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Kazuma Ikeda directed this promotional spot for the danime store. The commercial features "MoonWalker" by yama as its tie-in track.

Two commercials created by Toshitaka Shinoda for the danime store. The accompanying song for both commercials is “Matasaburo” by Yorushika. Episodes: #1: キミの好きに出会おう (告白) / Kimi no Suki ni Deaou (Kokuhaku), released May 9, 2021. #2: キミの好きに出会おう (奪還) / Kimi no Suki ni Deaou (Dakkan), released September 30, 2021.

Season 2 of Kaijuu Girls: Ultra Kaijuu Gijinka Keikaku continues the series that reimagines kaijuu from the Ultraman live-action special-effects franchise as adorable, female anthropomorphized monsters.

In a world where it is exceedingly uncommon for a female to be born with two souls—one human and one kaiju—these special individuals called "Kaiju Girls" appear as ordinary humans but wield the immense abilities of giant monsters. To aid these girls in mastering their powers and fitting into society, the International Kaiju Rescue and Mentoring Organization, known as GIRLS, was established. Three young women have recently undergone the awakening of their kaiju halves. Timid Aki Miyashita now carries the soul of Agira, diligent Reika Shiragane has inherited Windom, and lively Miku Ushimaru commands Miclas. After joining the GIRLS organization, they begin to learn control over their new abilities and handle their monstrous impulses. With the encouragement of their comrades, Agira, Windom, and Miclas slowly come to understand the true meaning of being a Kaiju Girl.

Humanity was forced to abandon Earth centuries ago when the Vice, a race of mechanical aliens, attacked. Now people drift through space aboard ships constructed from pieces of the shattered moon. The last hope rests with the Actresses—young women who can wield Alice Gears, mechanical armor capable of damaging the Vice. These suits offer the only possibility of reversing the tide of the alien invasion.

Nozomi Onda, a 14-year-old girl passionate about soccer, aspires to play the game without any mistakes. But she struggles to do so in official matches, where she must compete against male players who have a physical advantage. Her outlook changes when an older male acquaintance suddenly approaches her on the street, forcing her to confront her ambitions directly.

Amid widening income inequality, escalating environmental harm, persistent garbage issues, a lack of childcare options, and widespread graft, the government has become trapped by special interests and can no longer respond to the growing discontent of the people. With Japan at a critical standstill, idols rise up as unexpected heroes. Coming from seven distinct idol political factions—the Heroine Party, Sunlight Party, Starlight Party, Bishoujo Party, Wakaba Party, Subculture New Party, and SOS Party—Diet members and local representatives who are all idols strive to restore the country through their singing and stage talents. Their goal is to rekindle hope and happiness in the hearts of the public, flooding Japan once more with energy and brightness.

At the Budokan, the Tsukino Concert serves as an annual event where Tsukino Entertainment Production’s top idol groups take the spotlight. The leader of each group—Shiki Takamura from SolidS, Sora Oohara from SOARA, Shuu Izumi from QUELL, and Kouki Etou from Growth—is assigned to create a unique new song for their unit, meant to be performed on the festival’s second day. Shiki struggles to find inspiration for SolidS’s composition. For Sora, overcoming previous mistakes is essential to guiding SOARA toward their peak. Shuu, aiming to move away from his earlier fame, works to boost QUELL’s popularity to match that of his former group. Meanwhile, Growth collaborates with their rivals, ZIX, before their debut—a situation that leaves Kouki uncomfortable. Tsukipro The Animation weaves together the stories of these four units, showing their daily routines as they prepare for the Tsukino Concert.

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!

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."

As dark clouds gather over the mountains, a powerful downpour turns the forest into a treacherous maze. A landslide knocks over a barbed-wire fence and buries a "NO TRESPASSING" sign. Two young siblings wander into a forbidden area not meant for them, and a long, ominous shadow appears before them—this is how our first meeting with Dara-san unfolds! At first she may appear frightening, but you'll soon learn what she's really like. "I'm a deity of misfortune, you know!?! Shouldn't you be scared of my horrible appearance!?"

In a world where espionage operates in the shadows of every nation, Chloe spends her days flawlessly executing even the most dangerous assignments thanks to her unmatched talent for disguise and combat. After being betrayed by her superior, she vanishes—intending to start over as an ordinary resident named Victoria in the neighboring kingdom of Ashberry, pursuing a quiet, everyday life. But Victoria's peaceful existence is swiftly interrupted as she becomes entangled with various people. In this unfamiliar land, the skills and knowledge she honed as a spy prove far more handy than she could have imagined. Meanwhile, the second prince—and others—grow curious about Victoria's abilities, and the woman of many faces finds herself increasingly surrounded by looming threats.

In the ongoing conflict between the rational Blue World and the instinct-driven Red World, the Nightfly O'Note, creatures originating from the Red World, relentlessly assault the Blue World. Akira Asagi, a 17-year-old researcher from the Blue World, is chosen to lead the defense at Ryuukyuu LAG, a fortress situated on the islands of Ishigaki and Iriomote. At Ryuukyuu LAG, Akira encounters the sixth combat unit "IS," formed four years after the previous unit was completely wiped out in a fierce battle. She must now command these six warriors, known as the Scared Rider Xechs, in their fight against the forces of the Red World while also fostering cohesion within her team.

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.

In a world united against the alien threat of the Neuroi, young witches with magical abilities play a vital role in defense. To boost morale and turn the tide of the war, Grace Maitland Steward, a former witch still active in the military, suggests leveraging music as a key strategy. Despite her idea being initially rejected, Grace decides to prove its value by forming a specialized unit within the League of Nations Air Force. She enlists the aid of Aila Paivikki Linnamaa and Eleonore Giovanna Gassion, both accomplished singer-witches, to recruit additional members for this new Music Squadron. Their efforts result in the selection of seven talented individuals, including Virginia Robertson, a 14-year-old without military experience but possessing a unique ability that makes her an invaluable asset.

In "My Ribdiculous Reincarnation," the unnamed protagonist becomes trapped in an endless cycle of reincarnation within an alternate world where individuals can select their next lives. However, because popular choices like "Demon King" or "Hero with Cheat Skills and a Harem" are in such high demand, the waiting list has ballooned to an incredible 50,000 years. Rather than wait that long, the protagonist opts to reincarnate into increasingly bizarre forms—first as a hero's rib managing a harem, then a hermit crab, a vegetable, and eventually an explosive device meant to disrupt happy couples.

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.

In "Shine Post," Haru Nabatame, Rio Seibu, and Kyouka Tamaki make up the struggling idol unit TiNgS, which is close to dissolving. Their only chance to remain active is to sell out a two-thousand-seat venue for their upcoming anniversary concert. Considering their previous best attendance was only thirty-seven people, this target seems impossible. Yet, their luck improves when they are assigned a new and capable manager, Naoki Hinase. Despite having doubts due to past experiences, Naoki decides to manage TiNgS after seeing Haru's genuine devotion to idols, enabled by his special ability to detect truth via a visible radiance. Facing enormous challenges, Haru aspires to make people around the world love idols and is ready to serve as the guiding light—referred to as the "shine post"—that clears the way toward achieving that dream.

The third season of Jidou Hanbaiki ni Umarekawatta Ore wa Meikyuu wo Samayou.

In Kochoki, the feared warlord Oda Nobunaga, often called the demonic king, begins his quest to conquer Japan while still a young man. Together with his younger sibling and loyal allies, Nobunaga endures internal power struggles, betrayal, fierce battles, and the strong bonds that unite them. These hardships pave the way for their growth into formidable leaders.

“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!

Three teenage misfits—Roma, Toto, and Drop—go by the name "Don Glees," a casual label for their neighborhood adventures. After the trio is accused of starting a nearby forest fire, they venture into the woods to clear their names. When their journey takes a disastrous turn, old tensions surface among the friends, forcing them to confront how growing up has pulled them in entirely different directions.

