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The Magic Sabers appear on a mission to spread love and hope across the world! Five rather mediocre young men are sent from the mystical realm of Sefira to develop their magical abilities, each competing to become the next ruler. Given the role of "Magic Sabers" by the king, they head into the human world to offer assistance. Their return to Sefira depends on proving themselves as full-fledged magicians! But using their powers requires all five to transform at the same time, and once the transformation ends, they end up completely naked. This is the chaotic and unpredictable adventure of these five boys as they make their way through their magical lives.

The second season of Onosaka Konishi no O+K 2.5-jigen Animation.

The third season of Onosaka Konishi no O+K 2.5-jigen Animation.

A 2.5-dimensional animation series that comes from a web variety show on animate Times hosted by voice actors Masaya Onosaka and Katsuyuki Konishi.

The fourth season of Onosaka Konishi no O+K 2.5-jigen Animation.

Chieri is a sixth-grade elementary school student living alone with her mother after losing her father at a young age. Her only companion is a talking stuffed doll named Cherry, which she discovered in a storeroom during her father's funeral. In Chieri's imagination, Cherry comes to life—playing with her, offering advice, and providing comfort as a stand-in for her late father. One day, Chieri visits her grandmother's home for a memorial service honoring her father. There, she comes across a stray dog that is about to give birth. Suddenly, a crow and a strange monster appear, threatening the newborn puppies. Can Chieri and Cherry manage to protect the puppies from this danger?

Second part of Hokuto no Ken: Kenougun Zako-tachi no Banka.

Mito Hamajoh is a second-year middle school student from Chiba City who often finds it difficult to fit in with her classmates. Her perspective shifts just before summer vacation when an unusual transfer student, Asumi Chishiro, shows up and frankly declares her disinterest in everyday affairs.

Recap of the first twelve episodes of Ensemble Stars!

A special animated short that released alongside the 20th tankoubon volume celebrating the manga reaching 100 chapters.

In the year 2100, a computer network ties the world together. The children of the world become Web Divers by adapting their consciousness into data, and they enjoy playing together in the cyber park known as Magical Gate. Yet a mysterious computer virus appears, starting to destroy Magical Gate from the inside. In cyberspace, programs called Web Knights were created to protect the children, but the virus has turned all of the Web Knights against them. The only Web Knight to escape the "brainwashing" is Gladion, who asks Kaito Yuki, a fourth-grade Web Diver, for help.

Comedy parodying famous samurai generals and historical events.

Comedy parodying famous samurai generals and historical events.

This adaptation centers on the events from chapters 11 through 13 of the original manga, supplemented by extra material written by Kazuya Minekura. The story is narrated from Tenpou's perspective.

Comedy parodying famous samurai generals and historical events.

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

Himari and Hinana are high schoolers aiming to become internet celebrities, producing videos on a wide range of subjects in hopes of going viral. Their goals take a sudden shift after they encounter something phenomenal that pulls them into a strange parallel world.

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

Bonus specials released together with the OVA.

Volume 1 Silfa, the robot maid, is employed at Takaaki's home, though she struggles slightly with her duties, particularly when venturing into public spaces to purchase groceries due to her shyness. However, the prospect of preparing Haruka Yuzuhara's special curry for Takaaki motivates her to overcome these hurdles. This endeavor leads to a rivalry with Milfa (Harumi) as they compete to create the dish. Volume 2 The story centers on a summer setting filled with swimsuits and photography.

Frontier Works produced the OVA adaptation of "Moe Can Change!", which is based on a free-to-play mobile game from Ambition. The original game is a lighthearted bishoujo moe experience centered on rearing Miroid and swapping outfits, where players take part in a beta test to nurture and style androids designed to resemble girls.

Makoto Kubota lived without much concern for deep thought or serious ambition. As the leader of a youth gang under the Izumo Group, his days were filled with yakuza disputes, mahjong games, and killings. His existence was upended when he accidentally discovered a mysterious substance called Wild Adapter—a drug that brought unpredictable and often deadly effects. This encounter forever changed Makoto’s direction, leading him to forge an unusual partnership with a homeless man named Minoru Tokito. Together, they become more deeply drawn into the enigma of Wild Adapter.

Lily Bridge, a budding journalist, makes her way to Arkham City in search of a major story. Given the many bizarre events unfolding across the metropolis, only truly extraordinary discoveries qualify as newsworthy—like the enigmatic mecha called Demonbane. Yet when she stumbles upon a small mechanical component linked to the Hadou Combine, Lily becomes resolved to uncover the truth. Unbeknownst to her, this path leads into a shadowy realm, entangling her with Demonbane and the formidable forces that rule the city.

The second season of Cinderella Girls Gekijou.

Just before the 765 Productions Fan Appreciation Event, the idols are heading home for the night. Chihaya Kisaragi, feeling nervous about the upcoming performance, stays behind for one last solo rehearsal. Her choice triggers a cascade of events that draws Chihaya, Miki, and Haruka into a series of thrilling situations. Where is the mysterious truck driver taking them? What secrets hide inside the abandoned house? Will the girls make it back in time for the big show? Join Miki, Haruka, Chihaya, and the rest of the idols as they set out on their most exciting adventure yet!

Unaired episode adapted from the manga chapter "I Was Overwhelmed by Heroines."

Subaru Ichinose, while serving on the space battleship Tiramisu, fought countless battles alongside his faithful Durandal. He was reunited with his long-lost brother, but they became adversaries, crossing swords repeatedly. Then, destiny manifested as gravity, guiding these two brothers to descend upon Earth.

In the story "Wind: A Breath of Heart," Okano Makoto returns to his childhood town and begins attending school once more, spending ordinary but happy days alongside his sister Hinata, the energetic classmate Tachibana Tsutomu, Tsutomu's longtime friend Shikouin Kasumi, and the rest of their group. One afternoon, Makoto catches the sound of a harmonica playing, and the melody stirs a faded memory, drawing him up to the school rooftop. There, bathed in the twilight, he encounters a girl. She is Narukaze Minamo, smiling at him—the two were close friends as children, but years have passed since they last met. Concealing their true feelings, Makuto and his companions continue their routine school life. The stories of this mysterious town are about to unfold.

The year is 199X, and a nuclear apocalypse has set the world ablaze! The oceans have dried up, the land is shattered, and while life seems extinct, humanity endures. Across this scorched, desolate terrain, survivors desperately search for food and water, clinging to hope. Yet their hopes are crushed by ruthless violence. In this new world, might makes right, and the weak are mercilessly destroyed. Emerging from this despair is a man marked by seven scars on his chest. He is Kenshiro, the successor of the legendary assassination style Hokuto Shinken. Wandering the wasteland to track down Shin—his mortal enemy who stole his beloved Yuria—Kenshiro answers the pleas of the downtrodden, becoming a beacon of hope amid hopelessness. In his way stand brutal survivors of the apocalypse, their ambitions warped by power and greed. In a world where the weak are prey and no prayers are answered, Kenshiro carves his path with fists of iron!

