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In the confectionery-filled world of Sweetsland, home to the Tabekko Doubutsu—the Dream Animals—a cotton candy army commanded by King Gotton has seized control. King Gotton's rule bans all other sweets as part of his scheme for global domination. Amid the upheaval, Pegasus is captured by Gotton's sticky minions. Turning to Profession Macaron for assistance, the group quickly realizes they lack combat experience and rely on their cuteness to resolve conflicts, causing tension between them. The unrelenting menace from King Gotton begins to fray their bonds. Though the mission to rescue Pegasus feels overwhelming, Lion finds a fresh sense of resolve thanks to Elephant's encouragement. Will this lift in spirits be enough to overcome the cotton candy forces, free Pegasus, and put an end to King Gotton's plans?

A 45-minute recap episode of the first season, narrated by Sanada-san.

A year has passed since six middle-aged men with little to lose formed an idol group, living together and pursuing their aspirations of fame. After overcoming many trials and building deeper bonds, they have grown accustomed to their new way of life. The next installment of the Eternal Boys' story is now presented on the big screen as a feature film consisting of three connected episodes.

Three ordinary schoolboys obtain a DVD rumored to open a gateway to a parallel universe, but while they are distracted, Pyontarou's younger sister Futaba goes through it and is abducted by the aliens that have conquered that version of Earth. Realizing that their cartoonish bodies grant them superhuman abilities in the hyper-realistic parallel world, the boys set out to rescue Futaba.

In "UFO Princess Valkyrie: Shichiten Battou Hanayome Shuugyou," the queen of Planet Valhalla comes to Earth carrying a virtual reality program named the "bride training boot camp." This system creates a variety of scenarios intended to test couples by handing out random cards that illustrate potential marital troubles. For example, Kazuto and Valkyrie must prepare a meal together, Raine and Kazuto's sister face the struggle of living in poverty, and Akina and Hydra undergo a wedding rehearsal, each taking on the parts of bride and groom. The pairs encounter a series of improbable and mismatched situations designed to measure how well they fit together.

This installment serves as a recap covering the initial six episodes, having aired prior to episodes six and seven. Additionally, it weaves in material from the Ro-Kyu-Bu!: Tomoka no Ichigo Sundae OVA.

A short two-minute animation highlights key scenes from the conflict between valiant Jonathan Joestar and his vampire foster sibling, Dio Brando.

The bizarre and enchanted occurrences from the previous season have resulted in Kazuto now having two Valkyries. He finds himself cohabitating with and caring for both a teenage princess Valkyrie and a child princess Valkyrie, while their marriage still remains unfulfilled.

At Gloria Private Academy, where rising stars from music, art, and sports gather, students of exceptional ability receive a special "gift" tied to legendary composers and are known by those composers' names. One such student is Beethoven, a young man deemed suitable for the gift after an accident. Upon entering the academy, Beethoven meets classmates with varied talents, finds his love for music, and works diligently to thrive in the competitive setting.

The Galaxy Federation Police (GFP) secretly employs advanced mechanized power-suits to compensate for their shortage of personnel. Nineteen-year-old Suzuo, desperately searching for work, catches the attention of Tampopo, who needs a human to test her company's newest suit prototype. As a trainee hero, Suzuo must face formidable rivals and bizarre A-class criminals while keeping his identity concealed outside of costume to preserve the test's validity. Sharing an apartment with these same adversaries to cut costs, however, doesn't seem to cause much concern.

The "Nyanbo" are extraterrestrial beings with square bodies, ears, and tails who have arrived on Earth. Among them is Tora, who dreams of fixing their damaged UFO to return to space, along with his sister Kotora, the precocious Shiro, the mischievous Mike, the mysterious Kuro, and many others. These Nyanbos now live happily in hidden locations unknown to humans, existing with the free-spirited nature of cats, though they occasionally find themselves in trouble.

This comedic story follows Koroshiya-san, who sees himself—and is seen by others—as Japan's greatest hitman. His personal motto is, "If I get a job, I'll take out any target." But his assignments have expanded to include trivial tasks like summer homework and household chores. As the tagline says, "The hitman never fails to eliminate the target. Even though he doesn't mean to, he also never fails to get laughs."

The third season of UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie does not follow a single overarching narrative like the second season's "Valkyrie Ghost" arc. Instead, it presents six standalone episodes that focus on the daily lives of Kazuto and his companions. New developments include Raine and Chorus moving into a house on Earth, and each of the other three Valhalla princesses receives her own spotlight episode. The season culminates in Kazuto and Valkyrie—who manages to maintain her adult form in this episode—making another attempt to get married.

Through the long-range warp known as the "Exodus Project," Worns, Ryer, and the other crew members of "Watchers Nest" manage to escape from Earth. Misaki, who was participating in the final battle against "Ghoul" at that time, is not present there, and before her eyes, the Earth changes and becomes sealed within a time barrier. Ryer and the others search for a way out of this spacetime maze, but the Earth transforms into various forms. Countless "Nows" emerge due to differing time axes. And Misaki, who should have vanished because of the Exodus Project incident, appears even more so. Before Ryer and the others, different versions of Misaki manifest: the Misaki from training school, the Misaki from her childhood days. Are these reflections caused by the conflicts that exist within Misaki? She awakens a second time, and when she finds the answer, that history is now leading in a completely different direction. Will Misaki, Ryer, and the others be able to discover a truly happy ending?!

In "Let's Go Kaiki-gumi," a protagonist who experiences supernatural events six times more often than ordinary people meets Mechako, a mysterious girl leading the Kaiki-gumi. This group monitors ghosts and monsters that might threaten humans. Against their will, the protagonist gets drawn into helping rebuild the Kaiki-gumi, setting off a chain of odd occurrences and eerie happenings.

In a fierce battle to determine the next God, one participant vanishes without a trace, throwing the world into chaos and upheaval. A dozen years later, the former competitors struggle to fit into society as semi-permanents—beings who never age. Among them, Lall holds onto the memory of her brother, whose existence has been completely wiped from everyone else's memory. Driven by her unyielding determination to bring back her brother, whom she believes deserves to ascend to heaven, Lall retrieves his cellphone from a cult run by another ex-contestant, unintentionally reigniting the divine contest. Alongside her classmate Eko Sasaki, Lall will go to any lengths to face her enemies, motivated by her longing to be reunited with her brother once more.

Cinema intro shown before the movie K: Missing Kings and included as a bonus with the Blu-ray/DVD release.

After losing his beloved dog Hanako, picture book writer Hotaru Yuuyami has been struggling with a creative dry spell that's lasted nearly two months. His childhood friend and editor, Tsubaki Uehara, does her best to lift his spirits, but nothing seems to work. That changes when a strange mushroom named Kinoko Inu sprouts from his garden in the shape of a dog. Much to Tsubaki's astonishment, Hotaru decides to welcome this odd new being into his home. Life together, however, doesn't proceed as smoothly as anticipated. Before long, Kinoko Inu tries to brighten Hotaru's mood by getting rid of Hanako's leftover belongings—by burning them. Managing a demanding writer and his lively new pet proves trickier than anyone expected. For Hotaru to properly take care of Kinoko Inu, he must face and move past the grief that still lingers inside him.

