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Specials included on the DVDs.

Specials included on the DVDs for the second season.

Running for fourteen minutes, this theatrical short was released alongside the third Keroro Gunsou film and serves as a prequel to the Mushakero arc from season five of the anime. Set in Ranstar, the story follows the Keroro platoon as they do battle with the Vipers. Ranstar's world draws inspiration from Japan's Sengoku period, with all characters clad in outfits reminiscent of that era.

The second season continues following a woman and her many cats, based on a real cat owner's blog. Joining the cast this time is voice actress Miki Nakatani, recognized for her performances in 'Ringu' and 'Densha Otoko.'

Inspired by an ancient legend, the short film Dojoji Temple narrates the tale of a young priest who becomes the target of a young woman's intense infatuation and lust. When he rejects her, her desperation grows until she transforms into a massive serpent. The priest hides beneath the temple's bell, but the woman's passion is so fierce that there is no escape. This short animation, directed by Kihachiro Kawamoto, combines stop-motion with traditional animation techniques.

Reinya works at a convenience store and seems like a normal girl, but she is actually the Phantom Thief Reinya. With her assistant Chuutarou, she uses a secret hideout located directly beneath the convenience store to devise plans for stealing various gold treasures. They are opposed by an inept trio consisting of a perverted police inspector, a policewoman who is a natural airhead, and a detective who is completely infatuated with Reinya—all of whom operate from a police station situated right next to Reinya's convenience store.

Based on a manga about cats and their sake loving owner.

Fuyuki Hinata and the Keroro Platoon are exploring an old temple in the mountaintop city of Machu Picchu, Peru. During their search, Keroro accidentally triggers a trap, and they stumble upon a hidden chamber. Inside, a large blue crystal rests on a stand with a key inserted into it. Keroro leans on the key, activating a mysterious machine that shakes the entire temple. Realizing the danger, the group rushes out. As they flee, Keroro drops his Kero Ball, and Fuyuki catches a brief glimpse of a glowing young woman before being forced to exit. He tries to tell Keroro about her, but cannot say more. The group escapes safely, while the girl—now sprouting glowing wings—watches them leave. Back in the chamber, something begins growing inside the crystal.

Twenty-five years after Éclair and Lumière saved the galaxy from imminent destruction in the original Kiddy Grade series, the GTO (Galactic Trade Organization)—established following the downfall of the GOTT (Galactic Organization of Trade and Tariffs)—operates to maintain universal peace by fighting criminal activity. Their specialized ES division, modeled after the GOTT's ES (Encounter of Shadow-work) force, now includes publicly recognized ES member candidates. The story centers on two such trainees, Ascoeur and Q-feuille, as they strive to achieve ES membership.

Huey Anthony Disward and Dalian make their way to Sergeant Callavos's estate, believed to be the site of a Phantom Book. With the help of a local herbalist named Thalia, they arrive at a secluded village and begin looking into the matter. Although it is reported that Callavos and his family died in a major fire six months earlier, his daughter Florence has been spotted in the surrounding forests, raising suspicions that she may have started the blaze. To settle these claims, Huey and Dalian head to the manor and uncover the reality behind a sorrowful history.

Beneath the surface of everyday life, a hidden world of agony and devastation exists. This world is dominated by a shadowy brotherhood that hides its claws behind human masks—the Chronos Corporation. While looking into a strange explosion near his school, Sho Fukamachi discovers Chronos's ultimate creation: a biomechanical suit of armor called "the Guyver." But Chronos will do anything to keep its secrets hidden. Sho soon finds himself hunted without mercy by their army of grotesque bio-monsters. With no way out, Sho must unleash the terrifying power of the Guyver and tear his enemies apart in a desperate fight for survival.

The Mizuchi bloodline has been pursued by Yokai, or monsters, for ages. Toru and Noboru Takagami are descendants of this family, and on their grandmother's authority, they are entrusted with a secret tool to fight these creatures. That tool is Tenko Kugen, an fox deity able to assume the form of either a man or a woman at will. This playful god is accompanied by a shrine maiden, Ko, and the two move into the Takagami brothers' home. Life just got a lot more complicated.

In her first job at Holbein Entertainment Co., Miki Ishimoto is assigned to manage an idol group made up entirely of statues. Fresh out of school and ready to begin her career, Miki quickly discovers that her department is responsible for overseeing the Sekkou Boys, also known as "The Rockies." The group consists of four Greco-Roman statues—St. George, Mars, Hermes, and Medici—who are entering the entertainment industry under Miki's direction. The question is whether the Sekkou Boys can reach great success or if Miki's management will make their path to fame a rocky one.