The campaign to launch a new offensive against the Neuroi, mysterious alien invaders, is underway. The main objective is to capture Berlin, the capital of the Empire of Karlsland, a critical step toward eliminating the Neuroi threat in Europe. However, with the Neuroi's capacity to adapt to changing combat situations, the allied forces' current strength and Striker technology might not be enough for a decisive victory. Meanwhile, Yoshika Miyafuji, a Witch from Fuso, is studying medicine in Lausanne. Having recently regained her magical powers after losing them, she is eager to join the fight again. A call to arms brings the scattered members of the 501st Joint Fighter Wing back together for their final push against the enemy.

Recap of the first nine episodes of Ore wo Suki nano wa Omae dake ka yo.

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.

In a sudden transfer to another world, high school student Hibiki finds himself alone in a vast, dangerous grassland filled with monsters. Equipped only with non-combat skills like Appraisal, his odds of survival appear slim. However, through a series of key encounters, his initially underwhelming abilities begin to develop into something remarkably powerful. This alternate world adventure story highlights how an unexpected turn of events can turn ordinary talents into overwhelming strength.

In Neo-Tokyo, young people form tribes as communities, but fierce loyalty often leads to violent clashes. The government enforces the XB Law, decreeing that all tribal disputes be settled through Extreme Baseball—a high-tech version of the sport using advanced equipment like extendable bats and specialized pitching gear. Haru Shirokane, a timid youth, endures bullying until he is rescued by Shun Kamiya and Taiga. Shun, the ace pitcher of the top-ranked Minato Tribe in Minato City, and Taiga, who aims to surpass Shun as the best player, uncover hidden potential in both Haru and themselves. After unexpected turns of fate, they invite Haru and Taiga to join the Minato Tribe. When a mysterious new threat led by Oujirou Otori emerges, the Minato Tribe relies on the newly recruited Haru and Taiga to defend against this looming danger.

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 a certain kindergarten, Satou Kaya has earned a reputation as a notorious troublemaker, leading several teachers to resign due to the difficulty of managing her behavior. From an outside perspective, she appears to be constantly interfering with other children's play, their cherished books, or even their trips to the bathroom. However, when new teacher Chie Hasumi joins Kaya's class, she uncovers the truth: Kaya is actually protecting her classmates from evil spirits. As Chie begins to trust Kaya with keeping the class safe, she also notices that while Kaya shields her friends, she herself may need protection from dangers at home.

In "Mayonaka Punch," Masaki's NewTube career crashes when the Harikiri Sisters abruptly boot her from a live stream, flooding her with hate comments and trashing her reputation. Her solo channel flounders, leaving her future dim. Her luck pivots when she meets Live, a vampire who woke from a long slumber dreaming of Masaki and became obsessed with her. Spotting potential in this meeting, Masaki strikes a deal with Live: she will provide blood in exchange for Live's help reaching one million subscribers. Backed by the other vampires living in Live's home, they collaborate on videos aimed at restoring Masaki's lost popularity.

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.

Following his rebirth as a vending machine named Boxxo, the former human has become vital to Clearflow Lake village. By switching between different models to supply various goods, Boxxo has contributed to the village's growth and battled formidable foes alongside Lammis, his first and most devoted customer. However, the aftermath of their fight against the Netherlord, a high-ranking officer under the Demon Lord, leaves the future uncertain. To counter this looming threat, the Hunter Association deploys its elite agents. Joining forces with familiar allies and new companions, Boxxo and Lammis are determined to stop the Netherlord's sinister schemes to protect everything they hold dear.

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 the wake of discovering the truth about their father's death, the Shimogamo brothers settle into quieter routines, each honoring his memory in their own way. Yaichirou, the eldest, aims to become the next Trick Magister and lead the tanuki community, starting by reviving a famous shogi tournament. Yajirou focuses on regaining his shapeshifting abilities, while Yashirou finds contentment managing the family factory. Yasaburou, the third brother, chooses to live freely, embracing his father's wild spirit by hunting the elusive tsuchinoko and stirring up trouble. This peace is broken by the return of Nidaime, the estranged son of their tengu mentor, Professor Akadama. Bearing deep resentment toward both his father and Akadama's student, Benten, Nidaime's arrival threatens the delicate balance among humans, tengu, and tanuki. Yasaburou navigates the growing tension, using his tanuki cunning to calm all sides and prevent the situation from descending into chaos.

A gamer falls asleep and awakens in the world of the game he was playing. Arc has the powerful skills and weapons of his character, but there is one problem—he is stuck looking like that character as well. An adventure in a fantastic new land awaits him, if he can get used to being a walking skeleton.

This OAD adapts three chapters from the original manga. The first segment covers chapter 41, depicting Shirayuki and Zen enjoying a date in the castle town. Additionally, the anime features a special chapter from volume seven that explores Prince Raji's childhood, alongside a special chapter from volume eleven detailing the initial meeting of Zen, Mitsuhide, and Kiki.

In Japari Park, a vast natural preserve, human-like beings called "Friends" inhabit diverse landscapes. On a calm day in the savanna, the energetic Serval encounters an unfamiliar Friend. Curious, Serval investigates the newcomer, Kaban, only to find that even Kaban is unsure of her own species. As they travel together through Japari Park's varied terrains and notable sites, Serval and Kaban seek answers about Kaban's identity at the park's library. During their journey, they meet many other Friends, helping them along the way and witnessing their unique lives. Gradually, they begin to uncover the sinister secrets hidden beneath the park's surface and the nature of their existence.

In "Scooped Up by an S-Rank Adventurer!," Lloyd, a white mage, endures constant mockery from Allen, the arrogant leader of his former hero party, before being abruptly dismissed. Once a disciple of a renowned mage, Lloyd struggles to find another group willing to accept him as their support member. However, his luck changes when Yui, the leader of an S-rank adventurer squad, pleads with Lloyd to join them for a mission that holds great personal importance. Despite downplaying his own talents, Lloyd eventually agrees to Yui's insistent invitation. Welcomed warmly by his new companions, Lloyd might have found the perfect team where his magical skills will finally be valued.

In Show By Rock!!, the musical journey begins when Cyan Hijirikawa enters her favorite rhythm game and is suddenly transported to Midi City, a realm where music holds ultimate power. In this city, creating powerful and outstanding music grants control over it. However, a wicked plot threatens to shroud Midi City in darkness. Will Cyan step in before it's too late? Cyan Hijirikawa views herself as an ordinary girl in a dull world, despite her remarkable guitar talent. Lacking the confidence to follow her dream of forming a band and becoming a music star, she is unaware of the hidden strength within her—the ability to vanquish evil with her enchanting melodies. Set off on this melodic adventure with Cyan, Chuchu, Retoree, and Moa in a world where music reigns supreme.

In a future where "The World"—a mysterious location whose whereabouts are unknown—maintains global peace, making war a thing of the past, the airship Norn is assigned to carry nine people with special powers to this hidden place. Boarding the ship are eight men and three women. Koharu, who has moved past her loneliness and resents her potentially destructive abilities, works with Mikoto Kuga, a noble who uses her barrier skills to protect the Norn and its passengers. Also present is Nanami Shiranui, whose power causes her personal suffering and drives her desire to end her life as atonement for past deeds. As the journey unfolds, tensions grow among the passengers due to an unexpected rise in the ship's headcount. Their search for the stowaways is disrupted by a hostile attack aimed at stopping the Norn's progress at all costs. Amid this chaos, the passengers ponder the reasons behind their given abilities and their ultimate purpose upon reaching The World.

