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Mentori is a mascot that originally comes from a set of LINE stickers and revolves around the phrase "mendou da ga toriaezu henshin" (though it's troublesome, I'll transform anyway). The anime follows these bird characters and delivers humor that frequently breaks the fourth wall.

A band of children in Akihabara find a Geiger counter kit. This discovery triggers a series of events that lead to a Natrium leak at the Monju nuclear facility. Fueled by their sense of adventure and confidence that they can handle anything, the kids are ready to face whatever comes next.

Episode 1: "Bloodline of the Shinobi" Van, a lively and naturally skilled athlete famous for his basketball talent, is startled awake by a nightmare. He quickly grabs his bike and races to where his father is, only to see a ninja attacking him. Episode 2: "A Secret Eye" Lucy, a bright and affectionate girl, tries to protect a friend from bullies and accidentally uncovers her hidden ninja abilities. Upset by her new powers, she chooses to conceal them by emotionally pulling away. Episode 3: "A Beautiful Intruder" Jane, a skilled hacker in the WNA's Info-Communications Division, gets a classified assignment from the Intelligence Division to dig up details on the enigmatic substance called Ninja-Gum. Episode 4: "The Shinobi Village" Kappei, a young swordsman training in Iga under his grandfather's guidance, is confronted by a band of assassins during a practice session. They demand he reveal the secrets of the shinobi. Episode 5: "You're the Star!" Emma, a street dancer chasing fame, works as a nighttime vigilante fighting crime. Her life is about to change when she meets Lauren Warren, a talent scout searching for more than just dance skills.

This anime serves as a prequel to Touken Ranbu Kai: Kyoden Moyuru Honnouji. Following a loss at Odawara, Yamanbagiri steps down from his role as Attendant, and Heshikiri Hasebe is selected to take his place.

To mark the occasion of the Flying Witch anime, its initial Blu-ray and DVD set featured an exclusive extra episode titled Flying Witch Petit.

One day, a new sword manifested at their citadel. Fudou Yukimitsu: A sword worn by a commander of the Sengoku era, Oda Nobunaga, who was granted to one of his attending servants, Mori Ranmaru. Fudou Yukimitsu makes it known that he is proud to be Oda Nobunaga's beloved sword, but clashes with the other swords who also call Nobunaga their former master: Souza Samonji, Heshikiri Hasebe, and Yagen Toushirou. The appointed team captain, Yamanbagiri Kunihiro, must rally a citadel that has fallen into disarray at Fudou Yukimitsu's arrival. In the midst of all this, the saniwa has received an order to depart for the year 1582 -- the Honnouji event, where Oda Nobunaga met his demise...

Computer-generated short vignettes from the Flying Witch series, initially released on the official VAP YouTube channel, and later included with the Blu-ray and DVD releases.

Gaku Kitada has always been passionate about mathematics, harboring dreams of competing in the Olympiad and eventually becoming a renowned mathematician at the University of Tokyo while attending the elite Wels Academy. However, his anxiety and lack of self-confidence hamper his efforts, causing him to fail in qualifying for the main competition and ultimately deciding to stop participating in future contests—a choice that leads to his expulsion from the academy. During this challenging time, Gaku encounters Kai Asakura, a talented chef who notices Gaku's unique approach of applying mathematical principles to create balanced dishes. Though hesitant at first, Gaku starts utilizing his mathematical abilities in cooking, rekindling his love for the subject. Driven by this fresh passion, Gaku shifts his career path to combine numbers with cuisine, aiming to satisfy both his intellectual curiosity and the culinary cravings of his customers.

In Gnosia, Yuuri awakens aboard a derelict interstellar vessel with no memory of their past. Their primary concern is not the amnesia, but the presence of a Gnosia—a human-identical carrier of a virus intent on wiping out humanity—among the crew. With no clear way to spot the infected individual, the uninfected crew members resort to voting to isolate their suspected threat, hoping to contain the Gnosia by placing them in cryogenic stasis. Should the Gnosia survive this process, they will proceed to kill one crew member during the next warp, while the rest of the team remains unconscious. Despite their efforts, the voting system fails to root out the Gnosia, leaving Yuuri to confront the danger solo. As despair sets in, time suddenly resets, returning Yuuri to the moment of their first awakening. Each cycle brings new changes to the ship's condition and crew composition. Trapped in this temporal loop, Yuuri must find a solution to stop the Gnosia from carrying out its mission to destroy humanity.

In the world of Seven Knights Revolution: Eiyuu no Keishousha, legendary heroes once clashed with the forces of Destruction, their exploits becoming myth through the ages. Their power was later inherited by successors who carry on the duty of safeguarding the world. Among these successors is Faria, who rescues an ordinary boy named Nemo from Destruction. In that moment, Nemo unexpectedly awakens the power of a hero, becoming a successor himself. Yet the hero he embodies is an enigmatic figure with no recorded history, launching an epic journey that weaves together past and present.

In the crowded streets of Shibuya, Neku Sakuraba wakes up holding two black pins that let him hear others' thoughts and see "Noise," dangerous creatures that can "erase" people from existence. Trapped within the city limits, Neku gets a mission alert, warning that failing will result in his own erasure. While fighting Noise, Neku meets Shiki Misaki, who suggests they team up to battle these monsters together. Shiki explains they are now "Players" in the "Reaper's Game," a seven-day contest with a new task each day. Neku and Shiki work through the trials, meeting other Players and Reapers, fighting stronger Noise, and uncovering the mystery behind the game's purpose.

Anzu Hoshino spends her days absorbed in video games, chocolate, and her cat, with no interest in romance at all. Her ordinary life changes when she starts playing a glitchy 3D otome game, and suddenly Riri, a peculiar flying wizard, pops out of the screen. Riri declares Anzu "subject one" in a real-life harem dating game experiment. Despite Anzu's strong objections, Riri takes away her precious belongings to push her into romantic situations. Through a series of contrived accidents and clichéd romantic setups, Riri stages encounters between Anzu and Tsukasa Kazuki, an extremely attractive student at her school. Even though Anzu tries to resist Tsukasa's appeal, these absurd circumstances gradually reveal his endearing qualities. As more stereotypically handsome boys enter Anzu's life, it becomes harder and harder to avoid romance.