Geneon Entertainment

After a soccer match one day, six children are playing a cute RPG-like video game at their homes. One of them scored the winning goal, another was the goalkeeper who just missed the ball, and the others were two pairs rooting for opposite sides. Suddenly, when they defeat a boss, a strange object appears in front of them, and they get pulled into the game world! Tomoru (the scorer), Mio, and Dai end up together with Professor Galileo, who tells them he created the game they've entered, called Eureka, but he accidentally got sucked in as well. To return to their world, they need to clear missions that appear in certain areas of the world. So when a mission shows up, Tomoru and the gang make the professor take them along. When they reach area C-1, they discover not only a mission but also a rival group! The rival professor has brought their opponents from the soccer game—Yukio, Suzuka, and Kouta—with him! Their mission is, of course, scientific. First, the computer explains how lightning forms, and then they must figure out a way to stop the lightning to clear the mission! Tomoru and company manage to accomplish it and obtain a Eureka Stone, allowing them to return to their world! Except... the gateway back actually requires ten Eureka Stones total before it will open! Sounds like there's plenty of science to learn and missions to complete before they can go home.

On the day her family moved into the new house, five-year-old Ami-chan made friends with three talking animals that appeared through a door in her bedroom floor. She discovered the door opened onto Animal Yokocho, an alternate world. The three were Issa, a sweet-natured panda with a quiet, innocent way of speaking; Kenta, a tense bear who loved red scarves and rarely dropped his tough-guy posturing; and Iyo, a rabbit who generally placed her own comfort and enjoyment above the happiness—or safety—of the others. Though just a five-year-old, Ami-chan was easily the most levelheaded of the bunch; after an initial bit of wariness, she accepted them and began passing her free time with the trio. A typical day had Ami-chan and the others doing all sorts of things to kill time, often playing a harmless-looking game—but in the AniYoko manner. Regrettably for Ami-chan, the AniYoko take on things usually proved wildly different, much less sensible, and more often than not a good deal more dangerous than the ordinary version. Five-year-old Ami-chan, a kindergarten girl, has a secret that cannot be told to anyone: she spends her days with mysterious animals who come to her house. Those animals include a rabbit named Iyo, a bear named Kenta, and a panda named Issa. They actually belong to Anima Yokocho, the place reached through the hidden door in Ami-chan's room. And of course, various other mysterious residents of Animal Yokocho will show up in time as well.

Sequel to the first series.

During their final year of high school, Hiroyuki and Akari, together with their close circle of friends, have matured in both body and spirit. Yet one familiar presence is conspicuously absent: the realistic android Multi. To everyone's astonishment, Multi unexpectedly reappears on the school grounds, but the android is not the same Multi they once knew.

In the year 2023 AD, Tokyo's society undergoes transformations due to globalization and the expansion of trade, which also cause the criminal underworld to evolve. Criminals operate more covertly, their organizations grow larger, and public safety steadily deteriorates. Taking the situation seriously, the government decides to implement a groundbreaking system. To deal with these exceptional criminals, an extralegal police force is established. This special crime-fighting unit, known as Warriors, is composed of a select group of elite members.

Based on the game by Haikuo-Soft. A story about the reunion of four childhood friends, Yuzuki, Matsuri, Nono, and Makoto, at their abandoned former school, Mochitsuki Academy. Three years ago, they buried a time capsule beneath a tree on the school grounds and made a promise. A promise to meet again exactly three years from that day. And the day of that promise has finally come.

Adapted from the manga Blame! by Nihei Tsutomu. Within a city rumored to span thousands of levels, rendering the distinction between sky and ground unrecognizable, the enigmatic Killy roams the strange and ominous floors of this colossal structure. Here, the line separating machine from living organism has long since blurred.

