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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.

In the 20th century, musical theater experiences a surge in popularity, with elite performers called Dai Stars captivating audiences through their extraordinary abilities in acting and singing. The highest honor in this field is the revered title of World Dai Star, reserved for the most exceptional talent. Kokona Ootori, a beginner, aspires to become a World Dai Star. Facing numerous challenges, she secures an opportunity to audition for the prestigious Sirius troupe. With the support of her best friend Shizuka, Kokona embarks on her journey toward achieving her ambition, refining her skills through dedicated effort. Yet, the theater world is intensely competitive, filled with many gifted girls vying for recognition, including Kathrina Griebel, a talented performer from Germany. To realize her dream, Kokona must surpass all other contenders and earn the chance to perform on stage.

In "Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari 2nd Season," Hyouma Kunato starts to find comfort among Botan Nagatsuki and her tsukumogami household—spirited objects known as marebito—though his main goal of seeking revenge remains unchanged. As Hyouma trains in Kyoto under the Kadomori clan, he is oblivious to the plans being orchestrated by the Bureau of Traditional Music, a group of three tsukumogami musical instruments. They question Botan's family about why Hyouma is close to the individual who acts as the bridge between humans and marebito. Soon after, the paper umbrella tsukumogami Hyouma has long pursued resurfaces and abducts Botan along with her college friends. In his rush to save the person he promised to protect, Hyouma might have to reconsider his objectives to keep his word to Botan.

In the face of overwhelming odds, the sorcerer Luck stands firm against a horde of formidable demons. Determined to protect his companions, he sacrifices himself, engaging in relentless combat without rest or respite. Miraculously, Luck defeats the demon commander and prevails, though a decade has elapsed, and his body has regressed to that of a teenager. Upon his return, Luck reunites with his former comrades, Eric Imgard Mendirival, the hero, and Goran Morton, the warrior. Believing Luck to be deceased, they had honored him as a legendary hero and were preparing to confront the demonic threat anew, unaware of Luck's triumph. Now, seeking a quiet existence, Luck registers as a novice adventurer under the pseudonym Lock and embarks on new adventures with a fresh set of companions.

In this world, everyone has a level, and most individuals, particularly those engaged in everyday jobs like farming and trading, remain at levels 1 to 5. Only those who fight monsters can advance beyond these low levels, but doing so requires a special role bestowed by God. There are eight such roles: Warrior, Fighter, Cleric, Magician, Rogue, Merchant, Hunter, and Sorcerer. A select few, categorized as Royalty, Heroes, and Sages, possess exceptional abilities, but the majority of the population lacks such powers and must rely on basic occupations to survive. Villagers, possessing the least powerful role, form the basis of town communities. Venturing out to battle monsters is perilous for ordinary villagers, akin to courting death. Yet, one day, a two-year-old child, designated as a villager, discovers a crucial truth: defeating monsters yields immense riches.

Despite his exceptional talent, Allen fails the final exam to become a royal court sorcerer, leaving him broke and without prospects after returning home. Through a former teacher's assistance, he lands an unusual job as the private tutor for Tina, the daughter of the influential Duke Howard. While Tina excels in academics, she cannot use magic at all—a critical skill for her upcoming entrance exams to the Royal Academy. Previous tutors have been unable to resolve this problem. Allen sets out to discover why she cannot wield magic, uncovering unexpected revelations along the way.

In the world of Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari, saenome are responsible for sealing tsukumogami—spirits that dwell within objects—when they become a danger to society. Most of these spirits are harmless, and saenome typically resolve matters through simple conversation. Hyouma Kunato, still traumatized by a brutal past encounter with a violent spirit, rejects peaceful methods and attacks every tsukumogami he meets. His grandfather Zouhei, who views Hyouma as a potential clan leader, disapproves of this approach and gives him an ultimatum: live with Botan Nagatsuki, a girl whose home harbors six tsukumogami, or face expulsion from the clan. Driven by a desire for vengeance against the spirit that ruined his life, Hyouma grudgingly accepts Zouhei's arrangement. As mysterious malevolent forces begin disrupting the balance between worlds, Hyouma must gain Botan's trust and overcome his hostility toward her unusual family.

