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A remarkable concluding chapter highlighting the shining "now" of the matured characters from "that time," together with their beloved friends.

Miru: Paths to My Future" is an anthology anime series created in collaboration with five animation studios. It tells a story of encounters between humans and a robot. Born in a distant future, MIRU is a robot without weapons who travels through time to support people from various eras. MIRU meets individuals from different times and places—people who, in spite of their hardships, live their lives with resolve. Through their meetings with MIRU, these people take small but significant steps forward. These steps, like the "Butterfly Effect," create ripples of change that lead toward a brighter future. "The future is in our hands." This story reminds us of the power that exists in every small beginning. Contains: 1) Episode 079: "Stardust Memory" 2) Episode 101: "The King of the Forest" 3) Episode 217: "Londonderry Air" 4) Episode 630: "Re: MIRU" 5) Episode 926: "Wait, I'll Be There

An anime adaptation of the popular Korean online role-playing game Soul Worker, made by Lion Games, is scheduled to stream online. NHN PlayArt announced this at a press event commemorating the game's completion, featuring an animatic preview and storyboards for the upcoming anime series.

Chase Suno, along with his friends Jinja and Bren, is trying to find his father, Jeredy Suno. When they finally reach his father's laboratory, they stumble into a new conflict after coming into contact with a life-form called Monsuno. Deciding to support his father's research, Chase refuses to hand over the Monsuno to S.T.O.R.M. and flees. Now the trio is evading the military group S.T.O.R.M. while continuing their search for Chase's father. At the same time, a shadowy organization has set its sights on Chase and the Monsuno they carry.

The latter portion of the second season of Kengan Ashura. The conclusion of the conflict is approaching, and the Kengan Life-or-Death Tournament anxiously anticipates its champion.

In "Tekken: Bloodline," Jin Kazama and his mother Jun face numerous hardships tied to their family's martial arts heritage. Though their bond is strong, they are unable to defend themselves when a terrifying demon invades their home, specifically targeting Jun. Trapped by the relentless creature, Jun tells Jin to seek out his grandfather, Heihachi Mishima, before she vanishes with the demon in a burst of energy. Arriving at Heihachi's estate, Jin is initially treated as an outsider, but after Heihachi learns that the demon called Ogre is behind the Kazamas' ordeal, he decides to train Jin intensively. Fueled by a burning desire for revenge, Jin dedicates all his effort to mastering his fighting skills, determined to destroy Ogre.

Second season of Kengan Ashura.

Businesses and merchants stake enormous amounts of money to hire fighters for bare-handed combat matches. The victor claims everything in these Kengan tournaments, which have their roots in the Edo period. Traders use the bouts as a way to settle their quarrels.

In the corporate-driven setting of Kengan Ashura, major business decisions are resolved through combat between hired fighters instead of standard negotiations. This shounen manga by Yabako Sandrovich presents a violent, action-heavy world where, ever since the Edo period, skilled warriors have settled disputes for wealthy companies and moguls. Ouma Tokita, known by the nickname "The Ashura," is a fighter striving to become the strongest champion. After being recruited by Hideki Nogi, he allies with the Nogi Group, and the ordinary middle-aged man Kazuo Yamashita takes on the role of his manager. Together, they face fierce tournaments run by the Kengan Association, encountering powerful rivals driven by similar goals. Will they manage to achieve the highest level of their profession?