Futabasha

The 33rd Crayon Shin-chan movie.

Spin-off series of Crayon Shin-chan franchise, featuring Shiro. Commemorates 60th Anniversary of TV Asahi.

The story centers on Hiroshi Nohara's distinctive method of handling his midday meals, as he works to stay within a tight budget while making the most of his short break periods. Beyond simply eating, Hiroshi explores food preparation techniques, cooking expertise, and the everyday struggles that salarymen encounter. Whether he is picking up lunch for his junior coworkers, grabbing fast snacks in between client meetings, or complaining about his boss, the program depicts relatable scenarios that resonate with many office employees.

In this musical comedy centered on a bomb threat, the Nohara family and their dog Shiro take a vacation to Okinawa. The film mixes humor with a heartfelt look at family bonds. During the trip, a UFO-like object attaches itself to Shiro's rear. This object is actually a unique bomb sent by "The Only Buttocks Aliens," capable of destroying Earth. The space surveillance organization "UNTI" (Unidentified Nature Team Inspection) works to secure the bomb, but a female terrorist group called the "Hinageshi Opera Company" interferes, aiming to take control of the device and thwart UNTI's efforts.

In this comedic action-adventure movie, radical eco-activism takes center stage as it humorously examines the relationship between parents and children. Mamoru Shizan, the recently elected mayor of Futaba Town in Kasukabe-City, Saitama Prefecture, publicly promotes environmental causes but covertly heads the eco-terrorist organization "SKBE: Save Keeping Beautiful Earth." His plot involves turning people into animals through a special drink. After Hiroshi, Shinnosuke's father, consumes the beverage and becomes a chicken, and his mother transforms into a panther, the Nohara family joins forces with the enigmatic Victoria and the partially animalized Kasukabe Defense Forces to stop Shizan's evil scheme.

In this comedic spy adventure featuring a notable fart joke, a girl who initially follows her parents ultimately discovers her own sense of purpose. A mysterious spy named Lemon Sunomono appears before Shinnosuke, claiming to represent Action Kamen. Trained as a spy by her parents in the Sukashipestan Republic, Lemon serves the Queens. With her assistance, Shinnosuke begins his journey as a spy for justice and undergoes his espionage training. Following Action Kamen's orders, Lemon and Shinnosuke break into a Hedelna Kingdom laboratory to steal a capsule from an evil scientist. However, Lemon uncovers the Queens' nefarious plans and fights to stop their scheme from succeeding.

A comical fantasy adventure unfolds as invaders from another world threaten humanity. The ruler of the dark world "Don Kurai," known as Dark, schemes to conquer the human realm. A legend in Don Kurai speaks of three treasures and a destined hero. Dark seizes one of these treasures, a copper bell, but another individual sends the remaining two—a golden spear and a silver shield—into the human world. Shinnosuke falls for Dark's trap, opening a gateway between the human world and Don Kurai, yet he becomes the hero chosen by the golden spear. With the aid of Mata Tami, a girl from Don Kurai, the Nohara Family gains the ability to transform into various forms and battles against Dark.

After Hiroshi throws out his back, a pretty stranger appears out of nowhere and brings him to an Este salon for a free beauty session and massage. When he comes back, he finds that the treatment has turned him into a robot. Shinnosuke is overjoyed, but Misae is worried—especially since Hiroshi is now a naked robot. This new robotic version of Hiroshi proves surprisingly useful; operated by remote control, he can easily cook, clean, and more. Hiroshi later discovers his robotic transformation is tied to the salon. However, the change is actually part of a sinister plot by the "Chichi Yure Doumei (The Association of Fathers)," who want to create an ideal father for all Japanese dads. Soon, fathers all over Japan begin to lose control, causing trouble for the Nohara family and Kasukabe. Right as chaos threatens to take over, Shinnosuke and robot dad Hiroshi step in to save the day. This film features an epic battle between middle-aged men and tells a touching story that brings fathers and families across Japan to tears.

