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Three incredible girls—the excessively powerful Silvia, the gun-wielding, bullet-firing Laurie, and the science-based magical girl Fumi—have come together as the Guardy Girls, a fresh team of heroes! They square off against a lineup of bizarre, eccentric villains—and other well-intentioned heroes, as well! It's a fantastic start to the Girls' ambitious and extraordinary dream of becoming heroes.

In "Curry no Kuni no Coburoux," Coburoux is a prince of the Curry Kingdom yet decides to go to a regular school where he lives just like an ordinary student. He deals with everyday school problems: getting scolded by teachers, being made to stand as punishment, doing errands for a cook, and putting up with teasing from a girl he likes. He often wonders whether his actions are appropriate for a prince. Surrounded by his peculiar classmates and the eccentric inhabitants of the Curry Kingdom, Coburoux goes through his days filled with anxiety and self-doubt.

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Specials included on the DVDs.

Specials included on the DVDs for the second season.

An anime made in the runup to the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, featuring Olympic mascot Sam the Olympic Eagle.

In this educational series for children, a mix of animation and live-action segments brings historical events to life. Guided by a constant "older sister" narrator and the pink mole Mogutan, viewers are taken on an engaging journey through time.

This special episode of Minna Atsumare! Falcom Gakuen SC is a promotional feature for the associated Minna Atsumare! Falcom Gakuen SC video game. It aired in the regular timeslot one week after the twelfth episode.

Saki, a rising idol, holds an autograph session that draws absolutely no fans, leaving her unfortunate editor completely clueless. The young man, in his questionable wisdom, decides that intimidating a nearby elementary school kid is the best solution. After that tactic fails, his only remaining option is to stage an autograph face-off between Saki and Bururu, a deranged idol aspirant. Later, a reckless teenager botches an attempt to summon Satan, and he along with his companions must figure out how to send the devil back to the underworld. Their efforts only make the demon more enraged, leaving them to wonder if they will survive the encounter unharmed.

Eleven-year-old Julie Braun lives in the lush green mountain pastures of Austria's Southern Tyrol. Her parents are killed by Italian soldiers, and she is sent to Vienna to live with her relatives, the Clementes. She befriends cousins Johan and Tanya but has trouble adjusting to life with Uncle Karl and Aunt Klara. As Austria is plunged into World War I, Karl is fired from his job at a glass factory, and Julie's new family is forced into a life of hardship.

This 2019 comedy short anime from Kachidoki Studio consists of 26 one-minute episodes, featuring anthropomorphic otters in light, gag-driven sketches.

During the American Civil War, a Virginian girl named Jeanie waits for the return of Robert, her former love, so they can honor their childhood promise to marry. The conflict presents many difficulties, and Robert ultimately returns as a soldier for the Union. Only after the war ends and they face various misfortunes is their dream finally fulfilled.

In 19th-century France, the 15-year-old noblewoman Isabelle Laustin makes her formal entrance into aristocratic society at a ball in Versailles. However, shortly thereafter, the French army is defeated at Sedan, and Isabelle and her family must leave their mansion to seek refuge in Paris, where they will actively participate in the fight against the Prussians.

The second season continues following a woman and her many cats, based on a real cat owner's blog. Joining the cast this time is voice actress Miki Nakatani, recognized for her performances in 'Ringu' and 'Densha Otoko.'

A young girl named Nell lives with her grandfather, Mr Trent, who owns a shop in London. After failing to repay a loan he took out, he is forced to flee with Nell. Together, they embark on a journey to find Nell's mother, who resides somewhere in Great Britain.

The series features a different well-known fairy tale in each episode, with tales taken from various parts of the world. Several episodes are based on classic works of literature, including "The Iliad."

The 6 short "Chibi Style" Specials on each of the Blu-rays/DVDs.

Two students with an intense passion for Lodoss try to recruit their classmates to produce a Lodoss-inspired play for the school festival.

Kinako Tanaka decides to help her classmate Miyako Baba when Miyako begins hiccupping in the tennis club. Kinako tries out various methods to stop Miyako's hiccups.

Bananya is back! The enigmatic cat that resides within a banana returns for another journey when a glowing orb appears. Following its flash, a new cat named Baby Sweet comes into existence. The two soon become companions and embark on a grand quest to explore fresh and thrilling locations across the globe. Accompany these newfound friends on their travels!