In a sacred ritual, the Goddess bestows a "class" on every ten-year-old, shaping their future. Arel, son of the renowned Sword Princess Fara and Archmage Leon—two of the most accomplished individuals in their classes—was expected to follow their path. Instead, he is labeled as classless, meaning he cannot naturally develop any specific abilities. Despite this, Arel discovers he can mimic the powers of any class, though it requires far greater effort than for those with innate talent. Driven to overcome his unique limitations and prove that sheer willpower can triumph over divine predestined gifts, Arel sets out to challenge stronger foes and push his abilities to new heights.

Middle-aged illustrator Kenichi Hamada is suddenly transported to another world after being summoned. To his surprise, he retains access to an online marketplace called Shangri-La, from which he can order almost anything he once could in his original life in Japan. After finding a nearby settlement, Kenichi launches a trading venture using Shangri-La, offering products from Earth that quickly gain popularity and catch the attention of local merchants. However, Kenichi's true desire is to lead a quiet life without trouble. To realize this, he relocates to a remote cottage in an adjacent forest. Even though disturbances arise from time to time, Kenichi keeps savoring his calm days.

Fifteen-year-old Kurt Rockhans is a kind-hearted but combat-weak member of the renowned Flaming Dragon Fang adventuring group. Though he happily handles supportive roles, his companions replace him with a more capable member, leaving him without income and forcing him to search for employment. With his limited fighting skills, Kurt takes whatever jobs are available. While on one such task, he meets Yulishia, a former royal employee turned adventurer. Recognizing Kurt's exceptional work ethic, she discovers his remarkable abilities in various non-combat fields. A royal official then directs Yulishia to propose a distinguished role within the kingdom to Kurt, one that could offer him a tranquil life. Upon hearing about this opportunity, Kurt declines, believing he is no better than anyone else. As he continues pursuing various odd jobs, he remains oblivious to his true potential, potentially becoming an invaluable resource for the kingdom.

In the celestial realm of Asgard, Odin dispatches Valkyries—revered female warriors—to shield Earth from an escalating demon threat. To amplify their abilities, nine Valkyries, disguised as the Saotome sisters, must cultivate romantic bonds with their designated partner, known as the Einherjar. Takuma Akutsu, a socially anxious young man, discovers he has been chosen by Odin to serve as the Valkyries' lover. Despite his initial reluctance, Takuma consents to let the sisters reside in his spacious but largely empty home to support their battle against demonic forces. With nine attractive women now living under his roof, can Takuma conquer his social anxieties and evolve into a hero capable of saving the world?

In "The Do-Over Damsel Conquers The Dragon Emperor," Jill Savelle—known as the "Lady Goddess of War" and betrothed to Crown Prince Gerald der Kratos—is betrayed by her fiancé and falsely accused of treason, resulting in her imprisonment. As she nears death, she unexpectedly awakens six years in the past as a ten-year-old girl, granted a chance to change her destiny. Refusing to repeat her former life, Jill playfully proposes to the nineteen-year-old dragon emperor, Hadis Teos Rave—the same person who, in her memories, will later bring chaos and bloodshed to the world. To her surprise, he accepts. This version of Hadis, unlike the tyrannical figure Jill remembers, is compassionate yet tragically flawed. Jill must now decide whether she can guide him away from his destined malevolence or if his grim future is inevitable.

In her previous life as Elise de Clorance, Dr. Aoi Takamoto was a cruel noblewoman characterized by her egotism, arrogance, and unwavering devotion to her fiancé, Prince Linden de Romanoff. Her behavior caused her family to fall from grace and led to her own death. After being reborn with a clear awareness of her past mistakes, Elise resolved to pursue healing instead of destruction. Unfortunately, her aspirations were cut short by a plane crash. Miraculously, Elise awakens in her original form, just before her engagement to Linden. Seeing a chance to protect her beloved family and free Linden from an unwilling arrangement, she intends to use her exceptional medical knowledge to rescue others. By negotiating with the emperor, Elise obtains a six-month timeframe to prove that her true path is with the wounded and sick, not in a royal position.

In beach volleyball, individual talent alone isn't enough to succeed; the key is building a strong partnership. When Haruka Oozora moves to Okinawa to live with her grandmother and cousin Kanata Higa, she learns this lesson on her very first day. While exploring a local beach, she spots a group of girls practicing beach volleyball and is invited to join. A casual game quickly turns into a serious match when Narumi Tooi notices Kanata approaching. After a crushing defeat, Haruka realizes why her cousin has been so distant. Kanata and Narumi were once an unbeatable duo, but Kanata stopped playing because she felt her short height put Narumi at a disadvantage. With the Junior Tournament only weeks away, Haruka must learn the complexities of competitive beach volleyball and help Kanata overcome her deep fear of the sport she once loved.

For years, Dennosuke Uchimura has endured workplace hardships and been dispatched to multiple countries to tackle insurmountable missions. He never expected his next assignment to transport him to another world. His unwavering dedication eventually catches the attention of the Demon Lord, who selects Uchimura as the ideal candidate for one of the vacant Four Heavenly Generals' positions. Despite being an ordinary human, Uchimura earns the Demon Lord's trust due to his exceptional ability to resolve desperate situations, honed through his experience as an overseas manager. With mounting turmoil within the demon forces and failed negotiations with nearby clans, Uchimura must now prove that the Demon Lord's faith in him is justified and provide the decisive boost needed to achieve the Demon Lord's goal of supremacy and perfection.

A salaryman is unexpectedly summoned to another world by accident, with no way back to Earth. Given a new identity as Takumi Iruma, a youthful body, and magical abilities, he seizes this fresh start in a foreign land. Hoping for a peaceful life, Takumi settles in a small village as an alchemist capable of crafting nearly anything. He devotes himself to exploring his newfound powers and even gains an extraordinary companion. Seeking further improvement, Takumi moves to a bustling city to hone his alchemical skills and expand his business. Through continuous learning and the connections he forges, Takumi may well become known as the greatest alchemist of all time.

After eating the Fruit of Evolution, Seiichi Hiiragi is transported to a new world, where he gains immense magical power and loyal companions. His remarkable abilities attract the attention of Barnabus Ablitt, the head of Barbador Academy of Magic, who offers Seiichi a teaching position. This opens up the chance for an awkward encounter with his old classmates from Earth, should any of them enroll at the same school. Meanwhile, a hidden organization known as The Great Devil Order is working to revive their god by using Barbador's students as sacrificial offerings to speed up the ritual. Armed with his overwhelming strength, Seiichi must defend his friends and the entire world from this looming threat.

In "Please Put Them On, Takamine-san," the unremarkable Koushi Shirota is completely shocked when he sees the flawless student council president, Takane Takamine, brazenly removing her panties in front of the entire class after earning an unusual 98% on a test. The strange twist? Her grade instantly becomes a perfect 100%. Wanting to confirm that this wasn't just a hallucination, Shirota confronts her about it. Takamine, showing no sign of distress, reveals to Shirota that she possesses a power called Eternal Virgin Road, which allows her to correct any mistake by discarding a piece of underwear, thereby preserving her spotless reputation. As the only person aware of this secret, Takamine forces Shirota to serve as her personal stash for spare panties, guaranteeing she can use Eternal Virgin Road whenever necessary. With his already weak will continuously tested, Shirota's life becomes entangled with the unpredictable student council president in ways he never anticipated.

Appare Soranno, an inventor from a small Japanese village in the late 1800s who struggles with social interaction, holds grand dreams. Since childhood, he has been fascinated by steamships that connect faraway lands, leading him to build numerous machines using scientific texts. He aspires to travel across oceans, fly through the sky, and even reach the far side of the moon. A series of unfortunate events leaves Appare stranded at sea on his small steamship. With him is Kosame Ishikki, a capable yet timid samurai assigned to manage Appare's unusual behavior. Just when their situation seems dire, a large steamship rescues them and brings them to Los Angeles. Without money or a clear plan, they decide to join the "Trans-America Wild Race." This gives Appare a chance to build his own vehicle, while Kosame sees it as an opportunity to win the prize money needed to return home. But with formidable opponents and hidden dangers in the wilderness, how far will this journey take Appare and Kosame?