The first entry in the Neptune OVA Series Trilogy. Neptune and her companions head to "Watashi no Natsuyasumi Yama" (My Summer Vacation Mountain), a nature-filled location, to spend their summer break. The four goddesses, reuniting after some time apart, enjoy themselves in their usual lively manner. During the trip, Nepgear and the other sisters venture into the mountains to explore. Passing through a long torii (Shinto shrine archway), the sisters wander into a different dimension. There, Nepgear encounters a woman who strongly resembles an adult version of her sister Neptune.

This Fan Disc brings together two of the most popular episodes, re-editing them into a single narrative. The episodes featured are "Chibitaria" and "America's Storehouse Cleaning". Also included is the unaired episode "Ore-sama Nikki".

Five hundred years before Genjyo Sanzo and his party set out on their journey to the west, the five key figures were gods, but their divine status did not guarantee moral uprightness. After the death of a close friend, Goku flies into a murderous frenzy, leading Heaven to decree his death. Yet Konzen Douji, Field Marshal Tenpou, and General Kenren resolve to shield Goku, even if it means bringing the entire celestial realm into conflict with them.

A first-year high school student from Izu-Oshima named Ai Yasumi has a deep love for manga. Upon learning that her favorite manga creator, Hoshi no Rei—who has been inactive—will be exhibiting at COMITIA, she travels to Tokyo. Unbeknownst to her, a chance encounter there will dramatically change her life. "Is this what it takes to become a manga artist?" Ai embarks on the process of making manga, uncovering a world far more profound than she ever expected. This story chronicles her first steps toward becoming a mangaka.

In Haigakura, the world's equilibrium is disrupted when the Four Perils, malevolent gods, break free from their seals and vanish, taking countless minor deities with them. The loss of these divine beings leaves the land barren, and famine threatens the Eight Immortals' nation. To restore order, kashi—dancers and singers endowed with special abilities—must track down the missing gods across various realms and reseal them using their rosaries. Ichiyou, a gifted dancer criticized by other kashi for his weak singing, is assigned by the Eight Immortals the critical mission of retrieving the Four Perils before chaos consumes the world. Alongside his allies Tenkou and Kaka, Ichiyou embarks on this dangerous journey, eventually arriving in modern-day Japan. To save the world, Ichiyou must uncover the mystery behind the Four Perils' escape, a puzzle deeply connected to his own past.

DVD and BD specials of Umineko no Naku Koro ni containing the parody dubbing by the original cast.

Deep in the mountains stands an old house where a young girl named Binchou-tan resides. Each day begins with her preparing breakfast, after which she goes into the forest to collect vegetables. Returning home, she tends to her daily tasks before settling down for the night. Though her life is simple, it is brightened by the presence of her close friends, who bring happiness to her everyday routines.

The special episodes included with the Hetalia: The Beautiful World BD and DVD releases consist of four unique segments: Extra 1, named Buon San Valentino - First Part; Extra 2, Buon San Valentino - Last Part; Extra 3, The Centennial Gift; and Extra 4, Liechtenstein and the Hedgehog Country.

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

The Utawarerumono OVA comprises three episodes that animate supplementary story content from the original game, created by the same staff that handled the game's opening sequence. These episodes explore narrative portions excluded from the TV series, offering a more detailed examination of story elements that were not previously addressed in the anime.

After spending countless hours in his laboratory, the alchemist Jolly successfully creates a potion meant to exchange personalities, convinced it will provide him with endless amusement. The members of the Arcana Famiglia unknowingly consume the potion and soon realize they are trapped inside each other's bodies. Jolly's experiment triggers a series of awkward and uncomfortable situations. As the boys frantically search for a way to reverse the changes, they gain a deep appreciation for one another's viewpoints through this unusual ordeal.

Young swordmaster Cless Alvein and archer Chester Barklight return to their hometown Totus and find it ravaged by the mysterious Black Knight. Seeking world domination, the Black Knight aims to unleash the sealed Demon King Dhaos, an evil force imprisoned by Cless's ancestors and those of cleric Mint Adnade centuries ago. Dhaos's resurrection would spell the end of the world. To prevent this, Cless and Mint journey one hundred years into the past to assemble a powerful team capable of permanently vanquishing the Demon King. Along the way, they join forces with half-elf sorceress Arche Klaine and summoner Klarth F. Lester. United, they battle Dhaos and his minions, striving to protect both past and future generations.

Extra episodes of Hetalia World Series consist of Hetalia Extra 1: Chatty Nordics, Hetalia Extra 2: Halloween Celebration, Hetalia Extra 3: Recap of Hetalia, and Hetalia Extra 4: Hetalia = Fantasia.

Recap of episodes 1-6 with new narrations.

Yuudai is a sincere and generous young man, though a bit shy, and he has never had much luck with girls. Chizuru is a lively and cheerful girl, but when it comes to romance, she has been clumsy and unlucky, never managing to have a stable relationship. This is the first Christmas the two are spending together. Since Chizuru loves animals, Yuudai plans to give her a rabbit in a box, but what actually comes out is... a mini donkey?! As the mischievous creature escapes, Chizuru chases after it, and Yuudai loses sight of both of them! The time they should have spent together... The important feelings they should have confessed... The small yet precious things that tend to be overlooked in daily life. What answer will the two young people find while they are apart? Yuudai and Chizuru—their emotions and the time they spend separated from each other are delicately revealed in this double-sided pure love story told from two different perspectives!

Haru and Kai are two rookies in Japan's Narcotic Control Department, battling drug dealers, gangs, murderers, psychopaths, mysterious organizations, and various unstable individuals. Kai, the gentle and caring member of the duo, has his own personal struggles and a tendency to become a lethal killing machine in certain situations. His demeanor shifts as if operated by a "switch." As they go about their work, the secrets behind Kai's strange behavior and his true identity are gradually uncovered.

From a young age, Yukiya has been obsessed with house music, often DJing alone and sharing his mixes online. Like other teenagers, he yearns for a more significant purpose in life—recognition and importance—but the fear of venturing beyond his familiar boundaries holds him back. His life takes a dramatic turn when he decides to take a leap by livestreaming one of his performances, a move that transforms his world entirely.

In the TV anime adaptation of Phantasy Star Online 2: Episode Oracle, which covers the first three episodes of the five-part game series along with some original content, the story begins with the protagonist and fellow ARKS recruit Afin undergoing their qualification exam on the planet Naberius. During the exam, they face attacks from Darkers, malevolent creatures that threaten the planet. They also encounter a mysterious girl suffering from memory loss, leading them to uncover secrets about Naberius and the surge in Darker activity. Episode two delves into the player and Matoi's investigation into a sinister conspiracy surrounding ARKS’s true origins and objectives. In episode three, the discovery of the planet Harukotan sets off a new mission as tensions rise between its native Shironians and Kuronites due to an unexpected Kuronite offensive. With ARKS reorganized, they set out to uncover the roots of this unrest, only to find that the reality is far more complex and disturbing than anticipated.

