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The story of Iron Wok Jan follows Jan Akiyama, an exceptionally talented young chef working at a high-end restaurant. He frequently clashes with Kiriko Gobanchou, the establishment owner's granddaughter and a chef of notable skill. Kiriko's cooking philosophy focuses on bringing joy to customers, whereas Jan regards the kitchen primarily as an arena for culinary rivalry.

In "12-sai.: Chicchana Mune no Tokimeki 2nd Season," the narrative follows Hanabi, a sixth-grade student as she moves through the shift from childhood to adolescence. She deals with situations like accidentally seeing her homeroom teacher kiss someone and feeling uneasy about maturing physically ahead of her peers. The series portrays the simple concerns and emerging romantic feelings of a young 12-year-old girl.

In every installment, Fukuzou Moguro, a traveling salesman, engages with his latest customer. Moguro provides items that satisfy his clients' deepest wishes, but the consequences of fulfilling these desires are usually disastrous. Those who fail to adhere to the strict terms of Moguro's agreements frequently face serious and dangerous results.

A decade ago, the 450-year-old vampire Ranmaru Mori was rescued from certain death by a naive young boy named Rihito Tatsuno. Following that, Ranmaru began working at the Tatsuno family's bathhouse, secretly planning to drink Rihito's virgin blood once he reached adulthood. However, this plan is jeopardized when Rihito develops feelings for a girl on his first day of high school. Worried that Rihito might lose his purity, the envious Ranmaru starts covertly watching over him, protecting him while keeping his vampire identity hidden.

Minami Aoba, a devoted gacha game player, hits a turning point when her favorite game announces it's shutting down. Realizing she has wasted her entire first year of high school, she decides to try out various clubs in search of a new hobby. She soon discovers, however, that she is not suited for most of the school's sports. One day, while assisting an elderly man in setting up his gear at a driving range, Minami encounters Haruka Akane, who introduces her to golf. Even though she lacks natural talent for it, Minami becomes fascinated by the motion of swinging the club. At last, she finds the genuine thrill she had been seeking, and golf becomes her true passion—something she can wholeheartedly devote herself to.

In the secret mission called Mission T, the future of the world is at stake. Raised and trained in ninja skills from childhood, Botan Negoro has been shaped into a covert operative. Teaming up with another elite agent named Kuruma, their goal is to retrieve the "Shards of Tesla"—the final pieces of Nikola Tesla's revolutionary creations. As they rush against time, they must also avoid other global spies pursuing the same relics. This high-stakes spy story is about to begin.

In the dungeons of the Hellhorde, the princess from the Royal Empire remains imprisoned, enduring a unique form of inhumane interrogation through lavish feasts, warm company, and other enticing comforts that are nearly impossible to resist. With each new wave of this excruciating "torture," her captivity becomes more bearable, and every pleasurable moment risks eroding her resolve. The more she succumbs to these temptations, the closer she gets to inadvertently divulging information, however minor, which the demons so desperately seek.

In Japan, the rise in drug-related crimes is overwhelming the police force's ability to keep order. To address this growing problem, a specialized unit called STAND is formed, made up of skilled experts capable of handling the crisis. Rei Izumi, new to the narcotics division, is given the important task of finding potential recruits for STAND. Despite her well-known dedication to justice and police work, Rei's unusual resistance to many types of drugs may be the key reason she was chosen. Determined to find suitable candidates, Rei soon realizes how difficult her assignment is. Each potential member has their own feelings, beliefs, and willingness to join the fight against drugs. Her skills as a narcotics officer are questioned by the various people she meets, leading to frequent disagreements and doubts in her daily life. Additionally, Rei must deal with the dangerous and secretive world of drug trafficking, where betrayal and deception are common, creating serious risks beyond what she first expected.

Deep within the Okoya Forest, a group of mythical Pokémon called Zarude resides, forbidding any outsiders from entering their territory. Koko, a young boy raised by a Zarude that left the group, has always believed he is a Pokémon. His world changes when he meets Satoshi and Pikachu, causing him to question whether he is truly a Pokémon or a human. As danger threatens the jungle, the bonds between humans and Pokémon, as well as the ties between parent and child, are put to the test.

Scientists use a fossil from the Mythical Pokémon Mew to create Mewtwo, a Legendary Pokémon intended to be an immensely powerful weapon surpassing natural boundaries. After gaining self-awareness, Mewtwo becomes disillusioned with its origins and decides to seek revenge on its human creators. Satoshi, Pikachu, and their companions get caught up in the resulting chaos. With the future of the Pokémon world at stake, the group must confront Mewtwo's hostility as the creature struggles to find its own purpose.