Hanae Ashiya's first week of high school is a disaster; he spends it in the school infirmary because of a strange illness that only gets worse. The problem started when a weird, fuzzy creature latched onto him after a random encounter just before the term began. As Hanae's condition deteriorates and the creature swells, he notices a flyer advertising an exorcist who deals with yokai. With no other options and growing desperation, he calls the number and is directed to the Mononokean, a tea room that appears out of nowhere next to the infirmary. A gloomy man named Haruitsuki Abeno agrees to help Hanae but asks for payment. Since he cannot afford it, Hanae ends up working at the Mononokean to pay off his debt. To make things worse, his new boss turns out to be one of his classmates. To settle what he owes, Hanae must join forces with Abeno to guide a series of dangerous, strange, and fascinating yokai back to the Underworld.

In "Date A Live V," Shidou Itsuka faces an even greater challenge while working alongside Ratatoskr. With ten Spirits already sealed, Isaac Westcott, the leader of Deus Ex Machina Industries, devises a plan to eliminate Shidou and seize control of the Spirits' powers. To carry out this scheme, Isaac launches a full-scale assault on Ratatoskr, placing the organization under immense pressure to protect Shidou. Overwhelmed and outmatched, a spark of hope emerges with the Spirit of Time, Kurumi Tokisaki. Shidou must seal Kurumi and use her ability to travel back in time to confront the Spirit of Origin—the entity responsible for the entire conflict.

Iride Akatsuki discovers a hidden segment within the video game 'Nakanohito Genome,' only to find that it is actually a real-world trial. Kidnapped and taken to a strange location, he meets other players who are experts in various gaming genres such as farming, combat, and puzzles. After completing the first stage, they are assembled by an odd instructor with a llama-like head, who explains the game's rules. Can this team of gamers survive the challenges and return to their everyday lives?

Two years have passed since Will left the City of the Dead, and he is now seventeen years old. As a lord, he has successfully developed "Torch Port, a river port of light," bringing life and joy back to the Beast Woods. But strange phenomena—such as flowers blooming out of season—hint at an abnormality within the forest. Determined to find the truth, Will and his allies venture deep into the woods, where they receive an ominous prophecy from the forest king. "In the Iron Rust Mountains, the 'Fire of Black Calamity' shall awaken, consuming everything in its path or spreading far and wide." What lies dormant within the ancient dwarven city of Tetsusabi Sanmyaku?

In an alternate version of a familiar world, Yuki Nagato, a quiet girl who loves reading, runs North High School's Literary Club. The club's only members are the overly cautious Ryouko Asakura and the ordinary Kyon. Yuki deeply treasures the calm times they spend together, especially with Kyon, toward whom she has developed romantic feelings. The group is occasionally joined by the contrasting personalities of Tsuruya and Mikuru Asahina, who visit regularly. One cold December evening while walking home, Yuki is approached by a girl named Haruhi Suzumiya, a peculiar student from the prestigious Kouyouen Academy. Haruhi, searching for aliens, time travelers, and psychics, asks Yuki to draw strange symbols on the ground, claiming it's part of capturing Santa Claus. Later, Haruhi and her companion, Itsuki Koizumi, unexpectedly join the Literary Club, with Haruhi taking on the role of executive president. As a result, the once-peaceful Literary Club begins a series of chaotic adventures orchestrated by Haruhi, bringing Yuki and Kyon even closer together.

In the midst of an ongoing battle where Hell's demon forces are struggling against Heaven's angelic troops, the demons resort to a drastic measure by sending Akutsu Masatora to Earth. Disguised as a high school student, Akutsu's mission is to locate a potential leader who can steer the demons towards victory. His search leads him to discover Lily Amane, a striking transfer student who appears to be the ideal candidate for his plan. Unfortunately, Lily is actually one of the angels Akutsu is meant to oppose, making his recruitment efforts potentially disastrous. Complicating matters further, Akutsu finds himself developing feelings for his intended adversary.

Two years ago, an Abyss opened near Noel Stollen’s village, unleashing monsters. His grandfather, a brave Seeker, gave his life to save everyone. Inspired by that sacrifice, Noel—a Talker, considered the weakest class—vowed to become the greatest Seeker possible. After earning his certification, he joined Blue Beyond, a team where he supports allies by boosting their abilities and offering strategic advice. Wanting to climb the social ladder, Noel proposes forming a clan, which everyone agrees to. But their progress stops when two members betray the group and run off with their shared money. Noel retaliates by selling them to a slave trader, recovering the stolen funds. With Blue Beyond dissolved, Noel must rebuild from nothing. To fulfill his goal of becoming the world’s top Seeker, he needs unorthodox methods and new recruits, overcoming any obstacles in his path.

In an archipelago of four islands located south of Japan, the creation of anti-gravity footwear called Grav-Shoes has transformed everyday life and given rise to a new sport named "Flying Circus." Participants earn points by making contact with floating buoys or their opponents' backs while airborne. Asuka Kurashina, a naive and clumsy transfer student at Kunahama High School, unintentionally pulls off a difficult maneuver in her first Flying Circus match, which prompts her to join the school's Flying Circus club. Under the guidance of coach Masaya Hinata, Asuka practices alongside Misaki Tobisawa, a skilled player, and Misaki's excessively protective friend, Mashiro Arisaka. The story Ao no Kanata no Four Rhythm follows this inexperienced team's path as they soar through the skies, chasing their dreams with unwavering passion in spite of the obstacles that lie ahead.

In the lively otaku hub of Akihabara, siblings Tamotsu and Niwaka Denkigai encounter vampiric monsters called "Bugged Ones" that take over anyone they bite and quickly spread chaos. When the Bugged Ones attack, a mysterious figure named Matome Mayonaka—armed with a baseball bat—rescues Tamotsu. During the fight, Tamotsu is badly hurt while trying to protect Matome. Left with no other choice, Matome turns Tamotsu into a powerful Bugged One, similar to Matome's own condition. Now working together, Tamotsu, Matome, and energetic cosplayer Arisa Ahokainen form "The Electric Mayonnaise." They battle the Bugged Ones with a unique tactic: stripping their enemies and exposing them to sunlight.

At Tenbi Academy, Takeru keeps up with his schoolwork while also working as a member of the recently established Security Committee. Together with his comrades, he fights against individuals who misuse their Maken for evil intentions. At the same time, his own personal goals and the competing romantic feelings of the girls around him create additional complications in his life.

In "I've Somehow Gotten Stronger When I Improved My Farm-Related Skills," Al Wayne devotes himself to becoming an exceptional farmer. His relentless efforts lead him to excel in agriculture, earning him recognition as a top cultivator. This newfound mastery dramatically enhances his capabilities, surpassing those of legendary heroes from bygone eras. Upon discovering his immense strength, the royal family approaches Al for help in combating a series of disasters that began around the time of his empowerment. Though hesitant, Al consents to protect his cherished farmlands by facing these threats head-on.

After a disastrous school trip, Homare Onishima, Shion Kujou, Asuka Suzumori, and Mutsu Amatani find themselves stranded on a deserted island. While Shion, Asuka, and Mutsu panic and despair, Homare stays remarkably composed. Her upbringing included extensive survival training with her father around the world, giving her the skills to handle such a situation with ease—from scaling cliffs to setting traps and building shelters. Homare's experiences have prepared her well for surviving on an uninhabited island where rescue seems unlikely. The real challenge, however, is managing her three anxious companions. As Homare teaches them survival techniques, including consuming fish blood and cicadas, the girls begin to see their predicament differently, realizing that being stranded may not be as terrible as they first thought.