This anime adapts Masuda Kosuke's famous gag manga, known for its cynical and sarcastic humor. It presents independent 5-minute episodes that showcase a wide variety of characters, including historical figures.

After dying in a fatal accident, high school student and avid gamer Makoto Takatsuki gets reincarnated into a different world alongside his classmates. Though he possesses no standout talents, he decides to train as a Magic Apprentice. His luck changes when a minor goddess named Noa approaches him. Giving in to her persistent pleas, he agrees to become her very first follower. This marks the start of their adventure, as the former weakest member of his class and the low-ranking deity gradually gain power and influence in this new world.

A special bonus installment broadcast on Tokyo MX one week after episode 12 shows Asakura questioning why they still exist when the series was meant to have finished the previous week.

This vibrant, chaotic, and absurd series features a wide variety of storylines and characters. There is no logical continuity between episodes. The first installment centers on stickers found inside bags of snacks.

Warriors in the land of Xanadu, twisted by the wild power of Justice, have been assembled. The duty of reforming these individuals falls to Dark Fact, a former villain who has turned over a new leaf, and Principal Lappi.

Unaired specials included in the Blu-ray and DVD release.

Unaired episodes of the "Morita-san wa Mukuchi" TV series bundled with the 5th manga volume.

In a sci-fi comedy setting, professional bounty hunters face off in a range of athletic competitions. The narrative centers on Arigetti, Korupi, and Sabina, three teammates who engage in many different sports.

"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.

Based on a manga about cats and their sake loving owner.

The continuation of Yurumates 3D right after the first season.

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

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

A bonus episode bundled with the DVD and Blu-ray releases taking place at a sports day.

Unaired specials included in the Blu-ray and DVD release.

A diverse cast of characters from Falcom's games—such as Dragon Slayer, The Legend of Heroes, and the Ys series—gathers for a chaotic academy experience, marking the game company's 30th anniversary.

In a far-off future, the Pan Galaxy Republic, along with various other empires, has fallen into decline, scattering its people across the stars. Against this setting, Banjou, who makes a living scavenging wreckage around a spherical barrier, enjoys a peaceful existence. One day, he stumbles upon a girl frozen inside a damaged spaceship. When enemies target her, the once-calm galaxy erupts into turmoil. Unaware of her true nature, Banjou learns that this girl, named Goza 168th, possesses the ability to shape the universe's fate. Together, they embark on a journey to restore the Galaxy Republic, confronting numerous obstacles along the way. Despite the hardships, they take things at their own leisurely pace. And so begins the comedic story of an irresponsibly leisurely space adventure!

After rookie producer Mikiko Oguro successfully leads her team to complete the anime Time Journeys, the president of Studio Petit announces that the studio will produce three different series for the upcoming season. Facing the challenge of maintaining her small team, the president decides to bring in an experienced producer to split Mikiko’s workload. However, as this new producer resorts to shortcuts to meet tight deadlines, the team begins to lose heart, wondering if the work they produce will be something they can truly be proud of.

Nozomu Tokura, Aoi's older brother, has become the manager of the Hawaii branch. With new characters joining the team, the question remains whether he can successfully open the store.

Second season of Azur Lane: Bisoku Zenshin!.

This film compiles episodes from "30-sai made Doutei dato Mahoutsukai ni Nareru Rashii" that were left out of the television broadcast.

Strong, fierce, and adorable! The most relaxed Shinsengumi yet has arrived! This authorized spin-off manga from artist Hashimoto Eiji and author Umemura Shinya, derived from their work Chiruran Shinsengumi Requiem, focuses on the everyday leisurely moments of the Shinsengumi soldiers.

A new OVA for the idol series Futsuu no Joshikousei ga [Locodol] Yatte Mita. was revealed via the anime's official Twitter account. The announcement originally came during the 2nd Early Summer Nagarekawa Festival held today at Differ Ariake Arena in Tokyo, featuring live events with the main voice cast. The OVA includes two episodes: Episode 1 titled "Christmas Special" and Episode 2 titled "We Tried Making a PV."