The 73rd class of cadets at the Defense University of the small planet Kibi embarks on a shakedown cruise aboard the fleet's new starship "Amaterasu" as a fitting final exercise before graduation. While returning to their home planet, they are stunned to receive news that the aggressive Kingdom has declared war on Kibi. After their planetary government surrenders without putting up a fight, the cadets decide to wage their own war from the "Amaterasu." To secure funding, they strike a deal with a galactic news network—and suddenly find themselves the "stars" of their own "reality show." Unfortunately, this is the kind of reality show that can get you killed.

In an era where a global network connects the world and information networks have reached their peak development, two parallel realities coexist: the physical world and the virtual realm called "wired." Toru Soma is a member of the hacking group Steppen Wolf, skillfully navigating the digital landscape. Their final mission targets the UN forces' database, but during the operation, Toru's comrade and team leader Nonomura Yuya is lost. After being captured by the military, Toru is forced to work for an anti-hacker unit—the first division of the UN Security Force Information Administration Bureau—in exchange for his release. In his new role, Toru searches for Yuya's killer while the other Steppen Wolf members pursue their own reasons for fighting. Amid the ongoing conflict between terrorists, security corporations, and military forces, various incidents initially seem disconnected. However, these events gradually converge toward a single outcome, as if guided by an invisible force.

On her fifteenth birthday, Filiel is given a necklace by her resolute astronomer father, a treasured keepsake. Her previously ordinary and uneventful life abruptly shifts into one brimming with enigma and schemes. This change signals the start of numerous exhilarating adventures.

Miki Onimaru seems like an ordinary girl working at her mother's Chinese ramen shop. But underneath her composed appearance, she harbors a fierce temper that explodes into violent outbursts when triggered. Her frequent arguments with her mother and friends set off a chain of chaotic incidents that constantly disrupt their otherwise peaceful lives.

In the near future, robots are commonplace laborers for their masters. Takaya Murase acquires a maid robot from the robotic doll distributor MaidWorks. Yui, ready to lead a typical existence cleaning, cooking, and serving her owner, is bought by Takaya. However, he has different intentions for her—such as outfitting her in dress-costumes inspired by his fantasies and beyond.

Tsuwabuki, a quiet and average student, sees his everyday life shift upon encountering Sumomo Akihime, a transfer student who is one of only two members of the gardening club. When a teacher forces Tsuwabuki to join the club, he soon stumbles into a bizarre event. He collides with a strange person who has dog-like ears and accidentally exchanges drinks with them. After drinking the liquid, Tsuwabuki turns into a plush toy. A teacher explains that the only way to change back is to find Sumomo, the chosen girl, and help her collect seven stardrops. Sumomo agrees to help him, but she must never learn that he is actually the stuffed animal.

Aizawa Ryota is a third-year student in the preparatory course at Central Military Academy. In AD 2045, he travels to the space station Aries for training alongside his classmates, which include Nagase Saka and Nittak Kazuhiko. The station suddenly comes under attack by the terrorist group Hallarax. Now they must find a way to return to Earth.

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.

In a future where humanity fights against alien creatures called Worms, Earth endures severe losses, particularly among young men. Although the invasion is repelled, the Worms are poised to come back. To counter this persistent threat, a specialized mecha unit known as the Sonic Divers is created, composed of three young female pilots who are assigned to fight the ongoing danger.

A two-episode continuation of the previous OVA. Miu hits her head and transcends to heaven to cause a ruckus, followed by a school trip to paint in a park and contemplations of their friendships, as well as prediction of how the girls will turn out in Junior High.

Prepare for another magical journey into the world of Someday's Dreamers, where using magic is a regulated profession that demands both proper training and an official license. To obtain that license and honor a promise she made to her late father, young Sora Suzuki travels a long distance from her rural hometown of Biei to the bustling metropolis of Tokyo. The challenge is daunting, but she possesses a bit of natural talent, a charming demeanor, and most crucially, an internship opportunity waiting for her. What she does not anticipate is how drastically different city life will be—especially the people she meets. She gets along well with the confident Asagi Kuroda and the gentle Hiyori, but the mysterious boy Gouta completely baffles her. Yet, through their shared internship experiences, they repeatedly find themselves in the same situations and gradually come to understand each other in ways they never thought possible.