Oda Akira is so unremarkable that people often forget he exists. This proves useful when he and his classmates get transported to a fantasy world. He effortlessly takes on the role of a stealthy assassin. His abnormally high starting stats and various anomalies make Akira suspect something is wrong. Uncovering the kingdom's hidden truths puts him in serious danger, especially from the king who summoned them. With assistance from the elven medium Amelia, Akira must acquire the strength to fix the situation and exact revenge.

In Hitorijime My Hero, Masahiro Setagawa is a vulnerable teenager who frequently gets taken advantage of by local bullies. Believing he has been forsaken, he assumes no one will ever step in to aid him. His life changes drastically when he crosses paths with Kousuke Ooshiba, a man known as the "Bear Killer" who takes down neighborhood gangs. A year later, as Masahiro and his former friend Kensuke Ooshiba enter high school, they discover that Kousuke has become their math teacher. As their connection grows stronger, Masahiro begins to regard Kousuke as his hero, while Kousuke develops a powerful urge to shield Masahiro. Their circumstances grow more tangled when Asaya Hasekura, Kensuke's childhood friend, returns with romantic feelings toward Kensuke, leaving Kensuke unprepared. Can these three young men make it through their high school years without issue, or will the turmoil of forbidden love pull them apart?

In Castle Town Dandelion, the Sakurada siblings live what their father, the king, intends as an ordinary life in a typical Japanese household. Yet because they are royalty, each child possesses distinct abilities, and for safety, over two thousand surveillance cameras have been installed around the town. All nine siblings are candidates for the throne, with the new ruler determined through an election. Akane Sakurada, the third eldest daughter with the ability to manipulate gravity, finds this constant surveillance overwhelming. With the family’s activities broadcast on a dedicated news channel, Akane—who is quite shy—hopes to remove these cameras once she becomes queen. But proving herself as the best candidate while dealing with her timidity is a major challenge. As the contest for the crown intensifies, Akane navigates the election process in the heart of Castle Town Dandelion.

During a severe blizzard, Masayuki Muroi is shoved off a cliff by a former high school acquaintance. He survives the fall and is rescued by Yuki-Onna, a ghostly young woman believed to lure men to their deaths, though she only demands monetary payment. Eleven years later, Masayuki has rebuilt his life, becoming wealthy and getting married. When his business collapses and he discovers his spouse's infidelity, he flees to the city where Yuki-Onna had saved him, reconnecting with her by supplying money and food. While recovering, tragedy strikes again: his ex-wife is found dead, and only Yuki-Onna can provide an alibi—but she cannot reveal herself. Desperate and alone, Yuki-Onna seeks the help of the spirits' God of Wisdom, Kotoko Iwanaga. Revered by the spirits of the world, Kotoko uses her remarkable intelligence and wit to resolve their conflicts. To prevent any human-spirit clashes, she brings along her eternal partner, Kurou Sakuragawa, and vows to clear Masayuki's name without exposing Yuki-Onna's true nature.

In the town where Utena Hiiragi lives, the magical girl trio known as Tres Magia protects everyone from evil. Utena and the other residents admire these champions of justice. One day, a mysterious black mascot appears and offers Utena the chance to become a magical girl herself. But this offer hides a dark purpose—Utena has been enlisted by a villainous organization to oppose the very magical girls she idolizes. When she faces Tres Magia, instead of feeling remorse, Utena discovers an unexpected thrill in harming them. Embracing her newfound darker side, she wholeheartedly takes on the role of an enemy, twisting her admiration into a warped obsession.

In the second season of Real Girl, otaku teenager Tsutsui begins to feel more at ease in his relationship with the stunning Iroha, yet real-world challenges continue to put them to the test. With the school cultural festival approaching, Tsutsui is assigned to the organizing committee, while Iroha is pressured by her classmates to take part in the beauty pageant. Meanwhile, Tsutsui's best friend Itou summons the courage to confess to Ayado, but is rejected. As Itou grapples with this disappointment and Tsutsui struggles through festival preparations, both resolve to grow and improve. Will their efforts lead to a happy ending, or will there be more heartache ahead?

The kingdom of Midland is in turmoil as demons roam freely, spreading chaos everywhere. Guts, the branded swordsman, can no longer stay in one place for long. While he once could rely on his own strength to survive, he now must also protect the former Commander Casca, who has lost her memory and her trust in him. Haunted by constant demon attacks, they search for a safe haven where Casca can rest while they look for a way to heal her mind. Their ally, the elf Puck, speaks of the mysterious island of Elfhelm, rumored to be a refuge from the demon-infested world. Filled with hope but exhausted, Guts and Casca press onward, seeking both a peaceful sanctuary and revenge against those who caused their suffering.

The second part of the second season of Maou Gakuin no Futekigousha: Shijou Saikyou no Maou no Shiso, Tensei shite Shison-tachi no Gakkou e Kayou continues the story.

In the Misurugi Empire, Princess Angelise Ikaruga Misurugi holds a position of prominence in a nation that has flourished through the advanced technology called "Mana." This mystical manipulation of light has brought about an era of lasting peace by putting an end to wars and environmental contamination. However, not everyone can use Mana, and those who cannot are branded as "Norma" and subjected to harsh persecution as perceived dangers to society. Angelise herself is among the loudest voices calling for the elimination of Norma. On her sixteenth birthday, a shocking revelation uncovers that Angelise is actually a Norma. In the ensuing turmoil and public fury, she is exiled to Arzenal, a remote military facility where Norma individuals are forced into service. Having once been royalty, Angelise must now adapt to a brutal and utterly transformed existence, fighting against enormous, destructive beings known as DRAGONs by piloting mechanical robots called "Paramail." Yet, a hidden truth about these monstrous creatures has the potential to overturn everything.

Rentt Faina, a seasoned but mediocre adventurer, meets his end when he faces a dragon inside a labyrinth. To his surprise, he comes back to life as a skeleton, one of the weakest forms of undead. Rentt learns that by defeating other creatures in the labyrinth, he can gain experience and advance through different undead stages, eventually reaching forms with restored flesh. Driven by this discovery, he resolves to keep evolving, with his ultimate aim being to attain the highest level of undead—a vampire, which looks nearly human. Concealing his past and current monstrous appearance with an unremovable mask, Rentt tries to rebuild his life. He is taken in by Lorraine Vivier, a renowned former adventurer and top-tier researcher, who lets him use her name and start over as a beginner. As he works toward his childhood dream of becoming a mithril-class adventurer, Rentt must be careful not to reveal his true nature, knowing that the adventurer's guild might see him as a threat and destroy him.

Kazuya Shiina is fatally injured while saving two young girls from an attacker at a convenience store. His selfless act leads to his reincarnation in another world as Cain von Silford, the third son of a margrave, with all his past memories preserved. At age five, during a church baptism ceremony, Cain encounters the seven ruling gods of this world. They reveal the truth behind his reincarnation and bestow upon him unique divine protections, granting godlike prowess in swordsmanship, magic, and numerous other fields. With these extraordinary abilities, Cain aims to achieve what he considers an ideal life. However, he soon discovers that the gods have far grander designs for him than merely granting immense power.

Introverted student Touka Mimori is summoned to another world along with his classmates, where he receives the power to afflict enemies with debilitating effects like paralysis and poison. However, these abilities are seen as useless due to their low success rate, resulting in Touka being labeled an E-rank hero. The situation deteriorates when the summoning goddess, Vicius, announces that the weakest hero will be disposed of to avoid hindering stronger heroes. Cast into a perilous area, Touka is cornered by a minotaur-like beast and on the verge of death. As a desperate last resort, he employs his supposedly worthless skills—only to find they operate with near-perfect reliability. Now wielding the power to disable any foe in his path, Touka embarks on a mission to face and exact vengeance upon the goddess who abandoned him.