Yurume is an 18-year-old "ronin" and a recent high school graduate who holds high aspirations of being admitted to and studying at Tokyo University. She relocates to an apartment building called Maison du Wish, which sits on the outskirts of Tokyo, where other ronins living there are also studying for their upcoming college entrance examinations.

This OVA comes packaged with the special edition of the third manga volume. Morita Mayu is a high school girl who rarely speaks. Her extreme quietness, combined with her habit of looking people straight in the eyes, occasionally leads to misunderstandings. The reason she talks so little is not because she dislikes conversation or has nothing to contribute, but because she overthinks before saying anything, causing her to miss the right moment to speak. Even so, she enjoys a pleasant school life alongside her classmates.

Chako Ishibashi is living a normal middle school life until she starts to realize something unusual about her classmate, Shibainuko-san. Unlike any other person, Shibainuko-san appears exactly like a Shiba Inu dog. Despite this peculiar trait, she is kind and warm-hearted, blending human actions with canine mannerisms. Almost everyone adores Shibainuko-san, yet Chako sees that her peers don't seem to notice her canine appearance. This leads to the question of whether a dog can truly attend school and be accepted as an ordinary student. Follow Chako and her closest friend Naho as they investigate these odd situations and share small, delightful experiences with their one-of-a-kind classmate.

Gag Manga Biyori presents an anime centered on absolutely nothing. It consists of twelve brief episodes lasting five minutes each, with each story developing only a minimal plot. The series draws humor from the most idiotic concepts, yet it remains quite funny.

In "Sparrow's Hotel," the story revolves around Sayuri Satou, a new employee at the front desk of a hotel that is called the closest place to heaven. She is known for her prominent chest and exceptional assassination skills. Using these abilities, she deals with anyone who causes trouble at the business hotel. However, when speaking with the male hotel manager, she becomes extremely awkward and often stutters.

At the Rainy Color café, there is always something exciting happening. The Koga brothers, Noel and Nicola, have come from England. Noel is very curious, which contrasts with his more reserved brother Nicola, and their sister Shion, who manages the café, is always kept busy. Cameraman and photographer Jun Arisawa also becomes part of the group, sharing a mysterious connection with the café's owner, Koji Amami. A specific photograph sets off a series of touching and funny reactions among the Rainy Color team.

Mikiko Oguro, a recent graduate of animation school, is eager to start her career at Studio Petit. But unexpected events quickly put her in charge of managing the production of Time Journeys, a new TV anime facing an extremely tight deadline. Juggling a diverse team of creatives while trying to meet the show's broadcast deadline, Mikiko finds herself immersed in the chaotic and demanding world of anime production. Through her experiences, she gains a deep appreciation for the tremendous dedication required to create a compelling animated series.

After attending an anime convention with his friend for a voice acting showcase, Minato feels inspired to enroll at Suidoubashi Animation Academy. When he moves into his new room, he finds a USB drive left behind by the previous occupant, Chikako. Minato dreams of becoming a voice actor but has trouble fully immersing himself in roles, while Chikako carries lingering trauma from her past. Together, they encourage each other to grow and improve. With help from upperclassmen such as Ryouta and Kei, they push through their difficulties. Despite facing setbacks and personal fears, what kind of future awaits the two of them?

On her first day of high school, Eri Kumagai becomes mesmerized by the singing of a girl passing by. The beautiful performance is cut short when the girl accidentally steps on a cat’s tail. Eri quickly forgets the incident until the same girl shows up late to her class, holding the cat, and declares that the name on the attendance list—Chiharu Yuzuka—is false, revealing herself as Haru Chitose. To Eri’s annoyance, she repeatedly gets caught up with the unpredictable Haru, who ends up as her roommate in the dormitory. Haru constantly causes trouble, and when she discovers Eri’s secret identity as an online composer by sneaking a look at Eri’s laptop, Eri gets angry. Still, Haru, now fascinated by Eri’s music, desperately wants to sing with her, but Eri refuses. Can these two ever overcome their differences and find harmony?

Ayako Suzuki, Kinako Tanaka, Nishi Nishiaraidaishi, and Kurumi Satou each have their own unique personalities, but they are all members of the tennis club at Usakame High School. Through their shared experiences and intense training, these girls often find themselves in a variety of comedic situations.