With the rise of technology, human settlements expanded across the solar system, from Mercury to Pluto. This progress sparked the creation of the "Daiundoukai," a massive athletic event featuring young women from every corner of the solar system. The winner is crowned "Cosmo Beauty" and receives a status akin to royalty. Kanata Akehoshi, once a young potato farmer, spotted what seemed like a meteor falling into a nearby forest. Investigating, she discovered a crashed spaceship with a weakened girl inside. The girl gave Kanata two wristbands and asked her to enter the Daiundoukai and claim the title of Cosmo Beauty. Kanata agreed, but the girl vanished without revealing her identity, leaving no evidence. From that moment, Kanata dedicated herself to intense training to fulfill her promise. After qualifying to represent Earth, Kanata arrives at the University Satellite, where she and other hopefuls prepare for the tournament. She builds friendships with fellow competitors, encouraging teamwork to sharpen their competitive skills. As Kanata advances toward the prestigious title, her chances of meeting the mysterious girl grow, leading her to uncover a hidden truth about the Daiundoukai.

In the autumn of his first year of middle school, Arata Kouda discovers Kujima, a peculiar bird-like creature. Finding Kujima hungry, Arata takes him home. But due to the uproar from Arata's older brother failing his exams, Kujima ends up staying at the Kouda residence without paying. Kujima claims he will only stay until winter ends and spring comes, but...

In UFO Ultramaiden Valkyrie 2: December Nocturne, Valkyrie, Kazuto, Akina, Hydra, and their companions face fresh challenges as the Key of Time reappears amid a string of puzzling events. These incidents appear connected to an entity called "Valkyrie Ghost," who is focused solely on taking Kazuto. Uniting to confront this apparently invincible adversary, the team investigates the hidden history of Valkyrie's home planet, Valhalla.

As New Year's Eve approaches, the 501st Joint Fighter Wing prepares for a celebratory event in Petersburg. Eila Ilmatar Juutilainen hopes to enjoy a quiet walk with Sanya V. Litvyak before the festivities commence. Yet, their efforts to share time together are repeatedly disrupted by various interruptions. Compounding the situation, a Neuroi advances toward the base, endangering both the squadron and the holiday celebrations in Petersburg.

The narrative unfolds two years after the television series' conclusion. Sonia persists in her quest to locate the humanoid monsters. Her investigation leads her to Draco Chemical, a pharmaceutical company, where she encounters Belum Eyesburg—a man bearing a striking resemblance to Bem. In parallel, Belo continues his solitary battles, striving to allow Bela to experience a normal human life. Following his meeting with Sonia, Belum is plagued by nightmares that force him to doubt his own identity, and his tranquil existence alongside his wife and family begins to unravel.

The year is 199X, and a nuclear apocalypse has set the world ablaze! The oceans have dried up, the land is shattered, and while life seems extinct, humanity endures. Across this scorched, desolate terrain, survivors desperately search for food and water, clinging to hope. Yet their hopes are crushed by ruthless violence. In this new world, might makes right, and the weak are mercilessly destroyed. Emerging from this despair is a man marked by seven scars on his chest. He is Kenshiro, the successor of the legendary assassination style Hokuto Shinken. Wandering the wasteland to track down Shin—his mortal enemy who stole his beloved Yuria—Kenshiro answers the pleas of the downtrodden, becoming a beacon of hope amid hopelessness. In his way stand brutal survivors of the apocalypse, their ambitions warped by power and greed. In a world where the weak are prey and no prayers are answered, Kenshiro carves his path with fists of iron!

"All stars" season of Show by Rock!! featuring all the bands from previous seasons.

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.

By the 24th century, humans have achieved interstellar space travel. One of the earliest outposts established in the distant reaches of space is Watcher's Nest—an inflation hole drive portal—which has recently come under assault from a mysterious enemy known only as Ghoul. A group of young female cadets stationed at the portal find themselves plunged into a swarm of unexpected troubles as they complete their final training to become elite pilots of the Seraphim Squadron.

Kentarou Sanada, a former salaryman struggling to find work after his previous company went bankrupt, submits numerous job applications. When he arrives for what he believes is a standard job interview, he instead discovers it is actually an idol audition. Much to his surprise, he is called back and told he has been selected. Along with five other men in their forties, Sanada joins Eternal Boys, a newly formed idol group created to prove that age should not prevent someone from becoming a star. As these middle-aged idols strive to make their mark in an industry dominated by much younger talent, they must face the question of whether their age will be a disadvantage or whether their life experiences will ultimately lead them to success.

"Wake Up, Girls!" follows seven young women from Sendai, Miyagi who form the idol group "Wake Up, Girls! (WUG)" with the goal of reaching the top of the idol world. Supported by the small Sendai-based agency "Green Leaves Entertainment," WUG overcame numerous challenges and achieved victory over the national idol collective "I-1 club" at the Idol Festival, securing their success. However, this triumph did not simplify their path, as the shrinking idol market created new difficulties. The members remained dedicated and continued their daily efforts as idols. Meanwhile, three middle school students from Sendai—Hayashi Ayumi, Morishima Otome, and Atsugi Itsuka—developed an increasingly strong desire to become idols themselves.

Once popular across the country, local heroines—superhero characters who promote their towns through stage shows—thrived. Among them, Kamidaio was especially famous. Mikan Kise’s younger sister Yuzu was thrilled to see Kamidaio perform in their small town of Hinano. But when they arrived, Mikan discovered the show had been canceled, leaving Yuzu upset. Determined to keep her promise, Mikan asked her classmate An Akagi, an ardent fan of local heroines, for help. Together, Mikan and An staged an impromptu Kamidaio performance in homemade costumes. Though not professional, it delighted the watching children. The student council president, Misaki Shirogane—who came from a politically influential family and aimed to revitalize Hinano—captured the act on video. Impressed by their dedication, Misaki recruited Mikan and An to become the town’s official local heroines. With support from a lively group of people, the trio worked hard to polish their shows and bring joy to their community.

Meiko, a girl from the countryside, enters a prestigious all-girls school under the condition that she participates in a volunteer program. To her astonishment, this involves residing and laboring in a manga café! Even with the tight living space, Meiko finds her new situation rather enjoyable, particularly thanks to the presence of attractive high school girl colleagues. Accompany Meiko as she discovers the distinctive appeal of a manga café filled with high school girls!

It is now 2148, two years after the events of the Fafner in the Azure TV series. Tatsumiya Island and its survivors have begun to recover, but protagonist Kazuki is in a critical state—nearly blind and partially disabled from his past battles against the Festum. He clings to the promise his deceased friend Soushi made to return to the island and set things right. Kazuki’s spirits lift when a life form is detected inside an unmanned submarine that drifts into Tatsumiya Bay one evening. However, the individual aboard is not Soushi; instead, it is a cryptic boy named Misao Kurusu, who claims he might not be fully human and says Soushi sent him. Misao’s appearance sparks renewed hostilities between the Human Army and the Festum, forcing the Fafner pilots into their most perilous battle yet, with the fate of two species hanging in the balance.

