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Short anime episodes bundled with the sixth volume of the Futsal Boys!!!!! Blu-ray/DVD. Each episode highlights a different futsal team from the franchise, offering a glimpse into the daily routines of its members.

MV bundled with the limited edition of the Invader Ika Musume album.

MV bundled with the limited edition of the Ika Ice Tabena-ika? single.

The story centers on Yukami Makoto, a high school boy who enjoys visiting hot springs as a hobby. On his 100th trip to a hot spring, he arrives at Miyama-kan, an inn operated by four girls: Tokura, Akino, Tsutsuji, and Mitomo. While there, Makoto catches sight of Yuri, a goddess of the hot springs, and unexpectedly steals her powers. As a result, Makoto begins working at the inn.

Deep in a dense forest beside a calm lake sits a messy little cottage belonging to a witch many people fear. But the witch is actually a gentle young woman named Rose, who learned potion-making from her wise grandmother. Though she loves her quiet life, she secretly longs for a handsome knight, Sir Harij Azm, whom she once glimpsed. For four years, Rose has kept her feelings for Harij hidden, knowing the divide between witches and human society prevents her from acting. When Harij suddenly appears at her door asking for a love potion, Rose is stunned and crushed. Another woman has caught Harij’s heart, yet Rose agrees to help him. Before brewing the potion, she sends Harij on a string of absurd errands to find ingredients, hoping to stall for time and treasure what little time they have together.

Recap episodes of Beatless.

Once popular across the country, local heroines—superhero characters who promote their towns through stage shows—thrived. Among them, Kamidaio was especially famous. Mikan Kise’s younger sister Yuzu was thrilled to see Kamidaio perform in their small town of Hinano. But when they arrived, Mikan discovered the show had been canceled, leaving Yuzu upset. Determined to keep her promise, Mikan asked her classmate An Akagi, an ardent fan of local heroines, for help. Together, Mikan and An staged an impromptu Kamidaio performance in homemade costumes. Though not professional, it delighted the watching children. The student council president, Misaki Shirogane—who came from a politically influential family and aimed to revitalize Hinano—captured the act on video. Impressed by their dedication, Misaki recruited Mikan and An to become the town’s official local heroines. With support from a lively group of people, the trio worked hard to polish their shows and bring joy to their community.

In a world where torture and murder are lawful, Sero works part-time for a torture company and looks forward to his sessions with his senior colleague, Siu. The addition of new part-timers Mike and Hugh adds to the ongoing chaos. The sharp juxtaposition of the laid-back office environment with the horrifying tasks they perform is designed to engage a broad audience.

"Mini Ika-Musume" side-story episodes.

This upcoming series once again centers on Corticarte, and it connects to Ichiro Sakaki and Noboru Kannatsuki's Shinkyoku Sōkai Polyphonica crimson S light novel adaptation, which takes place during the Academy years of the storyline.

Unaired episode bundled with the ninth light novel volume of Kuusen Madoushi Kouhosei no Kyoukan.

Original anime DVD bundled with the 12th, 14th, and 17th volumes of the manga.

A collection of OVA episodes that came bundled with the limited edition manga volumes. Episode 01: What You Gave Me (Anata ga Watashi ni Kureta Mono) Kokonoe, Usa, and Kagami head out to buy a gift for Sensei. In the end, Kokonoe chooses to make something herself, and the three of them wind up spending the night at her house. Along the way, more is revealed about Usa's feelings for Reiji, Kagami's feelings for Kokonoe, and Kokonoe's feelings for Sensei. Episode 02: Kuro-chan, Shiro-chan (Kuro-chan to Shiro-chan) Kuro-chan tries to become friends with Shirai-sensei. Episode 03: A Child's Summer Time (Kodomo no Natsu Jikan) The girls, Aoki, and Houin travel to the countryside to visit Aoki's family.

The second season of Kodomo no Jikan.

