Lawson Entertainment

After the National Middle School Tennis Tournament wraps up, twelve-year-old tennis prodigy Ryouma Echizen heads to the United States to sharpen his abilities. While striving to forge his own path in the sport, Ryouma is also determined to uncover the mystery surrounding his father Nanjiro's sudden departure from professional tennis. Known as "Samurai Nanjiro," his father was a celebrated player whose career came to an abrupt halt after the US Open finals. Despite Ryouma's thorough analysis of that final match, many questions linger, driving him to seek answers by witnessing the event firsthand. Through a strange twist of fate, Ryouma and his unsuspecting classmate Sakuno Ryuzaki are sent back in time to observe the pivotal match. Though the early moments appear ordinary, the mafia's involvement adds a fresh, complex layer to the enigma. Facing considerable obstacles, Ryouma must employ all his abilities to uncover the truth and stop his father's career from ending prematurely.

Tamaki Tsuru enrolls at Aonagi University hoping to make friends, find a boyfriend, and enjoy a typical college life. To socialize without putting too much pressure on herself, she decides to try out for the tennis club. During the tryouts, a model glider catches her attention, causing her to accidentally hit a tennis ball into it and destroy the aircraft. Daisuke Sorachi from the Aviation Club then insists on compensation for the damages. After this, Aviation Club captain Jun Kuramochi tries to persuade Tamaki to join the club, but she refuses. Not eager to lose a potential new member, Jun comes up with a plan for Tamaki to pay off the debt while also helping her find a boyfriend. Reluctantly, Tamaki agrees to join the club, though Jun seems to have other plans in store as well.

A decade ago, the 450-year-old vampire Ranmaru Mori was rescued from certain death by a naive young boy named Rihito Tatsuno. Following that, Ranmaru began working at the Tatsuno family's bathhouse, secretly planning to drink Rihito's virgin blood once he reached adulthood. However, this plan is jeopardized when Rihito develops feelings for a girl on his first day of high school. Worried that Rihito might lose his purity, the envious Ranmaru starts covertly watching over him, protecting him while keeping his vampire identity hidden.

In *The Relative Worlds*, Shin Hazama has lived in emotional seclusion since the mysterious and sudden death of his mother during his childhood. His only meaningful connection is with Kotori Izumi, the cheerful and compassionate daughter of his scientist father’s employer. As they near the end of their third year of high school, Shin and Kotori begin to explore deeper personal and romantic feelings for each other. Their newfound bond is shattered by the unexpected death of Shin’s father. In the aftermath, Shin and Kotori uncover the truth behind both his parents’ deaths when they encounter agents from a technologically advanced but dystopian version of Japan in a parallel universe. One such agent is Jin, Shin’s alternate self, who battles against the mechanical warriors Miko and Niko. Because of the interconnected nature of their relative selves, Jin seeks to protect the vulnerable Shin to ensure their mutual survival while also aiming to eliminate Kotori to undermine the iron rule of Princess Kotoko, his rival and the one responsible for his parents’ murder. Faced with this harsh reality, Shin and Kotori must confront their true feelings for each other as the threat of an imminent world collapse looms.

After completing middle school, energetic fifteen-year-old Hiyori Suzumi moves from her coastal hometown to Tokyo, aiming to become a track and field athlete. She soon encounters money problems that force her to look for part-time work to get by. Following a difficult job search, Hiyori unexpectedly lands a role as event staff, specifically as a trainee manager for LIPxLIP, a rising male idol duo that includes her classmates Yuujirou Someya and Aizou Shibasaki. Despite this surprising development, Hiyori is determined to perform well in her new management duties while also juggling her academic studies and athletic aspirations.

In the midst of a challenging spring break, Yuna Ichihara feels particularly down after bidding farewell to her dear friend Sacchan, who is moving away. Her spirits lift, however, when she catches sight of a boy who resembles a shoujo manga prince, her first love. This encounter leads to an unusual situation involving Akari Yamamoto, a new neighbor who soon becomes Yuna’s close friend. As they attend the same high school, Yuna starts to develop feelings for Akari’s brother, Rio, the mysterious and attractive young man she met earlier. Simultaneously, Akari finds herself attracted to Yuna’s playful childhood friend, Kazuomi Inui. However, navigating the complexities of their relationships proves difficult for each of them, as the interwoven dynamics among the four friends create obstacles. To unravel the truth about their feelings and connections, they must confront their personal struggles and disclose the secrets kept within their circle.

