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Set five decades after the original series, Kotetsushin Jeeg ushers in a new generation of defenders. The story centers on Kenji Kusanagi, a high school student who takes up the mantle of Kotetsushin Jeeg to combat the unexpected resurgence of the Haniwa Genjin—clay automatons known as the Haniwa Phantom Gods—sent forth by the Jamada Empire under the rule of Queen Himika. The cast introduces fresh faces such as Tsubaki Tamashiro, the granddaughter of Miwa Uzuki, and Kyou Misumi. Additionally, several familiar figures from the original series make their return.

In the isolated town of Nitta, twelve-year-old Takumi Harada, a celebrated baseball pitching prodigy, joins his new school's poorly trained baseball team. Instead of feeling disheartened, Takumi views this as an opportunity to turn the underdog team into a formidable one using his skills. The challenge lies in finding a suitable catcher to handle his powerful pitches. His worries ease when he meets Gou Nagakura, a dedicated fellow student eager to prove his worth as Takumi's catcher. While Takumi works on building a strong partnership with Gou, he also faces conflicts with his teammates due to his disrespectful behavior. Alongside these challenges, Takumi searches for true enjoyment in the sport under the guidance of his grandfather.

Hozuki, Kazuki, and Hazuki—the granddaughter, great-granddaughter, and great-great-granddaughter of Galileo—have very different personalities and interests, which often leads to conflict between them. Their disagreements grow worse when a secret organization attacks them, trying to take the "Galileo Tesoro," which their ancestor supposedly discovered. After the attack, the three of them set off in an airship they built, but their constant fighting makes it hard for them to work together when danger is all around them. As they face these problems, the truth about what the Tesoro really is, what their enemies want, and how their family relationships are changing all start to come out. This mix of action and mystery focuses on the special charm of three sisters who are very different from one another.

In 2019, an uprising in the United States triggered a global nuclear conflict that culminated in the Maelström disaster. Fifty years after the catastrophe, the WHO has centralized global governance to ensure human survival, restructuring society to treat individuals as communal assets and guaranteeing well-being through advanced medical technologies, nanomachines, and immersive augmented reality. Miach Mihie, a Japanese teenager, rejects these dehumanizing norms and plots to commit suicide alongside her friends Tuan Kirie and Cian Reikadou before her mandatory WatchMe implant activation at age eighteen. However, Cian betrays their pact, resulting in Miach's declared death and Tuan's narrow escape. Thirteen years later, Tuan, now a seasoned Helix inspector working with the WHO, is summoned back to Japan by Oscar Stauffenberg after her exposure for drug trafficking during the Niger conflict. Back home, she encounters a series of coordinated suicides and is assigned to investigate the incidents and uncover the terrorist organization behind them.

In Terra Formars: Revenge, the Annex I crew persists in their struggle against the Terraformars—enormous humanoid cockroaches that developed from samples initially sent to Mars. Instead of discovering a remedy for the devastating Alien Engine Virus ravaging Earth, the Annex I team finds that various squads are motivated by their own nationalistic objectives. Consequently, the fighters must battle both the Terraformars to stay alive and one another in an endless pursuit of global supremacy.

In "Gantz:O," death does not mark the end if one can survive the trials set by the mysterious black sphere known as Gantz. Masaru Katou, a courageous and kind-hearted student, is fatally stabbed on his way home to celebrate his younger sibling's birthday. Waking up in a small room with a view of Tokyo, he finds himself joined by others in what seems to be a preparation area for a dangerous game where their lives are at stake. Before he can grasp the situation, Masaru is given a gun and sent to the center of Osaka with a clear objective: eliminate all encountered aliens. Teamwork becomes essential as Masaru allies with Yoshikazu Suzuki, an elderly companion; Reika Shimohira, a popular idol; and Jouichirou Nishi, a distant yet experienced partner. Together, they must face their deepest fears to ensure survival and return to their former lives, including Masaru's desire to see his brother again.

In "Rampo Kitan: Game of Laplace," middle schooler Yoshio Kobayashi comes to in his classroom only to find his teacher brutally killed and himself holding the weapon used in the murder. Despite being framed under these grim circumstances, the aloof and mysterious Yoshio feels a secret thrill about the situation. His loyal friend Souji Hashiba works with him to prove Yoshio's innocence. Meanwhile, brilliant high school detective Kogorou Akechi arrives to investigate the crime. When he meets the accused boy, a fascinating mutual fascination develops between them. Yoshio wants to help Akechi solve mysteries, while Akechi aims to test Yoshio's abilities in the difficult world of detective work. This surreal horror mystery anime features bizarre and grotesque crimes, taking inspiration from the stories of Ranpo Edogawa, a celebrated writer who had a major impact on Japanese literature.