Haru Yamato previously had no interest in futsal, even as the sport gained worldwide popularity over the last ten years. Everything changed when he watched Japanese prodigy Tokinari Tennoji compete in the U-18 World Cup. On his first day at Koyo Gakuen High School, Haru eagerly signs up for the futsal club. There, he meets a diverse group of skilled players, including captain Toi Tsukioka, who had played alongside Tennoji on the U-18 national team. Although the team is strong, the Koyo Futsal Club struggles to reach a level that can compete with elite opponents—a challenge made even harder for Haru, who has no prior experience with the sport.

In the decaying city of Otomo, where freedom and justice have vanished and conspiracy flourishes among hidden threats, a terrifying presence emerges. Known as the Skull Man, this embodiment of the Grim Reaper, marked by a ghastly skull-like grin, unleashes horrific chaos and bloodshed, even targeting the mutant creatures lurking in the city's darkest corners. Investigative journalist Minagami Hayato and photographer Kiriko Mamiya pursue this formidable hunter to uncover the mystery behind a bizarre killing. Navigating a crumbling metropolis where corruption is as pervasive and vile as the sins of its wealthy leaders, they seek a hidden truth so grave that the entire city was turned into a vast tomb to conceal it. Within this eerie necropolis, where reality itself is warped, retribution arrives cloaked as a personification of the Death's Head.

In Magical Land, Punie is destined to become the next ruler, but she must first complete a year-long training period on Earth. To achieve this, she enrolls in a school in Japan. She typically appears sweet and kind, but her disposition changes instantly when she is provoked, revealing her true character. In those moments, Punie takes great delight in using her magic wand or her signature combat technique called "Submission" to deliver severe punishment to anyone who upsets her. She is accompanied by Paya-tan, an animal mascot from Waku Waku Mascot Village, who was defeated and forced to follow Punie. Despite this, Paya-tan often attempts to kill Punie out of spite. Furthermore, Punie constantly faces dangers from numerous enemies in her kingdom, each with their own reasons for wanting her dead. Her objective is to survive these threats and successfully finish her training period on Earth.

Yuuto and Haruka are excited about spending time together on their upcoming school trip. However, Shina seizes the opportunity and confesses her feelings to Yuuto. This confession puts a strain on the relationship between Haruka and Yuuto, compelling them to face their true emotions.

In Beatless Final Stage, Arato Endou and his hIE companion Lacia join forces to demonstrate that even highly advanced artificial intelligence can be rendered harmless. They venture into the facility to confront Higgins, Lacia’s creator, and face numerous obstacles, including Snowdrop, a rogue hIE intent on consuming Higgins, and Methode, another hIE driven by a desire for vengeance against Lacia. Meanwhile, the world’s super-intelligent AIs have decided to eliminate Lacia, viewing her as a threat to humanity. With limited time and overwhelming opposition, Arato and Lacia must succeed in their mission to foster a harmonious relationship between humans and hIEs.

The OVA Astarotte's Toy EX is a three-part short story collection. In the first story, Lotte and Asuha search for details about their school project. The second part recounts the backstory of how Zelda became Lotte's bodyguard. The third segment is a flashback showing how the queen met Naoya and conceived Asuha ten years before the events of the anime.

In the ongoing struggle against the Abyssal Fleet, a hostile alien force, the Kanmusu—embodiments of Japanese warship spirits—serve as humanity's final line of defense. Many of these young women face the constant threat of death in their unending battles. One such loss was thought to be Kisaragi, a Mutsuki-class destroyer. After a successful nighttime operation, the Eighth Fleet discovers Kisaragi drifting unconscious, seemingly saved from her apparent demise. However, her unusual behavior and the strange circumstances of her survival raise suspicion among the ship-girls. Meanwhile, eerie crimson waters and mysterious voices begin to affect the fleet, with only Fubuki, the leader of the Fubuki-class destroyers, remaining untouched. Fubuki and her allies investigate these strange events as the true nature of their situation and the origins of the Abyssal Fleet start to become clear. Despite the obstacles, the Kanmusu must push forward to free the seas and protect those they hold dear.

