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An educational series to teach children safety measures against kidnapping, burglary, and other crime.

In "Curry no Kuni no Coburoux," Coburoux is a prince of the Curry Kingdom yet decides to go to a regular school where he lives just like an ordinary student. He deals with everyday school problems: getting scolded by teachers, being made to stand as punishment, doing errands for a cook, and putting up with teasing from a girl he likes. He often wonders whether his actions are appropriate for a prince. Surrounded by his peculiar classmates and the eccentric inhabitants of the Curry Kingdom, Coburoux goes through his days filled with anxiety and self-doubt.

One day, a robot called "Digi-girl" unexpectedly crashes from the sky and lands near Nails' nail salon, where Nails, a passionate nail artist obsessed with all things kawaii, runs her business. Nails decides to take in Digi-girl, expecting her to help with household chores. However, Nails soon discovers that Digi-girl is completely incapable of doing housework properly and constantly creates disastrous messes. Furthermore, Digi-girl causes chaos wherever she goes, whether at school or on the streets. This heartwarming and "pop"-infused story revolves around a robot girl interacting with the quirky inhabitants of the town.

Classic samurai movies and absurd humor collide when fruit-headed warriors cross blades and tempers!

The fifth season of Masuda Kousuke Gekijou Gag Manga Biyori.

Based on a shounen gag manga by Masuda Kousuke serialised in Monthly Shounen Jump.

The story follows Akiba-chan and four other TV and game enthusiasts who live together at the Maison de Akiba apartment complex. This computer-animated series is produced by Buildup Entertainment (creators of Gundam: Mission To The Rise and Macross Plus), directed by Junya Kabe (Specter, D), with character designs by Poyoyon Rock (Nurse Witch Komugi, Starship Girl Yamamoto Yohko).

This anime adapts Masuda Kosuke's famous gag manga, known for its cynical and sarcastic humor. It presents independent 5-minute episodes that showcase a wide variety of characters, including historical figures.

This vibrant, chaotic, and absurd series features a wide variety of storylines and characters. There is no logical continuity between episodes. The first installment centers on stickers found inside bags of snacks.

In the fourth season of Kaitou Joker, the enigmatic Mysterious Joker continues his exploits as a audacious and elusive philanthropist rather than a conventional thief. Journeying across the globe with his culinary partner Hachi, they hunt for hidden treasures. Along the way, they evade law enforcement and face off in various contests while striving to find the fabled Timeslip Treasure.

During the third season of Kaitou Joker, the enigmatic thief Joker continues his worldwide treasure hunt, joined by his partner and chef Hachi. They face numerous obstacles, from evading law enforcement to entering various competitions, while their primary objective stays fixed on securing the Timeslip Treasure.

In Pugyuru, a high school student identified only as Ma$%^&* encounters Cheko, a maid hailing from a maid village who possesses extraordinary abilities such as melting, flying, and detaching her head. As the narrative progresses, a host of odd characters join them, including a snow fairy that cannot endure the cold and a talking giant squid. The series immerses viewers in a realm filled with nonsense, driven by a humorous atmosphere.

As a young child, Miu was captivated by the piano and started taking lessons. By the time the story begins, Miu is in middle school. She is timid and speaks softly, with little confidence in herself. Those around her would call her “sweet” and “quiet.” She has been studying piano for years, and while others tell her she has become quite skilled, Miu herself believes she is not truly good at anything—including the piano. Her instructor, Mr. Shirakawa, often grows frustrated with her performances. Though she plays every note with perfect accuracy, her heart is absent from the music. Meanwhile, Miu has reached an age where she begins to notice boys, and this shy girl has taken an interest in the handsome Kazuya Takahashi—even though he has not taken any notice of her. This is Miu’s story. It is about a young girl on a journey to find the melody hidden in her own heart, and the bravery to let it be heard.