Three complete strangers—Mishiba Toki, Nakajyo Nobuto, and Saitoh Kazuo—are recruited by a corporation to participate in the Bus Game, an illegal underground dog-fight conducted in absolute secrecy. Assigned the team code "Team AAA" (Triple Anonymous), these three individuals, who come from vastly different living situations and have completely distinct personalities, must collaborate effectively. However, they are not allowed to dissolve their mutual distrust or intrude into each other's private lives. Their sole commonality is that each of them urgently requires a large sum of money for personal reasons. To obtain that money, they must compete in the game, even though their own lives hang in the balance.

In the cockpit of his personal mecha, Durandal, Subaru Ichinose finds comfort, comparing the space to his mother's womb. Communicating with other pilots on the Tiramisu, Earth Union's key battleship, is difficult, making his cockpit his only refuge. As the ship's top pilot, Subaru carries the duty of protecting Earth from dangers caused by humanity's expansion into space. While carrying out missions to fight against invading alien colonies, Subaru must also protect his beloved cockpit from unexpected intrusions like stray yakitori sticks, choking backward shirts, and unwanted changes. In Space Age 0156, humanity's survival depends on Subaru's abilities.

In "Hakuoki ~Demon of the Fleeting Blossom~ Wild Dance of Kyoto," young Chizuru Yukimura, disguised as a boy, leaves her peaceful home to journey to Kyoto in search of her absent father, Dr. Koudou. Upon arrival, she faces the perilous nature of the city when she encounters two ronin who assault her. Before she can react, these attackers are slain by a mysterious samurai with white hair and red eyes, only to be subsequently defeated by three members of the Shinsengumi, a specialized police unit loyal to the shogun. Following the confrontation, Chizuru is detained by the Shinsengumi for interrogation. Once they discover that her father is the very person they seek, the commander permits her to remain under their guardianship while they continue their investigation. As Chizuru assists second-in-command Toshizou Hijikata, she begins to unravel the complex ties between the political unrest in Kyoto, the enigmatic white-haired samurai, and her own circumstances.

The second season of Amanchu! follows the continuing adventures of Hikari Kohinata and Futaba Ooki as they discover happiness in both scuba diving and life's simplest moments. Hikari grew up in a small coastal town on the Izu Peninsula, while Futaba moved there from Tokyo; despite their opposite personalities, the two met at Yumegaoka High School and immediately formed a strong bond. The always-timid Futaba found the perfect counterpart in the cheerful and optimistic Hikari, and their friendship gave her the bravery to take her first steps toward experiencing many of life's small pleasures. After successfully passing the Open Water Diver exam, Futaba now sets her sights on earning the Advanced Open Water Diver certification.

Unaired episode 13 of Choujigen Game Neptune: The Animation, included in the 7th BD/DVD volume.

Ao Gennai is an ordinary high school freshman when a mysterious package shows up at her doorstep. Inside, she finds Gourai, a small humanoid robot built for combat and movement, known as a Frame Arms Girl. Gourai is the first model of her kind, equipped with advanced artificial intelligence that allows her to develop a unique personality and cognitive abilities similar to a human. After Gourai activates, Ao is drawn into the world of Frame Arms Girls as more units keep arriving at her home. Lured by a sizable cash reward, Ao agrees to gather detailed information about the Frame Arms Girls and their battles, all while reflecting on what it means to be human alongside them.

In the besieged Akatsuki Special Ward, where violence and greed dominate, innocent lives are caught in the relentless conflict between rival factions. Amid this chaos, a group of vigilantes called the Scard emerges, marked by divine tattoos that grant them extraordinary powers. One such hero is Eiji Arashiba, known as the Hero of Akatsuki, who fights tirelessly against encroaching enemy forces. When Eiji meets Yamato Kai, a newcomer to the district, they join forces to battle the Dusk mafia syndicate. During a fierce clash, Yamato sacrifices himself to shield Eiji from a sniper's bullet that strikes his tattoo. To save Yamato, Eiji transfers his own Scard tattoo to him, passing on the duty to defend the Akatsuki Special Ward. With Eiji's fate uncertain and the ward's future hanging by a thread, Yamato must now determine if he can harness his newfound abilities to carry on Eiji's legacy and protect those he holds dear.

Second season of Kyuuketsuki Sugu Shinu.

"See the world" — with these words, Rahzel, the daughter of a wealthy family, is driven out of her home and sent off on a journey. Along the way, she encounters Heat and Alzeid, two men whose personalities are very different but whose journeys are quite similar. Rahzel is a clever, stubborn, and confident girl who, using her magic and her mind, helps the people she crosses paths with as she sets out to discover the world.

OVA of Diabolik Lovers included with the game Diabolik Lovers DARK FATE.

In "Brighter Than the Dawning Blue," the Moon and Earth are connected through a unique bond known as "Mitsuru ga Sakichau Ouren Rakuniushi." Tatsuya lives under the care of Princess Feena Fam Earthlight, who hails from the Sphere Kingdom (Moon Kingdom). She is scheduled to stay at his residence.

The Sanzou Party reaches India, a land deeply scarred by the anomaly, where their trials grow increasingly perilous. They are forced to face the dark destiny that was sealed for them ages ago. What awaits them at the conclusion of their grueling and treacherous journey?

Seventeen-year-old Naeka Fujiwara appears to be a typical high school student, but she is secretly one of the two remaining heirs to a massive tycoon fortune. In just six months, upon turning eighteen, Naeka is set to inherit a substantial sum of money. To protect Naeka and her brother Kousuke from potential assassination plots while secretly aiming to claim the inheritance for themselves, two maids have been installed in their home: the elegant Fubuki and the intimidating, masked Kogarashi.

In the middle of the African Front, the United Kingdom and America are forced to set aside their long-running feud and work together to take on Italy and Germany. At the same time, France looks for payback against Germany after a suspicious loss at the border. In another place, the Nordic nations grow a tight connection because of their common characteristics, which annoys Finland. In a different plot, Sealand goes on a mission to find other micro-nations after becoming friends with Wy and Seborga.

After a traumatic experience at a regular high school that forced him to step away from teaching, Haruaki Abe jumps at the chance to work at Hyakki Academy, hoping to get his career back on track. But his excitement quickly fades when he discovers that every single student and staff member is a youkai, making him the only human in a school full of supernatural beings. As the new homeroom teacher, Abe's naturally timid personality makes him an easy target for the students' tricks. Yet, as he starts to understand the youkai and himself more deeply, he finds that connecting with this lively crowd might be easier than he thought, leading to school days that grow increasingly vibrant.

In a contemporary Tokyo where humans coexist with supernatural entities such as elves, dwarves, and vampires, a malevolent force threatens the peace. Once ruled by mighty dragons who mysteriously vanished, the city now faces turmoil from the nefarious group known as Nine, which aims to reclaim ancient magical artifacts and sows destruction throughout the metropolis. To combat this peril, law enforcement forms Special 7, an elite unit composed of individuals with extraordinary abilities beyond those of typical humans. Seiji Nanatsuki, a new detective, has his world turned upside down when he intervenes in a bank hostage situation and encounters Shiori Ichinose, a member of Special 7. His commendable actions and sincere character earn him a spot on the team after the incident. Seiji soon realizes that being part of Special 7 is far different from conventional police duties. Working alongside a diverse team of species, each with distinctive powers and vibrant personalities, brings unexpected challenges and excitement to his investigative and personal life. While regular crimes continue to plague Tokyo, Seiji and his colleagues must address special cases and simultaneously foil the relentless plots of Nine.