Extra short anime featuring Holo from BD volumes 1 and 2.

After his father vanishes, Itsuki Iba is forced to assume control of the family enterprise: a magician dispatch service. The company recruits numerous magicians and other supernatural entities to deploy them for clients requiring magical aid. As the new leader, Itsuki is expected to be stern, authoritative, and dependable, yet a significant hurdle remains: he is a coward. Furthermore, operating a successful business demands building strong connections with his staff, a task made considerably harder by his own personality. Beyond managing his internal team, Itsuki must also confront external forces that threaten the very existence of the family business.

In "King of Thorn," a lethal virus called Medousa spreads worldwide, turning people to stone with no known cure, pushing humanity to the brink of extinction. The only hope lies in Venus Gate Corporation's bold initiative: placing 160 individuals into deep cryogenic stasis for up to a century, awaiting a potential remedy. Among those chosen is Kasumi Ishiki, who is deeply distressed by the thought of being separated from her twin sister, Shizuku. Despite her anxiety, they cling to the hope of eventual reunion. When Kasumi awakens, reality is nothing like she expected. The cryo-facility is overrun with thorny vines, and monstrous creatures threaten the few survivors. Most of the awakened are lost to the chaos, but Kasumi endures alongside a handful of others. Together, they navigate the labyrinthine facility, determined to uncover the truth behind the Medousa virus and expose Venus Gate Corporation's hidden motives.

After the Battle of Britannia drove back the Neuroi and liberated Gallia, Yoshika Miyafuji, a veteran of the 501st Joint Fighter Wing, goes back to Fuso to finish her middle school education. Despite her accomplishments, Yoshika's struggles continue. She finds a letter supposedly from her deceased father, containing blueprints for an advanced Striker Unit he was developing before his death. This custom equipment could channel Yoshika's strong magic more efficiently than ever. At the same time, a fresh danger emerges across Europe. A massive Neuroi nest, bigger and more powerful than any seen before, appears above Venezia, overwhelming local Witch forces and quickly expanding into northern territories. Compounding the crisis, a newly discovered humanoid Neuroi is trying to make contact with humans. Unwilling to abandon her comrades, Yoshika departs again to face these threats on the devastated European front.

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.

R-15 follows Taketo Akutagawa, a boy enrolled at Inspiration Academy Private High School, an institution for prodigies. Taketo is a gifted novelist who specializes in writing erotic literature. In spite of the unfavorable opinions many hold about him, he strives to become the top student in his class and achieve recognition as the world's finest author.

Takuma Hirose, a young male high school student, is blind, though the reason for his loss of sight is a mystery. Seeking a cure, he is sent to stay with his uncle in a rural village. There, he comes across several girls, three of whom leave a particularly strong impression: Hayami Kohinata, Hinata Kangura, and Otoha. When Otoha temporarily restores his vision, Hirose puts his recovered sight to use in helping the people around him. He soon learns that, for reasons unknown, Hayami Kohinata is ostracized by the villagers, and he does all he can to lend her a hand. Meanwhile, the village harbors many sorrowful secrets that gradually come to light...

This OVA episode from "Kore wa Zombie Desu ka? Of the Dead" was not broadcast on television. Serving as the 11th episode, it was included with the sixth volume of the manga release.

The story of Fortune Arterial centers on protagonist Kohei Hasekura, who transfers to a prestigious public institution offering a combined six-year junior and senior high school curriculum modeled after British educational traditions. This school is located on Tamatsu Island, an island situated off the coast of mainland Japan and accessible solely via boat. Shortly after his arrival, Kohei learns that Erika Sendo, a girl in the classroom next to his, is actually a vampire.

Taito experiences persistent drowsiness and recurring dreams of a vampire woman claiming to have poisoned him. Sometimes he believes he can hear her voice while awake. His life changes dramatically after he unexpectedly survives a fatal accident, making him suspect that his dreams are more real than he first assumed.

