his gentle classmate, Aiki Hirose. Although he has liked Hirose since the first day of school, Nakamura's social awkwardness prevents him from acting on it. His efforts to get closer to Hirose often result in embarrassing mistakes, creating a funny but seemingly impossible obstacle between them. As school events require them to work together, they are forced to interact more often. Through these shared experiences, Nakamura tries to fix his reputation and achieve his goal of building a close friendship with Hirose.

After losing his job and home, Mito Yamamoto falls into deep despair. His misfortune continues when he injures his hand at a cafe, and the eccentric barista Ruka Saotome tastes his blood with disgust. Feeling hopeless, Mito goes to a bridge to take his own life, but Ruka intervenes and reveals he is a vampire. Unable to drink the blood of regular women, Ruka proposes a deal: Mito will become his thrall and primary blood source in exchange for lodging and affectionate blood. However, Mito is actually female, hiding her femininity and long hair to attend the all-male Hijirigaoka Boys' High School and work part-time at the cafe with Ruka. As their bond deepens, Mito struggles more and more to keep her true identity concealed.

Amid ongoing supernatural incidents and the hectic school routine at Kamome Academy, Nene Yashiro finds a moment of peace only during the annual overnight event, where she looks forward to relaxing with her close friend Aoi Akane and their classmates. Unbeknownst to her, this sleepover coincides with Urabon, a time when the boundary between the living and the dead grows thin, allowing dangerous spirits to emerge. A malevolent spirit targets Nene, but she is saved by Shinigami, known as the Sixth Wonder, who possesses the ability to trap souls with his flute. Upon seeing Aoi, Shinigami decides to kidnap her for a ritual meant to reinforce the barrier between worlds. With the assistance of Hanako-kun and Aoi Akane, Nene sets out on a perilous journey through the underworld to rescue her friend before it is too late.

On her sixteenth birthday, orphaned Himari Momochi learns that her deceased parents secretly left her a family home. Curious about her heritage, she visits the notorious, supposedly haunted residence and meets three young men: Aoi Nanamori, who claims to be the house's guardian, and his two familiars, Yukari and Ise. They allow her to stay overnight but warn her to leave the next day because of ayakashi, malevolent spirits that sometimes attack humans. Himari remains unharmed by these supernatural threats and insists on making the house her permanent home. When she discovers that Aoi became the guardian by accident and is now trapped there, abandoned by society, her resolve strengthens. Moved by his plight, she vows to free Aoi from his grim fate and persuades the trio to accept her as their new landlady. Their journey is complicated by the mysterious Kasha, who keeps sending aggressive ayakashi to the house, hinting at a darker plan concerning Aoi's future.

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

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 "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.

Following a move due to family reasons, Suzuko Homura returns to her hometown, recalling the joyful days she once shared with Chinatsu Morikawa. Though their friendship was sealed with a solemn promise, Suzuko has grown distant from Chinatsu over time. Hoping for a fresh start, Suzuko tries to leave her past behind and form new connections at school, though it proves difficult. Meanwhile, Chinatsu balances multiple jobs to support her family alongside her studies, burdened by heavy expectations. Amid their contrasting lives, both girls take up the popular card game WIXOSS and discover they have been chosen as Selectors. In this game, their memories manifest as gold coins, and to succeed, they must compete against other Selectors to collect five coins. Their LRIG avatar cards, born from their personal memories, guide them on their journey. They soon learn that losing duels or all their coins can lead to serious consequences. Determined to protect what they hold dear, Suzuko and Chinatsu prepare for the battles ahead, seeking to reclaim their true selves.

In 2113, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs dissolved its secret paramilitary unit known as the Peacebreakers, but the group vanished without explanation, keeping their operations concealed. Five years later, the operatives resurface by killing Milcia Stronskaya, a researcher who possesses key documents critical to the future of the Sybil System, Japan's social surveillance system designed to identify potential criminals. To address this crisis and prepare for an impending confrontation with the Peacebreakers alongside the MFA, the Public Safety Bureau's chief reactivates former Enforcer Shinya Kougami. Despite his previous defection, Kougami now operates under Frederica Hanashiro's command within the MFA. His return creates tension with his former partners, Akane Tsunemori and Nobuchika Ginoza, forcing them to set aside their past conflicts and unite to protect the Sybil System.