Specials that come with the DVDs.

At Yumenosaki Academy, a school dedicated to training the finest male idols, the student council enforces outdated traditions with strict control over the institution. Transfer student Anju becomes the first member of the production course and the only girl at the school. There, she meets her classmates Subaru Akehoshi, Hokuto Hidaka, Mao Isara, and Makoto Yuuki, who form the idol group Trickstar. The school hosts the Dream Idol Festival, a competitive stage event for singing and dancing where the audience determines the winner. Victories in these events grant idol groups significant privileges and status. However, when the student council harshly penalizes unauthorized Dream Idol Festivals, Trickstar decides they can no longer endure this oppression. With Anju as their producer, they plot a revolution at the school.

The protagonist, Tsukiko, transfers to a school that has recently switched from an all-boys institution to a co-educational one. Because the school is located in a remote rural area and offers a highly specialized curriculum, Tsukiko remains the only female student enrolled so far. In Starry Sky, the thirteen constellations of the zodiac are embodied as attractive young men. The anime is directed by Kiyomo Sayaka, who previously worked on Vampire Knight. Much like Hetalia - Axis Powers, Starry Sky's anime will be distributed through the Animate.tv website and other platforms.

In a world plagued by a great evil, the young swordsman Roan and his lifelong friend, the acolyte Yufa, set out on a dangerous quest to confront this threat directly. Their journey takes them through varied landscapes—from towering peaks to the deepest reaches of the underworld, across forests and barren deserts. As more heroes join their cause, their destinies become intertwined, guiding this growing group of warriors toward either a glorious triumph or a tragic defeat. With monsters lurking and dangers at every turn, their path is filled with peril and magic. Though the road ahead is uncertain, their determination offers hope. Through trials and hardships, they learn valuable lessons in the face of adversity, and the struggle for good continues. Their adventure begins now.

There exist two worlds, each unaware of the other's presence. For one world to thrive, the other must be doomed to destruction. In the world that is fated to perish, a Chosen One is dispatched on a quest to replenish that world's mana by awakening the Spirits and transforming into an angel. Colette Brunel, the Chosen of Sylvarant, begins her journey alongside her closest friends, Lloyd Irving and Genis Sage. As they travel further, they encounter new allies and increasing numbers of foes, all while discovering more and more about the hidden reality behind the World Regeneration.

In Amatsuki, Tokidoki Rikugou is a student who despises history and fails his Japanese History course. To improve his grade, his school forces him to attend a special lecture at a museum. The museum provides an immersive Edo Period exhibit known as the Edo Bakumatsu Walking Tour and Exhibition, intended to help students like Tokidoki comprehend the Tokugawa Shogunate. Having little knowledge of samurai life and the era, Tokidoki is startled by the superstitious nature of 1600s Japan. He initially dismisses the existence of gods and demons, but his disbelief shatters when a demon attacks him on a bridge. A mysterious swordsman named Kuchiha saves him and explains that Tokidoki is now trapped within the museum's simulation. Tokidoki also encounters Kon Shinonome, another swordsman already caught in the simulation. As Tokidoki grows accustomed to his new surroundings, he must help defend the village from demon attacks while simultaneously uncovering the secrets behind the simulation and the corporation that created it.

In "Hetalia Axis Powers: Paint it, White!", beings from the planet Pict launch a catastrophic attack on Earth, with the goal of transforming all humans into Noppera—faceless creatures with smooth white skin and glowing antennae. The world's nations try to fend off the invaders, but their isolated efforts result in complete failure. As a result, the Allied and Axis nations from Hetalia Axis Powers Movie: Paint it, White must unite and pool their abilities to stop the alien invasion and safeguard their home planet.

As graduation and university entrance exams draw near, high school senior Shuumei Sasaki starts thinking more seriously about what lies ahead. Still, staying focused on his studies proves challenging, as his mind often drifts to his younger boyfriend, Yoshikazu Miyano. Since they recently made their relationship official, Sasaki finds himself wanting more physical closeness. Yet, with graduation getting closer, the two begin to have doubts about where their future is headed, especially considering the possible disapproval from classmates and family members because of their open relationship.

Long ago, Kanna, a princess and the final member of a winged race, was imprisoned in a castle because the world feared her. When she met a soldier named Ryuuya, she fell in love and confided her wish to see the outside world and find her mother. Ryuuya tried to fulfill those wishes, but his efforts failed: Kanna was sealed in the sky by magic and cursed to suffer eternally. Hundreds of years later, Yukito, a descendant of Ryuuya, arrives in a quiet town one week before its annual festival, hoping to earn some money. There he meets an unusual girl named Misuzu, and he is reminded of what his mother once told him: "When you go on your journey, if you find the winged girl's reincarnation, you must use your power to set her free." Yukito and Misuzu's fates become intertwined as they develop feelings for each other. But when Yukito realizes Misuzu's connection to the past, he must decide whether to leave or to try breaking the curse that has bound Kanna in centuries of pain.

Special bundled with the Blu-ray/DVD volume of Grisaia no Meikyuu.

Hime Shiraki seems to have everything—a beautiful voice, a virtuous image, and a captivating appearance that charms everyone around her. But her sweet persona is nothing more than a carefully crafted act designed to land a wealthy husband. After an accident injures Mai Koshiba, Hime finds herself forced to work part-time at Café Liebe, a café modeled after an all-girls school, while Mai recovers. Hime's lack of skill in customer service quickly becomes obvious, leading to constant criticism from Mitsuki Yano, an elegant senior employee. As Hime struggles with her new job under Mitsuki's relentless scolding, her real personality begins to show through.

The quest to locate the eight sacred gems presses forward as Sousuke and Shino pursue the remaining individuals who hold them. Meanwhile, the Imperial Church operates covertly from the shadows, and an enigmatic woman sets a malevolent scheme in motion aimed at those who possess the gems. As the past of the gems comes to light, it also clarifies the mystery surrounding Sousuke’s counterpart, Ao. Ao reappears with a private motive that directly connects to Sousuke and his gem.

In Hetalia, the attention moves away from the strains between countries during wars and toward their surprising teamwork in calmer situations. Here, nations gather in a school newspaper club, look back on historical figures, and even set out on a search for Santa Claus. Through the frequent comedic chaos, the exploits of these countries stay unpredictable and amusing.

In 1983, the village of Hinamizawa is placed under quarantine after a mysterious and lethal virus afflicts the small community. Teenager Keiichi Maebara and his friends Mion Sonozaki and Rena Ryuuguu are confused and terrified by the crisis developing around them. As the inhabitants desperately attempt to halt the spread of the disease, some turn to extreme actions. Keiichi and his companions must search for a way to flee the village. Yet, as conflict escalates, the group confronts dangers from both visible and hidden enemies, and it is uncertain if everyone will survive.

