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Episode 0 of Dixia Cheng Yu Yongshi: Nizhuan Zhi Lun.

A two-part web exclusive collaboration between Rebirth and the New Japan Pro-Wrestling promotion.

The story follows the titular Grandma as she tries to understand the true meaning of the Japanese word "mottainai" after her son asks her what it means and she cannot answer. "Mottainai" is a commonly used exclamation that roughly translates to "what a waste!", expressing regret over wastefulness. In the narrative, the Grandma investigates the meaning and importance of this concept.

A short recap of the first ten episodes of Phantom in the Twilight.

Animation released to celebrate YouTube channel Fischer's member Ndaho getting married.

The promotional video showcases Chiharu Sakazaki's picture book, Ganbare Chibi Godzilla (Do Your Best, Chibi Godzilla). In the video, Chibi Godzilla proclaims that he is "big and strong," but also admits that he can be quite a crybaby. The short ends with Chibi Godzilla putting on an impressive display of fire that delights his friends.

Twenty years have elapsed since the combining robot Dandivine vanquished the mysterious invaders called the Aposdoll. With that menace eliminated, the world has enjoyed an extended period of peace. However, for the toy manufacturer Casga—a company whose prosperity was built on the popularity of Dandivine merchandise—that peace has exacted a price. Having leaned too heavily on the legendary robot’s fame, the business has steadily declined. Desperate to revive both Dandivine and his struggling company, Casga’s president, Genjurou Shijima, longs for the robot’s return—even if it means shattering the peace. Then, as if his wish is granted, the Aposdolls suddenly reappear in Tokyo. As panic spreads among a populace that has known only peace for two decades, high school student Gekiha Shijima is recruited by his uncle, Yuusaku Kuroiwa, the former main pilot of Dandivine. Pulled into the cockpit of the legendary machine, Gekiha finds himself at the center of a new conflict. Why have the Aposdolls returned after all these years? Can Dandivine rise once more to meet the threat? A new chapter in humanity’s struggle is about to begin.

The Tale of Genji Museum in Uji City, Kyoto is set to screen a short film that blends history with fantasy. The narrative follows Hana, a contemporary high school girl who is turned into a cat and sent back in time. She journeys 1,000 years into the past to the Heian Era as depicted in The Tale Of Genji, widely considered the most renowned novel in Japanese literature. Led by the novel's protagonist Hikaru Genji, Hana gains direct insight into the feelings that author Murasaki Shikibu captured in her work. The short includes scenes drawn from The Diary of Lady Murasaki and other historical records, such as the real noble Fujiwara no Michinaga swiping early drafts of The Tale Of Genji because he was too impatient to wait for the chapters Murasaki was writing.

Recap of the first five episodes of Build Divide: Code White.

The demon king Lucifero unexpectedly announces his retirement and needs to pick a successor. One after another, the Devil King Cadets assemble and head to the human realm to take part in the succession competition. However, the demon king's own descendant, Osamu, shows no interest in the contest at all. Rather than concerning himself with the fate of the world, Osamu is far more focused on his part-time job at a convenience store. Despite this, Osamu is forced to start gathering familiars known as "Child," which originate from human souls. Osamu remains preoccupied with his part-time job and lags behind the other Cadets.

Get ready for the sensational idol group Strawberry Prince! Boasting over 8 billion YouTube views, millions of fans, and constantly sold-out dome tours, the six members—Rinu, Root, Colon, Satomi, Jel, and Nanamori—are a dominant force in the entertainment world. From their reign over the NHK Red and White Song Festival to their revolutionary tours, their ascent to stardom has been absolutely remarkable. Explore the humble origins of Japan's most beloved idols.

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.

This Golden Week special installment of the Monster Strike anime centers on Lucifer, whose life halts after her band breaks up. She aimlessly passes her days in a sense of emptiness until she meets her cousin Satan and his bandmate Ibaraki Douji. They invite her to join their indie group, the "Wicked Pistols." Satan shares his ambition to turn professional by triumphing in the MONSTERS ROCK contest, yet Lucifer initially turns him down. But a particular incident begins to warm her frozen heart.

Mitsutaka Oji is a handsome 40-year-old salaryman who gets along well with his colleagues at the office. However, he hides a secret he desperately wants to keep: his fondness for all things kawaii. When his nephew comes over to his place, Mitsutaka's hidden hobby might be discovered.

The sequel to Arad: Suming Zhi Men. Note: Airing date reflects those of China which aired earlier than Japan.

While visiting Tokyo, D'Artagnan witnesses a breathtaking moment: Lucifer performing an enchanting moonlit song in a park. From then on, D'Artagnan feels an unexplainable excitement, both awake and in her dreams. Later, at the invitation of her friend Izumo, D'Artagnan attends a concert by the renowned idol group Angely Diva. Inspired by the performance, D'Artagnan chooses to chase her own idol dreams, setting off on a journey full of music and magic.

A promotional video directed by Yuuki Ikeda to mark the release of the seventh volume of the Kimi wa Houkago Insomnia manga.

Ren Homura, a middle school student, and his companions make up a Monster Strike team. They do battle with enemies by combining the strengths of different monsters, yet for some reason, a certain period of their past remains a blank to all of them. One day, a monster from beyond space and time appears and sends one of them back. As the incident unfolds, Ren and the others gradually recover their memories, recalling a time when Monster Strike was a closely guarded secret—a time when they, as children, were the only ones allowed to play it. The hidden truth of Monster Strike comes to light. And with it, the lost memories of a childhood adventure.

The series revolves around a team of 12 high school students who love to play the trading card game Rebirth For You.

Bundled with the Blu-ray/DVD volumes of Arslan Senki (TV): Fuujin Ranbu.

Mini anime commemorating the 24th anniversary of the Di Gi Charat franchise. Dejiko and Puchiko are extraterrestrial girls from the planet Di Gi Charat who have arrived on Earth. Hikaru has become a high school girl, and the Black Gema-Gema Gang persists in their arrogant pursuit of the path of evil. Amid all this lively commotion, Brocco-desu, the goddess of the Broccoli company, and Bushirodo-no-Mikoto, the goddess of the Bushiroad company, join the scene as new regular characters.

Second season of Wooser no Sono Higurashi.

Following the events of the Link Joker-hen arc, Takuto Tatsunagi sent out invitations through a dream for an invite-only tournament called "Messiah Scramble," selecting both Aichi and Kai as participants. The reward was a card named "Messiah," a title for a savior that had appeared in the same dream. Simultaneously, units began disappearing from Vanguard cards across the world in a series of strange incidents. Aichi and Kai work together to face an adversary that endangers the peace they fought so hard to regain. The film acts as a prequel to the Legion storyline, building toward the events of Aichi's disappearance.

Alexander the Great is commonly regarded as one of history's greatest military commanders. However, hidden behind Alexander's monumental fame, his loyal lieutenant Eumenes remains largely forgotten. Eumenes lived a life full of severe hardships and encountered many prominent figures of his era throughout his wide-ranging journeys. Contrary to common assumption, Eumenes did not achieve his position because of aristocratic birth. Rather, he advanced through pure ability, sharp wit, and unwavering self-assurance. This narrative centers on his path.

