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The story "Kaze no You ni" follows Sanpei, a young beekeeper whose family was lost in a tragic event. He finds comfort after meeting Chiyo, who had been stung by a bee, and the two begin a new life together in her village. Sanpei soon sets to work reviving the abandoned fields, restoring them to life until he unexpectedly disappears. Now, among the blooming flower fields, Chiyo stays hopeful, patiently waiting for Sanpei to come back.

These brief specials, originally posted on the official Twitter account, showcase the "Katarina Five" as they present the tale of Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta...

In Kyoto, maiko are youthful trainees perfecting the arts of traditional song and dance, enchanting audiences with their elegance and charm. Three such girls—Mai Ichinose, Riko Kikuzuki, and Midori Aikawa—live together in a geisha house, devoted to refining their abilities and cultivating close friendships. Yet, their common dreams risk putting these ties under pressure. The news of an upcoming festival thrills the three, but the rule that each house can only send two maiko pits them against one another. As each strives to prove her readiness, their once‑tight bond starts to crack. They must decide whether to pursue this long‑hoped‑for chance or preserve their precious friendship.

Short specials are posted on the official Twitter account, featuring the Katarina Five showcasing Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta... X.

Short specials originally shared on the official Twitter account, centered on the main characters from the series "Otome Game no Hametsu Flag shika Nai Akuyaku Reijou ni Tensei shiteshimatta..."

After being rescued from drowning in the ocean by Arashi Mutou, Youtarou Misaki is brought to shore. Arashi asks about his identity. Although his memories start to come back, Youtarou chooses to lie, claiming he cannot remember anything about his past. Out of kindness, Arashi lets him stay at the restaurant called Kurage no Shokudou. Despite Arashi's generosity, Youtarou keeps up his act of amnesia concerning the incident at sea. What future awaits this self-proclaimed amnesiac after cutting himself off from his former life?

Urawa no Usagi-chan is an original anime that follows eight junior high school girls living in the Urawa district of Saitama prefecture. Usagi, Tokiwa, Minami, Sakura, Midori, Kojika, Saiko, and Misono each have distinct personalities, and viewers can enjoy watching them interact and bounce off one another as their lively school days progress.

The fourth season of Hidamari Sketch picks up Yuno's story as she continues her studies at Yamabuki Arts High School—a place that has been a dream come true. She has absorbed a great deal of knowledge, not only from her teachers but also from the friends and neighbors at Hidamari Apartments, who have become like a second family, offering her warmth and support. However, as the graduation of her senpai Sae and Hiro draws nearer, Yuno faces the need to step into their role as a mentor for Nazuna, Nori, and the other young artists just starting to blossom in Hidamari's protective environment. Alongside this shift, she must take on more demanding artistic projects. This doesn't mean there's no time left for fun with Miyako and the rest of the group, but it's certainly the moment to sketch out her plans for the future. And sometimes, that means placing the artwork ahead of the curriculum.

In an era when ninjas were revered as semi-divine rulers who maintained peace in Japan through their martial mastery, a forbidden hara-kiri ritual was performed by certain individuals, allowing their souls to be preserved at Kinkaku Temple for eventual resurrection. Over time, the true history of these ninjas faded into obscurity. Fast forward to a future dominated by advanced cybernetics and digital networks, where the souls of ancient ninjas have returned to haunt the shadows of Neo-Saitama. Fujikido Kenji, an ordinary office worker, witnesses his family tragically killed in a ninja conflict. As he approaches death, Kenji is overtaken by a mysterious ninja spirit. Reborn from this ordeal, he becomes Ninja Slayer, a vengeful hunter on a mission to eliminate malevolent ninjas while seeking personal justice. In the grim underworld of Neo-Saitama, Ninja Slayer battles the evil ninjas of the Soukai Syndicate.

In the five linked worlds—Black, White, Green, Red, and Blue—the balance kept by the Halo breaks when it suddenly opens during the World Connect event. This disaster threatens the universe, making the realms call on girls with special abilities, called Exceeds, to fight Ouroboros, an alien force trying to speed up the cosmos' destruction. Among those chosen is Saya Sougetsu, from the Blue World, Earth. Seeing this as a chance to help, Saya joins the defense forces, where she meets Amane Ayashiro, also from Earth, along with fighters from the other worlds. To face the powerful enemy, the girls must show that their new alliances are strong enough to protect the future.

Koizumi, a high school student, relentlessly pursues her passion for ramen even under the scorching sun and across great distances. Her solitary quests for the perfect bowl, however, become complicated when her classmate Yuu Oosawa develops a crush on her and starts joining her outings uninvited. As Yuu observes Koizumi's insatiable love for ramen, he discovers her extensive knowledge of the dish, hinting that she might be a true connoisseur.