Bouida Haruto, a devoted otaku, deliberately avoids real-world relationships with women, believing they only bring complications. Yet he succumbs to temptation and buys a figurine of Nona, a character from the anime Girls→Planetary Investigation. That same night, the Nona figurine magically comes alive, sparking a romantic bond between Haruto and his unexpected companion.

Asai Mugi is a transfer student who is extremely timid. Her shyness is so severe that she cannot speak when she becomes very anxious. Nonetheless, she is noticed and recruited to join the drama club for some reason.

Eriko, along with her friends Yuma and Ayano, feels thrilled about beginning high school. Their enthusiasm prompts them to break a rule by entering the campus early for a sneak peek before the official opening ceremony. During this unauthorized visit, they discover that their all-girls school might not be exactly what they imagined. Nonetheless, Eriko and her companions form new friendships and deepen their existing bonds. As a close group, they look forward to spending their high school years together.

Yakou, a kind-hearted human woman, runs a detective agency alongside her partner Tounome, an intelligent and friendly man who possesses the unique ability to turn invisible. His invisibility proves essential for their investigations, yet despite her blindness, Yakou can always sense his exact location when he disappears. As they collaborate, a mutual attraction begins to grow between them.

In Dungeon People, Clay has spent three years undergoing rigorous training in search of her missing father, who vanished while exploring a dungeon. While most adventurers struggle with the challenges of navigating such a place, Clay believes her father—a skilled thief who relied more on cunning than power or magic—ventured deeper than anyone else. As she retraces his steps, she stumbles upon a concealed chamber hidden behind a dungeon wall, where she encounters talking monsters and a girl who identifies herself as the dungeon's administrator. Because this room is meant to remain hidden from explorers, Clay is offered a position on the staff. Though she hadn't expected to take up employment on her quest, this new role may hold the clues to uncovering what happened to her father.

In the flourishing Rabbi Village, overseen by Isami Tahara and Yuu Kirino, Hakuto Kunai takes on fresh quests to locate artifacts capable of countering magic. His journey leads him to the Prison Labyrinth in Rookie Town, where he discovers a hidden laboratory containing technology far beyond anything known in the world, presenting both opportunity and risk. Meanwhile, the newly formed Queendom of Xenobia sets its sights on Rabbi Village, aiming to disrupt relations between the Holy Kingdom of Light and the State of Right. With the aid of his newly summoned assistant, Akane Fujisaki, Hakuto stands ready to thwart the Queendom's sinister schemes.

Akutsu Eita harbors a quiet crush on the popular Makina Agatsuma, but his shy nature keeps him from acting on it. To overcome this, he throws himself into robotics, hoping to build a companion bot that can secure him a spot as a lab assistant. One day, after school, Eita finds Makina injured outside his apartment. She reveals she's actually an android, built to seduce men and gather intel, but a system glitch prevents her from doing this properly. Grateful for his help, Makina declares Eita her new owner and moves in with him. Despite his repeated rejections, she keeps trying to seduce him, driven by her faulty programming, while Eita focuses on studying her complex design and mechanisms. As time passes, Makina's glitchy behavior grows more extreme, making her bolder and harder to avoid.

Eiya Arakawa, a resolute young woman, arranges a meeting with Yuuga Oota, her best friend's former boyfriend, to learn why he left her for another man. At a café, Yuuga agrees to explain everything if Eiya can decipher the relationship dynamics of a nearby couple, which she does without difficulty. Impressed by her sharp perception and insight, Yuuga invites her to a private session where he reveals the Slave Control Method (SCM), a device that can enslave people. When SCM users duel, their minds are heavily influenced, and the loser is compelled to obey the winner after the duel ends due to heightened feelings of obligation. To test his abilities, Yuuga asks Eiya to act as a backup plan should he fall under someone else's control. He provides her with ten million yen to negotiate his freedom if needed. Though hesitant at first, Eiya accepts after recognizing a shared desire for a more fulfilling life. However, as a secret group rapidly acquires more slaves, Eiya becomes caught in a dangerous situation far beyond what she initially expected.