In the magical city of Ashram, young women called Pentagrams dedicate themselves to refining their skills in etiquette, magic, and academics to become proper ladies. This place, kept separate from the outside world, resembles a secluded garden where young blossoms are carefully nurtured. Yet dangerous magical creatures, drawn to their abilities, threaten these students, who must fight these pests as part of their duties. Among them is Arsnotoria, a Pentagram who rarely smiles, living in the fifth dormitory with her close friends: the cheerful Mell, the self-reliant Little Alberta, the confident Picatrix, and the serene Abramelin. These four spend every moment together, even holding secret tea parties in their private hideout after finishing their tasks. As they pursue their goals in what appears a peaceful setting, darker truths about Ashram and the real purpose behind the Pentagrams' existence may lie hidden beneath the surface.

Ten years have passed since the Zol Empire conquered Aquafa, but they failed to take Fire Horse Village due to an outbreak of Black Wolf Fever, a disease now believed to have vanished. Van Gansa, imprisoned in a Zol Empire-run salt mine, survives an attack by spirit wolves alongside Yuna. The wolves, carriers of the fever, slaughter the guards, leaving only Van and Yuna alive. Convinced the illness is gone, Van decides to escape and seek a peaceful village with Yuna. However, his history as a fever carrier makes him a target for various factions: some see him as a potential cure, while others want to prevent the fever from being weaponized. This draws Van into a national crisis with consequences reaching far beyond the empire's borders.

In the transitional period between childhood and adulthood, twelve-year-old Hanabi Ayase and Aoi Yui face changes that shape their lives. Ayase, having been teased by boys in her class, views the opposite sex unfavorably. However, this perspective starts to evolve when she works on a school project with the kind-hearted Takao Yuuto and they share their first kiss unexpectedly on the rooftop. Witnessing her best friend's budding romance, Aoi desires to experience love herself. She finds herself drawn to the passionate Kazuma Hiyama, who stands up for her after a classmate spreads rumors following her rejection. "12-sai.: Chicchana Mune no Tokimeki" chronicles the experiences of these four individuals during their adolescent journey. As they navigate growing up, the story captures the purity and excitement of their first love.

In the Imperial Capital's fifth district, the Black Cat Cafe employs restored Automata—sophisticated mechanical dolls originally built for combat but now repurposed for civilian life. Dressed in traditional kimonos, these dolls struggle to adapt to their new existence, haunted by lingering echoes of their past military missions that prevent them from fully embracing peace. Among them is Haizakura, a newly repaired Automata whose memories were erased during the reset process. Despite her uncertain identity and purpose, she carries an innate passion for singing. Driven by her relentless curiosity and musical talent, Haizakura embarks on a journey alongside her fellow Automata to discover their renewed purpose, facing every challenge together with steadfast support.

High school student Taiyo Asano is extremely timid, and his sole confidant is his childhood friend Mutsumi Yozakura. However, Mutsumi hails from a family of elite spies with extraordinary abilities. Her eldest brother, Kyoichiro, is overprotective of Mutsumi and vows to eliminate anyone who threatens her. Taiyo becomes his next target. The only way for Taiyo to escape Kyoichiro's deadly intentions is to wed Mutsumi.

Second season of Hell Mode: Yarikomizuki no Gamer wa Hai Settei no Isekai de Musou suru.

In Neo-Tokyo, young people form tribes as communities, but fierce loyalty often leads to violent clashes. The government enforces the XB Law, decreeing that all tribal disputes be settled through Extreme Baseball—a high-tech version of the sport using advanced equipment like extendable bats and specialized pitching gear. Haru Shirokane, a timid youth, endures bullying until he is rescued by Shun Kamiya and Taiga. Shun, the ace pitcher of the top-ranked Minato Tribe in Minato City, and Taiga, who aims to surpass Shun as the best player, uncover hidden potential in both Haru and themselves. After unexpected turns of fate, they invite Haru and Taiga to join the Minato Tribe. When a mysterious new threat led by Oujirou Otori emerges, the Minato Tribe relies on the newly recruited Haru and Taiga to defend against this looming danger.

In Sapporo, the arrival of former convict Keiji Ueguchi draws multiple factions all seeking a piece of the Ainu gold map tattooed on his skin. At the same time, a serial killer imitating Jack the Ripper terrorizes the city. Saichi Sugimoto, Asirpa, and Yoshitake Shiraishi team up with Fusatarou "Boutarou the Pirate" Oosawa and Vasily Pavlichenko, forming a temporary alliance with Toshizou Hijikata, whose intentions seem less sinister compared to those of Seventh Division First Lieutenant Tokushirou Tsurumi. Asirpa struggles to verify the authenticity of the counterfeit maps and decipher the true map. Despite Sugimoto's vow to never let Asirpa leave his sight again, the chaos caused by the serial killer creates opportunities for new betrayals and aids Tsurumi's scheme to capture Asirpa. As the hunt for the gold approaches its end, the destiny of the Ainu people depends on who secures the treasure first.

During a torrential downpour, novelist Fuji encounters a dog-like creature begging to be allowed indoors. Despite her initial hesitation, she is won over when the being presents her with an umbrella, leading her to take it home to her apartment. Fuji soon discovers that her new companion is remarkably smart, communicating via written messages. Whether they are sharing quiet times or engaging with Fuji's acquaintances, this unusual friend keeps delighting her with its amusing antics.