The Battle Digest installment of the New Initial D Movie series compiles the racing scenes from the Initial D Legends films and presents them with an entirely new audio track, following a format similar to that of the Battle Stages releases.

During Episode 13, which is part of the limited edition of Volume 12 of the manga, Reiji and Theo are caught by fox spirits. They encounter a cursed pot and understand that purifying it is required to escape their situation.

The promotional animation initially launched on Twitter before being uploaded to Kodansha's official YouTube channel on January 15. It portrays a deteriorating internal environment within an unhealthy body, where anthropomorphized immune system cells strive to preserve their crumbling world.

Special of Miss Monochrome. It's about football. Aired on the official Miss Monochrome YouTube channel.

The Tenka Hyakken series revolves around the "Mitsurugi," young women who are the physical manifestations of legendary swords. After swearing to lead peaceful lives following the age of war, they are forced back into combat to confront a new threat emerging in an alternate version of the Meiji Era, set three centuries after the Battle of Sekigahara.

Unaired Episodes 14 and 15 of Mayonaka no Occult Koumuin.

This short-form spinoff titled Chibi Revenger is a collection of specials presenting the everyday activities of Tokyo Revengers characters, streamed on the series' official YouTube channel under the direction of Minoru Ashina.

In the anime Cat's♥Eye, the Kisugi sisters—Hitomi, Rui, and Ai—manage a café named Cat's Eye while covertly working as skilled art thieves. Each heist is followed by a calling card bearing the "Cat's Eye" signature. Their targets are artworks once owned by their missing father, Heinz, a celebrated art collector from the Nazi era. The sisters aim to use these thefts to compel their father to reach out. Toshio, a police officer and Hitomi’s fiancé, is assigned to crack the case and capture the Cat's Eye Gang.

Bundled with the Blu-ray/DVD Volumes of Arslan Senki (TV).

Nozomi Onda, a 14-year-old girl passionate about soccer, aspires to play the game without any mistakes. But she struggles to do so in official matches, where she must compete against male players who have a physical advantage. Her outlook changes when an older male acquaintance suddenly approaches her on the street, forcing her to confront her ambitions directly.

With the Mars mission ending, a number of Terraformars succeed in arriving on Earth, escalating the conflict. Survivors from ANNEX-I, joined by fresh forces, are compelled to protect the world from the increasing threat of the roaches.

Dakkan no Yaiba recaps the happenings of the initial 13 anime episodes, condensing Arslan and Daryun's journey as far as their arrival at the Peshawar Citadel.

While traveling, the Sanzou group encounters a typical ambush by rogue demons, but they soon realize their attackers are actually human. Puzzled by this unusual turn of events, they meet a wandering priest named Hazel Grouse and his formidable protector, Gaty Nene Hawk. Hailing from the distant West, Hazel uses his power to resurrect the dead, offering comfort to grieving communities. Though the villagers appreciate his abilities, the reality behind them is far more sinister than it appears. Furthermore, those he brings back develop golden eyes—a feature also shared by the recent human assailants. It becomes evident that this seemingly benevolent priest has hidden agendas, and the Sanzou team edges closer to uncovering his true motives.

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.

Yuri Nakamura and her group are determined to take on the deity who created their world, pointing out its many inconsistencies, even as Kaginado Academy somehow keeps going. Yuri suggests that the school could be a stand-in for an afterlife. This idea rattles a number of people, leading some to doubt or question their own memories. But not everyone agrees, insisting that their current lives come from their past, not from some all-powerful being. Even though they wish for things to settle down, life at Kaginado Academy stays just as chaotic as ever.

Recap episode of Berserk.

The third season of Miss Monochrome. Miss Monochrome persists in her diligent efforts to become the most popular idol in Japan, with assistance from the idol group Caramel.

These unaired episodes of Senyuu were provided as bonus content with the BD/DVD releases. The collection comprises: 1. Yuusha, Nagurareru. / Nise Panda no Seitai (Volume 1); 2. Shitsujichou no Tabi Sono 1 (Volume 2); 3. Shitsujichou no Tabi Sono 2 (Volume 3); 4. Gakuen Senyuu.: Seishun Monogatari (Volume 4).

Recap episodes 1-9 of Berserk 2nd Season.

In "Layton Mystery Tanteisha: Katri no Nazotoki File," Katrielle Layton, the daughter of famed archaeology professor Hershel Layton, runs the Layton Detective Agency, a firm dedicated to solving strange and baffling mysteries for its clients. With the help of her assistant Noah Montoir and her talking dog companion Sherl, she takes on cases such as a seemingly haunted new house, a dress rumored to carry a "demon's curse," and even what appears to be a client's deceased spouse come back to life. Amid these peculiar puzzles, Katrielle remains determined to solve the unsolved mystery of her own father's sudden disappearance. Opening the agency was only the first step in her quest to crack this personal riddle. As she accepts one odd job after another, each more surreal than the last, she draws nearer to the answer of the greatest mystery she faces.

After Dark Schneider's self-sacrifice in the clash against Abigail, Kall-Su—the sole surviving member of the Four Divine Kings—teeters on the verge of seizing worldwide control. One by one, kingdoms and metropolises crumble under his advance, leaving humanity's final flicker of hope in the hands of a band of samurai commanded by High Priestess Yoko Tia Noto. Yet relentless assaults from Kall-Su's underlings threaten to overwhelm the samurai's stronghold, pushing the situation to a breaking point. To counter this mounting crisis, Yoko must once again call upon the spirit of Dark Schneider, who appears to have vanished from Lucien Renlen's vessel following Metallicana's destruction.

During the Ultra Super Pictures Special Stage at AnimeJapan 2015 on Saturday, it was announced that the Miss Monochrome television anime series is getting a second season. This new season is scheduled to premiere on July 3, 2015, airing within the half-hour Ultra Super Anime Time programming block.

Hiromu Arakawa's manga adaptation of Arslan Senki will include bundled OVAs in its fifth and sixth volumes, releasing on May 9 and December 9 respectively. Episode 1 (The Road of Blood and Love): Arslan has some time alone with Gieve, so Gieve decides to share entertaining stories about the past romantic experiences of Narsus, Daryun, and Elam. Episode 2 (Banquet of Friendship): The conflict between Rajendra and Gadevi has concluded. Arslan and his companions prepare to depart from Shindra but will first spend some time at the castle.

Neo Kyoto lies in ruin, its former appearance completely unrecognizable. The King's servants, known as KUGE, are rounding up the populace and stuffing them into "Barrels" to drain their magical power—all to sustain the King. A girl appears, pursued by the KUGE. She is Kurabe Kikka, the former King. Once hailed as the most powerful King in Neo Kyoto's history, Kikka is now helpless against the KUGE and forced to flee constantly. She has no Build-Divide deck left. Day after day, she runs without rest, consumed by regrets. On the verge of despair, who should extend a hand to her but...? In the ruins of Neo Kyoto, the two girls clasp hands. Their battle is about to begin—the battle that will lead them to the one they each hold dear.