Krai Andrey, one of Zebrudia's rare Level 8 treasure hunters, leads the capital's top party, Grieving Souls. However, his high status is undeserved; his words unintentionally come true, making others believe he has deep wisdom, even though he lacks real skill. Aware of his luck, Krai finds the burden of these expectations growing heavier. As his teammates keep amazing the world with their accomplishments, his hope for a peaceful retirement moves further away.

In his previous life, Liam lived a sincere and moral life, only to end up crushed by debts and betrayed by his lover. Reincarnated into a noble family within a massive intergalactic empire, he comes to understand that the cosmos is split into the oppressed and their oppressors. This time, he resolves to seize whatever he desires and put his own needs first, no matter what. Yet his schemes keep failing. Despite his attempts to govern with cruelty, Liam’s actions continuously bring wealth and calm to his domain, and his approval among the populace only continues to rise.

In "Sasaki and Peeps," Sasaki, a 39-year-old office worker living a quiet and uneventful life, has his routine disrupted when he rescues a Java sparrow named Pii-chan. Unbeknownst to him, this bird is the reincarnation of a renowned wizard from another dimension, capable of speech and willing to impart its magical skills along with interdimensional travel to Sasaki. Leveraging these newfound abilities, Sasaki starts a lucrative sideline trading contemporary items from his world to a technologically inferior society in the alternate realm. However, his tranquil existence quickly becomes fraught with danger when he intervenes to prevent an assassination attempt, saving Hoshizaki, a government operative tasked with identifying individuals with extraordinary talents. Dragged into her covert organization, Sasaki is compelled to undertake perilous assignments aimed at capturing other superpowered lawbreakers. Even his refuge in the alternate world is imperiled by the looming threat of war. To maintain peace across both worlds, Sasaki must rise to the challenge and assume the role of an unexpected hero.

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

In the story "Loner Life in Another World," high school student Haruka is content with his solitary lifestyle. One day, he and his classmates are suddenly sent to a different world, where they receive skill points to boost their abilities and magic. Unfortunately, Haruka shows up late and ends up with seemingly worthless skills that everyone else rejected. Even though he is once again left out and must adapt to his new surroundings by himself, this situation suits him just fine. His peaceful isolation is interrupted when he encounters some of his former classmates. Unable to ignore their pleas for assistance, he gives them shelter and helps them reunite with the rest of the group. However, various social factions struggle to coexist, forcing Haruka to step in as a mediator and maintain harmony among them so that everyone can endure in this unfamiliar world.

When mysterious vaults resembling dungeons suddenly appeared around the globe, many people took up the perilous career of treasure hunting, braving these dangerous sites to find immense wealth and ancient artifacts. In the imperial capital of Zebrudia, the most renowned treasure hunting crew is the Grieving Souls, a team of six close childhood friends led by Krai Andrey. Krai is considered the group's strongest member due to his supposedly vast range of abilities. But Krai's strength is merely an illusion; he has no exceptional talents and depends heavily on his friends' extraordinary powers. Afraid that his own weakness might endanger his comrades, Krai has tried multiple times to leave the team. However, because everyone around him steadfastly believes in his leadership, Krai is forced to keep guiding the Grieving Souls.

In a magical world where humans, demihumans, and oni are locked in a fierce conflict, Princess Saltorine "Sally" Aldike sets out on a journey to find Mikoto Kibitsu. Along the way, Sally uncovers hidden truths about the world and her own lineage, including the immense power of the oni that could potentially destroy humanity. Gifted with a mysterious peach-shaped mark that gives her extraordinary abilities, Sally can easily overpower even the strongest oni. Still, she tries to remain neutral toward humans, demihumans, and oni, holding onto the belief that peace among these groups is possible. Mikoto, who also wields the peach-shaped power but with greater control, has a very different goal. Determined to eliminate every oni, Mikoto stops at nothing to carry out this mission. As their paths cross repeatedly, the fate of peaceful coexistence or total destruction rests on the power that both Sally and Mikoto possess.