The seal that held the fallen angels Kirin no Yuda and Houou no Ruka has been shattered, and the two decide to take revenge on the God who cast them into Hell by destroying the Heavens they once belonged to. Soon, guardian angels on Earth start vanishing, with no one in Heaven able to explain the disappearances. However, a vengeful animal spirit is suspected to be behind it, leading to the summoning of the four Saint Beasts to investigate. The 4 Gods of Beasts attempt to rescue the missing guardian angels while uncovering the true nature of this malevolent animal spirit.

Gag Manga Biyori presents an anime centered on absolutely nothing. It consists of twelve brief episodes lasting five minutes each, with each story developing only a minimal plot. The series draws humor from the most idiotic concepts, yet it remains quite funny.

Koua Academy gathers Japan's most talented individuals and students, with the goal of training them to become future global leaders. However, the school has recently seen a rising number of suicides, and almost no information about these incidents is released to the public. Fujimiya Aya is sent undercover as a teacher to investigate the academy. In reality, there is a link between Koua Academy and the frequent terrorist activities occurring worldwide. As a result, Persia also assigns Hidaka Ken and Kudou Youji to the mission, tasking them with uncovering the truth behind the academy and its connection to these events.

Uruno, a worthless wolf, travels the road in search of a new home when he stumbles upon a forest teeming with "useless animals"—creatures that fail to embody their species' typical traits. Following a brief clash with Usahara, a short-tempered rabbit who smokes, Uruno initially decides to leave but changes his mind upon encountering Chiiko, an awkward cheetah girl. Struck by love at first sight, he resolves to stay for her sake, holding onto the hope that despite being a good-for-nothing, he might eventually win her heart. This dream remains precarious, however, as daily life with the forest's other eccentric inhabitants—including the aforementioned smoking rabbit, a sake-drinking unicorn, a near-sighted eagle, an orca incapable of swimming, and a shy pegasus—threatens to wear him down.

At Daimon High School, students resolve their conflicts by engaging in duels within the official K-Fight battle arena. Ryoko Mitsurugi, a samurai girl and the undefeated K-Fight champion, is summoned by a mysterious Priestess to defend Earth from an invasion originating from the alternate dimension of Solvania. She must confront battles that challenge her abilities, her relationships, and her emotions, all to discover her genuine power as a samurai warrior.

Ange becomes trapped within the Seijuu Universe, and her only way out is to awaken the Queen of Seijuu. To accomplish this, she must gather nine new guardians. However, convincing these people to give up their current lives and dedicate themselves to protecting someone else proves to be a difficult task.

A girl named Ange gets summoned to a Sacred Land and is selected as the Legendary Etoile. Her mission is to rescue the newly-formed Cosmos of the Holy Beast, which has recently encountered a crisis. With the assistance of nine Guardians—each wielding one of the nine elements—she sets out on a journey to revive the dying land of the Holy Beast and to find her true self.

Popee the Performer follows a circus located in the middle of a desert. Each episode centers on the small group of characters as they try to practice their acts, but things often devolve into the characters comically trying to harm one another in typical cartoon fashion. The main attraction, Popee, is a clown dressed in a peculiar red-striped jumpsuit with bunny ears. He is skilled at juggling, clowning around, and producing large knives and small bombs from nowhere. However, he is not skilled at ever carrying out his malicious schemes to injure his poor assistant or the circus owner. His mischievous personality is what propels each episode forward.

Chihiro Enomoto is a first-year student who has just arrived at Rikkyoin High School. He lost his parents in a traffic accident when he was ten years old, and has since lived only with his older sister Shinobu. Skilled at cooking and cleaning, he handles all the household chores. On his first day of school, he falls in love at first sight with Tokino, a girl with orange hair, when he meets her in the school library. Another girl, Ritsuko—who wears a big yellow helmet and is Chihiro's childhood friend as well as the student council chair—instantly falls for him after their long-awaited reunion. However, she is not the only one with feelings for him. This story follows a one-year campaign among the candidates for the next student government leaders, who are also selected by lottery (kujibiki), as they compete to obtain the position.