In response to losing a poker game, Keiichi Maebara, Rena Ryuuguu, Mion Sonozaki, Satoko Houjou, and Rika Furude are made to parade through town in costumes. To prevent further embarrassment, Keiichi talks the group into heading to Yagouchi, a nearby abandoned village. Their plans shift when Mion brings up a deserted quarry in the area. Rena and Keiichi find this intriguing, but as Mion explains the strange events linked to the location, the group starts to doubt whether going there is a good idea.

A Japanese woman who dies from overwork is reborn as Dahliya Rossetti, the daughter of a newly appointed baron. Her father, Carlo, is a renowned magic artificer famous for crafting magical tools. Inspired by him, Dahliya uses memories from her past life to create useful inventions and trains to become a magic artificer like her father. As an adult, Dahliya establishes herself and becomes engaged to Carlo's apprentice. However, her life takes a dark turn when Carlo dies suddenly, followed shortly by her fiancé leaving her for another woman. Despite these setbacks, now on her own, Dahliya remains determined in her pursuit to become a master artificer. With help from old friends and new allies, she resolves to face any challenges ahead.

A thirty-year-old man who always dreamed of becoming a wizard dies suddenly and is reborn as a young boy named Shion in another world, where he lives with his caring older sister, Marie. Eager to practice magic, Shion soon discovers that this world appears to have none at all, leaving him a rather melancholic child as the years pass. However, a strange occurrence near a local lake eventually draws the interest of both siblings and reignites Shion's passion for magic. By investigating the unusual light emanating from the lake, Shion confirms the existence of magical energy, even though it is not yet usable in practice. With renewed determination, he dedicates himself to researching this anomaly, striving to uncover all the secrets of this world and bring his dream of creating magic to life.

In "Code:Realize ~Guardian of Rebirth~," Cardia Beckford has scattered memories of her past, but she clearly recalls her father, Isaac, and her isolated life in a remote mansion. The townspeople avoid her, calling her a monster because of a lethal substance inside her—the Horologium, an eternal heart implanted in her chest by Isaac. This mechanism generates immense power, but also causes her touch to corrode anything it comes into contact with. The Horologium attracts interest from various factions in London, especially the extremist group Twilight, which is rumored to have ties to Isaac. The British military captures Cardia, intending to exploit the Horologium's abilities. While in captivity, she is unexpectedly rescued by the famous gentleman thief, Arsène Lupin, who plans to take the Horologium for himself. Alongside Lupin and his companions, Cardia sets out to uncover the mysteries surrounding her father's involvement with Twilight, her lost memories, and the true nature of the Horologium.

Putting aside any pretense of a serious story, Higurashi ramps up the fanservice in Kira, a new OVA series celebrating the franchise's 10th anniversary. It presents nerve-wracking scenarios like Rika and Satoko transforming into magical girls to fight villainous magical crime syndicates, aided by their loyal cheerleading squad, alongside other antics. The thrill might be overwhelming. Do you have the courage to enter the... "unusual" world of Higurashi no Naku Koro ni Kira?

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.

Futaba Ooki, originally from a busy city, documents her everyday life through smartphone photos. After relocating to a seaside town, she looks out at the vast ocean and becomes mesmerized by its endless charm. Hikari Kohinata, a local who loves diving, notices Futaba's reflective moment. The next day, finding themselves in the same class, Hikari is intrigued by Futaba's quiet nature and gives her the nickname Teko, gently guiding her toward a growing friendship. Struggling to adjust to her new, slower-paced life, Futaba slowly gets pulled into Hikari's lively world and enthusiasm for diving. Together, they decide to join their school's diving club, led by their homeroom teacher, Mato Katori. With Hikari's encouragement, Futaba works toward getting her diving certification, discovering fresh friendships and adventures along the way.

In the world of vampires, many possess specific weaknesses that offset their immense power, but Draluc, the vampire lord, has an unusual set of vulnerabilities. Sent on a mission to rescue a boy from within Draluc's supposedly impenetrable castle, the vampire hunter Ronald discovers that the vampire disintegrates at the sound of a simple clap. Moreover, the boy he was meant to save had only entered the castle to play video games while Draluc was napping. After the castle's destruction, the fragile Draluc ends up living with Ronald, his easy conqueror. Along with Draluc's pet armadillo, John, the three form an unlikely group that must work together to handle challenges such as Ronald's pushy editor, other vampires causing chaos in the city, and rival vampire hunters.

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.

Long ago, humans and anthropomorphic bears lived together in harmony. But after a meteor shower struck Earth, bears worldwide turned feral and developed a craving for human flesh, sparking endless cycles of violence where bears hunted people and people fought back against bears, erasing all memory of their former peaceful coexistence. A massive barrier called the "Wall of Severance" was built to maintain peace and keep the two societies apart. Kureha Tsubaki and Sumika Izumino are a couple attending Arashigaoka Academy. Their relationship faces serious trouble when two bears manage to break through the Wall of Severance and enter the school grounds. The ravenous yet affectionate bears, Ginko Yurishiro and Lulu Yurigasaki, seem to see Kureha—who despises bears—as something more than just prey. As they grow closer to her, long-hidden secrets start to surface, secrets Kureha may find too painful to bear. When their relationships draw the attention of the Invisible Storm, a strict enforcement group within the academically rigid school, the girls are put on trial for their romantic connections. Determined to prove their love is genuine, they set out on a journey of self-discovery, aiming to reach the "promised kiss" that represents true love.

In Tokyo's Ueno district, three young girls calling themselves the Colors act as self-appointed protectors of their neighborhood, carrying out good deeds and community service. The group includes Yui Akamatsu, who is shy; Sacchan, full of energy; and Kotoha, who is obsessed with video games. They spend their days in imaginative play and exploring their surroundings. Their adventures are encouraged by Daigorou "Pops" Kujiraoka, an older shopkeeper who uses his store's trinkets to fuel the girls' enthusiasm. But not everyone in the area appreciates the Colors' activities. Local police officer Saitou prefers focusing on his routine duties but often becomes the target of the girls' role-playing, usually cast as the villain in their games. Despite his frustration, he always finds a way to indulge their playful nature. Even if the Colors don't truly protect Ueno, they undoubtedly bring happiness to many people's lives.

In the realm of Hand Shakers, those selected by the Revelation of Babel are fated to undergo endless battles and trials. When they link hands with their fated partner, these Hand Shakers are transported to Ziggurat—a parallel dimension where time halts—and each duo vies to reach God, who bestows one wish upon the victors. Tazuna Takatsuki, a high schooler talented at fixing things, gets caught up in this world after Professor Makihara asks him to repair an object. During that task, he meets Koyori Akutagawa, a girl confined to her bed who reminds him of his late sister, Musubu. Recalling Musubu’s final request that he never let go of her hand, Tazuna grasps Koyori’s hand, thus awakening his Hand Shaker powers. But Koyori’s existence is now bound to her role as a Hand Shaker, and if Tazuna ever releases her hand, she will die. To save Koyori, they must journey into Ziggurat together, utilize their unique abilities, overcome other Hand Shakers, and secure an audience with God to realize their wish.