In sixth grade, Kanna Hayama once loved running—a passion she shared with her mother, Yayoi. But after Yayoi's death, running became a painful memory. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she learns a hidden truth about her mother. Kanna meets a celestial messenger disguised as her pet rabbit, Shiro, and a demonic boy named Yasha. They reveal that Yayoi was an "Idaten," a divine being blessed with incredible speed, whose duty was to deliver offerings from across Japan to the annual Kamiari Festival in Izumo. As Yayoi's daughter and the new bearer of the Idaten charm, Kanna inherits this mission. Failing could bring disaster to the entire country. Driven by the hope of reuniting with her mother at the divine gathering, Kanna accepts the task and enlists Shiro and Yasha as her companions. Unaware of the full cost, she embarks on a grueling journey that will challenge not only her physical endurance but also her emotional strength.

In "Bye Bye, Earth Season 2," Belle Lablac—the only human in a world full of anthropomorphic animals—is healing after her recent confrontation with her former partner, Adonis Question. Though she struggles with guilt and a sense of betrayal, she stays determined to discover the truth about her past, even if she has to do it on her own. When she reconnects with her allies from the Catacombs, one of them, Guinness, challenges the official account of their fight there. He condemns the very principles of Schubertland, a place where those who champion good are expected to sacrifice themselves in the endless fight against evil. Belle backs Guinness's request to King Rawhide to designate the Catacombs as a neutral zone. Meanwhile, Adonis sides with the forces of darkness and returns to Schubertland, intent on causing chaos in the area by targeting King Rawhide.

In the town of Engamori, where yokai, gods, and humans have coexisted for centuries, these beings strive to maintain their ordinary, peaceful daily lives. A 20-year-old cat named Buchio undergoes a mysterious evolution into a nekomata, a type of cat yokai, as his natural lifespan draws to a close. This transformation grants him more time with his human family but raises questions about the reason behind his change and the meaning of his newfound abilities. At the same time, elementary school student Mutsumi "Muu-chan" Sugimoto feels a growing connection with Jirou, a tengu yokai resembling a crow, who helps fill the emptiness left by her deceased father. Despite initial trouble expressing their emotions, the two slowly build a supportive bond with one another.

Love, in its essence, remains the same regardless of its form or target. The bittersweet memories of affection eventually transform into cherished recollections. Whether the emotions are directed towards someone specific or manifest in various ways, every type of love and lifestyle carries equal significance. This anthology anime showcases tales such as "A Former Couple’s Wedding," "A Teacher-Student Relationship at an All-Boys School," and "Childhood Friends Whose Bonds and Bodies Evolve Through Adolescence."

In the anime "Promise of Wizard," kind-hearted high school student Akira Masaki is transported to a magical world while on her way home. In this realm, those who wield magic are called wizards, and a select few are chosen each year to fight the Great Calamity, a threat that has grown stronger and taken many lives. Amid the chaos, the Great Sage is tasked with leading the chosen wizards against the Great Calamity, a duty that now falls to Akira. Though she wishes to return to her own world, she decides to remain and help the surviving wizards locate their new allies scattered across five nations. Akira must persuade these allies to unite against the approaching danger and guide them in the battle ahead.

At the dawn of the Taishou period, the era of tanuki mischief began to fade. Once celebrated for their ability to transform and trick like humans, these raccoon dogs found their pranks becoming obsolete as modern technology advanced. Yet Mameda, a young tanuki, remains devoted to her traditions and travels to Osaka determined to deceive humans, just as her father once did. As expected, Mameda’s attempts at trickery fail, and she ends up chased by an angry crowd. Taking refuge in a theater, she witnesses a rakugo performance by the renowned Bunko Daikokutei. Captivated by his masterful storytelling and expressive acting, Mameda develops a deep passion for rakugo and resolves to become Bunko’s apprentice. Though Bunko is initially reluctant to take on a student, he agrees to teach Mameda after seeing her unwavering dedication. Balancing her apprenticeship with taiko, her duties at the theater, and the memorization of countless plays, Mameda throws herself completely into mastering rakugo—the only art truly capable of deceiving people.

The official website for the television anime "Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches" announced on Sunday that the first Blu-ray and DVD box sets of the series will include a combined manga and anime project featuring "Yankee-kun to Megane-chan."

In the Asakusa Juunikai building, on the 12th floor, reports of a ghost have emerged, leading a local newspaper to publish an article about the sightings. This prompts Takuboku Ishikawa, who runs a private detective agency to support his family, and his assistant Kyosuke Kindaichi to look into the supernatural claims.

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.

Narukami Ryusei, a former demon king from another realm, now lives as a carefree NEET who spends his days playing video games in his room. He intends to enjoy this new life without any burdens or duties. However, his plans are disrupted when the hero who once defeated him reincarnates into the same world as an adorable high school girl. Ryusei must decide whether he can steer clear of conflict in this fresh start or if he is doomed to clash with his old rival once more.

In the magical city of Ashram, young women called Pentagrams dedicate themselves to refining their skills in etiquette, magic, and academics to become proper ladies. This place, kept separate from the outside world, resembles a secluded garden where young blossoms are carefully nurtured. Yet dangerous magical creatures, drawn to their abilities, threaten these students, who must fight these pests as part of their duties. Among them is Arsnotoria, a Pentagram who rarely smiles, living in the fifth dormitory with her close friends: the cheerful Mell, the self-reliant Little Alberta, the confident Picatrix, and the serene Abramelin. These four spend every moment together, even holding secret tea parties in their private hideout after finishing their tasks. As they pursue their goals in what appears a peaceful setting, darker truths about Ashram and the real purpose behind the Pentagrams' existence may lie hidden beneath the surface.

After a summer of racing against top drivers in Gunma, Takumi Fujiwara receives an official challenge from Ryousuke Takahashi, the head of the Akagi Red Suns. Though he was initially reluctant to fully commit to competitive driving, Takumi is now eager to take on the former "White Comet of Akagi." As the competition heats up, Ryousuke downgrades his car to a lower class, putting his reputation and career on the line. With the title of Gunma's fastest driver at stake, can Takumi and his panda-decorated Toyota AE86 outpace Ryousuke's Mazda RX-7 FC?

At Kaginado Academy, students from various worlds and dimensions come together in what can only be described as a miraculous setting. As they pursue a typical school experience, the collision of their unique personalities forces them to reconsider their own realities and the weight they carry. Ryou Fujibayashi feels her life is shaped by how others see her, often expressing jealousy toward other girls. Yukito Kunisaki, always feeling ignored and directionless, remains without a job or money. Ayu Tsukimiya frequently finds herself in awkward situations, bumping into obstacles as she moves. Such is everyday life at Kaginado Academy, filled with fourth-wall breaking moments and comedic chaos.

During summer break after her first year of high school, Maise is stuck working at her family's hotel in a quiet seaside town. The boredom breaks when a mysterious young man named Ichirou checks in. Strange apparitions start appearing—sights that only Maise and Ichirou can see: the lobby and guest rooms morphing into an aquarium, a giant tree bursting through the floor, and rowdy monsters taking over the hotel restaurant. Determined to uncover the truth, Maise sets out to discover not only what is causing these bizarre phenomena, but also why Ichirou has come to this remote town in the first place.