Ryuuto Kashima is a shy and reserved boy who feels that being with the popular Runa Shirakawa is completely out of his league. That changes when he loses a bet with his friends and is forced to confess his feelings to her. To his surprise, Runa accepts, turning his world upside down. But dating her proves far more challenging than he expected, leading Ryuuto to ask that their relationship be kept secret, known only to their closest friends. This secrecy causes a string of misunderstandings that nearly ruin their budding romance. As they work through these issues, Ryuuto opens up about his past insecurities, and their connection grows stronger. Just when things start to improve, Ryuuto's old middle school crush, Maria Kurose, transfers into his class, creating new complications. Meanwhile, harmful rumors about Runa spread through the school, pushing Ryuuto to take extreme measures to protect her honor.

Rishe Irmgard Weitzner is caught in a recurring predicament: her fiancé breaks off their engagement in public, and her ducal family intends to cast her out. Yet Rishe stays composed, having lived through six cycles of rebirth where she pursued different goals but always ended up embroiled in conflicts that led to her death. For her seventh life, she longs for a peaceful and ordinary existence. However, Rishe’s plans get complicated by Arnold Hein, the heir to the Galkhein Kingdom, who is fated to take the throne and become a tyrant that launches a massive invasion of neighboring lands. Arnold is also the one who caused Rishe’s death in past loops. So it comes as a shock when he immediately proposes marriage to her. To secure the calm life she desires, Rishe considers accepting Arnold’s offer and looks into the reasons behind his harsh actions—to stop the coming war.

In the ordinary life of merchant Banaza, he is summoned to the mystical kingdom of Klyrode, which expects him to fight the threatening Dark Army. However, Banaza does not gain any special abilities upon reaching level one, setting him apart from other hero candidates, and he learns there is no way back to his own world. As compensation for this misfortune, he is banished to a distant forest. Surprisingly, after just one level up, Banaza obtains immense powers, leaving him confused about how to use them. To avoid drawing undue attention, Banaza changes his appearance and takes the name Flio. While exploring, he encounters a young demi-human girl named Fenrys, who seems to have the same destination in mind. Fenrys attacks him, only to reveal herself as a lupine demon. Thanks to Flio's unparalleled magic, he easily overpowers Fenrys, who then vows lifelong loyalty to him. Despite this, Flio declines to take control over her, and they decide to live together as if married, embarking on a new journey.

Tooru Kirishima, known in criminal circles as "The Demon of Sakuragi" for his willingness to use violence, takes on a new assignment after nearly endangering a key peace agreement. His boss orders him to take care of Yaeka Sakuragi, the boss's young daughter, hoping that this responsibility will teach Tooru the value of looking out for others. At first, both struggle to connect: Tooru lacks the ability to relate to a child, while Yaeka, used to hiding her feelings, stays aloof. But over time, despite their vastly different lives, they begin to understand each other. Through this experience, the feared yakuza enforcer and the girl in his care discover that family ties go beyond blood alone.

In BOFURI: I Don't Want to Get Hurt, so I'll Max Out My Defense. Season 2, after their impressive feats in earlier chapters of New World Online, the Maple Tree guild looks forward to exploring newly unlocked areas. Though already incredibly powerful, each member works to improve their skills and broaden their combat options. Recognizing the value of cooperation, the guild builds friendly ties with other major groups like the Kingdom of the Flame Emperor and the Congregation of the Holy Swords. Led by their unorthodox guild master Maple, the members keep finding creative ways to use their abilities, much to the frustration of the game's developers.

In the futuristic city of Bayron, where a newly discovered energy source provides its residents with wealth and comfort, Shuu Ogata faces a starkly different reality. Operating his own private military company as a demon exterminator, Shuu struggles with constant financial trouble brought on by his reckless spending. His demon partner, Kisara, helps him with daily chores, though her enthusiastic efforts sometimes leave him overwhelmed. Together, Shuu and Kisara work to fight the demonic threats plaguing their city. But as they strive to protect their community, the process of exorcising possessed individuals carries a hidden burden that remains a secret to everyone around them.

In Date A Live IV, Shidou Itsuka continues his mission with Ratatoskr, taking on new challenges after overcoming previous ones. His everyday life is disrupted when he encounters and helps a starving woman on the street, eventually following her to her apartment. There, she reveals herself as Nia Honjou, a famous manga artist using a pen name, and also a Spirit who knows about Shidou's secret operations. Intrigued by testing his charm, Nia challenges Shidou to a date. As he works to contain her abilities, Shidou learns more about Nia and her connection to Deus Ex Machina Industries, an organization he knows all too well.

Mage's Association operatives Rin Toosaka and Luviagelita "Luvia" Edelfelt are assigned to locate and retrieve seven Class Cards, ancient relics containing the essence of famous Heroic Spirits. To assist in this mission, they receive the powers of Ruby and Sapphire, intelligent Kaleidosticks that enable magical girl transformations and enhance their abilities. However, due to Rin and Luvia's frequent conflicts, the Kaleidosticks abandon them and seek out new partners. The sticks encounter two schoolgirls, Illyasviel von Einzbern and Miyu, and quickly persuade them to form contracts. Using their newfound powers and responsibilities, Illya and Miyu begin their journey to collect all the Class Cards.

In preparation for his reincarnation into a new world, Kelvin trades some of his past life's memories for powerful abilities, extra skill points, and an S-class summoner rank. The goddess overseeing this transition, Melfina, gives him the chance to pick a companion for an early edge in his summoning duties. Captivated by Melfina, Kelvin chooses her as his companion, believing his deep affection for her will endure despite the lost memories. Guided by Melfina, Kelvin sets off on an exciting new journey. However, to physically summon his cherished goddess, he needs to accumulate a substantial amount of mana points. The fastest way to achieve this is by battling strong foes and forming alliances with more powerful entities.

A lazy first-year student at Tanenashi High School is looking for a club that requires little effort at the start of the new semester. He stumbles across the magic club, where a female senior is practicing spells but frequently messes up due to nervousness when performing. Despite her lack of skill, the freshman ends up joining the club and gets caught in a series of awkward situations with his unusual mentor.

In SSSS.Gridman, Yuuta Hibiki wakes up in Rikka Takarada's room without any memory of his past and hears a mysterious voice calling his name from elsewhere in the house. When he investigates, he finds a robot living inside an old computer monitor that identifies itself as Hyper Agent Gridman. Despite this encounter, Rikka remains unaware of both Gridman and the monstrous creatures that emerge through a thick fog enveloping the town. When a massive monster attacks the city, Yuuta is pulled into the computer and fuses with Gridman, finding himself forced to fight the creature. Alongside Rikka and their classmate Shou Utsumi, Yuuta forms the "Gridman Alliance" to face these monstrous threats and uncover the one responsible for their appearances.

Raul Chaser dreamed of becoming a hero and defeating the Demon King, so he enrolled in the Hero Training Program. But after the Demon King was vanquished and peace returned, the program was suspended indefinitely, dashing the hopes of would‑be heroes like Raul. Two years have passed, and Raul now works grudgingly at a small electronics store called Magic Shop Leon. Bored with his routine job, his life changes dramatically when a new employee arrives. At first seeming like a charming young boy, the newcomer is actually Fino Bloodstone, a demon girl and the daughter of the late Demon King. As Raul becomes her trainer, his once‑dull days turn into anything but ordinary.