The third and fourth seasons of the Hetalia Axis Powers anime. A continuation of the first two seasons under a new title, still adapting the online webcomics drawn by Himaruya Hidekaz. Based on a popular web-released manga series by Hidekazu Himaruya, this has been described as a "cynical gag" story set in Europe in the years between WW1 and WW2 (1915-1939), using exaggerated caricatures of the different nationalities as portrayed by a gaggle of bishōnen. For example, the Italia Veneziano character is into pasta and women. The Deutsche (German) bishi loves potatoes and sausages, and Nippon is an otaku boy. Installments of the manga have jumped back and forth in setting from the ancient times to modern-day geopolitics. The manga's title comes from the Japanese words for "useless" (hetare) and Italy (Italia).

In a world where half-human, half-animal chimeras live and work alongside ordinary people, there are bound to be a few bad apples in the bunch. Unfortunately, half-human criminals leave behind non-human clues that often baffle the police. That's where lone wolf detectives like Hiroshi Inaba come in. He's literally part wolf and possesses the remarkable ability to extract critical information just by examining or tasting a sample of someone's hair! Of course, that ability has also given Inaba a bit of a hair fetish, but that doesn't seem to bother his two assistants. (Well, at least the cross-dressing one isn't complaining much.) And it's nothing compared to the strange tastes of Inaba's nemesis, the omnivorous (and half-goat) crime boss Don Valentino, who has an appetite for green legal tender instead of tender young greens! Inaba has sworn to cut Valentino out of the criminal flock before the Don can wolf down more ill-gotten dough, but he'll have to chew through a lot of evidence to get his goat. Can sheer dogged detective work put the baaaaad guys behind bars?

Rumors persist about a girl who never ages and only emerges after dark, living in a secluded mansion deep within the forest. Some whisper she is a doll infused with a soul. Drawn by these tales, Akari Amano ventures into the woods to find this mysterious figure, only to become lost as night falls. The subject of these rumors is Sophie Twilight, a vampire who rescues Akari. Unlike the predatory vampires of legend, Sophie obtains her blood supply through online orders. Captivated by Sophie's doll-like appearance, Akari impulsively decides to move in with her, beginning their shared daily life together.

After a movie date gets canceled, Fumihiko Matsumaru is about to throw away his tickets when Aka Onda, a budding voice actress, asks if she can join him. They enjoy a pleasant evening thanks to Aka's cheerful attitude. While heading home, they realize they live nearby, and fate takes an unexpected turn when Fumihiko wakes up to find Aka's apartment burning down, leaving her with nothing. He offers her a place to stay temporarily, and they end up sharing his bed. From that point on, their lives become intertwined both personally and professionally. Despite their initial intimate night, they decide to live together as platonic roommates. Furthermore, Fumihiko discovers that Aka will voice the mascot he created for his company's latest project. Striving to keep their living arrangement private, Fumihiko and Aka support each other through the ups and downs of their careers.

Shino Inuzuka, Sousuke Inukawa, and Hamaji once lived in the village of Ootsuka, but a fire consumed everything after authorities assumed a virus had wiped out all life there. Trapped by the flames and on the verge of death, they met a mysterious sword-wielding man who gave them a choice to survive. That night changed their fates forever. Five years later, the three reside under the supervision of a small Imperial Church in a neighboring village, enjoying some peace. But the calm ends when the Church tries to reclaim the cursed blade Murasame. To accomplish this, they kidnap Hamaji in order to draw out Shino—now carrying Murasame's spirit—and Sousuke, who can assume the form of a dog. Driven by the need to save their sister, the brothers must set aside their conflicts and undertake a difficult journey to the Imperial Capital.

The Maine Coon is widely known as one of the largest cat breeds, celebrated for its size and intelligence. However, Saku Fukuzawa, an ordinary office worker, struggles to explain how her adopted black cat, Yukichi, is even bigger than she is. Unlike most cats, Yukichi is extraordinarily competent and has taken over all the household chores in the Fukuzawa home. While Saku rushes to catch the morning train and works late into the night, Yukichi skillfully packs her bento, cooks her meals, keeps the house spotless, and even does the grocery shopping.

In Junjo Romantica 3, Misaki Takahashi and Akihiko "Usagi" Usami have been cohabiting for three years, and their bond has progressed steadily. Yet even the strongest connections encounter difficulties, and they begin to face some of these. A fresh rival appears, causing Usagi to worry about Misaki's affections. Ryuuichirou Isaka continues to meddle in Misaki and Usagi's romance, though his own relationship has its own hardships. He and his secretary, Kaoru Asahina, have been companions for years, but Asahina's insistence on keeping her professional and personal life separate often creates friction. Nowaki Kusama and Hiroki Kamijou see their careers advancing, leaving them with less time for each other. The limited moments they share allow doubts and uncertainties to seep into their relationship. Meanwhile, despite the significant age gap between Shinobu Takatsuki and You Miyagi, their growing mutual understanding helps to ease previous hesitations. Returning from Junjou Romantica, Junjou Egoist, and Junjou Terrorist, the cherished couples are now joined by a new story: Junjou Mistake!

In the hidden realm known as the "Otherworld," countless dangerous beings lurk in a desolate yet mesmerizing environment. Accessible only through unpredictable portals, such as concealed elevators or shrine gates, this perilous dimension remains unknown to most. Following a frightening confrontation with an entity from the Otherworld, Sorawo Kamikoshi is left pondering whether to persist or surrender to despair. Concurrently, Toriko Nishina ventures into the Otherworld in search of her missing friend, Satsuki. Their paths cross, and a bond forms between Sorawo and Toriko as they travel between the real world and the Otherworld, gathering all information about this mysterious dimension. With their frequent trips back and forth, both of their bodies gradually become eroded by the Otherworld, preparing them for the many horrors to come, while also pushing them toward their respective goals.

Taito experiences persistent drowsiness and recurring dreams of a vampire woman claiming to have poisoned him. Sometimes he believes he can hear her voice while awake. His life changes dramatically after he unexpectedly survives a fatal accident, making him suspect that his dreams are more real than he first assumed.

With the beginning of a new year comes a rush of exciting experiences, especially at the Rabbit House café. Since Kokoa Hoto started working there, she has grown accustomed to her duties as a waitress, even though the café does not quite match her original dream of a bunny paradise. Her life has become quite pleasant, and she treasures the time she spends serving customers and building bonds with her friends and coworkers, including Chino Kafuu, a kind-hearted middle school student who carries a plush rabbit named Tippy, and Rize Tedeza, a lively girl with pigtails whose military upbringing makes her always ready for anything. Together with Chiya Ujimatsu and Sharo Kirima, who work at nearby cafés in the same town, the Rabbit House staff find themselves caught up in various unpredictable adventures. These escapades involve encounters with a struggling author, rival cafés, hidden treasures, and even chocolate laced with alcohol.