At the prestigious Royal Diana Academy, only students with exceptional magical abilities are admitted, and its graduates frequently attain top positions in their careers or serve the royal family. Spica Virgo dreams of attending this school and becoming a renowned sorceress like her idol, Claude Sirius, a world-famous wizard who once held the title of the academy’s youngest instructor before mysteriously vanishing. Lacking the connections and background needed to enter the academy, Spica struggles to advance her magical skills. One day, she encounters a magical black cat that can speak. Eager to improve her abilities, Spica begs the cat to take her under his guidance and teach her the magic required for admission to the academy. The cat agrees, but with one condition: Spica must find a way to break the curse that turned him into a cat. Despite the daunting challenges ahead, Spica is determined to prove herself worthy of the cat’s mentorship.

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.

This is an adaptation of the Bugs 2 arc from the manga. In the late 26th century, Earth's overpopulation has reached a critical breaking point, forcing humanity to look for new frontiers. The terraforming of Mars, a process that took centuries, is now complete. The colonization of Mars by humans is a landmark event, but an unforeseen side effect of the terraforming process unleashes a horror beyond imagination. After the first manned mission to the Red Planet was lost, a second expedition arrives. The explorers prepare to exterminate the cockroaches that were used to transform the Martian environment. They are stunned to find that the insects have mutated into giant, aggressive humanoids with a single overriding objective—exterminate the humans! However, this crew of explorers has each undergone the Bugs Procedure, a terrifying experimental surgery designed to make them more than human.

OVA bundled with the limited edition of the 8th manga volume.

On a foggy morning, a black-and-white Toyota AE86 overtakes Keisuke Takahashi's Mazda RX-7 on Mount Akina, leading Keisuke to think he has encountered the spirit of a deceased racer. Determined to face this phantom, Keisuke gathers the Akagi Red Suns to challenge the Akina Speed Stars in an intense competition, hoping to force the elusive "Ghost of Akina" to show itself. Although Itsuki Takeuchi is also a car enthusiast, he notices that Takumi Fujiwara remains uninterested in the thrill of racing, viewing his father's AE86 only as a means to deliver tofu. Yet, Takumi secretly excels at navigating Mount Akina's sharp curves every night. When the Akagi team strikes, the Speed Stars struggle to keep pace and realize their only hope lies in convincing Takumi to drive the distinctive panda-colored AE86. With some encouragement, Takumi takes the wheel, resolved to uphold the honor of all racers on Mount Akina.

In Japan, women's soccer has seen a steady decline in popularity. Despite this, some schools continue to field teams, keeping the sport's future alive. Nozomi Onda, who sharpened her skills playing with a boys' soccer club in middle school, feels that competing against girls would hinder her growth. She only thrives when facing opponents she considers worthy. Meanwhile, Sumire Suou, a talented newcomer, finds her abilities held back by less skilled teammates. After her previous coach encouraged her to join a girls' team, Onda teams up with Suou and Suou's close friend and rival, Midori Soshizaki, at Warabi Seinan High School's girls' soccer team. In this new environment, both girls discover and unlock their true potential. Along with their teammates, each step, kick, and goal drives them toward success, potentially restoring the sport's former glory.

Following the clash between Takumi Fujiwara's Toyota AE86 and Keisuke Takahashi's Mazda RX7, Takeshi Nakazato from the Myougi Night Kids challenges Takumi to a downhill race, intent on defeating the AE86. Despite the superior power of his Nissan Skyline GT-R, Nakazato is told he cannot outdrive Takumi, which only strengthens his resolve. Convinced that grip racing is superior to flashy drifting, Nakazato is determined to prove his skill. When Itsuki Takeuchi quickly accepts the challenge on Takumi's behalf, Takumi hesitates, insisting he is not a racer. Pressure from his job eventually pushes him to consider the race. Returning to get the AE86, he finds his father has taken the car. As Takumi waits for his father's return, his competitive spirit begins to awaken.

In Neo-Tokyo, young people form tribes as communities, but fierce loyalty often leads to violent clashes. The government enforces the XB Law, decreeing that all tribal disputes be settled through Extreme Baseball—a high-tech version of the sport using advanced equipment like extendable bats and specialized pitching gear. Haru Shirokane, a timid youth, endures bullying until he is rescued by Shun Kamiya and Taiga. Shun, the ace pitcher of the top-ranked Minato Tribe in Minato City, and Taiga, who aims to surpass Shun as the best player, uncover hidden potential in both Haru and themselves. After unexpected turns of fate, they invite Haru and Taiga to join the Minato Tribe. When a mysterious new threat led by Oujirou Otori emerges, the Minato Tribe relies on the newly recruited Haru and Taiga to defend against this looming danger.

In the world of detectives, Keiichirou Nagumo is a well-known figure. During high school, he gained fame as a prodigy for solving difficult cases that the police couldn't handle, but it's said his best days are behind him. One day, an unexpected visitor—Mashiro, an enthusiastic high school student—storms into his office, insisting on being hired as his new assistant. Keiichirou tries to dismiss her, but Mashiro persists. Driven by her determination to become a detective, she proves her worth by introducing him to advanced technology and offering a fresh perspective on his work. Eventually, Keiichirou agrees to take her on, marking the start of a new chapter in his career—one filled with surprises from this new generation of detectives.

In *Miss Monochrome The Animation*, the main character is an android who runs on a single AA battery and lives with her robotic vacuum cleaner companion, Ruu-chan. Driven by recurring, unexplained dreams about the idol Kikuko, Miss Monochrome sets out on a journey to achieve stardom, hoping to meet the figure from her dreams. Along the way, she encounters numerous obstacles and works diligently to build her own idol career. Her unconventional methods, like recruiting her manager from a convenience store, make her stand out in the entertainment industry. Through her unwavering determination, she consistently draws attention despite her unusual tactics, and continues to shine under the spotlight.

The story is set in London, at "Café Forbidden," a mysterious café that only opens at night. The protagonist is a girl who is studying abroad in London. She encounters the handsome men who work at this establishment, a place where the guardians of the boundary between the human world and the shadow world gather.

Sequel to Tokyo Revengers: Tenjiku-hen.

In "Lost Song," two young women, the lively Rin and the composed Finis, possess magical powers channeled through their voices. Rin grows up in a remote village, learning to hide her abilities, while Finis performs for royalty within the palace. Rin's tranquil life changes when she uses a healing song to save a wounded knight, Henry Leobort. Her actions draw the attention of soldiers who invade her village, seeking to capture her. Along with her inventive brother Al, she escapes and heads toward the capital. Meanwhile, Finis harbors feelings for Henry but keeps their romance secret, aware of Prince Lood Bernstein IV's sinister desire to possess her. Though she wishes to help others with her music, the threat of war looms, and she fears Lood may force her to use her magic in battle. As Rin and Finis navigate their separate paths, their fates seem destined to intersect.

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.

Miki Takekasa is a reserved high school student who avoids social situations and longs to understand what real enjoyment feels like, hoping someone will guide her there. Her daily life shifts when she encounters her classmate Aya Takayashiki, who takes her on a small adventure. This meeting introduces Miki to new experiences and provides an opportunity to change her solitary way of living. Another day, while Miki and Aya are walking home, they notice their class representative Midori Oono entering the Saikoro Club, a shop that sells board games. After trying out a German board game, Miki discovers the happiness she had been seeking: the delight of playing various games after school with the friends and acquaintances she gains through her new hobby.