The series follows the daily exploits of Somera Nonomoto and her younger sister Kukuru, who both wield the powerful martial art known as Nonomoto Mahou-ken, a technique passed down from their mother.

The second season of Morita-san wa Mukuchi that directly follows the first.

In high school, Asakura finds it difficult to fulfill the necessary requirements for graduation. Fortunately, he is surrounded by numerous friends who are keen to assist him in achieving success. However, his constant focus on female anatomy frequently irritates his classmates. One friend suggests they run a flower shop together, while another envisions opening a bookstore with him. With so many friends competing for his attention, will Asakura be able to graduate?

In "Tonkatsu DJ Agetarou," Katsumata Agetarou works during the day at his family's tonkatsu restaurant in Shibuya. At night, he dreams of becoming a famous DJ. After making a delivery to a nightclub, Agetarou is invited inside as thanks. Though initially nervous, he becomes captivated by the club's lively atmosphere, drawn to the dancers, flashing lights, and pulsing music. He starts visiting regularly, and one night meets the legendary American DJ Big Master Fly. Watching Big Master Fly's amazing set, Agetarou sees the connection between mixing music and making tonkatsu, which fuels his desire to master both. With encouragement from his community friends and his mentor DJ Oily, Agetarou chases his passion while dealing with family disputes, romantic issues, and other obstacles. "Tonkatsu DJ Agetarou" is a humorous story about a headstrong young man trying to find his own path while meeting his family and social responsibilities.

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.

The ninth season of Teekyuu. Teekyuu is adapted from a sports comedy manga of the same name, focusing on four high school girls who are part of a tennis club. However, the actual amount of tennis they play is uncertain.

A spin-off of Teekyu, this series follows the everyday life of Nasuno Takamiya, who is famously described as "extremely airheaded." She is a member of the school tennis club in Teekyu, spending time with her friends.

The first movie in the Washio Sumi no Shou trilogy.

The eighth installment of Teekyuu. This series adapts a sports comedy manga of the same title, centering on four high school girls who are members of a tennis club. However, how much actual tennis they play is up for debate.

Unaired episode bundled with the Blu-ray/DVD Box-Set.

Rudd, nicknamed "Grubby Forager," is avoided by most adventurers due to his frequent trips into the Noxious Labyrinth to collect medicinal herbs, which also leave him with a strong odor. He undertakes these journeys solely because of his status immunity skill. Rudd's luck improves when he secures a position as a party porter, but things take a grim turn when a deadly dungeon monster appears, and his so-called comrades use him as bait before escaping. Left wounded, broke, and fighting to stay alive, Rudd breaks a forbidden rule to keep going: eating monsters. Every time he consumes one, he grows stronger, launching a thrilling journey blending cooking and fantasy adventure.

In "I Saved Myself with a Potion!: Life in Another World," Kaede Yakumo, a typical 17-year-old high school student, finds herself suddenly transported to an unfamiliar world carrying only her backpack. Feeling lost and confused, she eventually goes through her belongings and discovers a strange book containing recipes for creating potions that activate with the word "create." Along with the book is a message advising her to treat the situation like a game. Using this new ability, Kaede decides to rely on her potion-making skills to survive in her new surroundings and find the person who caused her unwanted arrival, hoping to get back home.

The seventh season of Teekyuu. Teekyuu adapts a sports comedy manga of the same name, focusing on four high school girls who are members of a tennis club. However, how much actual tennis they play is debatable.

A young maid-in-training, Suzume Tachibana, finds herself in Japan for an unforeseen year-long stay. Her purpose? To savor the country's vast array of culinary offerings. Ranging from sweet confections like taiyaki and melon bread to savory bites such as takoyaki and onigiri, Suzume journeys through the diverse world of Japanese cuisine. But beware: as Suzume tastefully makes her way through these appetizing dishes, your own cravings may just awaken too!

The sixth season of Teekyuu. Teekyuu is adapted from a sports comedy manga with the same title, centering on four high school girls who are members of a tennis club. How much tennis they actually play is debatable.