Every Thursday, Shuchiin Academy student council secretary Yuu Ishigami finds himself gripped by anxiety. He counts down the hours until he can slip away to the student council room to read the newest installment of the popular seinen manga series, "Momo Doesn't Think." Joining Ishigami in this weekly ritual, student council president Miyuki Shirogane quickly becomes thrilled upon hearing that the manga is getting a third season of its anime adaptation. But it is only a matter of time before vice president Kaguya Shinomiya discovers what has been captivating the two boys. With the threat of being branded an otaku hanging over his head, Shirogane must do everything in his power to prevent his embarrassing secret from being exposed. Note: This short PV adapts the 110th chapter of the manga and serves as a teaser for the April 2022 release of Kaguya-sama wa Kokurasetai: Ultra Romantic.

Beryl Gardenant, a master swordsman from the countryside, has begun to settle into his new position as a special instructor for the Royal Order of Knights while also serving as a guardian to an orphan. But a quiet existence is not in store for him. New trials emerge at the magic institute, in his hometown, along the kingdom's border, and out in distant lands. The time has come for Beryl to face fresh battles.

On his tenth birthday, Satoshi oversleeps and ends up with a feisty Pikachu instead of the starter Pokémon he had wanted. Although their partnership starts off rough, Satoshi and Pikachu eventually become inseparable allies. Inspired by a fleeting glimpse of the legendary Houou soaring through the sky, they set out on a quest to find it, following the trail of the Rainbow Wing it left behind. Makoto and Souji also join Satoshi on this adventure. During their travels, Satoshi rescues an abandoned Hitokage, helps a Caterpie evolve into a Butterfree before setting it free to follow its own path, and encounters the enigmatic mythical Pokémon Marshadow. As they draw closer to their goal, they face off against the overconfident Cross, who is revealed to be Hitokage’s former trainer. Will Satoshi and Pikachu overcome Cross and fulfill their promise to meet Houou, or will their journey come to an abrupt halt?

Inaba Yuushi lost his parents during middle school and went to live with his relatives, who cared for him but made him feel like a burden. When he graduated, he was excited to start high school in a dormitory, but the dorm burned down just before he could move in. Unwilling to impose further on his reluctant family, Yuushi struggles to find affordable housing. His search leads him to an appealing old building that seems too good to be true. The catch is that it's a Monster House, where humans and yokai share living space. Yuushi meets Akine, a fellow high school student who finds the supernatural residents perfectly normal and can even exorcise evil spirits. Yuushi's high school experience takes an unexpected turn, becoming far stranger than he imagined.

Kanzaki Nao's father named her with the hope she would embody the ideal of honesty. She has surpassed his expectations, becoming known as a girl of extreme, almost naive honesty. This makes her the worst possible participant for the high-stakes Liar Game, where victory depends on deceiving opponents for money and defeat brings enormous debt. Yet a box containing one hundred million yen and a participation card still arrives at her home, and she is quickly tricked out of the entire amount. Learning that Shinichi Akiyama, a master swindler who drove a major corporation into bankruptcy, is being released from prison, Nao seeks him out for assistance. Thus, the two are pulled into the dark, greed-driven, and deceitful world of the Liar Game.

In a world that was once completely dominated by Winter, solitude gave rise to the creation of Spring as a counterpart. As time passed, the planet's requirement for diverse climates introduced Summer and Autumn, finishing the cycle of seasons. These seasons are safeguarded by the Agents of the Four Seasons. A decade ago, Hinagiku, the Agent of Spring, vanished alongside her season. After overcoming significant obstacles, she comes back with the goal of restoring the natural balance of the seasons and, in a reference to ancient legends, to give her love to Winter.

In the vast city of Kivotos, a metropolis filled with countless schools under the authority of the General Student Council (GSC), gun violence is widespread despite its academic appearance, with firearms becoming a normal part of student life. Amidst this turmoil, the GSC president has disappeared without a trace. Before her disappearance, she sought out Sensei, likely the only teacher in Kivotos, to assist students in need. Sensei's first assignment is to support Abydos High School, a once prestigious institution now down to just five students, struggling to pay off a crushing debt of nearly one billion yen.

Kenichi Yamada has spent much of his adult life chasing the toughest games on the internet, but finds modern games too lenient. When a surprise invitation to a mysterious game with extreme difficulty settings shows up, Kenichi eagerly picks the hardest option, Hell Mode. Rather than starting a normal game, he is reborn in a different world as a commoner named Allen, forced into a harsh system where any progress demands enormous effort. Beginning with nothing, Allen has to build up his strength and abilities as a summoner. Every obstacle pushes his limits, and his journey through this merciless world might prove more challenging than any digital hell.