Based on Barasui's manga, Strawberry Marshmallow follows Nobue Itou, her younger sister Chika, and their friends. The series is defined by "cute girls doing cute things in cute ways," whether they are trying to quit smoking, heading out to play, celebrating holidays, or handling school responsibilities. This OVA continues from where the series ended, carrying on the adventures of their everyday lives but with an even cuter twist.

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

In the world of Nijuu Mensou, a celebrated gentleman thief known for executing flawless heists after notifying his targets in advance, his actions are governed by a strict ethical code that prohibits taking lives. Instead, he focuses on individuals he considers morally bankrupt. On one of his operations, Nijuu Mensou breaks into the Mikamo residence, where Chizuko—affectionately called "Chiko"—lives with her aunt Yoshie and uncle Shouji following her parents' death. Though she is the rightful heiress to a significant fortune, her living situation is far from ideal, and she deeply longs to escape her current existence. That chance arrives when Nijuu Mensou steals the Mikamos' prized gemstone and also takes Chiko with him. Chiko quickly adapts to her new position within the infamous thief's group, sharpening her abilities and forming strong bonds with her new comrades, which fills the void of the familial affection she had craved. As she becomes known as Nijuu Mensou's daughter, this newfound fame brings its own difficulties.

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

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.

Kaname Okiura enters Prefectoral Umineko Shougyou High, commonly called "Umishou," and joins the school's swimming club hoping to learn how to swim. However, he quickly discovers that the club members are eccentric and provide little useful instruction. Soon after, a spirited and carefree girl named Amuro Ninagawa transfers from Okinawa and joins the club. Her astonishing speed underwater and unorthodox swimming technique—along with her habit of swimming without clothes, which draws the attention of the male students—stuns everyone. For Okiura, Amuro's presence brings back memories of a creature resembling a mermaid he glimpsed as a child.

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 his childhood, Sanpeita Kobayashi formed a strong bond with a close friend who was forced to relocate, promising to reunite as husband and wife after ten years. Now a high school student, Sanpeita still cherishes those memories. One night, he dreams of their final day together, but is abruptly awakened by a strange robotic girl fighting other mechanical creatures in his room, who insists she is his wife. This girl looks remarkably similar to his childhood friend, prompting Sanpeita to wonder about her true identity, the reasons behind her departure, and her connection to the Mishima Electronics Corporation.

In "Shattered Angels," the story centers on Kuu Shiratori, an ordinary high school student living her everyday life in the vast city of Academia, which stands as a testament to humanity's survival after the most catastrophic event in history, which took place ten years earlier. Lately, Kuu has been having intense dreams where she meets a prince who invites her on a supernatural journey. One day, while getting ready for the school festival, the prince from her dreams, Kyoshiro Ayanokoji, appears in reality and makes the same offer he did in the dream: "Let's go... together..."

In the Netherworld, chaos erupts when a heavenly being arrives and a long-dormant tyrant awakens, all amid a flurry of penguins. Flonne, an aspiring angel assassin, sets out on a mission to eliminate the demonic Overlord, but her incompetence accidentally revives Laharl—the true heir and demon lord—after a two-year slumber. Alongside Etna, Laharl's unreliable second-in-command, and her army of explosive soul penguins, they strive to restore order to the crumbling Netherworld. Based on Disgaea: Hour of Darkness, Makai Senki Disgaea follows Laharl's quest to quell the uprising, reclaim his throne, and remove any obstacles. Alternatively, he may allow them to join him if they so choose. Despite his status as a demon lord, a lingering question remains: can he genuinely show kindness, compassion, or love?

Sands of Destruction is a spinoff of the Nintendo DS RPG released by SEGA in Japan in July 2008. In this universe, humans are treated as livestock by the ruling beastmen, and sand acts as both water and fire. Kyrie is recruited by the "World Destruction Committee" to assist them in destroying their world, with only she having the required power to do so.

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.