Five years have passed since the mysterious "Bubble Fall" event, when bubbles with gravity-defying properties and unknown powers descended upon Earth. The epicenter was Tokyo, which became enveloped in a colossal bubble after a massive, unexplained explosion, transforming it into a restricted zone submerged in a gravity-bending sea. The city's inhabitants evacuated, leaving behind orphans who now illegally reside there, engaging in perilous parkour battles amidst the decaying buildings. Among these orphans is Hibiki, a talented competitor who can leap between floating bubbles. He claims to hear strange sounds emanating from Tokyo Tower and sets out to investigate. However, during his exploration, he falls into the peculiar waters beneath the city. Hibiki is rescued by a mysterious girl he later names Uta. Unbeknownst to Hibiki, Uta's appearance in his life holds the key to unraveling the secrets behind the cataclysmic event that forever altered their world.

Hinako Mukaimizu is a spirited college student from a coastal town who loves surfing and the ocean, but has no clear direction for her future. Her life changes when a fireworks accident sets her apartment building on fire, and she is rescued by Minato Hinageshi, a dedicated firefighter. They grow close; Hinako admires Minato's strong character and commitment to saving lives, while he develops an interest in surfing and eagerly asks for her instruction. As Hinako teaches him how to surf, their relationship deepens into a gentle and devoted romance. But the dangers of surfing become sharply apparent when Hinako faces a serious accident, disrupting her life and forcing her to confront her uncertain future. On her quest to find her own path, Hinako embarks on a journey of self-discovery with Minato's support, gradually working to define her purpose and navigate her own way forward.

Following the chaotic cultural festival, Masamune Makabe continues his quest to make the "Cruel Princess," Aki Adagaki, fall deeply in love with him only to break her heart later. When his classmates travel to Paris, known as the City of Love, Masamune sees this as the perfect chance to get revenge for his childhood heartbreak. Before he can work his charms on Aki, they meet Muriel Besson, a French otaku who wants to create a romantic comedy manga. Muriel thinks Masamune is the ideal main character and insists on using him as inspiration. Even though he doesn't want to, Masamune agrees, bringing Aki along to provide material for the love interest. To convince Muriel, they must show genuine Japanese romance. Making things more complicated, Kanetsugu Gasou pretends to be Aki's childhood friend, Masamune, with the goal of deceiving and taking advantage of her. In the middle of the confusion from mistaken identities and many romantic rivals, Masamune's revenge plan becomes more and more complicated.

In the year 2027, Kyoto is a city overflowing with cutting-edge technology. Within this world live two high school students: Naomi Katagaki, a shy and socially awkward boy, and Ruri Ichigyou, a girl known for her cold and sarcastic demeanor. Despite both sharing a passion for books, Naomi struggles to connect with Ruri due her off-putting personality. One day while out for a walk, Naomi glimpses a fleeting red aurora in the sky. Soon after, he encounters a strange three-legged crow and a cloaked stranger who reveals himself to be a future version of Naomi from ten years later. This future Naomi warns that a terrible incident will befall Ruri once she and the present-day Naomi begin dating. Though skeptical at first, Naomi decides to heed his older self's advice and works to build a closer relationship with Ruri, hoping to change her fate. Can Naomi succeed in rewriting the future that awaits them?

High school student Suzume Iwato encounters a mysterious young man named Souta Munakata on her way to school. Souta is searching for abandoned locations, and after Suzume directs him toward a nearby ruin, her own curiosity leads her to follow. At the site, she discovers an isolated door leading to an ethereal, dreamlike realm she can sense but cannot enter. Nearby lies a strange stone that transforms into a cat-like creature and dashes away upon being touched. Alarmed, Suzume flees back toward her school, unaware of the disastrous consequences of leaving the door unsealed. The release of the "keystone" allows a malevolent force trapped within the alternate dimension to escape and cause destruction across Japan. Determined to fix her serious mistake, Suzume teams up with Souta, whose true mission is to stop the evil's spread, to find and close every open door before the country is ruined.

In a Tokyo drenched by relentless rain, Hodaka Morishima, a runaway high school student, fights to survive while working at a small publishing company. Hina Amano, an orphan striving to support her younger sibling, is also searching for employment. Their lives intersect when Hodaka saves Hina from a group of menacing men, and the two flee together. Hodaka soon discovers that Hina holds a unique power: through prayer, she can summon sunshine. Observing Tokyo's peculiar weather, Hodaka sees an opportunity and proposes that Hina become a "sunshine girl," using her ability to bring light to people during difficult times. While their circumstances initially improve, they soon realize that wielding such power carries severe consequences.