In "Tada Never Falls in Love," Mitsuyoshi Tada, a second-year high school student with a passion for photography, begins a new term completely uninterested in romance. His outlook changes when he encounters Teresa Wagner, a cheerful foreigner, while taking photos beneath a cherry blossom tree. After capturing her picture, they unexpectedly cross paths two more times that same day. When Teresa is caught in a rainstorm, Tada invites her to take shelter at his family’s café. She reveals she has been separated from her companion, the stern redhead Alexandra "Alec" Magritte. Alec soon arrives, and though they leave after reuniting, Teresa and Alec surprisingly transfer into Tada’s class the following day. The newcomers quickly adapt to Koinohoshi High School and join Tada in the photography club, where they meet his quirky friends: the self-absorbed Kaoru Ijuuin, the idol devotee Hajime Sugimoto, the diligent class representative Hinako Hasegawa, and the loyal Kentarou Yamashita. With Teresa and Alec now part of his close-knit circle, Tada’s high school life grows more lively—and his feelings about love may start to shift as well.

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.

Upon attaining the pinnacle of human capability, Varvatos earned the title of Demon Lord due to his overwhelming strength, inspiring both dread and awe among people. His extraordinary power led to a sense of isolation, and he yearned for genuine companionship—a peer he could call a friend. Hoping to alter his fate in another lifetime, Varvatos decides to be reborn as Ard Meteor, a seemingly ordinary child in a peaceful village, three thousand years later. However, despite toning down his powers, he finds his abilities far exceed those of the contemporary world. His lack of social grace further obstructs his desire to form friendships. Complicating his situation, the repercussions of his abrupt departure from his previous existence begin to manifest in unforeseen and dire manners.

In 2063, space travel is commonplace and commercially viable. Aries Spring, an upbeat participant, heads to the spaceport for a camp on the remote planet McPa, only to have her purse stolen by a careless thief. Kanata Hoshijima, one of the athletic teens joining her on the excursion as part of team B-5, swiftly recovers it. Upon arriving at their campsite, the group experiences a sudden twist when a mysterious sphere of dark energy sucks them into deep space. Now stranded with slim chances of survival, they find an abandoned vessel that could be their ticket home. However, they soon discover they are thousands of light-years away from where they started. Confronting this harsh truth, the nine stranded individuals must meticulously conserve their supplies, maintain their stamina, and collaborate to navigate the dangers of space. Despite the unknown cause of their predicament, they embark on a treacherous voyage back home aboard their newly acquired ship, the Astra.

In "The Faraway Paladin," Will is reborn into a different world after a mundane life. Waking up, he finds himself cared for by a skeleton, a ghost, and a mummy in the crumbling ruins of an old city. These three undead beings raise him as family: Blood the skeleton teaches him combat, Gus the ghost instructs him in magic, and Mary the mummy guides him in faith and responsibility. They instill in him the value of love. As Will grows and learns about his surroundings, he prepares to enter the wider world. This transition involves a serious rite of passage where young people pledge loyalty to a deity, with the strength of their dedication affecting the divine favor they receive. With his departure approaching, Will confronts the truth behind his guardians' identities and steps into a world they barely know. Through this, he learns that every promise comes with a price.

While playing an online game, a man falls asleep and wakes up as his character, Arc, in the game's real world. He quickly adjusts to this new reality but faces the problem of looking like the skeleton avatar he chose, which makes the locals uneasy. To avoid drawing attention, he hides his appearance. Heading to the castle town of Luvierte, Arc plans to become an adventurer by taking on quests. Using his extremely high stats, he travels through many lands, defeats countless enemies, and helps those in danger. However, his seemingly simple actions might unknowingly pull him into a large, coming conflict that could change the world's fate.

Fifty years ago, monstrous beings called the "enemies of humanity" appeared across the world. To counter these threats, young people with special abilities known as "Talents"—such as controlling fire or manipulating time—are trained at a remote island academy. Nanao Nakajima stands out because he lacks any such Talent. Though he often faces mistreatment from his more gifted classmates, he continues his training. The situation changes with the arrival of two new students: the mysterious Kyouya Onodera and Nana Hiiragi, who has telepathy. As the group starts to form bonds as nakama, strange disappearances begin to disturb the class's peace.

Kuroto Nakano is a stressed and overworked salaryman who struggles daily under the weight of his demanding job and unending fatigue. This strain manifests as an inner darkness that, if left unchecked, could ruin his life—a condition only visible to fox deities. These divine beings have the responsibility of saving those at risk. To help Kuroto, Senko-san, an 800-year-old fox goddess, intervenes, taking it upon herself to alleviate his burden through her persistent and compassionate support.

In "Bloom Into You," Yuu Koito is captivated by the idealized romance portrayed in shoujo manga and love ballads, longing for the day when her heart will truly race with genuine romantic feelings. Yet, when a junior high classmate confesses his love to her at their graduation ceremony, she feels strangely detached. It becomes apparent that while Yuu grasps romance intellectually, she struggles to connect with the emotions tied to it. Entering high school, Yuu remains preoccupied with how to respond to her admirer. One day, she encounters Touko Nanami, the flawless student council president, who handles a confession from another student with poise. Inspired by Touko’s composure, Yuu seeks her advice and is shocked when Touko reveals her own feelings toward Yuu. As Yuu finds herself drawn into Touko’s orbit, she embarks on a journey to uncover the elusive emotions of love that have remained out of reach.

In "Snow White with the Red Hair 2," Shirayuki and Zen Wistalia have openly acknowledged their feelings for each other, and life at the royal palace of Clarines resumes its regular pace. Shirayuki trains as an apprentice court herbalist, and Zen continues his responsibilities with the support of his trusted assistants. This tranquility is disrupted when Crown Prince Izana, Zen’s elder sibling, receives an invitation from Raji Shenazard, the prince of Tanbarun. Shirayuki is tasked with traveling to Tanbarun for a week to rebuild a relationship with the formerly haughty and imperious Raji, who had previously attempted to make her his concubine. As Shirayuki embarks on this mission, she anticipates new challenges, particularly from a mysterious boy named Kazuki, a stranger who now seems to be targeting her.

Doomed to be hunted by demons for eternity, Guts defiantly sets out to challenge his grim destiny, facing relentless hordes of monstrous creatures. Armed with his massive Dragonslayer sword, he seeks revenge against the man who was once his mentor and confidant. On his perilous path, he meets unlikely companions like the diminutive elf Puck and Isidro, a youthful thief aspiring to master swordsmanship under the guidance of the former mercenary. Together, this disparate group embarks on Guts' vengeful quest, confronting adversaries far more terrifying than any they have previously faced.

In the demon realm, where tranquility has settled, Anos Voldigoad longs to abandon his reputation as the tyrannical Demon King and return to his former life as a misfit at the esteemed Demon King Academy. However, this peace does not last, as various sinister demons, rulers, and divine beings plot against him in secret. Whispers circulate about the "Child of God," a powerful entity that could potentially match Anos's strength. To investigate these rumors and counter the impending danger, Anos embarks on a perilous journey to the mysterious spirit world, accessible only via challenging tests. With his immense power and unwavering assurance, Anos stands ready to vanquish numerous powerful adversaries known by grand titles. Despite the formidable challenges, he faces them effortlessly, alongside his steadfast allies, reaffirming his status as the true Demon King of Tyranny.

In the realm of Alcia, an individual's status and capabilities are dictated by their Count. Dropping to zero results in exile to the Abyss, a destiny considered worse than death. Hina, a wanderer whose Count fluctuates with her travels, is motivated by a vow to honor her mother's dying wish before the woman was dragged into the Abyss. To accomplish this goal, Hina hunts for the legendary Aces, warriors from a conflict three centuries ago distinguished by a white star beside their Counts. Along her journey, she meets Licht Bach, a mysterious masked figure with a negative Count, and Nana, a tavern keeper. When a military officer assaults Hina, Licht steps in to defend her, displaying a second Count bearing the white star to confirm his identity as an Ace. The narrative tracks Hina and her companions as they expose the concealed secrets of Alcia, the nature of the Abyss, and the enduring legacy of the Aces.