Kouhei Araki, a veteran editor in Genbu Publishing's dictionary division, intends to retire to care for his ill wife. Before stepping down, he must find a successor for his ongoing project—a new dictionary titled "The Great Passage." However, locating someone with the required commitment and patience proves difficult. Mitsuya Majime, who works in Genbu Publishing's sales department, often struggles with social skills and reading social cues. Yet Majime possesses a profound love for words, driven by his passion for reading and his meticulous nature. Recognizing these qualities, Araki offers Majime a role on the dictionary editorial team. As Majime begins his new position, he confronts doubts about his abilities and worries about fitting into his new team. Nonetheless, through the expansive realm of lexicography, "The Great Passage" brings everyone closer together.

A hero never gives up, never hides, never falters, and never tolerates wrongdoing! Driven by his love for superhero stories, Masayoshi Hazama follows these ideals. During the day, he works as a famous model, but after sunset, he transforms into the courageous Samurai Flamenco. Wearing only his costume, he devotes himself to delivering justice across the city, confronting anyone who breaks the law—from rebellious youths to people who toss trash on the street. His actions eventually attract public attention, leading police officer Hidenori Gotou to discover his secret identity. Though Gotou initially tells Masayoshi to leave law enforcement to the professionals, he eventually joins the aspiring hero’s crusade. Their efforts, which start with stopping small infractions like littering and petty theft, quickly drag them into bizarre adventures that threaten world stability. Alongside the allies they gather, Masayoshi and Gotou work to understand what heroism truly means—whether or not they possess superhuman abilities.

In the second season of Silver Spoon, Yuugo Hachiken has become accustomed to life at Ooezo Agricultural High School and starts to discover the deeper significance of his education. As he gains more self-awareness and improves the skills needed for his everyday routines, he is appointed as the vice-president of the Equestrian Club. New school terms introduce different farming challenges and personal struggles, but Hachiken keeps chasing his goals and collaborating closely with his classmates.

In the story "The Perfect Insider," Shiki Magata is a gifted programmer who lives in seclusion at a remote research facility on an island, receiving very few visitors. Associate Professor Souhei Saikawa and university student Moe Nishinosono come to meet her, but their visit is interrupted when a locked-room murder takes place. As they probe deeper into the case, they realize that nothing is as it seems, with numerous hidden truths lying just beneath the surface. Within the isolated confines of the building, an impossible and horrific crime unfolds, forcing Saikawa and Moe to decipher the mystery surrounding both the murder and the concealed past of Magata.

In the wake of a bus hijacking, Yuuta Iridatsu is rescued by the masked hero Strange Juice but ends up with his soul separated from his body, now watched over by a mischievous cat spirit named Chiranosuke. As a ghost, Yuuta haunts Korai House, where he lives with other tenants including Meika Daihatsu, a skilled inventor; Mikatan Narugino, a lively idol; Ito Hikiotani, a reclusive NEET; and Rabura Chichibu, a spiritual medium. Yuuta's life takes an unexpected turn when he accidentally sees Narugino's undergarments, a sight that gives him extraordinary strength. However, if he sees another pair of panties while still a spirit, it would trigger a catastrophic asteroid impact with Earth, spelling disaster for everyone he cares about. "Punch Line" follows Yuuta's journey as he

Nijiiro Days centers on the romantic lives of four high school boys: Natsuki Hashiba, a dreamer with delusions of love; Tomoya Matsunaga, a narcissistic playboy juggling several girlfriends at once; Keiichi Katakura, a sadist with a kinky streak who never goes anywhere without his whip; and Tsuyoshi Naoe, an otaku whose girlfriend is into cosplay. When Natsuki's girlfriend dumps him without warning on Christmas Eve, he breaks down sobbing right in the middle of the street. A girl wearing a Santa Claus suit hands him some tissues, and he instantly falls head over heels for her. As luck would have it, this girl—Anna Kobayakawa—goes to the same school as him. Natsuki's pursuit of Anna should have been smooth and uneventful; however, to his dismay, his nosy friends keep meddling in his relationship while trying to make their own romantic ambitions come true.