The second installment of a two-part film adaptation of Haikara-san ga Tooru. Set in early 20th century Japan, a time marked by rapid change and societal reform, Benio Hanamura pushes the boundaries of modernity even further. With a boyish demeanor, she rebels against the conventional belief that women belong in the home, serving their husbands instead of chasing their own aspirations. Her ideals as a progressive woman are challenged when the only man who encourages her independence, Lieutenant Shinobu Ijuin, is reported missing in action. Upon returning to Japan, Shinobu has lost all recollection of his past. In this captivating sequel, can Benio reach Shinobu before she is forced into an arranged marriage with another man?

Rin Takanashi, a thirty-something caregiver, gets summoned as a saint only to be immediately discarded as "trash." But her passion for the outdoors and camping earns her a special skill: "Survival," plus another unique ability. This kicks off a thrilling adventure of sweat, tears, and endless hunger, as Rin—alongside companions she gathers on the road—takes her time exploring this other world and indulging in delicious cuisine. That was the plan, anyway, but it seems their journey is veering off in an unforeseen direction...

In "MARGINAL #4 the Animation," the budding idol group Marginal#4 aims to send their kisses across the stars. Made up of Atom Kirihara, Rui Aiba, and twins L and R Nomura, they strive to reach the top of the idol world by following in the footsteps of the legendary group Lagrange Point from Pythagoras Productions. Yet away from the stage, these idols are just ordinary high school students. Their days are filled with various mishaps, from securing a clubroom and hunting for lost underwear to shooting commercials. Through a series of chaotic events, they work toward becoming dazzling stars and winning over their devoted fanbase, known as the Starclusters.

Though she leads a quiet life in the countryside, Howan harbors dreams of becoming a music star, and her chance arrives when she passes the audition for a song contest in the bustling metropolis. On the other side, guitarist Himeko shares the same burning passion for music but feels uneasy about being placed in a band alongside two other young musicians. Beneath the dazzling lights of Midi City, these two artists will cross paths for the first time and uncover together what they could never achieve on their own. In this radiant city of sound, any dream truly can reach the heavens!

Ro-Kyu-Bu! OVA bundled with the PlayStation Portable game "Ro-Kyu-Bu!: Himitsu no Otoshimono."

A young maid-in-training, Suzume Tachibana, finds herself in Japan for an unforeseen year-long stay. Her purpose? To savor the country's vast array of culinary offerings. Ranging from sweet confections like taiyaki and melon bread to savory bites such as takoyaki and onigiri, Suzume journeys through the diverse world of Japanese cuisine. But beware: as Suzume tastefully makes her way through these appetizing dishes, your own cravings may just awaken too!

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.

This movie recaps the events of Selector Infected and Spread, adding extra scenes that delve into the characters' pasts. Even though it relies heavily on already-aired episodes, the editing has been rearranged to create a rapid, gripping pace while also emphasizing calm, contemplative moments. New information is presented, such as the true origin of Tama's name, the deep importance of Sachi and Rumi, and the connection between a person's name and their sense of loneliness.

An anime adaptation of Square Enix's smartphone "light novel-style RPG" app Schoolgirl Strikers. The story takes place at Goryōkan Academy, a new private combined senior and junior high school for girls featuring a sprawling downtown campus. This highly sought-after school conceals "another face"—a hidden aspect. It organizes and trains a special unit called the Fifth Force, tasked with protecting the world from invisible supernatural entities known as "Oburi" that are consuming the world. A team of five students possessing powers to combat the Oburi is to be selected from the student body to carry out missions. A new team leader has been appointed to gather these five students.

A school trip goes horribly wrong when the plane carrying Oribe Mutsumi and her classmates crashes, leaving them stranded on what appears to be a deserted island. Mutsumi swiftly locates the other survivors and applies her knowledge of wilderness survival to assist them. At first, she is confident that rescue will come within three days—a reasonable hope. But their situation turns dire when they realize the island is overrun with enormous, lethal insects. Mutsumi's expertise with bugs like butterflies and wasps may prove essential to protecting her fellow students until help arrives.

Coyote Ragtime Show centers on Mister, a notorious space outlaw branded a "coyote," who has spent a year in prison for a traffic violation. With ten days remaining before his release, he orchestrates a breakout with help from his former allies Bishop and Katana. Following his escape, Mister seeks out Franka, a girl entrusted to him by her deceased father, and sets off with her to uncover the hidden treasure her father left behind. Their quest draws pursuit from federal agents Angelica and Chelsea, along with the lethal android assassins of the Criminal Guild—Madame Marciano's Twelve Sisters.

UFO Princess Warukyure, also known as UFO Princess Walkyrie, follows a princess from outer space who accidentally crash-lands on Earth. There, she encounters Kazuto, who is desperately trying to keep his grandfather's public bathhouse running. Due to unusual circumstances, Kazuto ends up holding a portion of Princess Walkyrie's soul, which compels her to remain with him. However, that is not the only issue; because her soul has lost its strength, the princess undergoes both a mental and physical transformation, turning into a little child.

Gaku Kitada has always been passionate about mathematics, harboring dreams of competing in the Olympiad and eventually becoming a renowned mathematician at the University of Tokyo while attending the elite Wels Academy. However, his anxiety and lack of self-confidence hamper his efforts, causing him to fail in qualifying for the main competition and ultimately deciding to stop participating in future contests—a choice that leads to his expulsion from the academy. During this challenging time, Gaku encounters Kai Asakura, a talented chef who notices Gaku's unique approach of applying mathematical principles to create balanced dishes. Though hesitant at first, Gaku starts utilizing his mathematical abilities in cooking, rekindling his love for the subject. Driven by this fresh passion, Gaku shifts his career path to combine numbers with cuisine, aiming to satisfy both his intellectual curiosity and the culinary cravings of his customers.

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.

Because of her mother's job, Chizuko Date has constantly relocated and never formed lasting bonds or a permanent home. While living with her grandfather Suikyou, she witnesses an incredible event: a magical girl named Berry Blossom battling Chroma, a member of the evil organization Fossa Magna. This sight sparks a deep fascination in Chizuko, and she becomes an ardent fan of the newly emerged magical girl. Over time, Berry Blossom's popularity wanes because of Chroma's incompetence. When Chizuko unexpectedly runs into Chroma, she frankly voices her frustrations. Chroma, weary of constant defeats and at risk of being expelled from Fossa Magna, begs Chizuko to become his deputy and assist him in his wicked schemes. In order to restore Berry Blossom's prominence, Chizuko must decide whether siding with the magical girl's archenemy is justified.

The opening day has arrived for the high school division of the racing kneeler exhibition. Female participants from all over the country have assembled, each aiming to claim victory in the kneeler race. This initial race serves as an introduction for the competitors this season. No one is expected to go all out just yet—that intensity will come during the actual competition. Thus begins the battle among the female racers for the top spot.

Mini episodes of Kotoura-san introducing each of the series' characters.

In this comedic sports anime, the story centers on a middle school girls' soft tennis squad and their path as they face obstacles and victories on their way to the national tournament.

Sota Hatate possesses a rare gift: he can perceive "Flags" hovering above people's heads, which signal pivotal turning points in their lives—moments when their decisions could shape romance, camaraderie, triumph, or even demise. Upon enrolling at the prestigious Hatagaya Academy in Tokyo, he expects to reside in the boys' dormitory. Instead, he winds up sharing a roof with a host of attractive young women.