Six months ago, Lord Hugh Anthony Disward—commonly called Huey—was left orphaned after the death of his eccentric grandfather, Sir Wesley Disward, a celebrated collector of rare books. According to Wesley's will, Huey must take over the Bibliotheca Mystica de Dantalian, a library filled with forbidden knowledge, and look after a secretive young woman named Dalian to inherit the estate and all its contents. After settling into the mansion, Huey receives a summons from an old enemy of his grandfather. Sensing danger, Dalian—who knows that this foe caused Wesley's death—accompanies Huey. They discover that the adversary possesses a Phantom Book, a cursed volume Wesley had tried to seal away. When the book threatens their safety, Huey learns that Dalian and the Bibliotheca Mystica de Dantalian are one and the same; she grants him access to the knowledge stored within her. From that point onward, Dalian and Huey work together to lock away the dangerous Phantom Book, beginning a unique partnership as they unravel mysteries involving other such cursed texts.

Love, drama, and pure-hearted romance return as we revisit the troubled couples, drawing parallels between each of their relationships. Misaki Takahashi thought Haruhiko Usami was already a handful, until a new love interest appears, sending their relationship into another downward spiral as both hope to find a way to reconcile. For the other couples, episodes center on Hiroki's struggles with his pride, Shinobu's age gap with his lover, Nowaki's patience and devotion, Miyagi's past and present loves, and Usagi-san's family issues. All of this means each couple faces a multitude of obstacles in their pure-hearted, forbidden love lives.

In Japan, the government operates a secret unit called the Supernatural Disaster Countermeasures Division (SDCD), which works to protect the public from hidden threats. The team handles these dangers quietly, avoiding any public awareness. Their efforts are put at risk when a member betrays them. Kagura Tsuchimiya, who lost her mother years ago, finds a new home with the Isayama family and develops a deep, sisterly bond with their daughter, Yomi. As they grow older, both join the SDCD as skilled exorcists. Despite their early closeness, the growing demands of their sacred duty and unresolved family problems create a divide between them. One fully commits to her path as an exorcist, while the other falls into darkness, heading toward a journey with no hope of return.

In the city where Yuuto Amakawa lives, his life is fairly ordinary aside from his cat allergies and attending school with his neighbor, Rinko. However, everything takes a dramatic turn on his 16th birthday when an Ayakashi, a supernatural creature, attacks him due to his ancestors' misdeeds. Himari, a secretive swordswoman with cat ears, saves him and reveals that Yuuto is destined to carry on his family's legacy as a demon hunter. With the protective charm that shielded him from the supernatural now failing, Himari must become his guardian. "Omamori Himari" chronicles Yuuto's journey as he faces numerous supernatural threats and deals with a growing group of women who come into his life, each with their own sinister motives. Will Yuuto embrace this new and exciting existence, or will the sins of his ancestors haunt him?

In "Junjo Romantica," high school student Misaki Takahashi accidentally witnesses his older brother being embraced by a stranger, who turns out to be Akihiko Usami—a famous novelist and a close friend of the brother. As their relationship develops, Akihiko becomes Misaki’s private tutor, and Misaki begins to wonder about Akihiko’s true intentions after discovering his latest boys-love novel. Meanwhile, Hiroki Kamijou, a university professor of classical literature and a friend of Akihiko, is dealing with the aftermath of a failed romance. On the verge of an emotional collapse, he meets Nowaki Kusama, a student asking for academic help to prepare for an upcoming exam. Hiroki initially refuses but later agrees, and a relationship starts to grow, revealing hidden truths about Nowaki. Separately, wealthy teenager Shinobu Takatsuki learns that his sister has divorced You Miyagi, a colleague of Hiroki. Recalling a past incident where You saved him from a robbery, Shinobu becomes determined to court the teacher, despite You’s attempts to keep his distance. It soon becomes clear that Shinobu is steadfast in pursuing what he believes is their fated love. "Junjo Romantica" intertwines these three love stories, exploring the challenges and developments for each couple.

Rintarou Okabe reaches his breaking point emotionally and tells time traveler Suzuha Amane he can no longer assist her in preventing World War III, believing any more attempts to save Makise Kurisu are pointless. Following this, Okabe abandons his mad scientist persona and becomes a regular university student. His close friend Mayuri Shiina notices what seems like an improvement in his mental state and feels relieved. However, a lingering problem continues to bother Okabe. "Steins;Gate: Kyoukaimenjou no Missing Link - Divide By Zero" presents a key divergence—a timeline where the weight of fate exceeds what one can endure.