On Nanae Island, a man-made refuge in the Pacific designed to foster young talent, high school student Juugo Yama finds peace after being disowned by his family. The island, created by the legendary Great Seven, serves as a haven for youths pursuing their dreams. Led by Nanana Ryuugajou, the Great Seven envisioned this paradise as a future for the next generation. After moving into his new home, Juugo meets the ghost of Nanana Ryuugajou, who remains bound to the island due to her unsolved murder ten years earlier. Before her death, Nanana hid various artifacts imbued with extraordinary powers across the island, known collectively as the Nanana Collection. Motivated to uncover the truth behind her murder, Juugo teams up with the self-proclaimed "Master Detective" Tensai Ikkyuu and her androgynous maid, Daruku Hoshino, to search for these treasures.

After the Sibyl System's success in Japan, efforts are made to expand this technology worldwide. The unstable South East Asian Union (SEAUn) agrees to implement the system in Shambala Float, intending to bring order and regulate its citizens. When anti-Sibyl terrorists reach Japan, the Ministry of Welfare's Public Safety Bureau discovers signs that Shinya Kougami, a missing former Enforcer, is supporting them. Because of their past relationship, Akane Tsunemori is sent to SEAUn to apprehend Kougami. But after years apart, their encounter may not go as anticipated.

In "Silver Spoon," Yuugo Hachiken is a hardworking and exhausted student, always trying to meet impossible expectations from his parents. As a new school year begins, he transfers to Ooezo Agricultural High School, a boarding school set in rural Hokkaido, hoping to escape the stress he faces. Hachiken starts off confident in his own skills, but he quickly realizes his classmates have deep knowledge of farming and animals, since they grew up on farms. From chores at dawn to caring for livestock, Hachiken is completely lost in the tough world of agriculture. The story follows Hachiken's funny experiences as he adjusts to this strange place and meets various people. By working hard to fit in and find happiness, he tries to discover what he really wants and build a fulfilling life on his own terms.

Makoto "Smile" Tsukimoto and Yutaka "Peco" Hoshino have been close friends since childhood, despite their opposite natures. Peco, an overconfident dreamer who wants to become the world's best ping-pong player, often skips practice and irritates his teammates at Katase High School, while Smile, despite his natural talent, frequently holds back in matches. Their bond remains strong through their shared love for ping-pong. When a former Chinese national team player arrives in Japan, Peco convinces Smile to visit Tsujido High School. There, Peco faces Kong Wenge and suffers a quick, crushing defeat that shakes his confidence. Seeing Smile's hidden potential, the Katase High coach starts training him to stop holding back, but Smile remains reluctant unless the game stays fun. As both friends struggle with their reasons for playing, they meet powerful opponents at the inter-high tournament, each dealing with their own inner conflicts. Only the most skilled can survive, and as these young athletes let their unchecked ambitions drive them, the harsh reality of chasing glory becomes clear.

In a distant future where six colossal meteor impacts have shattered the world, crystalline entities called Gems reside. Each Gem is tasked with defending against the Lunarians, a species that assaults them to shatter their forms and repurpose the fragments as ornaments. Phosphophyllite, known as Phos, is a fragile young Gem who yearns to fight alongside their comrades. However, due to their delicate constitution, they are assigned the duty of compiling an encyclopedia. As Phos reluctantly begins this work, they encounter Cinnabar, a clever Gem exiled to night patrols on a remote island because of the toxic poison their body emits. Witnessing Cinnabar's suffering, Phos determines to discover a meaningful purpose for both of these outcast Gems. The story of Houseki no Kuni chronicles Phos' journey to demonstrate their worth and safeguard their fellow Gems.

In this sequel to the sci-fi psychological drama, Akane Tsunemori continues her duties as an inspector, executing the Sibyl System's judgments. She is joined by new enforcers and Mika Shimotsuki, a dedicated junior inspector who faithfully adheres to Sibyl. As Akane contemplates her responsibilities and starts to question the correctness of Sibyl's decisions, a mysterious threat emerges. An unknown attacker has discovered a method to manipulate the Crime Coefficient, the metric the Sibyl System uses to evaluate mental stability and identify potential criminals. Exploiting this flaw, the assailant commits murder and leaves a cryptic message—"WC?"—written in blood at the scene. Division 01, including Akane, becomes embroiled in a dangerous struggle against this new enemy. They uncover a conspiracy that challenges the validity of the Sibyl System and undermines the very core of Akane's convictions.

In Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend, Tomoya Aki is a devoted otaku who dedicates his life to amassing an extensive library of anime and light novels, completely captivated by their narratives and characters. Driven by a desire to craft his own game and share that enthusiasm with the world, Tomoya recognizes that he cannot achieve this feat alone. Leveraging his network, he recruits his childhood friend, the talented illustrator Eriri Spencer Sawamura, and the literary prodigy Utaha Kasumigaoka to handle the script, while he takes on the role of director. With this formidable team in place, Tomoya seeks inspiration for his visual novel and encounters Megumi Katou, a gentle and beautiful girl whose demeanor serves as the blueprint for the game's protagonist. Equipped with his expertise, Tomoya launches a new doujin circle with the ambition of touching every player's heart. However, he quickly discovers that to inject genuine emotion into their creation, each team member must draw upon their own personal life experiences.

To the outside world, Hanabi Yasuraoka and Mugi Awaya appear to be the ideal pair, yet both conceal a shared sorrow: they are desperately in love with people who are out of reach. Hanabi has harbored feelings for her childhood friend and neighbor, Narumi Kanai, since their youth, and her joy reaches new heights when he becomes her homeroom teacher. That happiness quickly dissolves, however, when Narumi begins dating the music teacher, Akane Minagawa. Similarly, Mugi has been smitten with Akane ever since she tutored him during middle school. When the two lonely teenagers meet in the hallway, they agree to serve as stand-ins for their true loves, finding temporary comfort in their physical connection to alleviate their profound isolation.

During the industrial revolution, a mysterious virus spawns terrifying creatures called Kabane that devour humans. These monsters can only be slain by shattering their iron-encased hearts, and anyone bitten inevitably transforms into a Kabane. One of the few remaining human bastions is the island fortress of Hinomoto, shielded by massive walls that repel constant assaults. Entry to these fortified havens relies on armored trains run and maintained by young people like Ikoma. Ikoma has crafted a potent weapon capable of piercing a Kabane's heart and is keen to put it to the test. Yet, his chance to battle arrives far sooner than he anticipated.

After a terrorist strike on a Japanese nuclear plant leaves only the word "VON" scrawled in red, the government is paralyzed and law enforcement struggles to identify the culprits. Six months later, a cryptic video surfaces online featuring two teenage boys calling themselves "Sphinx." They directly challenge the police, warning of impending chaos and destruction in Tokyo. As panic spreads and leads remain scarce, Detective Kenjirou Shibazaki finds himself at the center of the crisis while authorities struggle to counter the threat. "Zankyou no Terror" follows Nine and Twelve, the teenagers behind the Sphinx alias. Despite their mysterious origins, they navigate a world of deception and secrecy, seeking revenge while confronting their painful pasts, ultimately working to destabilize the city.

In the 22nd century, Japan operates under the Sibyl System, which measures an individual's criminal potential via their Psycho-Pass. This technology allows Inspectors to identify and neutralize societal threats, frequently using lethal force, while being supported by Enforcers—ex-convicts given conditional liberty to aid the Inspectors. Akane Tsunemori, a principled young Inspector, enters this environment with a steadfast belief in justice. Partnering with the experienced Enforcer Shinya Kougami, she begins to notice flaws in the Sibyl System's judgments, undermining her initial convictions. As she grapples with these revelations, Akane starts to question the true essence of justice and whether it can truly be realized through a system that might be fundamentally defective.

In Erased, Satoru Fujinuma, a reclusive 29-year-old manga artist, wields a unique ability known as Revival. This power allows him to rewind time by a few minutes to avert disasters, a skill he has employed to save countless lives. However, after being wrongly accused of murdering someone dear to him, Satoru is thrust back eighteen years to 1988. Upon arriving in the past, he uncovers a potential connection between his current situation and the childhood kidnapping and murder of his quiet classmate, Kayo Hinazuki. The narrative follows Satoru as he delves into the past to prevent Kayo's tragic end and safeguard the people he loves in his own time.

Once celebrated as the "Human Metronome," piano prodigy Kousei Arima achieved fame and acclaim through his flawless timing, cultivated under his mother's rigorous guidance. However, following her sudden passing, Kousei lost the ability to hear the sound of the piano, leading him to abandon performing entirely. Now a junior high student, he lives a monotonous life alongside his friends Tsubaki Sawabe and Ryouta Watari, struggling with his grief while retaining a deep love for music. His gray world is suddenly transformed when he encounters the eccentric violinist Kaori Miyazono, who demands that he return to the stage as her accompanist. Through a poignant deception, the two draw nearer, with Kaori determined to bring color and light back into Kousei's existence.