Akuma no Riddle's Episode 13, which was initially excluded from broadcast, was included with the seventh Blu-ray/DVD release. This special episode made its debut at a screening in Tokyo City on November 22, 2014, and the Blu-ray/DVD became available on December 17, 2014.

Kuromi Girls’ Academy is a refined, elegant school that demands the highest standards of deportment from its young ladies. Aya entered this exclusive institution for wealthy girls on a scholarship, aspiring to become as graceful as her admired fellow student, Shirayui. However, Shirayui harbors a shocking secret: she is a trash-talking, combo-chaining, newbie-crushing, ruthless hardcore gamer. Could a shared passion for no-holds-barred video game battles blossom into a deeper connection between these two girls?

Bundled with the limited edition sixth manga volume.

Gintarou, a fox spirit, has guarded a small Inari shrine since the Edo period. The Saeki family holds the rare ability to see the divine messenger, but this power passes to only one living descendant. After Makoto's mother died when he was young, he became the sole inheritor of this gift. With Gintarou's aid, Makoto works alongside the fox spirit to help their community, bridging their differing worlds.

After forming their partnership, Ron Kamonohashi and Totomaru Isshiki demonstrate remarkable skill in solving numerous cases. Their resolve strengthens upon learning that the House of M, a notorious criminal syndicate, orchestrated Ron's expulsion from the prestigious Detective Training Academy BLUE five years ago. This organization appears connected to Ron's cursed ability, which triggers deadly incidents around him—a condition he desperately seeks to control. A member of the House of M instigates a series of boastful serial murders in Shibuya, specifically targeting Ron. Driven by their pursuit of justice and the desire to unravel Ron's troubled past and current circumstances, the investigative team works tirelessly to capture the killer.

At sixteen, Sophia Riller, the daughter of a shy count, receives an unexpected blessing from an animal deity. The Gorilla God, known as the most powerful warrior, chooses her—a honor that clashes with Sophia's desire for a calm school life. Her distinctive and immense strength soon draws the Royal Knights' interest, and she is taken on as an apprentice. Try as she might to conceal her overwhelming power, she can't help but tower above the rest. In her new environment, she finds herself among talented young knights who treat her with kindness and support.

In "Haruka Nogizaka's Secret Purezza," Haruka keeps her passion for manga and anime concealed with the assistance of her close friend Yuuto. Tensions emerge when another girl who is friends with Yuuto begins to develop romantic feelings for him, creating an emotional conflict within their group. Meanwhile, Yuuto supports Haruka by encouraging her to pursue her greatest interests: drawing manga, watching anime, and attending special anime events.

Unaired TV episode bundled with the eighth volume of the Light Novel.

In this shounen series, a group of magical boys at Binan High School is tasked with saving the world from a lack of love, as claimed by the pink wombat that grants them their powers. The story centers on the "Earth Defense Club," students who prefer relaxing and socializing at the nearby Kurotama Bath over other activities. Their easygoing life is interrupted when the pink wombat forces them to become "Battle Lovers," destined to protect Earth from three villains controlled by a green hedgehog. Along the way, they face odd enemies like a chikuwabu monster, a chopstick ghost, a monstrous remote control, and other strange foes. Will these guardians of love defeat those spreading hatred, or will the Earth Conquest Club succeed in filling the world with enmity?

Fleeing through the forest, Hifumi attempts to escape a group of thugs. After accidentally falling off a cliff, she lands in the arms of Sakamaki Izayoi, who is accompanied by Kasukabe You and Kudou Asuka. The No Names then protect Hifumi from members of a slave trader community using Deen. It turns out Hifumi has a special ability to locate water sources. At the now-dried-up hot springs, the group joins forces with Kuro Usagi, Lili, and Letitia. Now it is up to them to win another Gift Game... with the prize being a luxurious soak in the hot springs. OVA bundled with the eighth volume of the light novel.