In her first job at Holbein Entertainment Co., Miki Ishimoto is assigned to manage an idol group made up entirely of statues. Fresh out of school and ready to begin her career, Miki quickly discovers that her department is responsible for overseeing the Sekkou Boys, also known as "The Rockies." The group consists of four Greco-Roman statues—St. George, Mars, Hermes, and Medici—who are entering the entertainment industry under Miki's direction. The question is whether the Sekkou Boys can reach great success or if Miki's management will make their path to fame a rocky one.

Shiraishi Urara is the top student at her school. One day, after an accidental kiss, Urara ends up swapping bodies with the school's delinquent, Yamada Ryuu. As they attempt to return to their original bodies, Urara and Ryuu realize that kissing triggers the body swap, leading them to discover that there are seven witches within their school. They then set out to reveal the identities of these seven witches.

In "Senyuu. 2," a rift in reality releases hordes of monsters, heralding the imminent return of the demon lord Rukimedes. Amid this crisis, the disciplined hero Alba Frühling and the sadistic warrior Ross continue their unpredictable adventures. Ross, trapped in a dimensional limbo due to Januar Ein's magic, unexpectedly discovers the slumbering demon lord in a cell. Meanwhile, Alba remains imprisoned and unable to act directly, observing from a distance as Ross wreaks havoc. Despite their separation, the pair strives to prevent Rukimedes' resurrection. However, a specter from Ross's past emerges, threatening their mission.

In Neo Kyoto, a city where everyday life and social hierarchy are dictated by the card game Build Divide, mastering it is essential for gaining influence and status, with the highest honor being the title of King—a position that grants absolute authority over the metropolis. Teruto Kurabe arrives in this world with only his name and a deck of cards, having lost all recollection of how to play. Sakura Banka serves as his guide, teaching him the rules and stressing that his primary objective is to challenge the King, no matter what. They discover that the Rebuild tournament offers the best opportunity for such a confrontation, as the winner—determined by collecting twenty-one tokens—earns the right to face the current King. As Teruto advances through the tournament, fragments of his forgotten past begin to surface, causing him to doubt the true nature of Neo Kyoto.

In "Rurouni Kenshin: Kyoto Disturbance," Kenshin Himura's tranquil existence at the Kamiya dojo is shattered when a critical event challenges his pledge to abstain from killing. The brutal murder of his former superior forces Kenshin to revisit his past as the feared Battousai in order to confront Makoto Shishio, a ruthless assassin who claims to be the Battousai's successor. After a decade of meticulous scheming, Shishio aims to overthrow the Meiji government and seize control of Kyoto, amassing a formidable army to challenge the state. His latest maneuver involves recruiting Aoshi Shinomori, the cold-blooded former leader of the Oniwaban Group, to his cause. As Kenshin journeys through a desolate village under Shishio's dominion, he resolves to prevent Japan from descending into chaos. Joining forces with his former adversary, Hajime Saitou, Kenshin sets out to dismantle Shishio's regime in a battle that will determine Japan's future.

In the world of Seven Knights Revolution: Eiyuu no Keishousha, legendary heroes once clashed with the forces of Destruction, their exploits becoming myth through the ages. Their power was later inherited by successors who carry on the duty of safeguarding the world. Among these successors is Faria, who rescues an ordinary boy named Nemo from Destruction. In that moment, Nemo unexpectedly awakens the power of a hero, becoming a successor himself. Yet the hero he embodies is an enigmatic figure with no recorded history, launching an epic journey that weaves together past and present.

Tanzaburou Tojima has devoted his entire existence to the aspiration of becoming a Kamen Rider. At age 40, he begins to accept that his childhood dream may never be realized. But his life shifts drastically when he becomes entangled in a series of crimes orchestrated by the "Fake Shocker" organization. His long-cherished fantasy evolves into a genuine and perilous mission. What was once mere playacting as a hero becomes an actual conflict. The ultimate Kamen Rider adventure is about to commence!

In a world where every inhabitant possesses unique animal traits, Belle Labrac stands out as the sole exception. Seeking answers about her origins, she departs her village and journeys to Schubertland, aiming to earn the title of Nomad from King Rawhide. Along the way, she trains in swordsmanship under the guidance of the renowned warrior Sian Labrac. However, an unexpected twist prevents her from inflicting harm with her famous blade, Runding. Instead, she must disable her opponents by shattering their weapons, a strategy that draws heavy criticism. Facing isolation due to her distinct appearance and rejection of societal norms, Belle perseveres in her perilous quest for her true identity.

In the peaceful town on Kurken Island, Reisalin "Ryza" Stout finds her everyday life as a farmer's daughter rather dull. While she spends much of her time dreaming and exploring the island, the strict rule preventing residents from leaving Kurken Island only fuels her frustration. Driven by a desire for adventure, Ryza secretly sets sail with her best friends, the scholarly Tao Mongarten and the ambitious fighter Lent Marslink. Upon reaching a nearby forest, they unexpectedly meet Klaudia Valentz, the daughter of a traveling merchant who has also ventured into the woods. As the unprepared group pushes deeper, they face dangerous encounters with wild creatures. Fortunately, they are rescued by the skilled alchemist Empel Vollmer and his formidable bodyguard, Lila Decyrus. This chance meeting introduces Ryza to the captivating world of alchemy, which promises to completely transform her existence.

After Duke Rugis Camellia orchestrates a violent coup in the Kingdom of Hortensia, the royal family is either killed or disappears, throwing the realm into disorder. Maurice Baudelaire narrowly escapes the turmoil after his brother Fernando Albert dies in battle against a werewolf. Resolved to carry on Fernando’s legacy, Maurice travels to his brother’s estate and entrusts Fernando’s sword to his nephew, Alfred Ober. Despite his sorrow, Alfred remembers the pledge he made with his father—to become a knight and safeguard the Albert Dominion. Under Maurice’s guidance, Alfred begins refining his abilities, aided by Marius Casterede, a mysterious young boy who appears older than his true age. At the same time, Pope Alexi Valdebron commands the capture of the missing princess and installs Charlot D'Hortensia as the new ruler. Hortensia SAGA unfolds as a story of companionship and resolve, with Alfred, Marius, and Maurice gathering both former and new allies to bring light to Hortensia’s dark era.

In the Nocturnal Community Relations Division, a special team assigned to handle cases involving unseen occult entities after dark, Arata Miyako unexpectedly finds himself working at the Shinjuku Ward Office. There, he meets his colleagues Theo Himezuka and Kyouichi Sakaki. On his first night, Arata is given his initial mission and is shocked to discover that all the supernatural beings he once thought were fictional are real, and he is the only one who can understand their otherworldly speech. His surprise deepens when he encounters a Tengu, which greets him as the legendary Heian-era exorcist Abe no Seimei. Unfamiliar with this historical figure, Arata dismisses the title and continues working with his team, using his unique ability to resolve their cases. As more occult beings recognize him as Abe no Seimei, his reputation grows, and his curiosity about his origins intensifies. Learning of a possible connection to the exorcist, Arata becomes increasingly determined to solve the mysteries surrounding the creatures he meets. However, he soon realizes that handling supernatural cases is dangerous, and his special ability begins to reveal unforeseen complications.