Another version of Miracle Train: Chuo-sen e Youkoso. The first version of the Miracle Train project focused on the stations of the central Chuo line, while the new anime and related stories deal with the Oedo subway line. As a result, the anime will feature a newer cast of characters — specifically, Fumi Roppongi, Rintarou Shinjuku, Izayoi Tsukishima, Iku Shiodome, Saki Tochou, and Itsumi Ryougoku.

The ongoing feud between baseball standout Masamune Date and soccer star Yukimura Sanada reignites at Basara Academy. With student council president Hideyoshi Toyotomi suspended and his position vacant, multiple class representatives vie for dominance. In the turmoil, Ieyasu Tokugawa pushes for peace while Mitsunari Ishida schemes against him, intensifying the struggle for authority over the school amid the unrest.

The Seido baseball club heads to the spring invitational for an ultimate, heated baseball game!

Unaired episode 13 of Dogeza de Tanondemita.

The fifth installment of Teekyuu. This anime is adapted from a sports comedy manga with the same title, focusing on four high school girls who are part of a tennis club. However, how much tennis they actually play remains uncertain.

In the Teppen Grand Prix, a tournament modeled after stand-up comedy, Yayoi Sakamoto teams up with her two friends, Yomogi Takahashi and Yuzu Hosono, to create the comedy trio Young Wai-Wai. They advance to the final stage of the competition, where they face off against other comedic groups, with only one team ultimately declared the victor. Living in a famous dormitory that has been home to numerous accomplished comedians, the contestants get an opportunity to demonstrate their skill at generating laughter so powerful that it moves people to tears.

Touka Kamiazuma takes up his family's responsibility to safeguard the enchanted realm of Kamitsumihara after learning that the legendary stone sword Sekiken resides within his body. His bond with the land grows stronger when he encounters the oddly captivating Momoka Kawakabe. Pulled toward each other for reasons neither can explain, they are soon entangled by fate's unyielding strands in a network of hidden truths and age-old sorrows—setting an ancient myth into motion and transforming Kamitsumihara's very landscape.

In countless typical high schools, urban legends range from thrilling to terrifying. One such tale speaks of monsters lurking in an abandoned mansion at the town's edge. This story intrigues Hiroshi, Mika, Takeshi, and Takurou, who decide to explore the mansion to prove their bravery. As they approach, each member feels mounting dread. Inside, they encounter the blue monster Ao Oni, which immediately attacks. While Hiroshi and his friends attempt to solve the puzzles scattered throughout the mansion and escape their blue pursuer, their repeated failures result in gruesome ends.

A young woman named Moe Sato discovers a cat and chooses to adopt him. Because of his rotund appearance, she names him Poyo, and he soon becomes a cherished member of the Sato household.

Hetalia World★Stars follows Greece as he grapples with persistent economic troubles, prompting other countries to brainstorm ways to improve his financial situation. Their efforts accidentally trigger the Industrial Revolution, a period during which America rises to prominence, overshadowing others with his technological and economic might. Worried about losing his global influence, England seeks advice from fellow nations on how to restore his country's status. Meanwhile, recently independent smaller nations are eager to establish their own identities. The Czech Republic and Slovakia, having just separated from Czechoslovakia, find themselves in conflict while struggling with an excess of free time.

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.

Fourth season of Teekyuu. Teekyuu is based on a sports comedy manga of the same name featuring four high school girls who belong to a tennis club. Although the amount of tennis they play is questionable.

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

Shinichirou Asano and Sakuya Shimazu travel with their companions to a remote island that belongs to the Shimazu family for a holiday. Their peaceful retreat takes a sinister turn after they venture into the island’s forest. One by one, their friends disappear without explanation, leaving Shinichirou and Sakuya more isolated on what seems to be a deserted island.

High school student Morita Mayu is recognized for her quiet and reserved disposition in "Morita-san wa Mukuchi." Her silent nature and tendency to lock eyes with others frequently lead to misunderstandings. Yet, her infrequent speech is not due to a lack of interest in chatting or having nothing on her mind; instead, it results from her habit of overthinking her responses, causing her to miss the right moments to talk. Even so, Mayu still enjoys a satisfying school experience with her friends.