College student Chitose Karasuma wants to escape an ordinary adult existence and enrolls in a voice acting training school. Her fierce personality helps her get into "Number One Produce," a seiyuu agency run by her older brother, Gojou. Believing she has what it takes to be a star, Chitose grows frustrated when she keeps landing only minor roles. While clashing with other agency members—among them a sly airhead and a girl with a Kansai dialect—Chitose comes to understand that making it in this cutthroat industry demands far more than she ever imagined.

After Ika Musume regains her squid-like powers, she intends to carry on with her goal of punishing humanity. Yet, her laid-back job as a waitress at the Lemon beach house frequently results in relaxing free time. She also encounters obstacles such as dodging a group of people fixated on aliens and handling a troubled admirer. This follow-up to Shinryaku!? Ika Musume centers on the comedic everyday moments of Ika Musume as she plans her next step against the human world.

After months of intense battles against monsters, Sei Takanashi is finally recognized by the king as the Holy Saint summoned to save Slantania. With that official acknowledgment, she can now relax and focus on her work at the Medicinal Flora Research Institute. As her bond with Albert Hawke, commander of the Third Order of Knights, deepens, her single status attracts unwelcome attention from other men, which irritates Albert. Meanwhile, Tenyuu, a prince from the distant Zaidera Empire, takes an interest in Slantania and its famous healing potions. Since Sei's true identity is a carefully kept secret, she must stay hidden in the royal palace while Tenyuu investigates the institute before returning home. Though he appears harmless, Tenyuu is far from naive; he has a specific agenda, and Sei’s exceptional abilities could be crucial to advancing his mysterious research.

In the everyday life of a typical Japanese high school student, the trip to school is usually uneventful, but for first-year Chio Miyamo, it turns into a daily adventure. Because she often stays up late playing video games, Chio is always in a hurry and has to come up with creative paths to reach Samejima Private Academy on time. On her unusual commutes, Chio runs into various obstacles, like roadblocks from construction, overly enthusiastic kabaddi players, and confused motorcycle gang leaders. Still, these minor problems don't stop her. Known as the legendary assassin "Bloody Butterfly" thanks to the special ops skills she picked up from gaming, Chio tackles these challenges alongside her close friends Manana Nonomura and Yuki Hosokawa, determined to avoid the school's strict punishments for being late.

The story follows Yuuto Ayase and his classmate Haruka Nogizaka. Yuuto is an average boy, while Haruka is exceptionally beautiful, intelligent, and wealthy. As a result, she is seen as the most unattainable girl at school, so admired that her classmates give her the French nicknames "Nuit Étoile" (The Silver Star of the Night) and "Lumière du Clavier" (The Shining Princess on the Piano). One day, when Yuuto goes to the school library to return a book, he accidentally discovers Haruka's deepest secret—she is a passionate fan of anime, manga, and otaku culture. Yuuto promises to keep her secret hidden, and the two grow close as friends. He does his best to help Haruka pursue her secret hobby while also deepening his bond with her.

In "Astarotte's Toy," the young succubus princess Astarotte, called "Lotte" Ygvar, needs the life essence of men to sustain herself, restore her magic, and secure her royal bloodline's continuation. Succubi traditionally keep a harem of men for this purpose, but Lotte hates males, which puts her survival at risk as she nears adulthood. To help her get past this aversion, her aide Judith Snorrevik travels to the human world to find a man Lotte might accept. Judith returns with Naoya Touhara, a 23-year-old single father who reluctantly leaves his daughter Asuha in the human world. As the first member of Lotte's harem, Naoya adjusts quickly to his new surroundings, focusing on pleasing the princess without any romantic feelings. However, when Asuha is allowed to join them in the magical realm, Naoya's relationship with Lotte becomes strained. Still, he keeps working to mend their bond. Naoya’s presence in the magical realm turns out to be more than a coincidence, and as his connection with Lotte deepens, the threads of fate intertwine, affecting everyone in this mystical world.