Fifteen years ago, the ruthless and immensely powerful sorcerer Dark Schneider sought to dominate the world with his army, commanded by the Four Divine Kings. Though he was eventually defeated, his essence was sealed inside the body of a newborn child. Now, Dark Schneider's former allies have reunited with a grim objective: to revive Anthrasax, the god of destruction who nearly wiped out humanity four centuries earlier, in order to create a world without conflict. Their plan requires breaking four seals spread across four different kingdoms. Metallicana, one of these kingdoms, is under attack by the forces of the Four Divine Kings because it holds one of the seals. As the kingdom faces certain defeat, hope rests on Yoko Tia Noto, the daughter of Metallicana's Grand Priest. Yoko knows that her adopted brother, Lucien Renlen, contains Dark Schneider within him and is the key to breaking the seal. With no other choice, Yoko manages to release Dark Schneider, who still retains his malevolent nature. The fate of the world now depends on whether Dark Schneider will side with his former allies or heed Yoko's plea to protect what she holds dear. Convincing Dark Schneider to oppose those he once served may prove an impossible task.

In the competitive world of corporate badminton, success is never assured. Mikoto Shiratori, once hailed as a young prodigy, now struggles to meet expectations as a player for Mitsuhoshi Bank. Haunted by a past incident, he attempts to transition from doubles to singles, only to face ongoing disappointment and the disapproval of his employer. After being let go from the bank, Mikoto finds a position with the Sunlight Beverage corporate badminton team. He learns that practices start in the evenings, while he must work in the company’s sales division during the day—a routine that, while typical, was not what he expected. Adding to his challenges, he must compete in doubles matches despite his preference for singles. As Mikoto struggles to adapt to his new role, he begins to question his choice to join Sunlight Beverage. However, as he grows closer to his new teammates, he may discover the motivation needed to advance his badminton career.

As spring break winds down and a new school term is about to begin, Ayuko Uehara decides to go for a casual walk around her neighborhood, stopping in at a small café. Her calm afternoon takes an unexpected turn when she runs into a clumsy girl. Even more surprising is running into that same girl again as a fellow first-year student at their high school. The girl, along with another named Saki Iwasawa, introduces herself as Kanaka Amaya. Having recognized Ayuko from the café incident, the three quickly form a close friendship. With each ordinary day at high school, the trio's distinct personalities—Kanaka’s easygoing nature, Saki’s tomboyish charm, and Ayuko’s relaxed attitude—turn their everyday routines into a series of funny and delightful moments.

In feudal Japan, Manji, a feared swordsman known as the "Hundred Man Killer," has murdered one hundred innocent people. His infamy is compounded by his immortality, a curse placed upon him by Yaobikuni, an eight-hundred-year-old nun who implanted bloodworms in his body capable of healing nearly any wound. To atone for his crimes, Manji pledges to kill one thousand evil men. Yaobikuni agrees to this arrangement, promising that his immortality will be lifted once he fulfills this oath. Shortly afterward, Manji encounters Rin Asano, a sixteen-year-old girl who begs him to avenge her parents' brutal deaths. Initially, Manji refuses her request, but seeing her helplessness, he changes his mind and agrees to protect her for four years. Together, they embark on a perilous journey filled with violence, revenge, and the search for redemption, each driven by their own personal motives.

Three years ago, a horde of interdimensional beings known as the Disas descended upon Earth, leaving destruction in their wake. Conventional weaponry proved useless, leaving humanity's only hope in those who forged contracts with the Spirit Realm to become magical girls. They fought alongside the Disas as they traveled to Earth, and after a grueling struggle, the magical girl unit emerged victorious. The remaining members came to be called the "Magical Five." After the conflict, the Magical Five disbanded. Kurumi Mugen, Mia Cyrus, Tamara Volkova, and Lau Peipei returned to their respective military duties, while their leader, Asuka Ootorii, chose to step back and live as an ordinary high school student. But Asuka's peaceful days are short-lived—some Disas managed to survive. With the reality that magic can only be countered by magic, Asuka is pulled back into battle as an even greater threat looms.

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 the OVA "Yamada-kun and the Seven Witches," top student Shiraishi Urara switches bodies with school delinquent Yamada Ryuu after an accidental kiss. While attempting to return to normal, Urara and Ryuu realize that kissing each other triggers their body-swapping ability. Their journey takes an unexpected turn when they discover seven witches hidden within their school. Determined, they set out to uncover the identities of these seven witches.

In "Gods' Game We Play," a dragon god named Leoleshea, long dormant inside a glacier, is accidentally awakened and demands to meet the greatest game player of the current era. After waiting a year, she meets Fay Theo Philus, an apostle granted an Arise—a supernatural ability allowing him to challenge gods through games. Both Fay and Leoleshea share an intense passion for gaming, whether card games or strategic contests against deities. Confessing her affection for Fay, Leoleshea allows him to call her "Leshea" and teams up with him to participate in divine games. The gods, having given humans the power to oppose them, promised to grant any wish after ten victories. Leshea's wish is to regain her former status as an official god, which she lost after descending to the human realm. Meanwhile, Fay seeks to find the woman who first introduced him to the world of games in his past. Though they initially succeed as a powerful duo, the gods do not make achieving ten victories easy, as each game has unique conditions and hidden rules. Leshea and Fay must work as a seamless team to ultimately fulfill their personal goals.

According to legend, Beelzebub, one of the seven princes of Hell, rebelled against God and was forever banished from Heaven. Today, Beelzebub rules over the realm of Pandemonium, where former angels toil endlessly. Just the name of such a devil would send shivers down anyone's spine. However, what if Beelzebub is not as frightening as everyone believes? What if they have a soft spot for cute, cuddly things? And what if Beelzebub is actually female? New assistant Myurin discovers this firsthand when he begins working for Her Majesty Beelzebub. Despite her expertise in keeping Pandemonium running smoothly, she becomes quite helpless outside of office formalities, struggling to act like a typical devil. Although Myurin despises unprofessionalism, he cannot help but be intrigued by her charming quirks. His new role reveals that appearances can be deceiving, especially concerning the other high-ranking devils of Pandemonium.

In 1983, at the peak of the Cold War, humanity faces a terrifying new enemy: the BETA, mysterious aliens determined to eradicate all life on Earth. To fight back, soldiers are deployed to pilot giant combat machines called Tactical Surface Fighters (TSFs). Yet despite their efforts, the front lines keep falling back toward the last surviving cities. "Schwarzes Marken" follows Second Lieutenant Theodor Eberbach and his fellow members of the 666th TSF squadron. This ruthless unit, commanded by war hero Captain Irisdina Bernhard, is stationed in East Germany and prioritizes efficient mission execution, often at the expense of human lives. Specializing in counterassaults against laser-equipped BETA, the 666th soon faces new obstacles beyond the alien menace. When the idealistic rookie Katia Waldheim joins the squadron, she attracts the attention of the East German secret police, the Stasi.