The notion that words can be wielded like weapons in the art of negotiation lies at the heart of the acclaimed manga Yu-go, which ran in Kodansha's Afternoon Magazine for over ten years. Beppu Yuugo is recognized as the world's finest negotiator, relying exclusively on the power of speech. Rather than turning to violence or intimidation, he draws upon extensive knowledge and calm logic, placing his faith in the fundamental humanity of others. This approach has brought him success in countless high-stakes negotiations. The story focuses on two of his most significant cases—one set in Russia and another in Pakistan—where Yuugo confronts his opponents amid the unforgiving conditions of the Pakistani desert and the frozen expanses of Siberia.

After a plant-eating dinosaur discovers a lost egg, she brings it to her nest. When a carnivorous dinosaur hatches from it, she decides to keep him, naming him Heart and raising him alongside her own young. Heart later struggles with the vegetarian diet enforced on him and eventually runs away in shame upon realizing his true need for meat. Growing into a feared predator, Heart encounters a situation mirroring his own past when he finds an egg from a species he would normally hunt. When the baby emerges, Heart comments that it looks delicious, which the herbivore mistakes for its name: Umasou. Unable to eat a creature that views him as a parent, Heart reluctantly becomes its guardian. Just as his mother once did, Heart must now raise a child deemed unacceptable by society, navigating a harsh world and the inherent conflict between predator and prey.

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

Following the death of her grandfather, Hamaji Ooyama lives alone on a remote mountain, surviving by hunting. When her brother, a samurai in training in Edo, writes to her, he invites her to join him in the city. Upon arriving, she sees six dog heads displayed publicly—these belong to the Fuse, a group of eight part-human, part-dog beings causing trouble in Edo. After helping a strange man flee from pursuers, Hamaji reaches her brother's home. He asks for her assistance in capturing the last two Fuse members to collect a bounty offered by the Shogunate. However, the task is complicated because the Fuse can blend perfectly into human society, and the man she aided earlier shows traits typical of the Fuse.

During her summer vacation at her grandparents' home, the cheerful and upbeat student Tamai Shiina encounters a strange creature. She forms a deep bond with it and names it Hoshimaru, which translates to "The Round Star." After returning to school following the break, Shiina discovers that other children have also developed connections with similar mysterious beings. However, she quickly comes to understand that not all of these creatures and their human partners are as kind as her own.

In the midst of a long-standing war between the Levamme Empire and the Amatsukami Imperium, the Levamme prince declares his love for Juana del Moral and vows to conclude the war within a year as part of his marriage offer. Upon discovering this, the Amatsukami launch an assault on the del Moral estate with the intent to eliminate Juana. To ensure the prince receives his betrothed, the San Maltilia Airforce enlists a bestado, a mixed-blood mercenary, to covertly transport Juana to the Levamme capital. The pilot, Charles, accepts the dangerous assignment, but navigating the treacherous journey across the ocean into hostile territory proves to be far more challenging than anticipated.

In "Genshiken 2," the Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture, or Genshiken, is now led by the increasingly confident Sasahara. During the break, the otaku club experiences several changes, including the arrival of a new member, Ogiue, who openly criticizes otaku culture. Sasahara's plan to create a doujin circle and sell their fan-made works at the upcoming Comic Market starts to take shape, but the path is filled with unexpected obstacles, such as a growing interest in crossplay. At the same time, the club is buzzing with speculation about the developing relationship between Tanaka and Ohno.

High school student Tamaki Kasuga once believed gods and spirits were nothing more than myths, but that changes when she moves to her grandmother's home in the secluded village of Kifumura. After arriving, she meets strange beings and learns that her bloodline includes the Tamayori Princess, giving her the duty to seal away gods and ghosts in order to protect mankind. At first uncertain, Tamaki finds it harder to deny her new situation, especially with the five attractive male guardians constantly watching over her. Her new role turns out to be far more difficult than she expected, and she encounters many dangers along the way. Can Tamaki manage the heavy burden placed upon her?