Set apart from the city's hustle and bustle, Torishirojima is a tranquil island where time moves slowly. Hairi Takahara, a young boy bearing emotional scars, finds an excuse in his grandmother's death to leave the urban chaos behind and spend the summer on this serene island. Upon arrival, Hairi feels rejuvenated by the island's calm atmosphere, which differs greatly from his usual hurried lifestyle. Staying with his aunt, Kyouko Misaki, his plan is to assist her in organizing a storage shed full of items collected by his grandmother over the years, while his cousin Umi Katou is also around to help. As he gets accustomed to the island’s unhurried pace, Hairi explores during his spare moments and meets several unique individuals: the lively Tsumugi Wenders, the introverted Shiroha Naruse, the nomadic Kamome Kushima, and the sassy Ao Sorakado. Drawn into their lives and the island’s mysterious charm, Hairi experiences a summer rich with happiness, reminiscence, and pivotal experiences that will deeply affect him.

In the midst of a challenging spring break, Yuna Ichihara feels particularly down after bidding farewell to her dear friend Sacchan, who is moving away. Her spirits lift, however, when she catches sight of a boy who resembles a shoujo manga prince, her first love. This encounter leads to an unusual situation involving Akari Yamamoto, a new neighbor who soon becomes Yuna’s close friend. As they attend the same high school, Yuna starts to develop feelings for Akari’s brother, Rio, the mysterious and attractive young man she met earlier. Simultaneously, Akari finds herself attracted to Yuna’s playful childhood friend, Kazuomi Inui. However, navigating the complexities of their relationships proves difficult for each of them, as the interwoven dynamics among the four friends create obstacles. To unravel the truth about their feelings and connections, they must confront their personal struggles and disclose the secrets kept within their circle.

As the commander of the Imperial Army's Third Legion, the princess of the Royal Empire has secured countless triumphs for humanity against the demonic Hellhorde. Yet she now finds herself captive in their dungeon, accompanied solely by her sentient sword, Ex. Her royal lineage grants the princess vital intelligence that could allow the Hellhorde to seize control. To extract this information, the demons swiftly resort to their most merciless methods of torture—namely, tempting her with exquisite food, steadfast companionship, adorable beings, and the most delightful experiences imaginable.

After her father's sudden death, eleven-year-old Momo Miyaura moves with her mother to a remote island in the Seto Inland Sea, leaving behind their former home in Tokyo. The only thing left from her father is an unfinished letter that begins with "Dear Momo," which leaves her with a lingering feeling of unease. In this strange coastal town, Momo struggles to adjust to the old wooden houses, the calm countryside, and the mysterious shrines that dot the area. While exploring the attic of her new home, she finds an ancient picture book filled with illustrations of various youkai. Soon after, odd occurrences start happening around the village, and Momo meets three playful youkai spirits. A Letter to Momo follows a young girl as she copes with her unfamiliar environment and tries to decode the puzzling message left behind by her father.

Third season of Grand Blue.

In the years after finishing high school, Kaguya Shinomiya discovers an old photo album and reflects on her days at Shuuchiin Academy as a member of the student council. Back then, she had just begun a romantic relationship with the student council president, Miyuki Shirogane, and they were deeply in love. Remembering the sweet and playful moments from their past, Kaguya experiences a deep sense of happiness.

At Saika Academy, the Mikadono sisters—Miwa, Niko, and Kazuki—are renowned as the Three Royals for their exceptional skills in shogi, karate, and theater. Yet their devotion to their crafts has caused them to drift apart. Yuu Ayase, son of the celebrated actress Subaru Ayase, enrolls at his mother's alma mater. Unlike Subaru, Yuu shows no outstanding talents, disappointing those who remember her. Nevertheless, he carries a personal goal: to fulfill his mother's last wish by creating a true, joyful family. The Mikadono family, longtime friends and admirers of Subaru, welcome Yuu into their home, offering him a fresh start. As Yuu faces the cold distance among the three sisters, his genuine sincerity may become the key to healing their broken bonds.

Kogorou Akechi operates a private investigation firm called the Boy Detectives' Club, handling cases of all scales. While working on one such case, junior member Kensuke Hanasaki encounters Yoshio Kobayashi, an enigmatic boy who can survive any injury yet recalls nothing of his past. Fascinated by Yoshio's immortality, Kensuke proposes a bargain: Yoshio will join the club to assist with investigations, and Kensuke will help him find a way to end his eternal life. Though initially reluctant and indifferent to others, Yoshio agrees, unaware of how deeply this choice will change him. As he bonds with his new teammates through their detective work, Yoshio slowly learns to value human connections. Inspired by Edogawa Ranpo’s "Shounen Tanteidan," this story follows Akechi and the Boy Detectives' Club as they solve countless mysteries while facing a hidden menace—the Fiend with Twenty Faces.