High school student Takeru Takemoto has a part-time job delivering items by motorcycle. While making a delivery, he spots a strange light zoom past him and ends up crashing into a forest. There, he discovers a beautiful girl emerging from a glowing cocoon, who introduces herself as "Hikari." Takeru feels very awkward due to Hikari being naked, but then a weird monster appears and immediately attacks them. Without fully understanding what is happening, both Takeru and Hikari unleash the powers of their alternate selves.

In a world where beings called Crimson Denizens and Rinne infiltrate from another realm to feast on human life essence, Flame Hazes are appointed to safeguard the balance by eliminating these threats. Yuuji Sakai, oblivious to this covert conflict, lives a normal life until one day he witnesses everyone around him frozen in time. Amidst this surreal scene, a Rinne starts consuming the souls of the motionless individuals. Just as it zeroes in on Yuuji, a Flame Haze with vivid red hair appears, brandishing a katana to protect him. After restoring the disrupted timeline, she discloses that Yuuji's ability to move was due to his transformation into a Torch – the residual form of a deceased human doomed to eventual oblivion. Furthermore, he is identified as a Mystes, a rare Torch harboring a hidden treasure. Given that a Crimson Denizen will seek to snatch this treasure before Yuuji's flame dissipates, the Flame Haze decides to keep watch over him. Accepting his fate as a wandering specter, Yuuji resolves to cherish the remaining moments of his existence.

In Gakuen Heaven, ordinary teenager Itou Keita is shocked to receive an acceptance letter from the elite Bell Liberty Academy. Left puzzled by the mystery of why he was chosen, Keita also finds himself preoccupied with the intricate social environment at the school. Surrounded by a group of exceptionally gifted young men, he struggles to identify his own special qualities and to understand what makes him worthy of standing as an equal among the talented and attractive students of BL. Though he lacks any prominent skills, Keita forms deep connections with many of his peers at the academy. Among these relationships, he feels a particular pull toward Kazuki Endou, a classmate recognized for their nurturing demeanor and mysterious aura.

In the peaceful village of Mahoroba, where life flows calmly, the story follows two students from the prestigious Ototachibana Academy: Himeko, who is shy and reserved, and Chikane, who is confident and graceful. Despite their contrasting personalities, their bond remains unbreakable, even against forces that try to separate them. On their shared birthday, an evil power takes over one of their friends, turning them into a threat. At the height of the crisis, the hidden abilities of the moon and sun shrine maidens within Himeko and Chikane awaken, defeating the menace. However, this victory is only the start of many trials, as they face numerous enemies, including those they once considered close allies.

In a world devastated by endless conflict, the city of Olympus stands as an unlikely symbol of peace and order. This tranquility is largely upheld by the Bioroids, genetically engineered beings who lack natural reproduction and strong emotions. Deunan Knute, a seasoned warrior with extensive combat experience in the wastelands beyond Olympus, is contacted by Hitomi, an Olympus official, and recruited to join the city's security forces. Despite her initial doubts about such a peaceful place, Deunan's suspicions are validated when she uncovers a dangerous scheme aimed at destabilizing Olympus and threatening the Bioroids' survival.

In "He is My Master," Izumi Sawatari and her younger sister, Mitsuki leave their home and find themselves in urgent need of employment. Their only choice is to take on maid roles at the mansion of the wealthy fourteen-year-old Yoshitaka Nakabayashi. What begins as a straightforward job proves to be far more demanding, as Yoshitaka is a strict boss who insists they address him as "Master."

In "Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan 2," Sakura Kusakabe persists in enduring a bizarre and tumultuous existence alongside angelic roommates Dokuro and Zakuro Mitsukai. Fresh angelic figures such as the polite Sabato Mihashigo and the peculiar Zansu contribute to the disorder. Sakura regularly becomes the target of their outlandish antics, with Dokuro repeatedly employing her trademark weapon, the Excalibolg, to reduce him to a gory mess.