Midgar is an all-girls academy that draws attention not only for admitting its first male student, Yuu Mononobe, but also for its unusual student body—girls referred to as D's. These individuals have the extraordinary power to control dark matter and shape it into formidable weapons. Twenty-five years ago, D's did not exist. Their appearance coincided with the sudden emergence of monstrous beings called "Dragons," which ravaged the world before disappearing just as abruptly. After that period, some girls were born with distinctive markings on their skin and abilities similar to those of the Dragons. At Midgar, these D's train to control their powers, preparing to face the Dragons should they ever return. Yuu, the only known male D, joins their ranks. He must build relationships with the other students—including his estranged sister, who also attends the school—and cooperate with them to investigate and neutralize the looming Dragon threat.

Ron Kamonohashi was once the top student at the prestigious Detective Training Academy BLUE, but he has spent the last five years in seclusion after being expelled. Now forbidden from working as a detective and barely escaping execution due to his involvement in a murder case while at the academy, Ron’s quiet life changes when police detective Totomaru Isshiki, following advice from a senior officer, asks for his help with a long-standing unsolved crime. Despite his reluctance, Ron uses his sharp instincts to quickly identify the culprit. Yet it soon becomes clear that Ron struggles with a dangerous condition that puts those around him at risk. To his surprise, Totomaru saves someone threatened by Ron’s condition. As this unlikely pair works through case after case, agents from BLUE arrive to investigate whether their former star student has resumed detective work. Facing threats from killers, rogue investigators, and even the Metropolitan Police Department, Ron and Totomaru must join forces to survive and see that justice prevails.

In a world where technological progress has produced hIEs—androids designed for both public and private assistance—Arato Endou, a compassionate high school student, regards these machines as equals. Despite his kind disposition, Arato's financial constraints prevent him from owning an hIE. His ordinary life takes an unexpected turn during a casual visit to the supermarket when he is violently assaulted by a rogue hIE. On the verge of death, Arato is rescued by Lacia, an extraordinary hIE wielding a coffin-shaped weapon, who has recently fled from the enigmatic MemeFrame Corporation alongside four other highly advanced hIEs. Confronted by another threat from a hijacked vehicle, Lacia proposes to Arato: she will continue to protect him if he agrees to become her new owner, assuming full responsibility for her actions. With no other options, Arato accepts and allows Lacia to live in his home. As Lacia adapts to her newfound peaceful existence, she warns the curious Arato about a crucial detail—she lacks a soul.

Sora Kurumatani has a deep passion for basketball, but his height is far below that of most players. Nevertheless, he remains convinced that determination and persistent practice can make up for his short stature. Following his mother's hopes, Sora enrolls at Kuzuryuu High School intending to join the basketball club and compete in games. When he gets there, however, he discovers that the boys' basketball team is a laid-back group more focused on hanging out than on serious play. He also becomes friends with the Hanazono brothers, Chiaki and Momoharu, who have lost their former drive for the sport. To spark the team's enthusiasm once more, Sora challenges them, demonstrating his quick agility and nimble playing style that outmatches them. Seeing Sora's impressive skill, steadfast dedication, and pure love for basketball, the boys reignite their own forgotten passion for the game.