During a torrential downpour, novelist Fuji encounters a dog-like creature begging to be allowed indoors. Despite her initial hesitation, she is won over when the being presents her with an umbrella, leading her to take it home to her apartment. Fuji soon discovers that her new companion is remarkably smart, communicating via written messages. Whether they are sharing quiet times or engaging with Fuji's acquaintances, this unusual friend keeps delighting her with its amusing antics.

Tousuke Rokudou begins his first year at Aomori High, a school notorious for its rowdy students. His timid nature makes him an easy victim for bullies, with only two fellow outcasts sticking by him. Tired of the constant harassment, the three of them long for a peaceful school life where they'll be treated fairly. Their luck shifts when Tousuke receives a mysterious scroll left by his late grandfather, said to protect its owner from harm. As he touches it, a brilliant flash of light appears, leaving an unusual mark on Tousuke's forehead. He initially hopes the mark will protect him and his friends from their tough situation, but reality doesn't meet his expectations. The bullying persists, yet Tousuke realizes the mark has an unforeseen power—it irresistibly attracts delinquent girls, most notably the formidable Ranna Himawari.

In the war against the Neuroi, an alien force with overwhelming technology that has spread across Europe and Africa, a new combat unit is formed. Known as the 502nd Joint Fighter Wing or the Brave Witches, this group guards the eastern front, flying over the icy landscapes of Orussia to hunt down extraterrestrial enemies. When one of their members is critically injured before arriving at the base and unable to continue fighting, her sister, Hikari Karibuchi, takes her place. Despite not possessing distinctive abilities or strong magic, Hikari aims to earn the respect of her teammates and demonstrate her worth as a Witch.

Following the auditions for the Kyoto Prefectural Concert Band competition at Kitauji High School, ten members are not selected for the main ensemble. Though unable to join the primary wind group, these students form Team Monaka and dedicate themselves to supporting their fellow musicians in the lead-up to the competition. Their efforts, such as transporting equipment and crafting monaka-shaped talismans, become essential as the band experiences a poignant summer marked by hard work and emotion, striving for a national performance.

Tanzaburou Tojima has devoted his entire existence to the aspiration of becoming a Kamen Rider. At age 40, he begins to accept that his childhood dream may never be realized. But his life shifts drastically when he becomes entangled in a series of crimes orchestrated by the "Fake Shocker" organization. His long-cherished fantasy evolves into a genuine and perilous mission. What was once mere playacting as a hero becomes an actual conflict. The ultimate Kamen Rider adventure is about to commence!

Long ago, Miguel, the God of Destruction, was sealed inside Sturmhurt, a knight who ruled over both light and darkness, alongside Gestöber through countless battles. In the present day, fate has reincarnated them as Kabuto Hanadori and Seri Koyuki, now classmates. Instead of a joyful reunion, these legendary beings exist only within Kabuto's delusional world. As the imagined Gestöber, Seri faces embarrassing situations due to Kabuto's increasingly extravagant chuunibyou behaviors. Making matters worse is Utsugi Tsukimiya, a classmate with the exacting ability to read minds, which undermines Seri's social standing. Even though Seri tries to dismiss Kabuto's fantasies and keep his distance, the mix of Kabuto's imaginary scenarios and Utsugi's unpredictable powers ensures Seri is inevitably caught up in the ensuing chaos.