In the peaceful early years of the Edo period, Lord Tokugawa Tadanaga starts a martial arts tournament where competitors fight with real weapons instead of the usual wooden ones. The contest pits one-armed Fujiki Gennosuke against blind Irako Seigen. Both are students of Iwamoto Kogan, hailed as Japan's greatest swordsman, and each seeks to inherit his legacy. Only one can win, setting up a story of connected fates, struggle, and strange destinies.

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

In the past, Himura Yuu was a dedicated student who focused solely on maintaining his position at the top of Otowa Academy. One day, he encountered a mysterious girl named Amamiya Yuuko, who somehow recognized him. This encounter stirs up long-buried childhood memories that are better left forgotten. Meeting Yuuko again forces Yuu to confront their shared past and the regret and sorrow that still linger in the present. In the current timeline, Kuze Shuuichi appears to be a playboy on the surface, but closer observation reveals that he prefers solitude. However, Hayama Mizuki is not the kind of girl who gives up easily, especially after hearing his beautiful violin performance. When Mizuki tries to get closer to him, Kuze struggles to push her away, and the development of their relationship is overshadowed by an impending tragedy.

In "Nabari no Ou," Miharu Rokujou is a quiet and aloof 14-year-old with a subtle mischievous streak who possesses the highly sought-after ninja technique called "Shinrabanshou." This ability makes him a target for numerous ninja clans seeking to control the hidden world of Nabari. Protecting him are his classmate Kouichi Aizawa and his English teacher Thobari Durandal Kumohira, both members of the Banten ninja clan tasked with guarding Miharu. Despite his apparent indifference, Miharu initially refuses their invitation to join their ninja organization. But as the threats against him escalate, he comes to accept the necessity of their protection. As the story unfolds, Miharu becomes increasingly drawn into the conflict over who will rule Nabari.

A high school student named Kazuki Muto is killed one night while rescuing a mysterious girl from a monster. He later awakens in his school dormitory, thinking it was all a dream. But that dream proves real when a giant serpentine creature attacks him and his sister. The girl he saved, Tokiko Tsumura, reveals the monster is a homunculus. Kazuki was killed by it during his rescue attempt, but she felt responsible and brought him back to life by implanting a Kakugane medallion in his chest to serve as a replacement heart. Tokiko explains that the Kakugane is an alchemical device which, when activated, takes on a specific form based on its user, creating a unique Buso Renkin. This Buso Renkin is the only weapon capable of destroying a homunculus. Using his Kakugane, Kazuki manifests his own Buso Renkin—the "Sunlight Heart," a massive lance. Together with Tokiko and her Buso Renkin—the "Valkyrie Skirt," an execution scythe—Kazuki joins the battle against the homunculi and their master.

In a far-off future, Earth has become a barren wasteland devoid of any human life. The only inhabitants are intelligent robots, originally designed to be immortal. Yet after the death of Luna, a catastrophe known as the Ruin sets in, causing their bodies to gradually decay with no remedy in sight. These robots cling to the desperate belief that consuming Casshern will grant them eternal life. Casshern himself has lost all memories of his past, his purpose, and even his own identity. He must uncover these forgotten truths while constantly fleeing from relentless robotic hunters who seek to extend their own existence. Wherever Casshern goes, destruction follows in his wake, yet he is forced to confront this grim reality in order to solve the mysteries surrounding his own being and the ultimate destiny of the world.

Shiki Tohno suffered a severe injury during his childhood, and as a result, he was sent away from the Tohno family home to live with a relative. Years later, while Shiki is attending high school, his father—the head of the Tohno household—passes away, and Shiki is ordered to return by his sister Akiha, who has taken over as the new head of the family. But Shiki carries a heavy secret. Since that injury, he has been able to perceive lines on everything around him, and only a special pair of glasses allows him to suppress this ability. He also has very little memory of the time before the accident. On the day he moves back to the Tohno estate, he encounters a woman named Arcueid Brunstud and, in a momentary loss of control, stabs her through the neck with his knife, seemingly killing her. However, when she later appears beside him unharmed and asks him to become her bodyguard, Shiki's quest to uncover the truth about his past begins.