Lady Carolina, the neglected daughter of a powerful duke, has long seen herself as the odd one out among her brilliant family. Her father serves as the esteemed prime minister; her older sister, a talented mage, is fated to become the kingdom's next Saint. In contrast, Carolina resigns herself to a quiet life in their shadows until an unforeseen royal decree abruptly reshapes her fate, forcing her into a political marriage with the feared "Bloodthirsty Prince" of the neighboring Malcosias Empire. Determined to show her worth, Carolina ventures boldly into a realm filled with both political intrigue and life-threatening danger. As royal duties intertwine with hints of genuine love and the awakening of her own hidden abilities, Carolina edges closer to discovering what it truly means to be extraordinary.

In the new shoujo series "A Mangaka's Weirdly Wonderful Workplace," aspiring mangaka Nana Futami gets daily support from her experienced editor Kaede Satou and her assistant Mizuki Hazama. Nana sometimes lets her imagination run wild with colorful daydreams to fuel her creative work. This comedy focuses on the everyday lives of working women in the entertainment industry, brought to you by a creator known for portraying a variety of girl characters.

Set in the time between the conclusion of Operation Mars from the second television series and the 2012 Strike Witches film, the OVA titled Operation Victory Arrow follows the members who have returned to their respective homes. Three 30-minute short stories depict their lives during this period. To mark this new Strike Witches project, special event screenings of these shorts will be held in theaters.

Following a plane crash during a school excursion, Oribe Mutsumi and her classmates find themselves marooned on an island that appears uninhabited. Mutsumi locates the rest of the survivors and puts her survival skills to use aiding them. She anticipates rescue within roughly three days—a period that does not seem overly difficult to withstand. But she fails to anticipate the island’s true danger: it is infested with enormous predatory insects. Her expertise regarding butterflies, wasps, and other species might prove to be the sole factor that enables any of her classmates to stay alive until help arrives.

High school student Gorou Ono receives a text message that promises to grant any wish, which he uses to indulge his fantasies with classmate Sawa Honoka. However, the wish-granter turns out to be a demon named Lall, who reveals that Gorou is now involved in a game to choose the next God of the world. Struggling to come to terms with this, Gorou finds himself attacked by Sawa wielding a massive sword, as she too is a contestant in this bizarre divine contest. Each competitor is endowed with a unique power, and Gorou defeats Sawa using his ability, the Holy Book of the Fool. This power, however, comes at a steep price: each use worsens Gorou's life. As Gorou delves deeper into the nature of this absurd game, he must seek out allies and gain mastery over his ability to prevent losing everything.

The sequel film to Macross Frontier: Itsuwari no Utahime. Continuing from the previous movie, Ranka's singing career thrives, while Sheryl's health deteriorates rapidly after she collapses during a live performance. Meanwhile, different factions scheme behind the scenes, aiming to control the Vajra swarm by using the vocal abilities of both songstresses. As the Macross Frontier fleet launches its final war against the Vajra, Alto ultimately makes his choice between Ranka and Sheryl.

In the Adrasia Empire, situated on the continent of Vogel, the emperor's children are locked in a fierce struggle for the throne, driven by the empire's vast territories and formidable military strength. Among them, the seventh prince, Arnold Lakes Adler, is largely dismissed as incompetent and lackluster. Compared to his more capable twin, he appears lazy and inept, seemingly squandering his days in idleness. But in secret, Arnold is actually an elite SS-Class adventurer operating under the alias "Silver." As the power struggle intensifies, he formulates a plan: "To avoid death, I'll make sure my younger brother becomes emperor instead." This story follows the unconventional and covert schemes of a prince who has no interest in the imperial crown.

In "Killed Again, Mr. Detective," Sakuya Otsuki, the son of a famous detective, seeks to follow in his father's footsteps with the assistance of his helper, Lilithea. But there is a peculiar twist to this high school sleuth's cases—every time he looks into a crime, he ends up as the one who is killed. Despite this unfortunate situation, each time Sakuya wakes up, Lilithea is there to support him in solving the mystery. This pattern repeats when Sakuya is sent to investigate a luxury cruise ship and once more becomes a murder victim.

Elizabeth Leiston, the prime minister's daughter, is a flawless lady set to become the future queen of the Kingdom of Haldoria. Everything changes for the worse when her fiancé publicly breaks off their engagement, then has her thrown into prison and spreads malicious rumors about her. The encouragement from her devoted maid, Mireille, and her own seething rage are all she needs to rethink her ambitions. Why keep sacrificing herself for a nation that holds her in contempt when she can crush it instead? She will take revenge on those who wronged her and bring down the cursed kingdom, even if it costs her everything. Luckily, Elizabeth is no helpless victim—she commands seven powerful magic grimoires and won't hesitate to use them. Prepare yourself, because this ruthless lady is out for blood!

“I will become the world’s most wonderful maid!” With her black-and-white skirt fluttering, the girl declared her ambition. Her name is Melody. A Japanese woman reincarnated into a new life, she chases her dream as a versatile maid working for an impoverished count's household in the kingdom of Théolas. When she puts her skills to use, even cheap tea becomes a luxurious beverage, and a run-down mansion is swiftly restored to pristine condition! Cleaning, serving, hunting, DIY—entrust it all to her and her formidable magic. What Melody does not realize is that this world is actually an otome game, and she herself is the most powerful and invincible heroine—the saint! Yet she remains completely unaware. Romance with handsome men? An attack by the Demon Lord? Work takes priority! A fantasy about a misunderstood worker who unknowingly shatters fate!

In "Hakuoki ~Demon of the Fleeting Blossom~ Wild Dance of Kyoto," young Chizuru Yukimura, disguised as a boy, leaves her peaceful home to journey to Kyoto in search of her absent father, Dr. Koudou. Upon arrival, she faces the perilous nature of the city when she encounters two ronin who assault her. Before she can react, these attackers are slain by a mysterious samurai with white hair and red eyes, only to be subsequently defeated by three members of the Shinsengumi, a specialized police unit loyal to the shogun. Following the confrontation, Chizuru is detained by the Shinsengumi for interrogation. Once they discover that her father is the very person they seek, the commander permits her to remain under their guardianship while they continue their investigation. As Chizuru assists second-in-command Toshizou Hijikata, she begins to unravel the complex ties between the political unrest in Kyoto, the enigmatic white-haired samurai, and her own circumstances.

Corporate slave Arihito Atobe meets his end in a freak bus accident, only to awaken in a fantasy world reborn as a type of adventurer known as a Seeker. Settling into the previously unheard-of job class called "rearguard," he gains the ability to provide his all-female party with essential attack, defense, and healing support. On top of that, simply standing at the back of the party line makes his companions grow fonder of him. Free from the chains of his old corporate life, Arihito is eager to start fresh as a newly reborn Seeker.