Lady Carolina, the neglected daughter of a powerful duke, has long seen herself as the odd one out among her brilliant family. Her father serves as the esteemed prime minister; her older sister, a talented mage, is fated to become the kingdom's next Saint. In contrast, Carolina resigns herself to a quiet life in their shadows until an unforeseen royal decree abruptly reshapes her fate, forcing her into a political marriage with the feared "Bloodthirsty Prince" of the neighboring Malcosias Empire. Determined to show her worth, Carolina ventures boldly into a realm filled with both political intrigue and life-threatening danger. As royal duties intertwine with hints of genuine love and the awakening of her own hidden abilities, Carolina edges closer to discovering what it truly means to be extraordinary.

During a DVD/BD extra for Yuru Yuri, Chinatsu's horribly bad drawings come to life, spinning a story of a handsome prince, an unattractive girl, and the force of genuine love.

This untelevised OVA was included as a bonus with the special edition eighth volume of the manga. The episode focuses on the activities of Inari and Kon.

In "Canvas 2: Rainbow Colored Sketch," Kamikura Hiroki is an aspiring art teacher studying at Nadesico Academy, a combined high school and college program. He also serves as an advisor for the high school art club, where his cousin, Housen Elis, is a member. Both Hiroki and Elis share a passion for painting, though Hiroki has stopped creating art himself, hinting at a traumatic event from their past. The story takes a turn when the high school welcomes a new physical education teacher, Kikyo Kiri. On her first day, she unexpectedly encounters Hiroki, who was once the recipient of her confession, which he had rejected.

In 2039, a dramatic rise in sea levels plunges humanity into chaos. To make matters worse, mysterious warship-like entities called the Fleet of Fog emerge, disrupting communication and movement between regions. These formidable foes prove invulnerable to conventional weaponry. Humanity's last chance rests with Gunzou Chihaya, the captain of the allied Fog submarine I-401, named Iona. Alongside his crew, Blue Steel, Gunzou is tasked by the Japanese government with safely delivering the Vibration Torpedo Warhead—a potential game-changer in the fight against the Fleet of Fog—to the United States for replication. Despite being caught in this dire situation, Blue Steel remains committed to achieving peace. As Iona ventures forth on this perilous journey and beyond, the crew adheres to their values, even under the most challenging conditions.

Unaired episode 11 of the Triage X series bundled with the 12th manga volume.

Third season of Teekyuu. Teekyuu is based on a sports comedy manga of the same name featuring four high school girls who belong to a tennis club. Although the amount of tennis they play is questionable.

Aoi Tokura works as a waiter at Rainy Color, a warm and eclectic café known for its excellent hot cocoa. Together with barista Shion Koga, he looks after a tight group of regulars who are drawn to his soft charm. When two good-looking college students begin visiting the café often, Aoi finds himself getting more involved in their lives.

In "Long Riders!", university freshman Ami Kurata becomes instantly captivated by a folding bicycle she notices near the station and impulsively spends all her savings to buy it. She then spends her weekends cycling with her childhood friend, Aoi, and Hinako, a senior at her university. Motivated by the idea that owning a road bike can completely transform one's perspective, Ami purchases a road bicycle and is amazed by its performance. As soon as she starts pedaling, she experiences the remarkable lightness, speed, and acceleration that distinguish this bike from anything she has ridden before. With her new road bike by her side, Ami's passion for cycling truly begins to develop.

“I will become the world’s most wonderful maid!” With her black-and-white skirt fluttering, the girl declared her ambition. Her name is Melody. A Japanese woman reincarnated into a new life, she chases her dream as a versatile maid working for an impoverished count's household in the kingdom of Théolas. When she puts her skills to use, even cheap tea becomes a luxurious beverage, and a run-down mansion is swiftly restored to pristine condition! Cleaning, serving, hunting, DIY—entrust it all to her and her formidable magic. What Melody does not realize is that this world is actually an otome game, and she herself is the most powerful and invincible heroine—the saint! Yet she remains completely unaware. Romance with handsome men? An attack by the Demon Lord? Work takes priority! A fantasy about a misunderstood worker who unknowingly shatters fate!

Utakoi offers a strongly stylized interpretation of the Hyakuninisshu, an anthology of one hundred love poems from Japan's Heian period. The collection features poems by one hundred distinct poets, including Murasaki Shikibu, the renowned author of The Tale of Genji.