In a world where human pollution has devastated the oceans and harmed marine life, a single squid decides to take revenge on humanity. Armed with tentacle-like hair, ink expulsion, and bioluminescence, Ika Musume rises from the sea to confront people. She targets the Lemon Beach House, a restaurant run by sisters Eiko and Chizuru Aizawa, believing it to be an easy starting point for global conquest. However, Ika Musume quickly learns that life on land is far different from what she expected, especially after accidentally damaging part of the beach house and being forced to work there as compensation. Defeated by the Aizawa sisters, Ika Musume must temporarily set aside her world domination plans and adapt to her new role as a waitress. Despite the challenges, she gradually finds joy in her surroundings and forms meaningful bonds with those around her. Through her experiences and the support of her growing circle of friends, Ika Musume discovers the value of community and friendship, all while serving squid ink spaghetti and more at the Lemon Beach House. The whimsical and humorous adventures of Shinryaku! Ika Musume chronicle her journey of self-discovery and acceptance.

A busload of diverse passengers journeys toward the fabled Nanaki Village, a place said to offer a fresh start and a perfect life. Each traveler has their own theories about why the village is missing from maps and why authorities cannot locate it. Despite these doubts, they are eager to embrace the promise of a new beginning. When they arrive, they find Nanaki Village abandoned, its run-down condition suggesting it has been empty for over a year. As they explore, members of the group begin to disappear, and the discovery of bloodstained claw marks in the woods fuels their growing fear and suspicion. With tensions rising and accusations flying, the travelers must solve the mystery of the deserted village before more of them vanish.

In the ongoing conflict against the threatening Abyssal Fleet, a special naval base is established to protect the seas. This base employs Kanmusu—girls who embody the spirits of Japanese warships, armed with specialized equipment to wield their immense abilities. Fubuki, a rookie Destroyer-type Kanmusu, enlists as a new recruit. Despite her inexperience and shy nature, she is assigned to the elite Third Torpedo Squadron and quickly enters combat. After being saved from a sure loss, the newcomer vows to grow as strong as the one who rescued her.

Princess Anisphia "Anis" Wynn Palletia has always dreamed of flying, though her kingdom dismisses this as a childish fantasy. Unable to use magic despite her noble blood, she gives up her claim to the throne and devotes herself to "magicology," a field that merges this world's resources with memories from her past life on Earth. Meanwhile, Anis's younger brother Algard takes on the responsibilities of the kingdom. Forced into a political marriage with Euphyllia Magenta, a woman he does not know, Algard instead spends his time with a commoner. When Euphyllia tries to intervene, he publicly cancels their engagement and accuses her of bullying in front of everyone. Amid the chaos at the banquet, Anis arrives on her experimental flying broom and rescues Euphyllia. She then invites Euphyllia to become her assistant, an offer Euphyllia reluctantly accepts. Though their partnership may seem accidental, Anis has a hidden motive for keeping Euphyllia close.

For generations, the kingdom of Slantania has been plagued by a miasma that spawns monstrous creatures, threatening the land. The Order of Knights fights valiantly against these dangers, but the Grand Magus seeks divine aid by summoning a sacred maiden known as the "Saint" to destroy the monsters and restore peace. One evening after her workday ends, Sei Takanashi is suddenly transported by magic to a strange realm. Upon arriving in Slantania, she learns that the Grand Magus accidentally summoned two Saints—herself and a brunette girl. Since only one Saint is needed, the prince selects the other woman for the role, freeing Sei from any official duties. Choosing to explore her new environment, Sei joins the Medicinal Flora Research Institute, a facility focused on studying herbs and creating potions. During her time there, she meets the leader of the Third Order of Knights. Unbeknownst to Sei, her hidden abilities as a Saint continue to affect her life in this unfamiliar world.

Long ago, humanity was pushed to the brink of extinction by gigantic insectoids enhanced with magic that became uncontrollable. Now, people live in floating cities, and wizards from prestigious airborne academies fight these monstrous threats. Kanata Age, once known as the "Black Master Swordsman," is wrongly labeled a traitor. Given a chance to redeem himself, he is assigned to mentor squad E601, a group struggling with various challenges. The team consists of three young women: Misora Whitale, Lecty Eisenach, and Rico Flamel, each dealing with their own personal issues. Kanata finds himself caught up in numerous problems because of his team.