Sakura Kusakabe is an ordinary junior high school student, but he harbors a dark secret—one that he will hold twenty years in the future. His future action: preventing women from aging past the age of twelve, thereby granting them immortality. To stop this, the angel Dokuro Mitsukai is sent from the future as an assassin, wielding a magical spiked club called Excalibolg. However, instead of killing Sakura, Dokuro chooses a different method, deciding to constantly harass him in hopes of disrupting his focus and preventing him from developing the forbidden technology. Going against her mission, Dokuro's actions lead to the dispatch of another angel, Sabato, who is assigned to carry out Sakura's assassination. Caught between Dokuro, who frequently knocks Sakura unconscious with her club before reviving him with the chant "Pipiru piru piru pipiru pi," and Sabato, who wields an electrified baton, Sakura's once-normal life becomes anything but peaceful.

As a devastating drought threatens the Shin Yogo Empire with widespread famine, the Star Readers search for a way to save their people. Ancient legends tell of the first emperor and eight warriors who defeated a water demon to end a severe drought and establish the empire. If this water demon were to reappear, slaying it could bring salvation. However, the demon now resides within the body of the emperor's son, Prince Chagum, leading to a royal decree that he must be sacrificed to save the empire. Into this situation steps Balsa, a secretive and highly skilled spear wielder hired as a bodyguard. After saving Chagum from an assassination attempt, she is entrusted by the prince's mother with protecting him from both the emperor and those hunting him. Bound by a solemn vow she made years ago, Balsa accepts the mission. "Moribito - Guardian of the Spirit" follows Balsa's journey as she guards Chagum, exploring themes of life, nature, family, and the bonds formed between people.

On Christmas Eve, Hiro Hirono has his bicycle stolen by a girl who is chasing a thief that snatched her purse. He pursues them, only to find the girl passed out and his bike wrecked. The girl, Miyako Miyamura, soon regains consciousness, and they start talking. Once he confirms she is all right, they wind up spending Christmas Eve together. Later, Hiro discovers that Miyako goes to the same school he does, and they begin to spend more and more time together, with Miyako developing feelings for Hiro. Kei Shindou—Hiro's childhood friend who has harbored a crush on him for a long time—starts to feel jealous, leading to a love triangle. The series also follows the story of Renji Asou. One day, he encounters Chihiro Shindou, Kei Shindou's twin sister, at an abandoned train station. Although she is very timid, they get along quite well and begin meeting at the same spot every day. However, Renji learns that Chihiro was in a car accident years ago and, as a result, suffers from a condition where her memory only lasts for 13 hours. Despite this, after discovering that Chihiro's dream is to write a novel, Renji resolves to help her achieve that dream while also trying to help her overcome the challenges posed by her condition.

In Misaki City, beings from the Crimson Realm continue to infiltrate, draining human vitality. To counter this, Flame Hazes are tasked with rescuing individuals from existential annihilation. Despite her duty to protect humans, Shana, known as the "Flame-Haired Burning-Eyed Hunter," centers her attention on Yuuji Sakai, a teenager unwillingly caught in the conflict between Crimson Realm denizens and Flame Hazes. Since their first encounter, Shana has begun seeing Yuuji as more than just a companion. Yuuji wonders if Shana might have revealed her feelings to him, but her unpredictable nature leaves him uncertain. Their daily lives proceed as usual until a new student arrives at their school, bearing a strong resemblance to a past foe. With the Bal Masqué organization planning its next attack, Yuuji and Shana cannot avoid addressing their relationship. They must stay vigilant and investigate the mystery surrounding the precious object within Yuuji, the "Midnight Lost Child."