Long ago, the demon lord Rchimedes brought destruction until the legendary hero Creasion sealed him away, granting the world a thousand years of peace. Now, an unnatural occurrence has opened a passage between the demon realm and the human world, causing demons to pour in. Fearing Rchimedes might break free, a human king summons seventy-five descendants of the original hero, hoping one among them is the true successor. Among these candidates is Alba Frühling, a novice adventurer with very limited skill. He is paired with Ross, a capable soldier tasked with aiding Alba when necessary. Though Ross is a formidable fighter, the two frequently clash because Ross possesses a mocking and cruel streak, taking pleasure in Alba's misfortunes. Senyuu chronicles the comedic exploits of this ill-matched pair as they set out to stop the demon lord, meeting an array of peculiar characters along the way.

In "Please Put Them On, Takamine-san," the unremarkable Koushi Shirota is completely shocked when he sees the flawless student council president, Takane Takamine, brazenly removing her panties in front of the entire class after earning an unusual 98% on a test. The strange twist? Her grade instantly becomes a perfect 100%. Wanting to confirm that this wasn't just a hallucination, Shirota confronts her about it. Takamine, showing no sign of distress, reveals to Shirota that she possesses a power called Eternal Virgin Road, which allows her to correct any mistake by discarding a piece of underwear, thereby preserving her spotless reputation. As the only person aware of this secret, Takamine forces Shirota to serve as her personal stash for spare panties, guaranteeing she can use Eternal Virgin Road whenever necessary. With his already weak will continuously tested, Shirota's life becomes entangled with the unpredictable student council president in ways he never anticipated.

In the hidden realm known as the "Otherworld," countless dangerous beings lurk in a desolate yet mesmerizing environment. Accessible only through unpredictable portals, such as concealed elevators or shrine gates, this perilous dimension remains unknown to most. Following a frightening confrontation with an entity from the Otherworld, Sorawo Kamikoshi is left pondering whether to persist or surrender to despair. Concurrently, Toriko Nishina ventures into the Otherworld in search of her missing friend, Satsuki. Their paths cross, and a bond forms between Sorawo and Toriko as they travel between the real world and the Otherworld, gathering all information about this mysterious dimension. With their frequent trips back and forth, both of their bodies gradually become eroded by the Otherworld, preparing them for the many horrors to come, while also pushing them toward their respective goals.

Souta Tawara leaves behind the chaos of Tokyo, returning to his hometown in Kagawa Prefecture, where the memories of his family remain despite their absence. When he visits his childhood home and the family-run udon shop, he discovers a small, disheveled boy sleeping inside the restaurant. At first, Souta simply gives the boy some food and clothes without much thought. But then the child suddenly develops furry ears and a tail, revealing himself to be the legendary shape-shifting tanuki that has lived in Kagawa for centuries. Feeling compassion for the seemingly lonely being, Souta decides to take the boy in and names him Poko. "Poco's Udon World" follows the growing relationship between Souta and Poko. As they spend more time together, Souta reflects on his past, the home he left behind for city life, and his connection with his father.

Since time immemorial, "Kanojo" and her cat Daru have been constant companions. Now in her third year of college, her roommate Tomoka—who had lived with her for eighteen months—moves out, leaving the apartment empty. To keep her housing, Kanojo must secure a job. From his feline vantage point, Daru watches over her daily struggles, anxiously awaiting her return each night. When she comes home, it is once again just Kanojo and her cat. This warm, concise series examines the bond between a cat and its owner.

In his ongoing campaign to reclaim Ecbatana, Prince Arslan and his allies march toward the city. Their journey is diverted when news arrives that the neighboring Kingdom of Turan has attacked the Parsian stronghold at Peshawar Citadel. Determined to defend the fortress, Arslan and his troops confront the invaders and encounter an unexpected ally during the battle. Upon returning to Peshawar, Prince Hermes, caught in a power struggle with his cousin, seeks out the legendary sword Rukhnabad to assert his right to rule. After locating the sword, it is swiftly stolen by the Temple Knights of Lusitania, leading Hermes to chase after them. In Ecbatana, King Andragoras III, held captive, sees an opening and begins to orchestrate his own plan. With various factions entangled in the Parsian royal conflict, Arslan's claim to the throne faces significant threats. Despite the challenges, the young prince and his dedicated companions continue their mission to restore Pars to its past splendor.

As the Bakumatsu period drew to a close and the Meiji Restoration began, the feared assassin Hitokiri Battousai vanished, leaving a trail of terror and bloodshed behind. Years later, a quiet wanderer named Kenshin Himura crosses paths with Kaoru Kamiya, who runs a struggling dojo in Tokyo. Kaoru is hunting a man posing as the Battousai, a murderer targeting civilians and police officers alike. This impostor also claims to wield the Kamiya Kasshin-ryu, a sword style created by Kaoru's father, built on the principle of protecting life rather than taking it. Kenshin helps Kaoru defeat the fake Battousai and restore her father's dojo. Unbeknownst to others, Kenshin himself is the real Battousai, still inspiring fear in those who remember his bloody past. Despite learning this truth, Kaoru is moved by Kenshin's vow to protect the weak without killing, and she allows him to stay at her dojo. However, Kenshin's resolve is tested by lingering threats from his dark history and new dangers emerging in the present.

When the Gates of Hell reopen and demons pour into the world, the eccentric villager Touka Scott is thrown into chaos. A demon attacks his childhood friend Yuna Eunice, but the legendary hero Sion Blandan arrives in time to defeat it. However, Sion is killed by a trap Touka set to protect his radish field. Sion's necromancer ally Anri Haysworth revives him by transplanting Touka's soul into Sion's body. Now in the hero's form, Touka must take on the mission of sealing the Gates of Hell and fighting the demonic threat. With Yuna and Anri at his side, Touka embarks on this difficult journey, struggling with his new identity and the weight of Sion's heroic legacy.

Following a crushing 21-0 loss at the National Junior Badminton Championship, Nagisa Aragaki's love for badminton takes a dark turn. Consumed by the shame of defeat, Nagisa starts tormenting her high school badminton teammates through brutal training regimens, pushing some to tears and causing others to leave the team. As the club dwindles with no new members daring to join, the future of the team appears grim. However, everything changes with the arrival of Kentarou Tachibana, the new coach and an Olympic-caliber player. Alongside him comes Ayano Hanesaki, the player who beat Nagisa six months prior. Surprisingly, Ayano is no longer the formidable opponent Nagisa once knew; she now wishes to distance herself from badminton altogether. To secure her own athletic aspirations, Nagisa must overcome her fear of failure, help heal Ayano's fractured spirit, and guide Kitakomachi High School's badminton club toward triumph.

From a young age, Scarlet El Vandimion has used brute force to retaliate against those who wrong her. To protect her family's reputation, she hides her true nature and endures the mistreatment of her immature fiancé, Second Prince Kyle Von Pallistan. Yet only Kyle's elder brother, First Prince Julius, perceives that Scarlet is more than she appears, though she brushes off his growing curiosity. During a ball, Kyle falsely accuses Scarlet of harassing Terenezza Hopkins, a commoner he loves, resulting in the annulment of their engagement. Enraged that her endurance and sacrifices were wasted, Scarlet puts on her studded leather gloves, reclaiming her identity as the "Mad Dog Princess." Alongside Julius and the werebeast Nanaka, Scarlet is prepared to dispense justice to corrupt nobles—one punch at a time.