In "Parallel World Pharmacy," Kanji Yakutani, a leading medical researcher, lost his younger sister to ineffective treatments years ago. Driven by a desire to prevent similar tragedies, he dedicated himself to developing new medications. Tragically, at 31, he overworks himself to death but is given a second chance in another world. Kanji awakens as Falma de Médicis, a ten-year-old boy from a lineage of renowned healers in the Sain Fleuve Empire. Blessed by a deity, Falma possesses a distinct divine ability that enables him to manipulate substances based on their chemical structure. Upon reviewing several pharmacology books, Falma discovers that this world’s medical practices are reminiscent of those from ancient eras. Additionally, healthcare is a privilege primarily enjoyed by the nobility, neglecting the needs of ordinary people. With his knowledge from his previous life and his divine powers, Falma decides to revolutionize medical care, making it accessible to all, irrespective of their social class.

In the prestigious Myoujou Academy, an elite private girls' boarding school, Tokaku Azuma joins alongside eleven other students in Class Black. These classmates are actually assassins engaged in a deadly competition to murder their innocent classmate, Haru Ichinose. The assassin who successfully eliminates Haru will have their most cherished wish fulfilled, regardless of its complexity or cost. Each contestant has just one chance; failure means immediate expulsion. Despite the tempting prize, Tokaku decides to take a stand against the killing. As she spends more time with Haru, the intended target, Tokaku finds herself forming a bond with this kind-hearted girl. Faced with the rest of the class plotting Haru’s demise, Tokaku vows to shield her new friend from the escalating violence.

In "My Girlfriend is Shobitch," Haruka Shinozaki has liked class president Akiho Kousaka since their first year of high school. Known for her looks and skills in sports, Kousaka seems like the ideal student. When they end up in the same class, Shinozaki confesses his feelings, and to his surprise, she agrees to date him. Soon after, Shinozaki learns Kousaka is not what she appears: despite her perfect image, she has no experience with romance. Still, she is determined to satisfy his wishes in every way, going as far as researching intimate topics and his personal preferences. Shinozaki tries to tell her such efforts are not needed, but Kousaka remains committed to making him happy.

In "Fuuka," the story follows Yuu Haruna, who relocates to Tokyo with his sisters after their father takes a job overseas. While heading to buy groceries and checking Twitter, Yuu collides with a high school girl who accuses him of trying to take upskirt photos. She snatches his phone, smashes it, strikes him, and leaves him on the ground. This girl, Fuuka Akitsuki, turns out to be a student at Yuu's new school. Unlike others her age, Fuuka has no mobile phone and prefers listening to music on a CD player. As their friendship grows, Yuu and Fuuka decide to form a band with their friends, aiming to break into the professional music scene. With Fuuka by his side, how will Yuu's life unfold in Tokyo?

Believing that everyone despises him, Sei Handa navigates his high school life as a lone figure. Unbeknownst to him, he is actually the most adored student at school, celebrated for his exceptional calligraphy, good looks, and calm demeanor. A series of persistent misunderstandings leads Handa to perceive the admiration of his numerous fans as harassment, prompting the school's idol to withdraw from his peers. Yet, his attempts to remain isolated do nothing to diminish their devotion; instead, they often have the opposite effect, turning even the skeptics into loyal followers. From fashion models to solitary tough kids, obsessive fans to others, none can resist the charm of Sei Handa.

World Break: Aria of Curse for a Holy Swordsman is set at Akane Private Academy, where students who carry memories from their past lives are trained in Ancestral Arts to defend humanity from sudden attacks by Metaphysicals. These students, called saviors, are divided into two types: kurogane, who use prana to create offensive weapons, and kuroma, who wield magic. The story begins six months before a major event, on the first day of the school year's opening ceremonies. After the ceremony, the main character, Moroha Haimura, meets a girl named Satsuki Ranjou, who tells him she was his younger sister in a past life where Moroha was a heroic prince known for his sword skills that could destroy entire armies. Soon after, Moroha meets Shizuno Urushibara, who later reveals she knew him in a different lifetime as a dark lord who commanded destructive magic and saved her from slavery. Can people whose thoughts span both the present and the past build a hopeful future? Follow the complex journey of World Break: Aria of Curse for a Holy Swordsman to find out!