In the series "Onmyo Kaiten Re:Birth Verse," rebellious teenager Takeru Narihira has recurring nightmares where he is chased by monstrous creatures, always rescued by a mysterious girl. After vowing to save her during their 1,999th dream encounter, Takeru gets into a motorcycle accident and is transported to Denji Heian-kyo, a futuristic, alternate version of Japan's historical capital, where the girl from his dreams, Tsukiyima, lives, though she does not recognize him. A sinister black fog engulfs the city, petrifying residents and releasing demonic oni. Only the onmyouji, sorcerers equipped with magical shikigami suits, can battle these creatures. When the fog returns, Takeru discovers his own unique transformation abilities and resistance to the oni. Tragically, both Takeru and Tsukiyima are eventually killed, but Takeru awakens in Denji Heian-kyo again, this time two weeks before the fog's emergence. Determined to protect Tsukiyima, Takeru decides to train as an onmyouji to change the course of events.

In the year 2035, Manabi Straight! follows a group of young high school girls attending Seioh Private High School, an all-girl institution. With birth rates having plummeted dramatically, schools everywhere are being forced to close their doors due to a severe shortage of students to teach. Morale at Seioh has sunk to an all-time low, just like at schools across the country. The story begins when transfer student Manami Amamiya arrives at Seioh. After some comedic mishaps involving a futuristic scooter and a swim meet, capped off by an uplifting school song performance, Manami is inducted as student council president. She takes on council duties alongside Mika Inamori, the only other member of the student council, plus three classmates named Mutsuki Uehara, Mei Etoh, and Momoha Odori. After renovating the student council room, Manami and her friends set their sights on planning the upcoming student festival.

This movie combines a recap of the original Frontier story with new plot elements. Sheryl Nome arrives at the colony fleet to perform a concert, but soon faces suspicion as hidden schemes within the Frontier administration emerge, hinting that she may be a Galaxy spy. At the same time, childhood friends Alto Saotome and Ranka Lee pursue their own dreams while the conflict between Frontier and the Vajra escalates. As the first part of the Frontier reimagining, the story is continued in its sequel, The Wings of Goodbye.

In 1918, during Japan's Taisho era, 17-year-old Benio Hanamura actively defies social conventions. Recognized for her loud demeanor and fighting spirit, this tomboyish young woman spends her time practicing kendo and climbing trees alongside her close friends Tamaki and Ranmaru. Though Benio is determined to choose her own romantic destiny, her family has different arrangements for her future. As war disrupts the period, she struggles with questions of personal independence, devotion to her companions, and the intricacies of love.

During the "Disappearing Holy Lance Arc" in Strike The Blood, several girls explore Vatler's deserted ship while Akatsuki and Himeragi wake up in the school gym without any memory of the day before. They are confused to discover they are sharing a futon and that Himeragi is wearing an old-fashioned gym outfit that includes bloomers. Their bewilderment grows when they find a bloodied baseball bat and a missing weapon. Various factions rush to uncover the mysteries surrounding the empty ship, the blood-covered bat, and a purple bra that inexplicably appears in Akatsuki's pocket.

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.

Lizel is suddenly transported to a city that feels oddly familiar yet distinctly different from his own, and he comes to the shocking realization that he has been sent to another world. Keeping his composure, Lizel accepts this unexpected turn of events and begins exploring his new surroundings. To navigate this unfamiliar territory, he hires an experienced adventurer named Gil, who serves as both his guide and protector. While searching for a way back home, Lizel decides to make the most of his situation by fully immersing himself in the life of a guild adventurer. Believing he will eventually return to his original world, Lizel chooses to savor this otherworldly adventure.

In her college years, Sam Young dedicated herself to creating an adventure puzzle game called Ruminate. Though her childhood was marred by severe illness, she remains resolute in her goal to become a professional game developer. Her aspirations take a hit when her favorite gaming streamer, Marshall Law, plays Ruminate and harshly criticizes it, calling it the worst game he has ever encountered. His fans follow suit, flooding her game with negative reviews and jeopardizing her career. Matters worsen when Marshall moves into the house next door to Sam, unaware that she is the creator he so severely panned. Despite his seemingly kind nature, Sam struggles to bridge the gap between them. Before diving into her next project, Evermake, Sam must find a way to mend her tarnished reputation.

A fire-breathing dragon that hates humans is raised by a mother cat in a forest. The dragon, affectionately called "Uncle Wing," keeps an eye on the many curious cats—including one that goes on an adventure with a human prince and another that lives in the city and enjoys people-watching as a hobby—and slowly becomes more accepting of humans.

In the kingdom, the Champignon Witch, Luna, has lived alone in her cottage deep within the Black Forest for generations. Known for the toxic mushrooms that grow where she walks, Luna rarely leaves her isolation, venturing to town only to distribute medicine. As a black witch, Luna must remain inconspicuous to evade execution, as the kingdom only tolerates white witches. Her isolated life takes a turn when she saves Lize, a boy on the brink of death. Luna learns that Lize is destined to become The End of All Things and decides to take him under her wing, steering him away from a malevolent fate. To protect Lize from being put to death, Luna must now teach him magic despite her own limitations.

Betrayed by two of the Four Divine Kings, Kall-Su and Abigail continue their advance toward the Metallicana Kingdom, aiming to unleash the destructive god Anthrasax. While Gara and Nei Arshes bravely resist Abigail's unending horde of undead warriors, they find themselves unable to overcome Lynch, the army commander who wields the Demon-Mail, one of the Three Demonic Treasures. At the same time, Yoko Tia Noto works to revive Dark Schneider, Metallicana's champion, hoping he can thwart the malevolent ambitions of Kall-Su and Abigail.

Yuu Yuutani is a diligent first-year high school student known for being well-behaved and helpful at home, but she longs for recognition from her senior, Atori Mizutori, who serves as the school’s Public Decency Officer. In an effort to catch Atori’s attention, Yuu decides to adopt a rebellious appearance, dyeing parts of her hair red, wearing ear accessories, and modifying her shoes to make herself look taller. Despite her attempts and guidance from her naturally rebellious friend Suzu Suzukaze, Yuu’s efforts to act like a delinquent consistently fall short. Nevertheless, her unconventional behavior eventually helps her form a connection with Atori, and she becomes focused on spending more time with her idol, unaware of the other students also seeking Atori’s notice. Meanwhile, Yuu catches the interest of Rura Ruriha, the school’s self-proclaimed idol, pulling her previously unnoticed life into a potentially overwhelming spotlight.

Subaru is excited to watch a meteor shower from her school's observatory, but instead finds herself in an opulent garden with a fountain and a mysterious red-haired boy. When the scene fades away, leaving behind a bouncing creature, Subaru steps through a magical portal and meets several girls dressed as witches. Among them is her childhood friend, Aoi. She learns the creature is a Pleiadian alien who needs to return home, and that she has been chosen to help. Subaru's love for astronomy takes an unexpected turn as she and her new witch companions set out to collect the scattered pieces of the alien's spaceship engine. However, they are not the only ones searching, and the motives of their rivals remain unclear.

After countless years of war, Dias returns home as a celebrated hero and is granted his own territory. But upon arriving, he finds nothing but vast, empty plains—his new domain has a population of zero. Having only ever known combat, Dias has no idea how he'll manage to survive, let alone turn this barren wasteland into a prosperous land. Fortunately for him, a horned young girl named Alna is about to show that these plains hide far more than first meets the eye.