Eight centuries ago, humanity faced annihilation from relentless assaults by powerful demons. In their direst hour, prayers to the heavens were answered by the arrival of mighty deities known as the "Idaten." Armed with extraordinary strength and endurance, these battle gods vanquished the demons, ushering in an era of unparalleled peace. Now, the remaining Idaten have grown accustomed to a life free from demonic threats, having known only tranquility throughout their existence. Guided by Rin, the sole surviving Idaten from eight centuries past, these new gods are learning to navigate a world where their combat abilities seem obsolete. But when the tyrannical Zoble Empire revives a demon, this unique assembly of divine beings must rise to confront their ancient foes once more.

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.

During the Goddess Festival, a celebration held in the labyrinth city of Orario featuring statues of various fertility goddesses—including the Goddess of Beauty—Bell Cranel, having barely survived the dangerous lower levels of the dungeon, returns to his routine and looks forward to enjoying the festive mood. But his plans are abruptly disrupted when he receives a note from a girl at a hidden tavern in Orario: "Dear Bell, would you accompany me on a date during the Goddess Festival? Syr." Syr's determined invitation sets off a series of events that unsettle both Bell's life and the entire labyrinth city. Meanwhile, the Einherjar, warriors who call themselves the "strongest," begin to act.

Saitou, a handyman whose diverse skills go unappreciated and underpaid, is fired by his employer, who dismisses him as easily replaceable. His day worsens when he barely avoids being run over by a truck on his way home. Surviving the close call, Saitou finds himself transported to another world, where he encounters a party composed of the knight Raelza, the moon fairy Lafanpan, and the wizard Morlock. This group happens to be searching for a new member whose abilities match Saitou’s own. As they travel together, Saitou leverages his expertise to aid his companions, finally earning the recognition he never received before. His presence may also serve as the force that unites this diverse assortment of individuals, suggesting a destiny that could bring profound changes to this world.

After the mana disaster, Sylphiette is teleported directly into the heart of the Asura Kingdom's royal palace. Her sudden arrival inadvertently saves the life of Princess Ariel Anemoi Asura, who harbors aspirations to claim the throne. Impressed by Sylphiette's combat magic abilities, Ariel appoints her as both a bodyguard and a trusted confidante. Together, they set out on a quest for power that proves far more perilous than either of them anticipated.

After collapsing from overwork in a ruthless corporate setting, Yuuji Sano is reborn into a video game-like fantasy world. Hoping for a calm life, he discovers his starting class is Monster Tamer, widely seen as the weakest. By taming local slimes, he uses their help to unlock hidden magical abilities and gains a second class, Sage, which maximizes his newfound power. Despite possessing overwhelming strength, the mental trauma from his past life prevents him from using it fully. Yet, hidden threats endanger this new world, forcing him to possibly unleash his true power to protect his only refuge.

In a world where ancient dragon lineages threaten humanity, there exist only two methods to defeat them: freezing their blood using silverine—an aura emitted by silver weapons—or incinerating their bodies with sunlight. A young and gifted hunter named Leonica partners with Ragna, who lacks the necessary hunting skills. Despite others believing Ragna is cursed because dragons frequently attack him and kill those around him, Leonica trusts his potential and remains loyal to their partnership. Reassured by Leonica's exceptional strength, Ragna is confident she will not fall victim to his supposed misfortune. This confidence is shaken when Ragna experiences a nightmare.