In a reality transformed into a battlefield by the Crimson Denizens, mysterious entities from another dimension that feast on human life force, these relentless predators leave behind only faint soul fragments known as Torches, destined to vanish and erase their victims from existence entirely. To oppose this silent and ravenous assault, warriors called Flame Hazes engage in an endless war against these creatures. Yuuji Sakai's life undergoes a dramatic shift when he is caught in a temporal disturbance and becomes the target of a Denizen attack. He is unexpectedly saved by an unnamed hunter who, despite appearing as an ordinary girl, possesses striking red hair and piercing eyes. As Yuuji struggles to comprehend his situation, he discovers that he has already been reduced to a Torch—an ephemeral trace of memory fated for annihilation.

Rokurou "Rock" Okajima has joined the Lagoon Company, a crew of pirate mercenaries based in Roanapur, Thailand. Although he started with hesitation, this gritty, crime-ridden town has become Rock's new reality. Severed from his past life, he relies solely on his principles and the clothes on his back while undertaking various missions with his new comrades. As he faces the harsh truths of Roanapur and accusations of weakness, Rock must decide whether to embrace this brutal existence or risk everything for freedom. His choice will profoundly affect both his own future and the team that has welcomed him.

Within the seemingly flawless domed city of Romdo, a disturbing shift occurs. A sudden surge in murders coupled with a virus infecting the AutoReivs—the cyborg companions and laborers serving Romdo's population—indicates that their sheltered existence is crumbling. Detective Re-l Meyer initiates an inquiry into these escalating strange events, yet her pursuit of the truth plunges her entire world into chaos. First, the enigmatic immigrant Vincent Law vanishes, followed by the appearance of a monstrous entity that shakes Re-l to her core. This creature proves far more perilous and sinister than it initially appears. Every mystery she investigates ultimately circles back to this being. What is its true nature? What is its purpose? Is it a harbinger of the end or the dawn of something new? Whatever it is, it continually pulls her toward Vincent, eventually leading her to join him on a journey to another domed world known as Mosk. As they traverse the scarred and desolate Earth, Re-l and Vincent uncover more about the monster and the "awakening," a phenomenon that may signal an ending rather than a beginning.

Located in Japan, Academy City is a futuristic metropolis that stands thirty years ahead of the rest of the world in scientific and technological progress. More than seventy-five percent of its inhabitants are students training their psychic abilities at various institutions. Touma Kamijou, a high school student, is ranked at the bottom with a level-zero ability, yet he wields a unique power named Imagine Breaker capable of neutralizing any supernatural force. Despite this extraordinary capability, Touma lives a normal life until he encounters Index Librorum Prohibitorum, a girl who has memorized every forbidden book of magic. When a dangerous group targets her, Touma vows to protect her from the magicians threatening her life, pulling him into a hidden world of the supernatural.

After a catastrophic fire destroys his family, Shirou is saved and adopted by Kiritsugu Emiya, who instructs him in the ways of magic and his own concept of justice. Following Kiritsugu's death, Shirou stumbles upon a brutal confrontation between two powerful entities known as Servants while cleaning his school late at night. Attempting to escape, he is gravely injured by one of them. Though he survives, the same Servant returns to deliver a killing blow, compelling Shirou to frantically summon his own guardian, a knight named Saber. This act drags them into the Fifth Holy Grail War, a deadly tournament where seven mages and their Servants battle for the all-powerful Holy Grail. In Fate/stay night, Shirou struggles to balance his heroic ideals against the world's harsh realities. As he navigates this perilous competition, he must decide if he will fulfill his dream of becoming a hero like his adoptive father or meet his own demise.

When a business trip to Thailand takes a disastrous turn, salaryman Rokurou Okajima is seized by the Lagoon Company, a band of perilous mercenary pirates. Upon learning that his firm will not pay the ransom, Rokurou makes the shocking choice to remain with his captors. He must now endure life in Roanapur, a metropolis steeped in crime and corruption where a single mistake can be fatal. In this lawless environment, Rokurou frequently comes into conflict with Revy, a short-tempered and heavily armed crew member. As he attempts to sever connections with his former existence, Rokurou confronts lethal dangers and ethical quandaries, fighting to preserve his principles amidst the brutal realities of his new world.