Takumi Tsuzuki attends Umenomori Private Academy on a scholarship, maintaining a close bond with his childhood friend Fumino Serizawa, who is known for her contradictory behavior. He often evades Chise Umenomori, the chairman's spoiled granddaughter, who drags him into her bizarre activities. After school, Takumi helps out at the "Stray Cats" pastry shop run by his adoptive older sister Otome Tsuzuki until bedtime. That describes his usual routine. The story opens on another ordinary day for Takumi, but things take a turn when Otome leaves the shop to help someone. Fumino, worried about being late, wakes him up for their customary walk to school, accidentally exposing her blue-and-white striped underwear in the process—an odd way to start the morning. When Otome returns, she brings Nozomi Kiriya, a girl with catlike features and mannerisms. Nozomi is a runaway whom Otome has decided to take in. As Takumi tries to figure out Nozomi's identity and why she fled, his formerly uneventful life becomes a chaotic series of surprises.

In the world of Loveless, individuals are born with cat ears and tails that vanish only after their first sexual encounter, marking these features as symbols of innocence and purity. Combat is conducted exclusively by pairs called "fighting pairs," which consist of a Sacrifice who absorbs damage and a Fighter who delivers the attacks. Twelve-year-old Ritsuka Aoyagi, struggling with amnesia from unknown causes, is coping with the recent death of his brother. On his first day at a new school, he meets Agatsuma Soubi, a stranger who claims to have known Ritsuka's deceased sibling. Ritsuka learns that Agatsuma and his brother were once a fighting pair, and that Agatsuma has now taken Ritsuka under his guidance. Together, they investigate the circumstances surrounding his brother's death and the involvement of a group called the "Seven Moons." As they delve deeper into this mystery, Ritsuka and Agatsuma find themselves developing a closer bond than either of them expected.

Set at the prestigious Winford Academy in the historic town of Helen's Hill, where students train to become skilled knights and jousters, the story centers around Takahiro Mizuno. Once on track to become a knight himself, Takahiro had to abandon the program due to an injury and instead became part of the begleiter program, providing support to the knights. His exceptional skills with horses and background in jousting make him a popular choice among the female students seeking a personal begleiter, yet he declines their offers. Everything changes when an unexpected incident forces his friend, Mio Kisaski, who isn't officially a knight, into a jousting duel. Takahiro steps up to act as her begleiter temporarily, only to find that their collaboration continues as Mio decides to participate in the academy's annual tournament.

Kaoruko "Chaos" Moeta is a struggling manga artist with big dreams. She wants to create manga about high school girls, but her plots are weak, her art is unoriginal, and her stories lack substance. Frustrated by her lack of progress, her editor suggests she work on her social skills. Taking this advice, Chaos moves into a dormitory for aspiring female manga creators. There, she meets her new roommates: Tsubasa Katsuki, who writes shounen manga; Ruki Irokawa, a creator of popular erotic manga aimed at women; and Koyume Koizuka, another shoujo artist also hoping for their first serialization. As Chaos bonds with these women, she gains fresh insights and slowly improves her craft. "Comic Girls" follows the everyday lives of these young manga artists. The series asks whether Chaos can launch her career and secure a serialization. Though the outcome is unknown, each girl is committed to helping the others in their pursuit of artistic success.

In Kamigami no Asobi, Yui Kusanagi, a third-year high school student, discovers a strange sword in her family's storeroom, which instantly transports her to another world. While exploring, she meets five intriguing and handsome men before confronting Zeus, the king of the gods. Zeus has established the Academy of the Gods to mend the deteriorating bond between gods and humans. He appoints Yui as the sole teacher for one year, tasking her with guiding these reluctant divine beings, including the five men she encountered, toward understanding humanity. In exchange, Yui learns about the gods. Failure means eternal confinement within Zeus's domain for everyone involved.

Welcome to Gamindustri, a fantasy realm where every beloved video game console is brought to life! Neptune and her fellow goddesses preside over the four kingdoms of Lastation, Leanbox, Lowee, and Planeptune—but their royal responsibilities often take a backseat to their intense passion for gaming. When their button-mashing antics are disrupted by rampaging monsters, cyberattacks, and killer eggplants, the goddesses must power up into stronger, more alluring forms and battle for their right to game! The enemies grow more challenging as the story progresses, and the girls need to team up to overcome a seductive goddess of piracy, a mysterious master hacker, and a malevolent CPU determined to obliterate everything in her path—using any cheat code they can find!

When young men are suddenly allowed into places that were once strictly off-limits to them, it is bound to ruffle some feathers. So when the decision to merge the elite Yuihime Girls' Private Academy with the coeducational Kagamidai Private Academy is made, everyone is determined to proceed with caution to avoid any major incidents during the integration. Instead of simply throwing the Kagamidai boys into the Yuihime environment all at once, a plan is devised: a small group of male test subjects will be sent to the Girls' Private Academy first. And so poor Shingo finds himself tossed in as a sacrificial lamb to the lionesses of Yuihime, who are far from welcoming him with open arms. Can Shingo survive the estrogen-drenched death pit that is Yuihime? Will the girls learn to accept the boys? And just how long will it be before some panty-related incident ignites emotions, sparks fly, and the battle of the sexes explodes?

In the Sakamaki household, Yui Komori remains a captive of the bloodthirsty pureblood vampire siblings. Her life takes another strange turn when she experiences puzzling dreams, whose meaning becomes clear after she survives a car crash. This event brings her into contact with the Mukami brothers—Ruki, Azusa, Kou, and Yuuma—new vampire abductors who take her away. Waking up in the Mukami estate, Yui learns that she is considered their "Eve," and her blood holds the key to deciding which of the brothers will become the "Adam," granting them control over the world. However, their plans face obstacles as the Sakamaki brothers relentlessly pursue Yui.

In "The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 4," Naofumi Iwatani sets out with his allies toward the isolated eastern kingdom of Q'ten Lo to shield Raphtalia from the assassins hunting her. Along the way, they stop in Siltvelt, a land founded by a legendary shield hero, where Naofumi is worshipped as a deity and offered the chance to govern the country. Declining the role, Naofumi chooses to continue his journey before the arrival of looming monstrous threats. However, despite his plans, he becomes entangled in Siltvelt's complex political conflicts. After barely escaping an assassination attempt, Naofumi resolves to confront the nation's rulers, aiming to prove that their personal grudges and trivial ambitions are insignificant compared to his unwavering commitment to protecting the world.

After the sudden arrival of the highly advanced alien menace known as the Sirens, humanity set aside their disagreements to form an extraordinary coalition. The Eagle Union, Royal Navy, Sakura Empire, and Iron Blood united to establish Azur Lane, which initially achieved victory over the Sirens using cutting-edge military technology. But ideological rifts soon split the coalition apart. The Sakura Empire and Iron Blood seceded to create the Red Axis, plunging humanity back into conflict. Enterprise, the hardened and war-weary "Grey Ghost," carries the hopes of Azur Lane to bring the war to an end. Beneath her stern facade, she struggles with a profound fear of the ocean. Still, she presses onward, convinced that fighting the Sirens is her only purpose. Meanwhile, three ships from the union—Javelin, Laffey, and Unicorn—meet Ayanami, a spy working for the Red Axis. Despite their opposing sides, they work to build a friendship with her, trusting that their connection might one day heal the rift. In the middle of the ongoing turmoil, the key to reuniting humanity may rest with a soldier wrestling with her own mysterious past and the bonds formed between those who hold different beliefs.