Senior college student Natsuki Haibara suffers from social anxiety and is haunted by the regretful and embarrassing moments from his high school years. Instead of looking back fondly, he dreams of having a happier adolescence. One day, he mysteriously finds himself transported seven years into the past, arriving one month before his first year of high school begins. Now, Haibara has the chance to correct his past mistakes, climb the school’s social hierarchy, and potentially win over his crush. But there’s also the danger of repeating his old habits and once again becoming the most disliked student. To make the most of this new opportunity at youth, he plans to rely on intense training, online resources, support from a childhood friend, and sheer determination, allowing him to relive and reexperience his teenage years.

After their defeat against Suzuridani Academy, the Keishin Academy girls' basketball team—Tomoka Minato, Maho Misawa, Airi Kashii, Hinata Hakamada, and Saki Nagatsuka—along with their coach Subaru Hasegawa, focus on improving their basketball abilities. In their pursuit of growth, they face strong new opponents and helpful friends who may be more skilled than them.

In the diverse city of Kashinokidai, where humans coexist with various supernatural beings, transfer student Luna Ishikawa captures everyone's attention. Known for her cool and enigmatic demeanor, Luna quickly becomes a sensation among her peers. Ordinary student Tatsuta Ootori believes Ishikawa is far beyond his reach. However, when they are paired for cleaning duty, he uncovers an unexpected truth: despite her composed exterior, Luna struggles with a fundamental vampire ability—sucking blood. To mask this flaw, she relies on snacking, yet remains perpetually unsatisfied. Motivated to assist Luna in mastering this crucial skill, Tatsuta volunteers to be her practice subject. Over time, through numerous attempts and mishaps, their daily high school experiences take on a tender and heartfelt quality. Luna can now embrace her imperfections, revealing her genuinely adorable and clumsy side.

Following the events of Mask of Deception, the Yamato Empire is now ruled by a ruthless usurper determined to crush all opposition. A group of loyal allies must unite to confront the powerful Imperial army as the world edges toward catastrophe in a brutal civil war that forces nations and military leaders to choose sides. As hidden secrets come to light, loyalties are challenged, and fierce battles break out. The story questions whether peace and stability can be reclaimed or if the drive for victory at any cost marks the start of the end.

Seventeen-year-old Naeka Fujiwara appears to be a typical high school student, but she is secretly one of the two remaining heirs to a massive tycoon fortune. In just six months, upon turning eighteen, Naeka is set to inherit a substantial sum of money. To protect Naeka and her brother Kousuke from potential assassination plots while secretly aiming to claim the inheritance for themselves, two maids have been installed in their home: the elegant Fubuki and the intimidating, masked Kogarashi.

Fifth season of Strike the Blood.

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

In the peaceful seaside town of Atami, Wakana Kinme runs Kinme Cleaning, a laundry service. Though she has no recollection of her previous life, she has built a steady existence over the last two years. With gentle care and precise attention, she handles the garments brought to her, aware that the memories tied to these items are often more delicate than the fabric itself. As Wakana becomes a familiar face around town, she engages in thoughtful, subtle exchanges with the locals. Through the clothes she cleans, she uncovers fragments of her customers' lives, safeguarding their memories while her own remain hidden. Her work of washing away both the physical grime and the emotional burdens of the townspeople serves as a quiet reminder of finding solace in everyday routines, proving that one can still feel a sense of belonging without a known past.

In his childhood, Sanpeita Kobayashi formed a strong bond with a close friend who was forced to relocate, promising to reunite as husband and wife after ten years. Now a high school student, Sanpeita still cherishes those memories. One night, he dreams of their final day together, but is abruptly awakened by a strange robotic girl fighting other mechanical creatures in his room, who insists she is his wife. This girl looks remarkably similar to his childhood friend, prompting Sanpeita to wonder about her true identity, the reasons behind her departure, and her connection to the Mishima Electronics Corporation.

After defending Romagna and destroying the Neuroi nest over Venezia, Yoshika Miyafuji returns to her hometown in the Empire of Fusou. Despite losing her magical and healing abilities, Yoshika decides to study medicine to support both civilians and those on the frontlines. She accepts an invitation from a prestigious European institution and returns to the war-torn continent. A new threat arises as Neuroi forces begin to penetrate human defenses, invading supposedly safe areas and altering the power dynamics across the continent. Faced with her duty and her inability to operate a Striker Unit, Yoshika must make a decision when her friends are put in danger, compelling her to take action.

In the wake of the events chronicled in Yuuki Yuuna is a Hero, the Hero Club of Sanshu Middle School—composed of Yuuna Yuuki, Karin Miyoshi, and the Inubouzaki siblings Fuu and Itsuki—continues its work aiding those in need. They are soon joined by Sonoko Nogi, a hero from a prior era. Yet the group soon notes the absence of Mimori Tougou, whose presence should be felt; every trace of her existence has been erased, leaving only the memories held by her friends. Without any leads on Tougou's location, the club members regain their ability to transform and embark on a desperate search for their lost comrade. Their journey uncovers startling revelations that shake the very foundations of their world.

Tokimune Susumu possesses ample justification for distrusting the military and questioning its directives. After his sister perished while serving the Arandas military, his clandestine motivation for enlisting is to uncover the truth behind her enigmatic death. Thus, when a civilian convoy faces peril and his own battle mech is annihilated, Susumu readily breaks ranks to pilot the experimental Argevollen. However, he fails to anticipate that activating the Argevollen binds the machine exclusively to his mind. Now positioned at the forefront of the brutal meat-grinder war between Arandas and Ingelmia, his sole reliable ally is an attractive civilian contractor whose reasons for involvement in the conflict are as convoluted as his own.

In "Shattered Angels," the story centers on Kuu Shiratori, an ordinary high school student living her everyday life in the vast city of Academia, which stands as a testament to humanity's survival after the most catastrophic event in history, which took place ten years earlier. Lately, Kuu has been having intense dreams where she meets a prince who invites her on a supernatural journey. One day, while getting ready for the school festival, the prince from her dreams, Kyoshiro Ayanokoji, appears in reality and makes the same offer he did in the dream: "Let's go... together..."

Shun Tokinoya has avoided online gaming ever since a tragic accident claimed his father's life and left his sister injured. Now a dedicated high school student burdened by regret for his past habits, he works at a cybercafe run by his childhood friend Nozomi Inatsuki to support his family financially. However, a recent development forces him back into the gaming world. When all players from FOX ONE—Nozomi’s father’s esports team—suddenly retire, the Inatsuki family faces severe financial trouble. To resolve their debts, Shun reluctantly joins the Xaxerion Championship. Alongside their classmate Akito Sendou, the trio gathers skilled gamers to rebuild the team. Even with two promising new members, victory remains uncertain. Unless Shun can overcome his deep-seated guilt, their newly formed squad has little chance of winning the championship.

Konoha Satou bears a weighty past. As a child, she penned self-centered fantasy romance novels that now reflect her current reality. Reborn as the loathed villainess, recalling every exact detail is essential for her survival. After evading early signs of death, Satou is thrust into doubt when a mysterious figure emerges from the Lily Kingdom—a character she never originally wrote into her story. Despite Yomi’s assertion of being an ally, can Satou trust someone she does not know in this perilous world?