Sakurai Tomoki has grown accustomed to his daily life alongside the two angeloids, Ikaros and Nymph, and is having a great time. Still, he keeps experiencing strange dreams and asks all his friends to help him figure out what is causing them. Nymph creates a device that allows humans—but not angeloids—to enter other people's dreams. The gadget initially malfunctions, but eventually they manage to reach what should have been Tomoki's dream, only to find that something is seriously off about it. Later, a meteor crashes down from the sky at the spot beneath the large cherry blossom tree where Tomoki first discovered Ikaros. A blonde angeloid with a very large figure and a massive sword steps out of the meteor and begins looking for Tomoki!

In Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu, Sergeant Sousuke Sagara is tasked with protecting Kaname Chidori, a high-value military asset, while she attends Jindai High School. His poor grasp of social conventions and everyday civilian life triggers a series of humorous and perilous incidents that disrupt the tranquil school atmosphere Kaname values. Sousuke resorts to an array of weapons to handle both actual and imagined dangers, while Kaname struggles to fulfill her role as student council vice president and rein in his over-the-top behavior. On certain missions, Sousuke dons a disguise as the popular theme park mascot, Bonta-kun, turning the outfit into a high-tech exoskeleton, though it has one flaw—the voice synthesizer only produces the sound "mofu." The story follows the pair's attempts to maintain a typical school life amid the turmoil they unintentionally create.

In "Is This a Zombie? of the Dead," Ayumu Aikawa is brought back to life as a zombie by the beautiful necromancer Eucliwood Hellscythe. Following the wild and chaotic events of the first season of Is This a Zombie?, Ayumu believed he could return to something resembling a normal existence, even as an undead. But fate has other ideas for him, showing once more that certain people are destined for never-ending trials.

Panty and Stocking—the Anarchy Sisters—are a pair of foul-mouthed angels who got kicked out of Heaven for being total bitches. Now they spend their nights blowing up ghosts in the grimy void between Heaven and Earth. Panty’s obsessed with sex, Stocking’s hooked on sweets, and their afro-sporting buddy Garter Belt has a fetish we can’t talk about. Together, they’re turning the dangerous streets of Daten City into a mess of bodily fluids. Ghosts don’t stand a chance against their lingerie of mass destruction, and if this depraved duo can collect enough Heaven Coins, they might just get their halos back. It’s a long shot in hell, but anything can happen when you’re going commando, especially with Panty and Stocking!

Since childhood, Tomoki Sakurai has been haunted by recurring nightmares of an angel. Concerned for him, his friend Sohara Mitsuki seeks the advice of Eishirou Sugata, an eccentric sky enthusiast. Eishirou suspects Tomoki's visions are connected to the New World, a baffling aerial phenomenon that has left researchers stumped. To investigate, the trio establishes the New World Discovery Club, and Eishirou organizes a special event to observe the skies. However, Tomoki's mundane existence is upended when a mysterious girl descends from the heavens and proclaims him her master. The narrative follows the daily exploits of the New World Discovery Club as they gradually piece together the truth regarding the Angeloids that have begun appearing on Earth.

Merchant Kraft Lawrence continues his northern journey alongside the wolf deity Holo in search of her lost home, Yoitsu. Along the way, they accumulate modest earnings while uncovering more details about Holo's history. However, the road to Yoitsu is fraught with difficulties. Lawrence meets another merchant who displays a keen interest in Holo, causing him to doubt whether she will remain by his side. Amidst hazardous business dealings, Lawrence clings to his dream of eventually owning a shop of his own. Confronted by these trials, he is forced to reevaluate his bond with Holo, embrace new trading prospects, and determine if it is time for the goddess and himself to part ways.

After becoming involved with the vibrant Haruhi Suzumiya and her SOS Brigade, Kyon finds himself swept up in a succession of extraordinary adventures. Formerly a skeptic regarding the supernatural, he now routinely faces inexplicable phenomena. Together with the timid Mikuru Asahina, the detached Yuki Nagato, and the perpetually upbeat Itsuki Koizumi, Kyon encounters occurrences that defy rational explanation. Be it during summer vacation or at a school festival, any event organized by the club inevitably takes an eccentric twist, all due to Haruhi's influence.

After spending a year in America, Kurisu Makise returns to Akihabara to reunite with Rintarou Okabe. However, their reunion is abruptly interrupted when Okabe begins suffering from repeated visions of alternate timelines, exposing the enduring repercussions of his time-travel exploits. These disturbances ultimately cause Okabe to vanish from existence, leaving Kurisu as the sole bearer of memories regarding him. Confronted with despair, Kurisu faces a harrowing decision that tests both her scientific convictions and her connection to Okabe. She must choose between heeding his warnings against time travel to preserve world line stability or disregarding them to rescue the person she holds dearest. Regardless of her choice, the outcome will cast profound ripples across the past, present, and future.