Within the Box of Wisdom, antivirus programs Dual and Dorothy regularly examine the artificial worlds for corruption, eliminating infected realms to purge viruses when necessary. Their routine is disrupted by a massive virus cluster, which leads them to Remo, a mysterious figure who has no memory of her own purpose. Remo’s arrival changes Dual and Dorothy’s daily lives, inspiring them to venture beyond their usual tasks and explore the digital landscapes. As they travel through rebuilt cities and terrains, the trio grows more appreciative of the worlds they safeguard and sets out to uncover the truth behind Remo’s forgotten mission.

Second season of Teekyuu. Teekyuu is based on a sports comedy manga of the same name featuring four high school girls who belong to a tennis club. The amount of tennis they actually play is questionable.

In "The Flowers of Hard Blood," middle schooler Shion Yasuoka is building a reputation as a promising professional shogi player while navigating the challenges of her life. Having lost her family and her voice due to trauma, Shion finds comfort and drive in her adoptive family and the shogi community. Her extraordinary skill catches the eye of Satoru Hani, a wealthy businessman and brother of the reigning "Meijin," Japan's top shogi champion. Satoru organizes an open tournament for both professional and amateur players, regardless of gender, and encourages Shion to enter. However, his deep familiarity with Shion's tragic past and his suspicious actions spark concern in Shion's friend Ayumi Saitou and the police, who are still investigating the deaths of Shion's family. As the tournament nears its end, Shion begins to recall the events of the night she lost everything. To overcome her opponents and uncover the truth behind the tragedy that befell her, she must demonstrate her mental strength.

A fire-breathing dragon that hates humans is raised by a mother cat in a forest. The dragon, affectionately called "Uncle Wing," keeps an eye on the many curious cats—including one that goes on an adventure with a human prince and another that lives in the city and enjoys people-watching as a hobby—and slowly becomes more accepting of humans.

Under a curse that could take away all her magical abilities, witch Ayumi Mamiya goes looking for a particular boy who is the only one who can break the spell. Haruo Yoshikawa thinks he is just an ordinary boy, but he has no idea that his three sisters actually possess magic and use their powers to keep him safe and hide the fact that magic exists from him. Ayumi now has to unlock Haruo’s hidden powers to save herself, even though his sisters are determined to prevent that from happening.

Specials bundled with limited edition Blu-ray/DVD volumes of the Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya 2wei Herz!.

Masou Gakuen HxH specials included with the volumes of the DVD/BD.

At just eight years old, Pride Royal Ivy comes to the startling realization that she has been reborn into the world of an otome game, fated to become its future wicked queen and ultimate final boss. As crown princess, she possesses everything she could ever want to rule the kingdom. Yet Pride decides to cast aside her villainous destiny and instead devote herself to protecting the male love interests.

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

Sae Iwata doesn't have the typical grace most girls her age possess, and her strong, sturdy build often leads her to protect her frail childhood friend and crush, Kouki Kamishiro. However, as Kouki grows older and becomes more self-assured, their connection gradually fades. Near the end of middle school, Sae reconnects with him and realizes that Kouki still carries the same gentle spirit from their earlier years. This discovery brings her long-hidden emotions for him back to the surface. Even though she tries to hide her feelings, being placed in the same high school class makes it harder to keep them under wraps. As her affection deepens, Sae begins to wonder if this shining, bright boy might truly be the one meant for her.

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.

This adaptation comes from the manga by Hiroyama Hiroshi, which serves as a spin-off of the erotic visual novel Fate/stay night by Type-Moon. It was included as a bonus in the limited edition release of the sixth volume of the magical girl manga Fate/Kaleid Liner Prisma Illya 3rei!!.

In "Engaged to the Unidentified Special," Hakuya Mitsumine wins a raffle that gives him travel vouchers to any hot spring of his choice. His sister, Mashiro, asks to visit a specific onsen in a village known for stories of mysterious creature sightings. Wanting to fulfill her request, Hakuya takes Mashiro and a few friends to this secluded spot. As they venture into the thick forest searching for the enigmatic beings, they encounter a series of strange occurrences that hinder their journey. Instead of giving up, they remain determined to uncover the secrets behind the legends, refusing to go home until they satisfy their curiosity.

Short specials included with the Blu-ray/DVD releases of the TV series.