在寻找隐藏阿伊努人黄金的最终阶段，随着更多危险的越狱犯誓死保护他们纹有刺青的皮肤，赌注变得更高。杉元佐一和阿席莉帕终于能够并肩前行，但阿席莉帕与基罗兰凯和小林役小角共度的时光悄然改变了她的目标，并坚定了她的决心。当他们的队伍离开俄国领土时，他们迎来了一位不同寻常的新同伴。 与此同时，土方岁三的势力在获取珍贵皮肤方面取得了显著进展，却陷入了一个致命的陷阱，这是一个由危险逃犯设下的。尽管每一方都拥有强大的优势，即便是最强且最无情的竞争者——陆军少佐矶澄徳四郎，在没有阿席莉帕的帮助下也无法继续前进。然而，当他俩不可避免地相遇时，他那邪恶的意图仍然成谜。

After the Patrian civil war, the outnumbered Northern forces created hybrid soldiers known as Incarnates, blending human and beast traits to counter the Southern army's superiority. These Incarnates, possessing godlike strength, turned the tide of battles. However, prolonged warfare led to unresolved conflicts within the beasts inside these warriors. Following the war, reports increased of Incarnates suffering from psychological scars of combat. Special Sergeant Major Hank Henriette, once the captain of the Incarnates, now operates as a Beast Hunter, tasked with eliminating those Incarnates who have succumbed to their inner demons. Nancy Schaal Bancroft, driven by her desire to avenge her father—a former Incarnate soldier slain by a Beast Hunter—sets out to track down the individual responsible for his death. After a fateful encounter with the Beast Hunter, Nancy shifts her focus to unraveling the truth about her father's fate and the controversial role of Incarnates in society.

Set in the Second Kowloon Walled City, a place defined by its dim lighting, damp alleyways, and lively atmosphere, the locale stirs a unique sense of nostalgia in those who live there. Among its residents is Reiko Kujirai, a 32-year-old real estate agent, who holds romantic feelings for her coworker Hajime Kudou, who is two years her junior. Though they occasionally clash, their relationship remains friendly, and they share in the city's charm together. Their world begins to unravel when Kudou, in a drowsy and disoriented state, unexpectedly kisses Kujirai, seemingly returning her unspoken affection. However, his confusion about her identity soon becomes apparent, prompting Kujirai to delve into a forgotten chapter of her own past.

Following the tragic loss of his family in a car accident, Taiyou Asano tries to distance himself from his childhood friend, Mutsumi Yozakura, who remains devoted to him. This causes Taiyou to become socially withdrawn and struggle to connect with others despite their friendly gestures. During a routine meeting with the vice principal, Taiyou finds himself in a life-threatening situation. A mysterious figure intervenes, and when he regains consciousness, he discovers Mutsumi and her siblings, a clan of spies with extraordinary abilities. Each generation of the Yozakura family includes an ordinary person destined to lead, while the rest are sworn to protect them. Mutsumi is chosen for this role, and her relatives are dedicated to her safety. Revealing his true identity, the vice principal is exposed as Kyoichiro Yozakura, the eldest sibling. Believing Taiyou endangers Mutsumi's safety, Kyoichiro forces a marriage between them, a measure allowed by the Yozakura code that prohibits internal violence. Although hesitant at first, Taiyou agrees to protect Mutsumi and begins training as a Yozakura operative to face the relentless threats targeting them both.

For twenty years, Beryl Gardenant has operated his father's sword dojo in a remote village, training numerous disciples. While many of his students have become celebrated swordsmen, Beryl remains modest, often calling himself an old man. His former pupils, especially Allucia Citrus—who completed her training over a decade ago and now leads the Royal Order of Knights—disagree with this self-assessment. Seeking recognition for her esteemed mentor's abilities, Allucia persuades her superiors to appoint Beryl as a special instructor at the Order through an imperial decree. She personally informs Beryl of his new position, though he remains unaware of her true intentions. Reluctantly, and under pressure from his elderly parents, Beryl accepts and moves to the capital. There, he reunites with other former students, including Surena Lysandra, a black-ranked adventurer, and Ficelle Harbeller, a key figure in the Magic Corps. Word quickly spreads that even the most powerful warriors cannot stand up to the "country bumpkin."

During a school trip, a group of students is suddenly transported to another world by a powerful sage named Sion. Sion grants most of the students magical powers called Gifts, hoping to recruit them as future sages. However, a few students, including Yogiri Takatou, are overlooked and receive no Gifts, causing the others to abandon them. After waking up, Takatou finds a dragon threatening the bus. Using his hidden ability to instantly kill any target, he eliminates the dragon. Together with his surviving classmate Tomochika Dannoura, Takatou sets out to return to Earth, defeating anyone who underestimates him, including his former classmates.

For 13 years, each Sunday, the Nefarious Monster Army has emerged from its floating fortress in an attempt to conquer Earth. Fortunately, the Dragon Keepers have always stepped in to stop these assaults. Although they once defeated many monsters, the heroes now merely mop up the few stragglers left. Unbeknownst to the public, every battle since the very first has been a performance: the Dragon Keepers enjoy the adulation of fighting fake enemies, while the feeble surviving monsters—called Dusters—are allowed to live. Tired of this shameful existence, Sentouin D, a Duster, chooses to leave the fortress and change his fate. With unexpected aid from the mysterious ranger Yumeko Suzukiri, Sentouin D learns that to bring down the Dragon Keepers, he must obtain their Divine Artifacts—essential items needed for the rangers’ transformations and special abilities. Partnering with Suzukiri to break into Red Keeper Sousei Akabane’s stronghold, Sentouin D must face immense trials to save his kind from humanity’s brutal oppression.