After being thrown out by his relatives and left to roam the streets, a 34-year-old jobless recluse believes he has reached his lowest point—only to be struck and killed by a speeding vehicle. Waking up as a newborn in a world of swords and magic, yet retaining the memories of his former life, Rudeus Greyrat is resolved to avoid repeating the errors of his past. He will make the most of this new chance at life as he embarks on the journey of a second existence.

In "The Wrong Way to Use Healing Magic," Ken Usato, an ordinary high school student craving adventure, gets his wish when he is suddenly transported to another world with Kazuki Ryuusen and Suzune Inukami, two prominent members of his school's student council. After arriving in the Llinger Kingdom, the trio is mistaken for legendary heroes meant to stop the Demon Lord's invading forces. Although Usato was brought over by accident and lacks heroic traits, he discovers he possesses a natural talent for the extremely rare healing magic. This ability catches the attention of Rose, the powerful leader of the kingdom's Rescue Team, who takes it upon herself to train him. Through intense and demanding lessons under Rose's guidance, Usato grows determined to master his skills and protect his friends from the perils of their new world.

A once-human sword gains awareness after being reincarnated. Possessing telekinetic abilities, the sword investigates its new existence and accumulates various skills. During a journey through a forest infested with monsters, the sword comes across a young girl named Fran, who is escaping a beast. Fran picks up the sword and swiftly slays the creature. She then christens the blade "Shishou" and adopts it as her weapon. Fran and Shishou aspire to embark on adventures together, though Fran's path is complicated by her affiliation with the Black Cat Tribe, a Beastkin group known for its negative reputation. None of her tribe members have ever advanced into more powerful beasts, but Fran is resolute in becoming the first to do so and fulfilling her parents' aspirations. Shishou pledges to serve as Fran's sword until she accomplishes her ambition, and together they create an extraordinarily formidable team.

In Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 2 Part 2, Rudeus Greyrat discovers that obeying the mysterious god Hitogami has yielded significant benefits. Upon entering the University of Magic, Rudeus reconnects with his childhood friend Sylphiette, who has dedicated herself to curing his ailment. As their connection strengthens, they choose to host a wedding ceremony, gathering friends from different periods of their lives to honor their union. Even amidst these triumphs, Rudeus encounters serious hurdles. His joint research endeavor with Shizuka Nanahoshi reaches an impasse, plunging Shizuka into a profound depression that mirrors Rudeus's own past struggles. Furthermore, a letter from his father, Paul, creates tension in Rudeus's personal life, a situation largely unknown to Sylphiette regarding his history. Confronted with these trials, Rudeus must leverage the wisdom and perspective acquired in this new existence to manage the intricacies of his world and fulfill his ambitions.

In Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation Season 2, Rudeus Greyrat revels in his deepening connection with Eris Boreas Greyrat, but his joy is short-lived when she abruptly leaves to forge her own path. Devastated and convinced she no longer cares for him, Rudeus drifts aimlessly while pursuing his singular goal of finding his mother in the distant Northern Territories, sinking into a cycle of sorrow and self-doubt. The brutal realities of the North soon reveal how perilous this mindset is. During a mission with his newly formed party, Counter Arrow, Rudeus barely escapes a lethal encounter. This near-death experience shatters his depression, and alongside his new companions, he begins to rediscover the joy found in daily adventures. Reinvigorated, Rudeus presses on, determined to make the most of his second life.

After the enigmatic mana catastrophe, Rudeus Greyrat and his formidable student Eris Boreas Greyrat are cast onto the Demon Continent. There, they team up with Ruijerd Supardia, the ex-leader of the Superd's Warrior unit, to establish the thriving adventurer party "Dead End." As their fame spreads, the trio embarks on a trek across the continent with the goal of returning to Fittoa. Under the guidance of the cryptic god Hitogami, Rudeus saves Kishirika Kishirisu, the Great Emperor of the Demon World. In thanks, Kishirika bestows upon Rudeus a peculiar power. As Rudeus strives to master this potent ability, which offers numerous possibilities, unexpected dangers emerge that threaten to derail their journey home.