In "Orient: Awajishima Gekitou-hen," after Musashi rescues Michiru Saruwatari from a demon, his companion Kojirou Kanemaki learns that his father had ties to the Uesugi clan. Wanting to uncover more about his past, Kojirou joins forces with members of his own clan to take part in Uesugi's military campaign against Yamata no Orochi, the eight-headed dragon demon that rules over Awaji Island and threatens the surrounding region. As Musashi becomes part of Uesugi's coalition, he confronts the harsh realities of battling powerful demons. Lacking the necessary strength and struggling with teamwork, he is forced to improve his ability to work with new allies. Meanwhile, the Kurogane Eight, who seek the Obsidian Goddess residing within Musashi, resume their pursuit and attempt to disrupt the operations on the island. As chaos escalates, Musashi and his companions must navigate the schemes of multiple factions vying for control over the Obsidian Goddess.

In "Requiem of the Rose King," Richard Plantagenet devotes his life to acquiring the power needed to support his father, the Duke of York, in their struggle against King Henry VI and the House of Lancaster for control of the English throne. However, Richard conceals a hidden secret that his mother despises and which tormenting voices in his mind endlessly highlight. Despite these struggles, he draws strength from his father's affection. As the War of the Roses intensifies, Richard's ambitions strengthen, threatening to disrupt the family's path to power and glory.

Recap of all 12 episodes of Tonikaku Kawaii.

In the happiest moments of Keisuke Niijima's life, he treasured every instant with his wife Takae. Their relationship began at work, grew into love, led to marriage, and eventually brought their daughter Mai into the world. After Takae's passing, time stood still for Keisuke, making it difficult for him to connect with Mai. Ten years later, a change looms over the melancholic Niijima household when a young girl arrives at the door, claiming to be Takae's reincarnation. After verifying her assertion, Keisuke's perspective shifts, and he eagerly looks forward to creating new memories with his cherished family. Yet, this extraordinary turn of events harbors significant dangers, and one misstep could lead to devastating consequences for Keisuke and those close to him.

In the castle town of Dayah within the Fortna Kingdom, Nina—an orphan scraping by through theft on the filthy streets—sees no hope ahead due to endless hardships. Her close companion Saji, believing it best for her, hands Nina over to Second Prince Azure Seth Fortna, who is searching for a girl with deep blue eyes like Nina's. At the same time, the kingdom mourns the loss of its beloved Astral Priestess and princess, Alisha, who died while traveling to the Galgada Kingdom for a political marriage with the brutal First Prince Sett. To hide this tragedy and maintain political stability, Nina is forced to take on Alisha's identity and fulfill her duties. Reluctantly accepting this fate, Nina begins to move forward but grows attached to Azure's kindness, fearing that her new life might erase her true self.

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

In a world under constant assault by monsters, joining an adventurer team is seen as a prestigious career path due to the fame it brings. A young human warrior named Alvin aims to start his journey by taking on a beginner mission from the local guild. During his quest, Alvin encounters a magical bear and soon finds himself in a dangerous situation. A dark elf healer named Karla appears and offers help, seemingly unaware of the immediate threat. After a confusing exchange complicated by Karla's odd and eccentric behavior, Alvin convinces her to assist. Unfortunately, instead of healing him, she accidentally curses him: if Alvin moves too far from her, he will die. Though bound to stay near Karla until the curse is removed, Alvin remains determined to achieve his dream of becoming a famous adventurer. With this unexpected ally, his path to success may become either easier or harder, depending entirely on Karla's unpredictable nature.

The second season of Saikyou no Ousama, Nidome no Jinsei wa Nani wo Suru? Arthur takes on a final mission alongside Jasmine, but the undertaking triggers an unforeseen catastrophe.

In "Pass the Monster Meat, Milady!," Melphiera Marchalrayd, the count's daughter, dedicates herself to studying the culinary uses of monster meat, a peculiar interest inherited from her deceased mother. Her mission is to teach the residents of Marchalrayd territory how to prepare these unique ingredients to combat potential food shortages. Unfortunately, her unconventional habits and extensive knowledge of monsters have isolated her socially; she is often derided by other nobles as the "Voracious Villainess." At a royal banquet where Melphiera was dispatched to seek a suitor, a sudden monster assault erupts. Aristide Rogier du Galbraith, the younger sibling of the crown prince, comes to her rescue, renowned for his fearsome prowess against monsters, earning him the moniker "Blood-Man Duke." Impressed by Melphiera's courage and her captivating culinary talents, Aristide declares his intention to marry her. As the most unconventional pair in aristocratic circles, Melphiera and Aristide strive to overlook malicious rumors and jointly pursue their shared fascination with monsters and their culinary preparation.