In ORESUKI Are you the only one who loves me?, Amatsuyu "Jouro" Kisaragi, an apparently ordinary second-year high schooler, finds himself on two dates in one weekend. He first goes out with Student Council President Sakura "Cosmos" Akino, then with his childhood friend Aoi "Himawari" Hinata. To his shock, both girls confess their feelings, not for Jouro, but for his best friend, Taiyou "Sun-chan" Ooga, the ace pitcher of the baseball team. Playing the role of a romantic counselor, Jouro agrees to help Cosmos and Himawari win Sun-chan's heart. However, Jouro's cheerful and oblivious demeanor is merely a mask designed to mimic a typical rom-com protagonist. Beneath this facade lies a cunning strategist with a hidden agenda: he plans to manipulate Sun-chan into choosing between Cosmos or Himawari, leaving Jouro free to pursue the girl who remains. His meticulously crafted schemes face disruption from Sumireko "Pansy" Sanshokuin, a melancholic girl in glasses who sees through Jouro's true motives and confesses her love for the real him. Trapped in a web of deception, pitfalls, and confusion, the five teenagers navigate their tangled romantic ambitions.

In a realm where youkai and humans coexist in peace, a few malevolent spirits endanger this delicate harmony. Kotoko Iwanaga, revered as the God of Wisdom, acts as a mediator to settle these supernatural disputes. She approaches Kurou Sakuragawa, a university student recovering from a recent breakup, suspecting a connection to a hidden supernatural entity. Motivated by her feelings for Kurou, Kotoko recruits him to assist with youkai-related matters. Two years later, an idol dies in a tragic accident, only to return as a faceless woman wielding steel beams as weapons. As Kotoko and her partner investigate this haunting, they uncover a situation far darker and more personal than they initially anticipated.

Mari Tamaki has long been captivated by the mysteries of the universe, yet her own anxieties have kept her from pursuing this passion. Upon entering her second year of high school, she resolves to seize her remaining youth and finally act on her dreams. Her life shifts when she encounters Shirase Kobuchizawa, a determined girl searching for the truth behind her mother's disappearance. Shirase intends to travel to Antarctica, believing the answers lie in a place beyond the known universe, even as she faces widespread doubt and ridicule. Inspired by Shirase's resolve, Mari chooses to join her. Soon, Hinata Miyake, who craves adventure and fame, and Yuzuki Shiraishi, a polite girl from a wealthy background, also decide to join the expedition. United by their individual yet profound aspirations, the four young women set off for the remote Antarctic, each seeking something deeply meaningful.

In the anime "Mieruko-chan," Miko Yotsuya fights back tears while staring at her phone, deliberately ignoring a terrifying monster standing before her that asks, "Can you see me?" Miko's ordinary high school life was turned upside down after an event granted her the ability to see invisible monsters that exist alongside humans. She makes a firm decision to completely ignore these frightening entities. Although she pretends they are not there, she watches in distress as they torment those around her, especially her cheerful best friend, Hana Yurikawa. To protect her friends from these monstrous threats, Miko tries to maintain her daily school activities and avoid dangerous encounters, all while battling overwhelming fear.

Initially hesitant, Kaede Honjou is persuaded by a friend to try New World Online, a massively popular VRMMO. Creating a character named Maple, she enters the game with zero prior experience. Determined to avoid injury, Kaede allocates all her stat points to vitality. Consequently, Maple possesses immense defense but suffers from sluggish movement and weak offensive capabilities. This unconventional strategy proves remarkably effective. Maple's formidable defense unlocks potent skills such as Total Defense, Poison Immunity, and Devour. Combined with the robust equipment she acquires, these traits allow her to effortlessly defeat foes. Within just a few days of playing, Maple secures third place in a server-wide tournament, earning a reputation as nearly invincible. Despite wielding such an overpowered build, Kaede continues to explore and grow stronger. She befriends new allies, collaborating with them to conquer higher-level zones and participate in various events. Along this journey, Maple may uncover even more unique skills that surpass everyone's expectations.

In the land of Earlshide, Merlin Wolford is celebrated as a national hero for his incredible power and achievements. Desiring a tranquil existence, he withdraws to a secluded village to raise an orphan he saved. This child is Shin, a former Japanese salaryman who has been reincarnated into this world with his previous memories intact. As time passes, Shin displays remarkable aptitude in both magic and battle, constantly astonishing Merlin with his potential. By his fifteenth birthday, it becomes evident that Shin's skills are overly focused on combat, rendering him socially inept, lacking in common sense, and prone to impulsive actions. To correct these shortcomings, he joins the kingdom's Magic Academy to mature alongside his classmates. Yet, his dream of a quiet life is shattered as he immediately becomes famous upon arrival. While adapting to life at the capital's academy, Shin Wolford builds friendships, discovers his new surroundings, and confronts the various evil forces endangering him and his city.

In the kingdom of Tanbarun, Shirayuki, a spirited young woman with vibrant red hair that contrasts her name meaning "snow white," diligently works as an apothecary at her herbal shop. Her tranquil life is shattered when she draws the unwanted attention of the reckless Prince Raji, who tries to compel her to become his concubine. To safeguard her freedom, Shirayuki cuts off her long red hair and escapes into the forest, where she is saved by Zen Wistalia, the second prince of the neighboring nation of Clarines, accompanied by his two companions. Motivated to repay her debt to Zen and his allies, Shirayuki aims to become the court herbalist in Clarines. Akagami no Shirayuki-hime chronicles Shirayuki's journey toward a new beginning at the Clarines royal court, paralleling Zen's aspiration to mature into a prince worthy of his rank. As they forge deep bonds and confront perilous enemies, both Shirayuki and Zen discover how to support each other while traversing their individual paths.

Following the vanishing of the crimson sun and the catastrophic Breakdown Phenomenon that wipes Arata Kasuga's town from existence, reality is artificially reconstructed thanks to a magical grimoire entrusted to him by his childhood friend and cousin, Hijiri Kasuga. When Lilith Asami arrives to investigate the disaster, she demands Arata surrender the book or face death. Refusing both options, Arata instead enrolls in the clandestine Royal Biblia Academy. There, he encounters six other magic users who, alongside Lilith, comprise the Trinity Seven, the academy's elite members each wielding unique abilities. Fueled by his determination to rescue Hijiri, Arata and his new companions launch an exhaustive quest to halt the total destruction of his hometown and restore his cherished friend.

Following a devastating war between humans and demons, the Demon King Anos Voldigoad sacrificed himself, hoping to be reincarnated in an era of peace. To verify his identity upon his return, demons established the Demon King Academy. Two thousand years later, Anos is resurrected, only to find that magical power has significantly diminished. Upon enrolling to reclaim his throne, he learns that an impostor has rewritten history, tarnishing his reputation and legacy. As a result, Anos is treated as an outsider and a true misfit within the school. Undeterred, he remains determined to expose the falsified past and prove to his descendants that he is the genuine ruler.

Princess Yona of the Kouka Kingdom has enjoyed a protected and innocent life, enchanting all who know her with her charm. Safe within the palace walls, she has never faced true peril. However, her tranquil existence is shattered by a treacherous act that threatens her status as the rightful heir, compelling her to escape. Accompanied only by Son Hak, her loyal childhood friend and protector, Yona ventures into the treacherous world beyond the castle. Determined to shed her naivety and gain the strength needed to defeat her foes, she joins Hak on a quest to uncover the secrets of an ancient prophecy, hoping to reclaim her stolen throne.