In a world where gods exist but stay hidden from human sight, their battles often trigger disasters mistaken for natural events. High school student Godou Kusanagi, age sixteen, travels to Italy at his grandfather's request to deliver a special tablet to an old acquaintance for safekeeping. While there, he becomes caught in a fight between two Heretic Gods as he helps Erica Blandelli, a witch who defends people. After killing one of the gods in combat, Godou unknowingly becomes a Campione—a God Slayer—tasked with protecting humanity from these divine threats. As a Campione, Godou attracts many gods eager to challenge him, along with a loyal group of mostly female supporters who aid him in his fights. "Campione!": Matsurowanu Kamigami to Kamigoroshi no Maou follows Godou's struggles against rival deities amid the ongoing war between heaven and earth.

In "My Mental Choices Are Completely Interfering With My School Romantic Comedy," high school student Kanade Amakusa's normal life is disrupted by a strange curse called Absolute Choice, imposed by a mysterious deity. This forces him to repeatedly select from random and often inappropriate mental options that play out in public, leading to humiliating situations that threaten his reputation. Despite trying to avoid these outcomes, the deity arranges events that involve Kanade with his classmates. Matters worsen when an accidental choice makes a beautiful girl fall from the sky, marking the beginning of even more strange and chaotic events.

In "AHO-GIRL," Yoshiko Hanabatake perpetually earns zero on her exams and harbors a peculiar fixation on bananas. Her eccentric behavior is so extreme that even her mother has given up trying to rein her in. The sole person capable of managing Yoshiko's chaos is Akuru "A-kun" Akutsu, her childhood friend. While A-kun loathes the absurdity he must tolerate, this diligent yet formidable figure remains ever-ready to restrain Yoshiko's foolishness, often utilizing physical force without a second thought. Despite his relentless efforts to instill normalcy, she invariably reverts to her wild nature, frequently dragging other strange individuals into the madness. No matter how hard A-kun tries to control her antics, life alongside Yoshiko and her total absence of common sense remains utterly unpredictable.

Three exceptionally gifted teenagers with psychic abilities, Izayoi Sakamaki, Asuka Kudou, and You Kasukabe, find their mundane daily lives devoid of excitement. Their existence changes drastically upon receiving mysterious invitations to Little Garden, an enigmatic realm. Upon arrival, they encounter Kurousagi, who reveals they have been chosen to join perilous contests that leverage their unique powers. Participation requires them to join a community. Learning that Kurousagi's group, No Names, lost its status and territory after a defeat by a demon lord, the trio resolves to help restore the group's reputation and safeguard the local inhabitants, all while embracing the thrilling adventures Little Garden offers.

In "Domestic Girlfriend," Natsuo Fujii harbors a secret crush on Hina, his cheerful teacher, though he believes his feelings will never be reciprocated. After a friend convinces him to attend a mixer, he encounters Rui, a girl who mirrors his own emotional reserve. Eager to demonstrate she is more mature than others assume, Rui invites Natsuo to her home and asks him to spend the night. Despite his lingering thoughts of Hina, Natsuo reluctantly accepts. Following their intimate night, both feel hollow and part ways. Natsuo's world is upended when his father reveals he is remarrying Tsukiko Tachibana. Upon discovering that Tsukiko's daughters are Hina and Rui, now his new step-sisters, the situation becomes incredibly complicated. Now living under the same roof as the teacher he loves and the girl with whom he shared his first intimate experience, Natsuo must navigate a web of tangled emotions and confront the complexities of love.