It's been three months since Iori Kitahara moved into the attic above Grand Blue, his uncle's scuba diving shop, and joined his college's Diving Club. Along with his clubmates, he spends his days drinking and getting into wild antics. When Iori's sister Shiori hears about his behavior, she steps in with plans to bring him back home to help run their family inn. However, Shiori's attempts to intervene fall apart when she sees how strongly Iori is connected to Grand Blue and his friends. Despite all their constant partying and ridiculous adventures, Iori and the Diving Club still manage to improve their scuba diving skills along the way.

Aoyama is charming, cool, athletic, and a great cook, earning admiration from everyone at Fujimi High School. But his extreme phobia of dirt and germs keeps him from getting close to others. Even so, he shines as the soccer team's playmaker, carefully steering clear of physical contact while leading the squad to victory. Fujimi High's soccer club is an underdog, making the road to Nationals tough. Together with striker Kaoru Zaizen, Aoyama aims to prove that even someone obsessed with cleanliness can get their hands dirty for what truly matters.

Long ago, certain witches wedded their familiars after they took human form, creating a lineage of ogres. One member of this bloodline is Morihito Otogi, who looks fully human but carries the incredible strength of his predecessors. His childhood friend, the young witch Nico Wakatsuki, had to leave for the Witches' Holy Land to undergo her training, separating her from Morihito. Years later, just as Morihito is about to start high school, Nico returns with the clear goal of making him her familiar. While most witches pick cats or bats, Nico has chosen Morihito for reasons that go deeper. Though Morihito doesn't grasp her real motives, they begin living under the same roof at his house while his parents are away. After some hesitation, Morihito accepts his new duty, resolved to help Nico adjust to human society again and shield her from an approaching catastrophe.

In the Kingdom of Clays, a dangerous situation is brewing: someone has attempted to assassinate Princess Lynneburg, and neighboring countries are ready to take advantage of the chaos to tear the kingdom apart. This looming war is set to reshape the entire continent. Unaware of these events, Noor arrives in the royal capital, determined to finally chase his lifelong dream of becoming an adventurer. But after years of training alone in the mountains, he finds that his only real skill—an extraordinary ability to "Parry" any number of blades with ease—is seen as worthless for the career he wants. Even so, Noor refuses to be discouraged and stands ready to overcome any obstacle that comes his way as he pursues his goal.

During one summer, Norimichi Shimada and his friends argue about whether fireworks look round or flat when seen from the side. They come up with a plan to find out during the fireworks display at the Moshimo Festival. But Norimichi is put in a tough spot when his classmate Nazuna Oikawa tells him she wants to run away from home and asks him to go with her. Their attempt to escape does not work out, but a strange ball Nazuna has gives them another chance to stay together.

In Hokkaido, rumors spread about a hidden cache of gold taken from the Ainu people and concealed by a murderer before his imprisonment. Prior to his capture, he etched a map onto the bodies of fellow inmates, promising them a share of the treasure if they escaped and located it. First Lieutenant Tokushirou Tsurumi seeks to give the 7th Division an edge in the race for the tattoos by having a taxidermist produce counterfeit skins that only he can identify. Meanwhile, Saichi Sugimoto, Asirpa, and their group persist in their quest for the real skins, driven by a strange rumor: a thief in Yubari discovered taxidermied human remains, including a torso marked with unusual tattoos.

In the year 2027, Kyoto is a city overflowing with cutting-edge technology. Within this world live two high school students: Naomi Katagaki, a shy and socially awkward boy, and Ruri Ichigyou, a girl known for her cold and sarcastic demeanor. Despite both sharing a passion for books, Naomi struggles to connect with Ruri due her off-putting personality. One day while out for a walk, Naomi glimpses a fleeting red aurora in the sky. Soon after, he encounters a strange three-legged crow and a cloaked stranger who reveals himself to be a future version of Naomi from ten years later. This future Naomi warns that a terrible incident will befall Ruri once she and the present-day Naomi begin dating. Though skeptical at first, Naomi decides to heed his older self's advice and works to build a closer relationship with Ruri, hoping to change her fate. Can Naomi succeed in rewriting the future that awaits them?

In ages past, the legendary protectors of humanity established the village of Kunlun as a sanctuary, foretelling that their descendants would one day rise to save the world in its darkest hour. Kunlun sits beside the notorious "Last Dungeon," a cursed realm teeming with fearsome monsters that serve as the villagers' regular hunting grounds. Lloyd Belladonna, who has spent his entire life vanquishing these formidable foes, still considers himself the least talented member of his village in magic, strength, and intellect. Nevertheless, driven by his dream of becoming a soldier, he sets off for the Kingdom of Azami to enroll in its military academy. Yet, due to his upbringing far removed from conventional society, Lloyd's hidden abilities may prove vital in confronting the looming threats facing the kingdom.