Kimihiro Watanuki lives an uncommon existence, gifted with a rare talent for perceiving spirits. In this follow-up to xxxHOLiC, he persists in laboring for Yuuko, the eccentric proprietor of a mysterious store, who vowed to rid him of his supernatural vision. Yet Yuuko can fulfill that promise only after Watanuki has sufficiently proven himself through his actions. This rule applies to every visitor who comes to the shop wanting a wish fulfilled: the cost must equal the desire. Operating in a realm that connects the living world and the afterlife, Watanuki spends his days performing household tasks for Yuuko and her associates, as well as aiding other clients. He faces these trials together with his schoolmates—Shizuka Doumeki, his supposed love rival, and Himawari Kunogi, for whom he has romantic feelings—all while contending with the numerous issues brought by Yuuko’s customers and the ongoing problems that trouble him and his friends.

Kisaragi Ryuji is a high school student living a quiet life. Everything changes when his second cousin Eriko returns, and together they take a relic box from a black market dealer. Inside the box, they discover a red dragon girl named Rose. To keep Rose safe from a dangerous criminal organization, Ryuji resolves to employ his abilities as a relic handler.

In Kyoto, the tanuki and tengu have coexisted with unaware humans for centuries. Yasaburou Shimogamo, the third son of a distinguished tanuki family, spends his carefree days looking after an old tengu, using his shape-shifting abilities to observe people, and interacting with the enigmatic Benten. But beneath this tranquil life lies a grim past: Yasaburou's father, once the leader of the tanuki community, was captured and devoured by a human group called the Friday Fellows. Uchouten Kazoku follows the Shimogamo brothers as they try to avoid meeting the same end while gradually uncovering the truths behind their father's death.

Sasahara Kanji enters college as a freshman and decides to join a student club where he can reveal his secret passion for manga, anime, and gaming. When he first visits Genshiken, which stands for "Gendai Shikaku Bunka Kenkyuu Kai" (Society for the Study of Modern Visual Culture), his unfounded pride gets crushed by the schemes of Madarame, a sophomore member of the club, yet he still refuses to admit he is an otaku. But as he takes part in club activities like visiting dojin (self-published) shops and anime festivals, and spends time with fellow members—Kosaka (a hardcore otaku despite his good looks and extreme quirks), Kosaka's girlfriend Kasuga Saki (who is not really an otaku), Ohno (a cosplayer), and others—his mind opens up, and he decides he will carve his own path into the otaku world. With their support, Sasahara slowly gets accustomed to otaku life within Genshiken.

In Shibuya, a series of murders known as the "New Generation Madness" are generating growing local buzz due to their notoriety. Nonetheless, these "New Gen" killings barely impact Takumi Nishijou, a high school otaku prone to delusions and a persistent sense of being watched by unseen eyes. Apathetic toward the outside world, Takumi spends his time on online games and anime. His routine is abruptly disrupted when he receives a graphic image of a man impaled on a wall from a user named Shogun. After recovering his composure at an internet café, Takumi unexpectedly encounters the very crime scene from the image, along with a blood-splattered pink-haired girl calling out to him. As Takumi struggles with the boundaries of reality, he finds himself increasingly entangled in the "New Gen" murders, believing the perpetrator is targeting him.

Kimihiro Watanuki is cursed with the ability to see spirits and supernatural beings, a power he despises. While walking home one day and tormented by these entities, he feels an uncontrollable pull to enter a strange building. Inside, he meets Yuuko, an enigmatic woman who offers to free him from his unwanted gift if he works at her wish-granting "shop." By accepting this deal, Watanuki starts a path of strange and extraordinary happenings.