The dominance of Japanese table tennis has been shattered. A surprising team has ended Oudou Academy's nine-year reign at the top, transforming the competitive landscape and motivating other squads to chase national tournament berths. At Suzumegahara Middle School, a small group of players strives to make their mark. Among them are Hanabi Tenka, known for her blazing fast offensive style; Hokuto Itsumo, who excels at predicting where the ball will go; Agari Kamiya, famous for her distinctive backhand smash; vice-captain Mune Oomune, who plays with a bold, aggressive approach; and captain Kiruka Ushirode, whose defense is impenetrable. Despite their skill, they have only competed at the city level. Their fortunes change when transfer student Koyori Tsumujikaze joins them. Driven by a deep passion for the game, Koyori quickly becomes a vital member of the team. Her spirited love for ping pong ignites a competitive fire in her teammates, uniting them in their quest for national tournament victory.

The second season of Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari follows Sato and his group as they continue their journey, facing the question of whether they can ultimately overcome the Abyss King and achieve lasting peace.

Arthur Louis Zetes is wealthy, attractive, and accomplished, but he has grown disillusioned with humanity due to the persistent greed he sees in those around him. Having lost faith in people, he decides to acquire a robotic maid to handle his needs. When current technology proves insufficient, his butler suggests an alternative: Marie Evans, a former martial arts prodigy now burdened by a massive debt. Known for her reserved demeanor, Marie eagerly takes on the role of a maid who acts like a robot. Despite Arthur's usual bluntness toward others, he develops genuine care for his mechanical-like servant. In turn, Marie is deeply moved by Arthur's unexpected kindness and attentiveness.

Chosen by the esteemed Shinju-sama as heroes, three young women are assigned to fight Vertexes, malevolent beings threatening global peace. Sumi Washio, Sonoko Nogi, and Gin Minowa, who once led idle lives waiting for their call to action, are suddenly thrust into a Vertex attack. Their initial lack of coordination as magical girls nearly leads to their defeat. Through sheer determination, they manage to triumph over their enemy, leading to a resolution to improve their teamwork and fighting abilities after the battle. As new dangers arise and demand increased power, the girls face the risk of irreversible changes from their magic. They must weigh the cost of victory and decide whether such a sacrifice is worthwhile for the survival of humanity.

In "Vatican Miracle Examiner," Fathers Josef Kou Hiraga and Roberto Nicholas work as Vatican Miracle Examiners, investigating reports of miracles across the globe to verify their authenticity. Behind each supposedly divine occurrence is a tangle of conspiracies, bizarre murders, and Satanism. Hiraga, a scientific and mathematical genius, and Roberto, a specialist in languages and classical studies, must join forces to solve these enigmas. As they face the darkness ahead, can their bond and faith endure the challenges while they seek a genuine miracle?

In "Pandora in the Crimson Shell," Nene Nanakorobi, an energetic full-body cyborg who desires global peace, meets inventor Uzal Delilah aboard a cruise ship heading toward the tranquil Cenancle Island. They quickly become friends with Clarion, a feline combat android who accompanies Uzal. Their bond is tested when terrorists attack the island. To protect Uzal, Nene receives the Pandora Device, originally housed inside Clarion, granting her the ability to instantly master complex skills, though Uzal appears to die in the incident. The pair then carry out various missions, such as rescuing children from burning malls and apprehending criminals, all in pursuit of world peace. Their efforts are further complicated by B.U.E.R., a sentient laser disguised as a deformed teddy bear with unpredictable power and crude behavior, posing a constant danger. Adding to their troubles, Takumi Korobase, Nene’s guardian and a genius inventor, becomes obsessed with obtaining B.U.E.R. As Nene and Clarion strive to protect the Pandora Device from enemies and uphold their idealistic goals, the mounting pressure threatens to break their newly formed partnership.

In a sudden transfer to another world, high school student Hibiki finds himself alone in a vast, dangerous grassland filled with monsters. Equipped only with non-combat skills like Appraisal, his odds of survival appear slim. However, through a series of key encounters, his initially underwhelming abilities begin to develop into something remarkably powerful. This alternate world adventure story highlights how an unexpected turn of events can turn ordinary talents into overwhelming strength.

After the Catian alien Eris showed up at Kio Kakazu's house, life has been far from boring. Wanting to understand humans better, Eris plays different board games with Kio and several other girls who have romantic feelings for him. To add some excitement, they choose embarrassing prizes as rewards for winning the games. Even with the high stakes involved, everyone stays focused on just having a good time together.

Youtarou Hanabusa wishes for a quiet life, but as a member of the Knights of the World, he is afflicted by what he calls "White Knight Syndrome"—an uncontrollable compulsion to act heroically and chivalrously whenever he sees someone in danger. To conceal his identity during these awkward moments, Youtarou dons a mask. His life changes unexpectedly when he rescues Makio Kidouin, the young daughter of a prestigious family. This single act pulls him into a world of luxury while also making his life far more complicated, as Makio’s life is anything but ordinary. Dealing with the six-year-old Makio’s mischievous antics and navigating a strange group of allies and manipulative enemies, Youtarou must protect his new friend while keeping the secret of his masked identity, Knight Lancer.

In the waning years of the 19th century British Empire, Wisteria, an orphan plagued by loneliness and hardship, has her life forever changed when she meets Marbas, a fur-covered immortal being of great power but also deep isolation, constantly pursued by those who hunt him. These outcasts travel together across the Empire, a world inhabited by both humans and beast-like creatures, seeking a place where they can coexist in peace.

In "Inexpressive Kashiwada and Expressive Oota," Oota-kun is someone whose emotions are always written plainly across his face. Kashiwada-san, on the other hand, is recognized for her steadfast poise, keeping a blank expression through any situation. Oota-kun grows irritated by her unshakeable calm and decides to make it his goal to get a reaction out of her. He tries all sorts of tricks and unusual methods, from fake spiders to odd text messages, but nothing appears capable of breaking through her unemotional exterior. Even though his attempts seem to fail, Oota-kun's mischief becomes a normal part of their everyday routine. Yet, without his knowledge, his efforts have already begun to wear down her defenses, causing her to occasionally show faint hints of amusement that he never notices.

Title: Tenkou-saki no Seiso Karen na Bishoujo ga, Mukashi Danshi to Omotte Issho ni Asonda Osananajimi Datta Ken I encountered my old playmate once more, now a sophisticated and beautiful young woman. "Long time no see, Hayato." "Haruki... is that really you?" In our younger days, we would romp through the fields, covered in dirt. However, the person standing before me was far from the boisterous boy I once knew. Yet, the moment Haruki is alone with Hayato, she discards her polished demeanor and reverts to her usual uninhibited self. It seems nothing has truly changed between us.

Ephtal is reborn as a human from present-day Earth. In a world where magic truly exists, he commits his entire life to mastering it. Yet despite all his efforts, he learns he has absolutely no talent for magic and dies in despair... But that is not the end! He is reincarnated once more, still named Ephtal, four hundred years later. Carrying over his previous knowledge and power, he steels his resolve and once again aims to reach the pinnacle of magic!

Sakuradaimon takes his position on the school's Public Morals Committee seriously, inspecting students' uniforms at the gate each morning. He regularly reprimands Kohinata, a defiant student with dyed hair and a short skirt. Despite her initial irritation at his constant scolding, Kohinata starts to notice Sakuradaimon's own unkempt side. This lighthearted romance follows the unpredictable school days of a strict committee member and a lively classmate whose paths keep crossing.