The Shaderan household, once powerful but now teetering on the edge of financial ruin, is desperate to regain its former status. The selfish baron and baroness shower their beautiful elder daughter, Anastasia, with attention in hopes of securing a wealthy marriage alliance, while treating their younger daughter, Marie, with the scorn typically reserved for a lowly servant. Years of neglect and abuse have left Marie convinced that she is unworthy of love or kindness. At a celebration held to showcase Anastasia, Marie encounters Count Kyros Granado. He is immediately captivated by her and her knowledge of his family history. Mistaking Marie for Anastasia, Kyros proposes marriage. Tragically, Anastasia dies in an accident before the wedding can take place. Reluctantly stepping into her sister's role, Marie becomes Kyros's betrothed—assuming the position he originally intended for Anastasia. Despite Marie's deep insecurity, Kyros remains unwavering in his support, helping her recognize her own worth and discover true love.

Half a year after moving out, high school student Aoi Mashiro decides to go back home and confront her ex-boyfriend following their recent breakup. To fund her trip, she takes two scrolls from her grandfather's attic and heads to an antique shop in Kyoto's Teramachi Sanjou area, unaware of the important encounter waiting for her. At the shop, she meets Kiyotaka Yagashira, the grandson of the owner and a Kyoto University graduate student. Nicknamed Holmes for his surname and sharp deductive skills, Kiyotaka examines the scrolls and detects an intuitive sense in Aoi similar to his own. Moved by her situation and recognizing her potential, he offers her a part-time job so she can earn the money she needs independently. As they begin working together at the shop and helping locals with their problems, Aoi and Kiyotaka form a dynamic duo. With Kiyotaka's deductive abilities and Aoi's intuition, this modern Holmes and Watson partnership is ready to take on any challenge that comes their way.

After completing middle school, energetic fifteen-year-old Hiyori Suzumi moves from her coastal hometown to Tokyo, aiming to become a track and field athlete. She soon encounters money problems that force her to look for part-time work to get by. Following a difficult job search, Hiyori unexpectedly lands a role as event staff, specifically as a trainee manager for LIPxLIP, a rising male idol duo that includes her classmates Yuujirou Someya and Aizou Shibasaki. Despite this surprising development, Hiyori is determined to perform well in her new management duties while also juggling her academic studies and athletic aspirations.

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.

After dying in a car accident, Youki is reincarnated into a fantasy world, but instead of becoming the hero he expected, he awakens as a tremendously powerful demon. Having no desire to take on the role of the Demon Lord, Youki passes his time lazily in the Demon Lord’s castle as a minor guardian. One day, the hero’s party attacks, but Youki effortlessly defeats them all on a whim. While healing the group and preparing to send them back to their village, he spots the female cleric and instantly falls deeply in love with her.

In "Fluffy Paradise," 27-year-old office worker Midori Akitsu dies from overwork in her apartment. After her soul departs, God offers her a second chance at life in the world of Asdyllon with a crucial assignment: to evaluate how humans treat other species and decide whether humanity deserves to continue existing. God grants her a unique power—all non-human creatures, from ordinary animals to sacred beings, immediately grow attached to her, allowing her to pet and hug them freely. Reborn as Nefertima Osfe, a duke's daughter, she delights in her new life filled with adorable creatures. Yet she soon realizes the weight of her mission and that her time in this world won't always be easy and warm.

In "The Healer Who Was Banished From His Party, Is, in Fact, the Strongest," the story follows young Laust, a healer whose skills were initially lacking and therefore exploited by dishonest adventurers. After finishing his training, Laust joined the Blades of Lightning but was betrayed and kicked out by their leader, Margulus. Haunted by mockery and hopelessness, Laust's luck changed when novice adventurer Narsena asked him to form a party, an offer he gladly accepted. Together, they became well-known by exploring uncharted areas of labyrinths, though Laust remained unaware of Narsena's hidden motives for the invitation. Meanwhile, Margulus and the talented healer Lyra failed for a second time to defeat a venomous hydra, prompting the Blades of Lightning to request Laust's return. Despite finding a new path with Narsena, Laust struggled to balance his past with his present direction.