During a fierce storm, the mysterious girl named Kaguya is found washed up on the shore of Wyndaria. She is discovered by Rick, a baker who also wields a sword, at his local bakery. Suffering from memory loss and lacking any emotions, Kaguya soon becomes a focal point when pirates launch an attack on the formerly tranquil island, all in search of the unique spirit stone she wears. Determined to restore peace to the island and help Kaguya recover both her memories and feelings, Rick teams up with his colleagues Nellis, Amyl, and Aerie to protect Wyndaria.

Nanako Usami, a high school student in the peaceful countryside town of Nagarekawa, is urged by her uncle—a city hall employee—to put on a performance at the local zoo as part of a town promotion effort. There, she encounters Yukari Kohinata, her upperclassman from school, who is also set to perform. With Yukari's coaching, Nanako pulls off a successful show. Afterward, they decide to form the "Nagarekawa Girls," an idol duo dedicated to raising their hometown's visibility.

Unaired 13th episode of the TV series.

Itsuki Tomonari, a high school boy, becomes caught up in a kidnapping incident and winds up as the caretaker for Hinako Konohana, a member of one of Japan's leading corporate families. In public, Hinako comes across as a lively and attractive student, but in private, she is quite lazy and lacks basic life skills. Due to her family's expectations, she must maintain the facade of a "perfect young lady" at school. To protect her, Itsuki takes on the role of her caretaker with great care and affection. Over time, Hinako grows increasingly dependent on Itsuki... "If Itsuki weren't around, I'd really dislike that." This romance unfolds through the endearing contrasts of a cute young lady, where their relationship transcends a typical master-servant dynamic.

Youtarou Hanabusa wishes for a quiet life, but as a member of the Knights of the World, he is afflicted by what he calls "White Knight Syndrome"—an uncontrollable compulsion to act heroically and chivalrously whenever he sees someone in danger. To conceal his identity during these awkward moments, Youtarou dons a mask. His life changes unexpectedly when he rescues Makio Kidouin, the young daughter of a prestigious family. This single act pulls him into a world of luxury while also making his life far more complicated, as Makio’s life is anything but ordinary. Dealing with the six-year-old Makio’s mischievous antics and navigating a strange group of allies and manipulative enemies, Youtarou must protect his new friend while keeping the secret of his masked identity, Knight Lancer.

In the conflict that has shifted the balance between the Segue Kingdom and the Ninterdo Empire, the Segue Kingdom finds itself on the verge of total defeat. But a sudden shift occurs when a young boy named Gear appears on the scene. Every individual in this story is a comedic parody of characters from Nintendo and Sega games, including Sonic the Hedgehog, Super Mario Bros., and The Legend of Zelda.

This OVA is included with the special edition of volume 5 of the Mikakunin de Shinkoukei manga. Mashiro and Kobeni recount stories from their past. Kobeni shares a childhood memory involving Benio and Nadeshiko, while Mashiro describes an ordinary day at her mountain residence.

A highly advanced ancient civilization once flourished on Earth, possessing knowledge and scientific capabilities far beyond those of modern humanity. The remnants of this civilization—powerful relics—remain concealed across the globe. In an era where high-speed communication networks span the world and satellites expose every secret, the armies of major nations clash in their pursuit to uncover and research these artifacts, which hold an unfathomable "power." One member of this ancient civilization inscribed a message on a plate: "Protect our relics from evil-doers." Heeding this directive, a single organization seeks to permanently seal away these remnants of the past. The elite secret agents of this organization are known as...Spriggans.

Hibiki Amami is an ordinary high school student except for one special ability—she possesses a sixth sense that lets her perceive spirits. Instead of being frightened, she decides to become friends with these ghosts and lend them a hand. Her encounters with the supernatural often cause her human friends to witness eerie occurrences when the spirits attempt to aid Amami in her daily life. Most of Amami's friends are comfortable with her talent, but Narumi Inoue, who is terrified of anything otherworldly, refuses to believe that ghosts exist. Nevertheless, Inoue tags along with the others as they assist Amami in helping spirits however they can.

This two-episode special is numbered as episodes 13 and 14. The first episode continues from where the previous series ended, while the second episode centers on Natsuru's transgender journey.