In a world where vampires have thrived for ages by consuming human vitality under the cover of darkness, Karin Maaka is a unique anomaly. Despite being part of a vampire lineage, Karin battles a rare ailment known as polycythemia, causing her to excessively produce blood. This condition leaves her feeling weak and dizzy, often leading to uncontrollable nosebleeds. To cope with this issue, Karin must transfer her excess blood to unwitting bystanders, a process that curiously invigorates and uplifts those affected. Her siblings, Anju, who is quiet but affectionate, and Ren, a flirtatious older brother, assist by erasing the memories of those who encounter Karin’s blood, ensuring no one uncovers their secret. However, things take a turn when a new classmate, Kenta Usui, starts to notice Karin’s unusual activities. Complicating matters, Karin discovers that her blood behaves differently in Kenta’s presence.

Love, drama, and pure-hearted romance return as we revisit the troubled couples, drawing parallels between each of their relationships. Misaki Takahashi thought Haruhiko Usami was already a handful, until a new love interest appears, sending their relationship into another downward spiral as both hope to find a way to reconcile. For the other couples, episodes center on Hiroki's struggles with his pride, Shinobu's age gap with his lover, Nowaki's patience and devotion, Miyagi's past and present loves, and Usagi-san's family issues. All of this means each couple faces a multitude of obstacles in their pure-hearted, forbidden love lives.

Kanako Miyamae transfers to the all-girls Catholic school Ame no Kisaki, hoping to find true love like her parents. Because of her allergic reaction to males, she chooses this school to pursue a romantic relationship with a girl. When she meets the beautiful Mariya Shidou, Kanako thinks she's found her ideal partner. However, Mariya is actually a boy in disguise, and he blackmails Kanako into keeping his secret. Making things worse, Mariya becomes her roommate, allowing him to keep a close watch on her. The series follows Kanako's search for love amid these unexpected difficulties, especially the awkward situation of sharing a room with the mysterious and secretive Mariya.

Gugure! Kokkuri-san is an offbeat comedy following Kohina Ichimatsu, a girl who insists she is a doll. Her ordinary life takes a strange turn when she summons a fox spirit named Kokkuri-san. Unlike the all-knowing spirit of legend that grants answers, this Kokkuri-san has lost his abilities because fewer people believe in him in the modern age. When he finds Kohina living alone and surviving only on instant ramen, he becomes concerned and steps in, determined to make her eat properly and improve her lifestyle. This begins their unusual living arrangement and Kokkuri-san’s unlikely mission to better Kohina’s life.

After an unexpected death, Rinko Hanasaki is reborn as Raeliana McMillan, the eldest daughter of a newly wealthy baron, and wonders if this new life is truly a blessing. In the novel she once read, Raeliana enjoyed a carefree existence until her fiancé, Lord Francis Brooks, ended it. Determined to avoid this fate, Raeliana decides to break off their engagement. But Francis refuses to let her go, forcing Raeliana to turn to a more powerful ally: Duke Noah Wynknight, the story's main character. Using her knowledge of the plot, Raeliana offers the duke a deal—she will keep his secrets if he pretends to be her fiancé. Unaware of the consequences, getting involved with a duke who reveals his true self only around her may lead to more than she ever bargained for.

In Hinamizawa, the string of mysterious murders that once plagued the town has been resolved, thanks to Rika Furude and her companions, bringing the cycle of fate to a close. Rika believes she has finally attained the quiet, normal life she always desired alongside her friends. Yet her newfound joy is disrupted when destiny begins to move once more, triggered by a tragic occurrence. Rika awakens in what seems to be an "ideal" world where the cycle of violent deaths never took place, and everyone she cares about is content and fulfilled. Although she is reluctant to let go of the reality she fought so hard to create, she realizes she must remove a certain "key" in order to return to her original world. Can Rika turn away from this perfect existence, after all the struggles she endured to get this far?

Kousaku Hata, a devoted idol fan, is crushed when his beloved idol Yuka Kusakabe suddenly retires at the height of her fame. As her most loyal follower, this decision hits him hard, driving him to shut himself away in deep depression. Eventually, his friends convince him to return to school, where he finds an astonishing twist. Yuka, now going by the name Ringo Kinoshita, has transferred into his class. This unexpected reunion reignites Kousaku's drive, and he throws himself into making the most of this rare chance. With help from his teacher and friends, Kousaku strives to forge a closer bond with his former idol and uncover the true reasons behind her exit from the entertainment world.

In "Ningen Fushin: Adventurers Who Don't Believe in Humanity Will Save the World," veteran adventurer Nick, mage Tiana, cleric Zem, and half-dragon Curran happen to share a table at a tavern. As the evening progresses, each confesses their personal grievances and the habits they have adopted for comfort. Despite their differing histories, a common thread unites them: betrayal. Each has been deeply wounded by someone they trusted, leaving them with severe trust issues. Beyond their cynical outlooks, they also share a pressing problem: a severe shortage of money. Realizing they need a change, they decide to create a party, strengthen their numbers, and earn enough funds to pursue their separate goals. Unbeknownst to them, their path will lead them to become the world's heroes when a looming catastrophe threatens.

In the capital city of Milishion, the Dead End party decides to take a day off to take care of personal tasks. While Rudeus Greyrat faces interruptions due to unexpected disruptions, the party's swordswoman, Eris Boreas Greyrat, finds herself without any plans. She decides to go on a goblin-hunting mission, and runs into Cliff Grimoire, a confident yet skilled mage who insists on joining her despite her attempts to refuse. Unfazed, Cliff challenges Eris to explore the dangerous forest near the city. Accepting the challenge, Eris and the mage venture into the woods, where they soon encounter threats far more dangerous than ordinary goblins.

As World War II begins, intelligence on other nations' social and economic conditions becomes vital. In response, Japan creates a secret espionage unit called the "D Agency." Led by Lieutenant Colonel Yuuki, eight highly trained agents are tasked with infiltrating and monitoring key global powers, transmitting crucial wartime intelligence back to Japan. These operatives have undergone rigorous training to endure extreme conditions and possess expertise in fields like communications and linguistics. Yet their most powerful skill is the ability to manipulate others to extract the essential information needed to strengthen Japan's strategic advantage.

On the island of Regalo, the Arcana Famiglia—a supernatural organization resembling a mafia—protects the residents from danger. Every member has forged a contract with tarot cards, unlocking special abilities such as superhuman strength, invisibility, or telepathy. During his birthday celebration, Mondo, the Papa and head of the Arcana Famiglia, declares his intention to step down soon. To choose his replacement, he will host the Arcana Duello, a tournament in which the champion becomes the new Papa and receives one wish. Mondo further announces that the victor will also wed his daughter, Felicità. Furious at this decree, Felicità resolves to join the competition herself, determined to seize control of her own fate. As she fights for her independence, her rivals also compete for her affection.