While in his second year of high school, Ayumu Aikawa meets his demise while investigating a peculiar house. He awakens beside Eucliwood Hellscythe, an armored girl who reveals herself as a necromancer responsible for reviving him as a zombie. Armed with this new undead existence, Ayumu sets out to discover who was responsible for his death. During a search through a cemetery, he encounters Haruna, a boisterous and energetic girl dressed as a magical girl, battling a bear wielding a chainsaw. After she defeats the creature, Haruna attempts to wipe Ayumu's memory, but instead, he inadvertently drains her magical powers. Stripped of her abilities, Haruna forces Ayumu to assume her role of hunting Megalo, dangerous beings that threaten humans. The narrative unfolds through the chaotic and bizarre daily life of Ayumu, now a zombie, as he adapts to a world where the supernatural is a normal occurrence.

Basara Toujou's initial encounter with his new stepsister takes a sour turn in a restroom. His life is upended when his father brings home two stunning young women to join the family: the Naruse sisters, consisting of the voluptuous redhead Mio and the petite silver-haired Maria. Their human guise quickly dissolves to reveal their true nature as demons. Mio is the only daughter of a former Demon Lord, while Maria serves as her devoted succubus companion. This shocking discovery also unveils Basara's own lineage as a member of the Hero clan, the ancient adversaries of demonkind. Despite this historic rivalry, Basara feels an undeniable pull toward his new family. Opting to protect rather than fight, he forms a master-servant pact with Mio, pledging to guard her with his unique powers. Now, Basara faces the arduous challenge of shielding his new relatives from the gaze of the Heroes and the hostility of other demons, all while harboring a troubling personal secret.

In the tranquil village of Pasloe, Holo, a powerful wolf deity, was once honored for bestowing blessings upon the yearly harvest. However, as the locals became more self-sufficient, Holo's influence dwindled until she was remembered only as a legend. When the traveling merchant Kraft Lawrence visits the village, Holo suggests a deal: she will aid him in return for his assistance in returning her to her homeland, Yoitsu. Acknowledging Holo's unique ability to perceive the true intentions of others, Lawrence accepts the proposal. Combining his shrewd business acumen with Holo's captivating companionship, Lawrence draws nearer to his ambition of establishing his own shop. Nevertheless, as they traverse the countryside in search of lucrative ventures, Lawrence finds his original objectives evolving in unforeseen directions.

This series chronicles the daily escapades of three high school friends and classmates: Mio Naganohara, Yuuko Aioi, and Mai Minakami. Their routines become entangled with those of the child prodigy Hakase Shinonome, her robotic assistant Nano, and their feline companion Sakamoto. For these six individuals and their broader circle of acquaintances, every day blends mundane tranquility with utter chaos. Incidents span the ordinary, such as attending school, to the bizarre, including being pecked by a talking crow or witnessing the principal suplex a deer. Through these events, Nichijou depicts a life that is simultaneously strangely normal and entirely unconventional.

Ganta Igarashi begins an ordinary day preparing for a school excursion to Deadman Wonderland, an amusement park where incarcerated performers stage perilous shows for spectators. However, his routine is shattered when a figure cloaked in red brutally massacres his entire class. Wrongfully accused and sentenced to death, Ganta is incarcerated within the very facility he was meant to tour. Thrust into a harsh environment populated by vicious inmates and bizarre supernatural abilities, Ganta is forced to wear a lethal collar that only deactivates when he succeeds in the prison's deadly competitions. To endure this treacherous setting where trust is scarce, he must constantly gamble with his life while hunting down the enigmatic "Red Man" to clear his name.

Fueled by an insatiable drive for discovery, scientist Rintarou Okabe, alongside his kind but forgetful friend Mayuri Shiina and his roommate Itaru Hashida, founds the Future Gadget Laboratory. While their ambition is to invent technology that defies human comprehension, their most notable creation to date is a microwave that transforms bananas into an eerie green substance. Okabe's attendance at a symposium regarding time travel triggers a series of events that unveil the Phone Microwave's latent capabilities. He realizes the device can transmit text messages to the past, and as he tests this power, the clandestine organization SERN becomes dangerously involved. As Okabe contends with the fallout of shifting timelines, he and his friends face relentless peril. He is forced to repair the fractures in history while fighting to preserve his sanity and safeguard the people he holds dear.