Tennomifune Academy is known for hosting exceptionally talented and intelligent students, but it also houses a peculiar class designated as the "Happiness Class" (Class 1-7). This class is designed to help each student conquer their individual difficulties and achieve genuine happiness. After entering the academy, An Hanakoizumi, Ruri Hibarigaoka, and Botan Kumegawa are placed into the Happiness Class, where they continually contend with persistent misfortune, tangled interpersonal dynamics, and physical ailments. Joined by their classmates, they cooperate to surmount these hurdles and strive for a more satisfying and cheerful life.

As summer break nears its end, the group makes the most of their remaining time together. Their usual routine takes an unexpected turn when Suguru Koshigaya wins a lottery prize—tickets to Okinawa. After a quick round of preparations, the Asahigaoka crew sets off on a three-day trip for one final summer adventure. Arriving in Okinawa and settling into their inn, they meet Aoi Niizato, the young daughter of the innkeeper. Though she is their age, Aoi's mature and composed attitude makes Natsumi Koshigaya reflect on her own childish behavior. As a new friendship begins to develop, the girls dive into their packed itinerary and eagerly take part in a variety of local activities.

Set in the 1960s, this narrative follows Kuroo Hazama, a brilliant medical student determined to forge his own path. He is instantly recognizable with his contrasting black-and-white hair, numerous scars, and a mysterious background marked by hardship. Though still a student, Hazama’s extraordinary surgical skill is revealed after he performs an operation previously deemed unfeasible. Together with the honest and straightforward intern Maiko Okamoto and his friend Yabu, who struggles with his own troubles, Hazama follows his passion for medicine. Yet his path to becoming a celebrated surgeon is hindered by the era’s upheavals: student protests, conflicts, and widespread corruption throughout Japan. As Hazama becomes entangled in various dark situations, his moral convictions and his ambition to succeed as a surgeon are continually challenged. "Young Black Jack" tells the tale of a man whose exceptional medical abilities shape his evolution into the legendary figure known as Black Jack.

Hinako Nakayama has spent her entire life in state-run orphanages without any knowledge of her family. Just before she begins high school, she encounters a boy named Hikaru, who reveals himself to be her twin brother and the son of the leader of the powerful Onigashima yakuza clan. Hikaru asks Hinako to take his place at Shishiku Academy, an all-boys school infamous for its rough delinquents. Can Hinako protect her brother, find romance, and rise to become the new top boss of the school?

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 "How to Keep a Mummy," high school student Sora Kashiwagi is accustomed to receiving unusual gifts from his father, who travels the world. These presents often come with a shock, but when a large package arrives from Egypt, it contains Mii-kun, a tiny and adorable mummy. Though initially cautious, Sora soon learns that Mii-kun is gentle and longs for companionship. The two navigate everyday life together, meeting others who also have extraordinary pets along the way. As their bond grows, Sora faces the difficulties of caring for Mii-kun but remains dedicated to nurturing the affectionate mummy.

A chronic lack of energy defines Tanaka's daily existence at high school. Known for his apathetic attitude and ability to fall asleep anywhere, Tanaka views each day as a dull repetition of the last, striving to maintain his laid-back routine while shunning any extra exertion. Supported by his dependable friend Oota, who handles duties Tanaka refuses to touch, this lethargic teen constantly encounters disruptions that challenge his quest for a tranquil, undisturbed life.

In Overlord II, Ainz Ooal Gown, formerly known as Momonga, fully accepts his new reality within a world that closely resembles the virtual game Yggdrasil. Yet, many mysteries still linger, which he plans to solve by exercising his power as the ruler of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. After a calamitous incident involving the psychological manipulation of a subordinate, Ainz becomes increasingly wary of potential dangers, including the Slane Theocracy and other ex-Yggdrasil players. His loyal guardians, such as Albedo and Demiurge, prepare for Nazarick's impending major conflict, marking its first war. This sequel to the original Overlord continues the story of Ainz Ooal Gown and his unique cadre of human-hating guardians, alongside the innumerable humans affected by the Overlord's rise to power.

As the popular virtual reality game Yggdrasil approaches its final shutdown, Momonga, a powerful wizard and leader of the dark guild Ainz Ooal Gown, resolves to remain logged in until the very last moment. When the countdown concludes, Momonga discovers he is still alive within his avatar's body, while the non-player characters around him have suddenly gained independent thoughts and actions. Confronted by this bizarre reality, Momonga commands his loyal NPCs to assist him in comprehending and dominating this new world. His primary objectives are to uncover the cause of this transformation and determine whether other players have also been transported here under similar conditions.