Shin Karino, a manga creator, encounters his new neighbor—four-year-old Kotaro Satou—who greets him with a box of tissues. Karino quickly realizes Kotaro is no ordinary child: he speaks with excessive formality and lives entirely alone, with no sign of any family around. Despite his solitary existence, Kotaro appears unworried and insists on his own self-reliance. Feeling concerned, Karino offers to take Kotaro along to a public bathhouse, where he learns that the young boy shares certain traits with him. As weeks go by, Karino and the other tenants in the apartment building grow fond of Kotaro and his unique quirks. In turn, Kotaro may be discovering a sense of belonging among these eccentric neighbors.

In "Killing Bites," college student Yuuya Nomoto is accidentally pulled into a kidnapping scheme, only to witness his accomplices get killed by Hitomi Uzaki, the high school girl they were meant to abduct. Forced at gunpoint to drive her to a hidden location, Yuuya learns he has become a pawn in a deadly clash between two Therianthropes—genetically engineered human-animal hybrids. Hitomi, using the speed and ferocity of her ratel DNA, swiftly eliminates her rival and spares Yuuya's life. After waking, Yuuya hopes it was all a nightmare, but he soon realizes he is trapped in a secret proxy war among four major Japanese corporations, where the victor will gain significant economic control. Now, as Hitomi's reluctant backer, Yuuya's survival hinges entirely on her involvement in the brutal, hidden battles known as Killing Bites.

The kingdom of Midland is in turmoil as demons roam freely, spreading chaos everywhere. Guts, the branded swordsman, can no longer stay in one place for long. While he once could rely on his own strength to survive, he now must also protect the former Commander Casca, who has lost her memory and her trust in him. Haunted by constant demon attacks, they search for a safe haven where Casca can rest while they look for a way to heal her mind. Their ally, the elf Puck, speaks of the mysterious island of Elfhelm, rumored to be a refuge from the demon-infested world. Filled with hope but exhausted, Guts and Casca press onward, seeking both a peaceful sanctuary and revenge against those who caused their suffering.

In a body ravaged by an unhealthy lifestyle, chaos reigns as germs, bacteria, and foreign elements run rampant. The cells responsible for maintaining bodily functions face escalating dangers and difficulties. Amid this turmoil, Red Blood Cell AA2153 and White Blood Cell U-1196, who have grown up in these harsh conditions, continue performing their roles despite the grim reality of many cells perishing in the process. Set against a backdrop distinct from the original narrative, Cells at Work! CODE BLACK! delves into the struggles of these cells as they fight to sustain the body's health. Yet, with the human's condition deteriorating further, the fate of their efforts lies in the hands—or rather, the cilia—of these resilient cells.

In the 21st century, humanity dispatched algae and cockroaches to Mars to begin terraforming the planet, relying on their resilience against its harsh environment. These species adapted beyond expectations. By the 26th century, Earth is ravaged by the deadly Alien Engine Virus, with its cure rumored to exist only on Mars. However, Mars is now inhabited by the "Terraformars," intelligent and powerful humanoids that evolved from the original cockroaches. To counter this threat, the genetically enhanced Annex I team, composed of one hundred individuals modified with traits from Earth’s most resilient organisms, is sent to Mars. Their mission is to locate the source of the Alien Engine Virus and save humanity, sparking a perilous struggle for survival among the crew.

A human can only become a vampire by falling in love with one, and 14-year-old Kou Yamori desires nothing more than to achieve this. His goal is to win the heart of Nazuna Nanakusa within the next ten months, during their nightly encounters. As Kou pursues his dream, his friends Mahiru Seki and Akira Asai slowly come to terms with the existence of vampires and Kou's aspiration to join their ranks. Kou's discovery that someone close to Mahiru is also a vampire leaves him torn over how to handle this revelation. In the meantime, Anko Uguisu, a human detective dedicated to eradicating vampires, draws closer to Nazuna and her companions. Following a violent clash that severely injures one of the vampires, they recognize the danger posed by their retained human memories. To protect Nazuna, Kou must delve into the mysteries of her past.

Following their successful winter battle against Taiju Shiba and the Black Dragons, the Tokyo Manji Gang absorbs the surviving members into their ranks. Takemichi Hanagaki, driven by his unwavering courage and determination, believed he had succeeded in altering the future to save his girlfriend, Hinata Tachibana, from her destined tragedy. But Takemichi’s trials are far from over. Despite exposing Tetta Kisaki's treacherous acts, Kisaki has managed to gain control over another powerful gang, Tenjiku, led by the enigmatic Izana Kurokawa. Izana harbors a sinister fascination with Manjirou "Mikey" Sano, the Tokyo Manji Gang's aloof leader. Takemichi discovers in the future that Kisaki and Izana’s machinations result in Mikey's moral downfall, which ultimately contributes to Hinata's demise. Sadly, a significant setback leaves Takemichi without his time-jumping ability, forcing him to remain in the past with only one final chance to protect those he loves.

Ganta Nakami is a high school student who struggles to sleep at night, leaving him irritable during the day and constantly seeking a quiet place to rest. Isaki Magari, a popular and easygoing girl, also deals with a sleep disorder but keeps it to herself. She often escapes to the school's unused astronomy club observatory for a private spot to nap. One day, Ganta finds Isaki asleep in the observatory. After discovering they share the same problem, Isaki invites him to use this hidden space. As they start spending time together, they find comfort in one another's presence, and their personal struggles become easier to bear.

A lazy first-year student at Tanenashi High School is looking for a club that requires little effort at the start of the new semester. He stumbles across the magic club, where a female senior is practicing spells but frequently messes up due to nervousness when performing. Despite her lack of skill, the freshman ends up joining the club and gets caught in a series of awkward situations with his unusual mentor.

In ages past, the legendary protectors of humanity established the village of Kunlun as a sanctuary, foretelling that their descendants would one day rise to save the world in its darkest hour. Kunlun sits beside the notorious "Last Dungeon," a cursed realm teeming with fearsome monsters that serve as the villagers' regular hunting grounds. Lloyd Belladonna, who has spent his entire life vanquishing these formidable foes, still considers himself the least talented member of his village in magic, strength, and intellect. Nevertheless, driven by his dream of becoming a soldier, he sets off for the Kingdom of Azami to enroll in its military academy. Yet, due to his upbringing far removed from conventional society, Lloyd's hidden abilities may prove vital in confronting the looming threats facing the kingdom.

Doomed to be hunted by demons for eternity, Guts defiantly sets out to challenge his grim destiny, facing relentless hordes of monstrous creatures. Armed with his massive Dragonslayer sword, he seeks revenge against the man who was once his mentor and confidant. On his perilous path, he meets unlikely companions like the diminutive elf Puck and Isidro, a youthful thief aspiring to master swordsmanship under the guidance of the former mercenary. Together, this disparate group embarks on Guts' vengeful quest, confronting adversaries far more terrifying than any they have previously faced.