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.

Following their first kiss, Kaguya Shinomiya and Miyuki Shirogane find themselves uncertain about what their relationship truly means. Doubts over whether they are officially a couple introduce fresh challenges as they wrestle with their emotions. As Christmas approaches, the school environment grows more romantic, yet the two student council members must keep up their playful rivalry. If they can finally admit their real feelings for one another, they may at last attain what they have long sought: a genuine declaration of love.

In One-Punch Man Season 3, the fragile peace on Earth faces growing threats as conflicts escalate between the Hero Association and the Monster Association. The elusive hero hunter, Garou, remains at large, while the Monster Association's abduction of a key Hero Association member causes significant unrest. Under a tight deadline, heroes are dispatched to locate the monsters' base. Simultaneously, a severely wounded Garou is rescued and adopted by the Monster Association with plans to appoint him as their leader. To demonstrate his allegiance, Garou is tasked with eliminating a hero. He chooses the unsuspecting Saitama, but is quickly and easily defeated. This failure marks Garou as a traitor among the monsters. As the confrontation between heroes and monsters becomes imminent, both factions prepare to employ any means to ensure victory, with the fate of the world at stake.

In the early 1900s, following the Russo-Japanese War, Saichi Sugimoto diligently searches for gold in Hokkaido. Known as "Sugimoto the Immortal" due to his bravery in combat, this former soldier aims to amass wealth to honor a promise made to his deceased best friend: to take care of his family, particularly his widow, who requires medical treatment abroad for her deteriorating vision. One evening, an intoxicated acquaintance recounts a tale of a murderer who killed several Ainu individuals and stole a vast amount of gold. Before being apprehended by law enforcement, the criminal concealed the treasure somewhere in Hokkaido. Clues to its location were left in the form of coded maps tattooed on the bodies of his fellow prisoners, who were promised a portion of the riches if they could locate it. Sugimoto initially dismisses the story but is compelled to reconsider when he finds the body of the drunken storyteller, marked with the same tattoos. Before he can process the discovery, a hungry bear attacks, intending to finish off its prey. Sugimoto is saved by Asirpa, a young Ainu girl whose father was among those killed. With Asirpa’s expertise in hunting and Sugimoto’s survival skills, they decide to team up and search for the hidden treasure. Asirpa hopes to recover what belongs to her people, while Sugimoto seeks to fulfill his friend’s final request.

High school student Suzume Iwato encounters a mysterious young man named Souta Munakata on her way to school. Souta is searching for abandoned locations, and after Suzume directs him toward a nearby ruin, her own curiosity leads her to follow. At the site, she discovers an isolated door leading to an ethereal, dreamlike realm she can sense but cannot enter. Nearby lies a strange stone that transforms into a cat-like creature and dashes away upon being touched. Alarmed, Suzume flees back toward her school, unaware of the disastrous consequences of leaving the door unsealed. The release of the "keystone" allows a malevolent force trapped within the alternate dimension to escape and cause destruction across Japan. Determined to fix her serious mistake, Suzume teams up with Souta, whose true mission is to stop the evil's spread, to find and close every open door before the country is ruined.

After finishing high school, thirty-year-old Moriko Morioka unexpectedly finds herself unemployed, a situation she welcomes with joy. Having resigned from a job held for over a decade, she devotes her newfound free time to online gaming, creating a male avatar named Hayashi in the MMO Fruits de Mer. Freed from real-world social duties, Moriko immerses herself completely in the game, quickly forming a close bond with Lily, a kind and adorable healer. The duo soon becomes inseparable as Moriko increasingly identifies with her in-game persona, Hayashi. Slowly, she adopts a reclusive lifestyle, leaving her apartment only when absolutely necessary. Meanwhile, across town, Yuuta Sakurai, a timid office worker in his late twenties, is also playing Fruits de Mer. One evening, their paths cross at a convenience store, but both dismiss the meeting as a mere coincidence, unaware of the destiny that will soon entwine their lives.

In "Teasing Master Takagi-san," having a friend who knows you inside out should be a blessing, but for Nishikata, it is anything but. Classmate Takagi exploits her intimate knowledge of his quirks to tease him relentlessly, always predicting his reactions perfectly and leaving him without a comeback. Despite this, Nishikata remains resolute in his goal to reverse their dynamic and eventually make Takagi blush through his own teasing.

Iori Kitahara begins his freshman year at a university in the seaside town of Izu, residing above his uncle's scuba diving shop, Grand Blue. While he initially envisions a perfect college experience, his expectations are swiftly shattered by the boisterous drinking parties hosted by the Diving Club members who congregate in the shop. Reluctantly drawn into their chaotic revelry by the senior students Shinji Tokita and Ryuujirou Kotobuki, Iori finds himself in the middle of their antics. His cousin, Chisa Kotegawa, discovers him amidst the mayhem and expresses her fierce disapproval. Adapted from the popular manga by Kenji Inoue and Kimitake Yoshioka, the series chronicles Iori's hilarious misadventures with his eccentric friends as he strives to meet his academic objectives while mastering the art of scuba diving.