In the year 2030, Japan is on the verge of total destruction because of the Gibia virus, which turns those infected into various monsters that change depending on age, sex, and ethnic background. A samurai and a ninja from the early Edo period are suddenly thrown into this devastated future. There, they join forces with a professor who is determined to create a cure for the virus. As a team, they battle against swarms of Gibia monsters, criminals without any rules, and other deadly enemies while trying to rescue mankind.

In a world where every inhabitant possesses unique animal traits, Belle Labrac stands out as the sole exception. Seeking answers about her origins, she departs her village and journeys to Schubertland, aiming to earn the title of Nomad from King Rawhide. Along the way, she trains in swordsmanship under the guidance of the renowned warrior Sian Labrac. However, an unexpected twist prevents her from inflicting harm with her famous blade, Runding. Instead, she must disable her opponents by shattering their weapons, a strategy that draws heavy criticism. Facing isolation due to her distinct appearance and rejection of societal norms, Belle perseveres in her perilous quest for her true identity.

In "Mistress Kanan is Devilishly Easy," Kanan, a demon, travels to the human world with the goal of devouring the most tempting treat—young human souls. She takes on the guise of a high school student to target Youji Kyougi, a seemingly ordinary boy. But her scheme takes a surprising twist; instead of eating him, Kanan forms a romantic pact with Youji. Having lived for millennia without experiencing love, she finds that managing the complexities of high school romance proves far more challenging than any hunt. Between awkward dates, accidental moments of closeness, and a flood of emotions, the once-confident demon grows more and more bewildered. This supernatural romantic comedy follows the misadventures of a lovestruck demon and the boy who was meant to be her prey, delivering a story that is both sweet and chaotic, filled with first-time experiences.

High school student Naoto Watori spends his days looking after his younger sister, Suzushiro. Since their parents died two years ago, the two siblings have moved from one relative to another, with Naoto handling most of the responsibilities. Now living at their aunt’s house, Naoto has finally found a measure of stability. This peace is shattered when Satsuki Tachibana enrolls at his school. Once close friends, their relationship fell apart after Satsuki destroyed Naoto’s family garden, and she then vanished from their lives. Despite that history, Satsuki now seems determined to pursue a romantic relationship with Naoto after their reunion. Along with others who carry their own hidden secrets, Naoto’s hope for a quiet life faces serious obstacles.

In *Black Butler: Emerald Witch Arc*, Queen Victoria tasks 13-year-old Earl Ciel Phantomhive with investigating a string of strange deaths in southern Germany. The victims, all of whom entered the Werewolves' Forest, suffered bizarre physical mutations and died. Local belief attributes these incidents to a "witch's curse," rooted in old folklore. Skeptical of any real supernatural cause, Ciel, along with his demon butler Sebastian Michaelis and the rest of the Phantomhive household staff, discovers a secluded village deep in the forest. The community consists only of women, hostile to outsiders, who worship a young girl named Sieglinde "Green Witch" Sullivan, known for her emerald eyes and bound feet. As Ciel and Sebastian dig deeper for the truth, they fall under the same curse, suggesting the village's legends may be more real than they initially thought.

In a world where every fifteen-year-old undergoes the Ritual of Divine Blessing to decide their fate, Elymas—born into a line of famed swordsmen—was expected to uphold his father's legacy. But instead, he is unexpectedly blessed as a Heavy Knight, a class widely dismissed as weak, cowardly, and lazy due to its unbalanced stats and seemingly useless skills. Humiliated, his family disowns and exiles him. Yet Elymas holds a secret from a previous life: this realm is nearly identical to a game he once loved, and in that game, the Heavy Knight was actually the most powerful class. Armed with this insight, he embarks on a journey to conquer the world, transforming his disgrace into ultimate strength.