In the life of Crown Prince Cecil Glow Alfostar, each day feels the same because his natural genius lets him learn anything with ease. That changes when he meets his fiancée, Bertia Evil Nochesse, who calls herself a villainess and keeps defying his expectations. Convinced she lives inside an "otome game," Bertia believes she has been reborn as the villainess meant to ruin the bond between Cecil and the heroine. She takes her role seriously, carrying out what she considers "evil deeds." Yet, these actions always come across as genuinely kind and heartfelt—something she never realizes. Cecil, now free from boredom, finds delight in watching his unknowingly kind fiancée, making sure each day stays interesting.

Tomoatsu Naoe lives an ordinary life as a massage therapist until an unusual client named Erufuda arrives at his clinic. During her session, it becomes apparent that Erufuda is an elf from another world. After crossing over, she developed a taste for junk food, which caused her to gain considerable weight and now prevents her from returning home. Naoe agrees to help Erufuda shed the extra pounds so she can go back to her own world. She initially manages to reach her target weight, but soon puts it all back on. As Naoe continues assisting her, they meet others from different worlds dealing with similar problems—each one trying to lose their excess weight.

In the flourishing Rabbi Village, overseen by Isami Tahara and Yuu Kirino, Hakuto Kunai takes on fresh quests to locate artifacts capable of countering magic. His journey leads him to the Prison Labyrinth in Rookie Town, where he discovers a hidden laboratory containing technology far beyond anything known in the world, presenting both opportunity and risk. Meanwhile, the newly formed Queendom of Xenobia sets its sights on Rabbi Village, aiming to disrupt relations between the Holy Kingdom of Light and the State of Right. With the aid of his newly summoned assistant, Akane Fujisaki, Hakuto stands ready to thwart the Queendom's sinister schemes.

In "Otome Kaijuu Caraméliser," Kuroe Akaishi is a shy and introverted high school student who typically keeps to herself. Her routine changes when she encounters Arata Minami, a well-liked and attractive boy in her class. Despite his popularity, Arata shows interest in Kuroe, a loner, and she finds herself increasingly flustered in his presence. This flustered state leads to an unexpected transformation: Kuroe turns into a monstrous kaijuu. The more anxious or embarrassed she becomes, the more monstrous appendages grow from her body, culminating in her complete transformation into a giant creature. As Arata, the charming young man, comes face-to-face with the kaijuu, Japan must deal with this enigmatic new threat. Will Minami embrace Kuroe's feelings, or will her colossal form push him away? His decision could determine whether the world endures the full force of a teenager's powerful emotions.

In a world where nobles stop at nothing to gain power, lying, manipulating, and extorting are commonplace. However, House Grail remains true to its principles of honesty and integrity. Constance Grail, the youngest daughter of the family, upholds these values, always acting with righteousness and aiding those in need. But her moral compass becomes futile when her fiancé betrays her by being unfaithful. He and his new lover conspire to frame Constance, silencing her pleas for justice. No one believes her except for the spirit of the notorious Scarlett Castiel, who possesses Constance to turn the tables on her accusers. This intervention, however, comes with a price. Scarlett was executed ten years prior for attempting to poison Princess Cecilia, though she maintains her innocence. Despite her blunt and ruthless demeanor, Scarlett would never commit such a crime. She seeks vengeance against those who framed her and demands that Constance, the only one who can perceive her, help carry out this mission.

In "Hackadoll The Animation," the Hacka Dolls function as AI programs designed to collect and customize news and information for individual users. These adaptable robots have served as reliable helpers for various groups, including government officials and professional athletes. However, due to declining performance, three defective units are produced. Their flawed personalities result in them being sent to Earth with the mission of assisting humanity in any way they can. They take on a range of tasks, from encouraging a fujoshi to sell doujinshi at Comiket to joining an idol group, as long as these activities comply with their ethical standards. Despite their imperfections, they approach their responsibilities with sincerity and unwavering enthusiasm, always working diligently to support others to the fullest extent possible.

In "Ikkitousen: Xtreme Xecutor," Hakufu's life descends into turmoil after she is matched with a student whose behavior reflects her own. A tournament among school leaders begins, but due to Hakufu's carelessness, her student ends up taking her spot in the contest. As the participants realize the competition's concealed sinister purpose, they become entangled in a scheme aimed at seizing control of the various clans.

Ten years ago, a massive volcanic eruption nearly destroyed the Ayaka Islands in Japan. After a traumatic incident, Yukito Yanagi, who had been living with different foster families on the mainland, became withdrawn. Following his late father Makoto's final wishes, Yukito returns to his hometown on the day of his middle school graduation. There, he meets Makoto's disciples and learns about the islands' mysterious nature. The islands are inhabited by beings called Mitama, which can turn into dangerous Ara-Mitama by absorbing human negativity. Yukito realizes he, like his father, is a Ley Master capable of controlling these Ara-Mitama. As he confronts his own trauma and hones his skills, Yukito decides to become a high-ranking Ley Master to maintain peace on Ayaka.

After being falsely accused of a crime, thirty-four-year-old Shigeru Yoshioka loses everything and becomes cut off from society, also losing his faith in women. Turning into an unemployed recluse, he unexpectedly discovers a way to travel to another world. When a strange status screen appears on his computer, Shigeru makes a pact, exchanging his appearance for a massive stat boost of over 100 trillion plus 5,100 points. As an "Absolute God" in this new realm, he begins a fresh start.

First-year student Takahiko Urino wants to write an exceptionally compelling article for Furnado Monthly, his school's newspaper. Inspired by his girlfriend, second-year Yuki Osanai—who appears to be an ordinary student—Urino convinces the newspaper club to let him investigate a series of escalating arson incidents. His objective is to predict where the next fires will occur and identify the perpetrator. However, Urino's deep involvement in the case sometimes brings negative attention to the club, and his growing arrogance may put strain on his relationship with Osanai. Meanwhile, another seemingly average student, Jougorou Kobato, spends his days peacefully with his girlfriend, Tokiko Nakamaru. But when he encounters a fire connected to a previous case and linked to Osanai, Kobato finds himself slipping back into his former unconventional behavior as he pursues the truth.

Fifth Break Blade Movie.

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

By the late 21st century, humanity has relocated to live in space. To survive this new existence and defend against alien threats near Jupiter, specially engineered young people known as "Princes" are raised and trained to pilot advanced combat mecha called AHSMB (Advanced High Standard Multipurpose Battle Device). The story follows Hitachi O Izuru, one such teenage Prince, who attends school in the academic city of Grandzehle.

Yasumi Utatane is a seasoned voice actor who keeps up a wholesome public image to satisfy her fans, but she struggles to find steady work. Away from the spotlight, she lives a different life as Yumiko Satou, a high school student who prefers casual, attention-grabbing outfits—a stark contrast to her refined professional persona. When Yasumi lands a role in a radio show alongside the talented and charming Yuuhi Yuugure, whom she greatly admires, she meets her co-star at the studio and discovers that Yuuhi is actually her somber classmate, Chika Watanabe. As they work together on the radio program, both Yumiko and Chika gradually drop their facades and, through mutual encouragement, find the confidence to be true to themselves.