Third-grade teacher Aoki Daisuke never anticipated that his very first class would become one of the most challenging hurdles of his life. After making a poor first impression with the whole group, a single act of kindness immediately persuades one of his students, Rin Kokonoe, to set her sights on the unfortunate Aoki-sensei as her love interest. Yet what exactly are Rin's motives for her determined efforts to seduce Aoki-sensei, and will he be able to help her work through them?

After losing her mother when she was young, Misha Takanashi, a Russian girl, lives with her Japanese stepfather. Tsubame Kamoi, a former Japan Air Self-Defense Force officer, starts working as a maid in the Takanashi home. In this comedy, Kamoi, who has extreme lolicon tendencies, tries to become friends with Misha, who is always trying to resist his advances.

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.

Raised by the powerful demon sorcerer Romberg, Ike learns the secrets of an ancient, highly advanced civilization that once dominated the land. His natural talent for magic, combined with this training, propels him swiftly through the ranks of the Demon Lord's army, leading his unit to repeated victories over human forces. But Ike hides a crucial secret: he is actually human. Fully aware of the dire consequences if this truth ever comes to light, he is willing to take an immense risk to fulfill his goal—finding a way for humans and demons to coexist peacefully and end the long-standing war.

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.

A man was once summoned to another world, where he saved it and became widely adored as a typical isekai hero. But he fell into a "trap" and was forcibly sent back to his home world, forced to restart his life as a baby. The narrative follows this former hero, now a disillusioned high school student, when he is unexpectedly summoned to that same world a second time.

In Japanese mythology, a "tsukumogami" is an object that gains a soul and becomes sentient. These spirits exist in two types: the mature "tsugumomo," which form from long-lasting harmonious relationships with their owners, and the aberrant "amasogi," which are premature spirits created to satisfy the destructive desires of specific individuals. Kazuya Kagami has kept his mother's obi close ever since her death, carrying it with him wherever he goes. One day, he barely escapes death when attacked by an amasogi in the form of a wig. Just as he thinks it's over, his cherished obi comes to his rescue, transforming into a beautiful girl named Kiriha, a tsugumomo that belonged to Kazuya's mother. With Kiriha's arrival, Kazuya discovers a new world filled with deities and tsukumogami, a realm he never knew existed.

Nobuaki Kanazawa has trouble blending in at his new school and shows little desire to make friends. His distant behavior is later explained by a grim past: every student receives a mysterious text from someone calling themselves "The King." The message introduces the lethal "King's Game," where refusing, quitting, or failing to complete tasks within 24 hours leads to death. Having endured this ordeal before and witnessed others die, Nobuaki tries to warn his clueless classmates. They ignore him until the first deaths occur. Trapped in a horrifying situation with no way out, Nobuaki faces the dilemma of saving himself or attempting to rescue his classmates—a mission he failed to accomplish once before.

At the height of his abilities as an exorcist, Haruyoshi Kuga sought even greater power but was killed by jealous rivals. In his final moments, he casts a reincarnation spell, determined to be more cautious in his next life. Reborn in another world as Seika Lamprogue, the illegitimate child of a noble family renowned for its magic, he faces neglect due to his commoner origins and lack of magical talent. Undeterred, Seika uses his memories from his past life to build strong relationships. He carefully explores his abilities while staying aware of the pitfalls that caused his downfall before, striving to avoid past mistakes.

In this moving tale, the protagonist is a reserved, emotionally detached bookworm who feels entirely disconnected from the world and the people within it. His perspective shifts dramatically after discovering a hidden diary titled *Living with Dying*, written by his cheerful and outgoing classmate, Sakura Yamauchi. She reveals a shocking truth: she suffers from a severe pancreatic illness and has only a short time left to live. This secret is kept solely by her family, leaving even her closest friends unaware of her condition. Although he initially remains indifferent to her plight, he gradually finds himself drawn into her vibrant and spirited existence. Their unlikely friendship blossoms as they spend time together, sharing experiences and forging memories. Sakura's exuberant and spontaneous nature begins to dismantle the protagonist's emotional barriers, slowly revealing the true value of human connection and the importance of living each moment to the fullest. Through these interactions, he learns to understand and appreciate the joy of life, ultimately transforming his once solitary way of living.