At the elite Shuchiin Academy, the student council continues its intense mental battle, primarily between President Miyuki Shirogane and Vice President Kaguya Shinomiya. Both remain resolute in their goal to force the other to confess their love first. While facing pressure from her affluent family, Kaguya slowly softens her cold exterior, drawing nearer to Shirogane and her peers. Concurrently, Treasurer Yuu Isigami grapples with his hidden crush on senior Tsubame Koyasu, whose approval significantly bolsters his self-assurance. The council's newest recruit, Miko Iino, starts forming a connection with the rebellious Ishigami as she challenges her rigid moral code. As romance blooms throughout the academy, the student council pulls their less traditional friends into a series of increasingly hilarious situations.

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.

In a Tokyo drenched by relentless rain, Hodaka Morishima, a runaway high school student, fights to survive while working at a small publishing company. Hina Amano, an orphan striving to support her younger sibling, is also searching for employment. Their lives intersect when Hodaka saves Hina from a group of menacing men, and the two flee together. Hodaka soon discovers that Hina holds a unique power: through prayer, she can summon sunshine. Observing Tokyo's peculiar weather, Hodaka sees an opportunity and proposes that Hina become a "sunshine girl," using her ability to bring light to people during difficult times. While their circumstances initially improve, they soon realize that wielding such power carries severe consequences.

Following a relaxing yet unforgettable summer break, the second semester is in full swing at Shuchiin Academy. As September approaches, Kaguya Shinomiya struggles with how to properly celebrate Miyuki Shirogane's upcoming birthday. Simultaneously, the term for the 67th student council is nearing its conclusion. With council members now dispersed across different classes, the time Kaguya and Miyuki have left to execute their elaborate schemes together is dwindling. A fierce election to select the next student council looms on the horizon, featuring several contenders vying for the position of president.

After defeating Boros and his army, Saitama goes back to his normal life in Z-City. Yet, monster attacks become more frequent, putting a heavy strain on the Hero Association's resources. To cope, the organization hatches a daring scheme to enlist criminals as temporary allies. At the first recruitment gathering, a mysterious figure named Garou steps forward, claims to be a monster, and immediately launches a brutal attack on those present. Garou's assault on the Hero Association only grows worse as he overwhelms every hero he faces. It eventually comes to light that he was once the top student of the famous martial artist Silverfang, though his true intentions remain a mystery. Regardless, this powerful adversary seems impossible to defeat. Intrigued by the enigma of this new threat and motivated by a cash prize, Saitama decides to join a peculiar martial arts tournament. As the tournament unfolds and Garou's attacks persist, a massive danger arises that threatens all of humanity. Could this be the devastating catastrophe predicted by the seer Madame Shibabawa?

At the elite Shuchiin Academy, Miyuki Shirogane and Kaguya Shinomiya serve as the student body's most distinguished leaders. Miyuki, hailed as the nation's top scholar and respected by both students and staff, holds the title of student council president. His counterpart, Vice President Kaguya, the eldest daughter of the powerful Shinomiya family, matches him in every achievement. Revered across the campus, they are frequently viewed as the perfect couple. Despite mutual romantic feelings, neither Miyuki nor Kaguya is willing to make the first move. Admitting love first would mean losing prestige and appearing inferior. Consequently, fueled by pride and determination, they launch a strategic battle to make the other confess without ever surrendering the advantage.

Mitsuha Miyamizu, a high school girl, yearns to flee her quiet rural town for the electric atmosphere of Tokyo, a reality distant from her present life. Taki Tachibana, a city-dwelling student with dreams of becoming an architect, balances his academics and a part-time job within the urban bustle. Suddenly, Mitsuha finds herself inhabiting Taki's body in Tokyo, while Taki awakens in Mitsuha's body in the countryside. Motivated to unravel this bizarre phenomenon, they embark on a quest to locate one another. Their experiences of living each other's lives deeply influence their paths, intertwining their destinies through fate and serendipitous meetings.

In One-Punch Man, Saitama, a hero with an unremarkable appearance, dedicated three years to intense training to fulfill his childhood dream, a pursuit that cost him all his hair. Now possessing such immense power that he can defeat any enemy with a single punch, he faces an unexpected problem: the lack of challenging battles leaves him feeling bored. His routine is upended when Genos, a 19-year-old cyborg, witnesses Saitama's extraordinary abilities and begs to become his disciple. Genos suggests they register with the Hero Association to gain formal recognition for their deeds. Puzzled by the fact that his identity remains unknown despite his feats, Saitama agrees. As he forges bonds with new allies and confronts fresh threats, Saitama joins the Association in hopes of reigniting the passion for combat he once cherished.