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This series is a compilation of brief narratives focused on Zocco and Minime. It initially broadcast on November 10, 2010, and five installments were made available on YouTube on June 10, 2013.

In Trip Trek, Zocco, a girl from a fairy-tale world, travels to the real world to search for her missing mother. Her companion is Minime, a magical pet her mother made to protect and keep her company.

The distance learning program by Benesse, Shinken Seminar Koukou Kouza, aids middle school students in getting into the high schools they want. The narrative centers on Shouta, a boy in middle school, who works hard to get into his dream high school while contending with a rival.

The promotional video for Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai was presented at Comiket 78 and subsequently added to BD/DVD Volume 5. It contains original animated sequences that do not appear in the main series.

Reproduction of ending scenes with the addition of new scenes.

Music video included with KamiNomi OVA's theme single, Natsuiro Surprise.

DVD/BD specials of Mashiroiro Symphony: The Color of Lovers.

In this alternate conclusion to the anime, Airi is the one who ends up as the chosen girl. The visual presentation shifts away from typical anime aesthetics and instead takes on the look of a gal game.

This DVD is included as part of the limited edition package for the album titled Greetings from Special Agents Elucia de Lute Ima and Haqua du Lot Herminium.

Set after the events of Hayate no Gotoku! Can't Take My Eyes off You, the OVA follows Hayate, Nagi, and Maria as they return to their daily lives at the Sanzenin Mansion and the Violet Mansion.

The limited edition of the tenth manga volume comes with a DVD that offers a sneak peek of the upcoming TV anime, including scenes that are unique to this release and not featured in the anime series.

Recap of episodes 1-9 of Gangsta.

Kanon spin-off OVA bundled with vol. 22 of the Kami nomi zo Shiru Sekai manga.

It's fair to say that the turbulent dynamic between Nagi and her butler Hayate often stems from their vastly different social perspectives. But when Nagi decides to take Hayate, her maid Maria, and their friends to a secluded vacation spot, the mismatched pair soon find themselves caught in completely incompatible realities. Through a strange twist of fate, Hayate ends up in a world where his mistress is Maria, and Nagi appears to have vanished entirely. Meanwhile, Nagi has her own troubles, trapped in a deadly amusement park. What is happening, and how does it all connect to a mysterious silver-haired woman who seems to hold the answer?

Hayate the Combat Butler! Cuties picks up where Hayate no Gotoku! Can't Take My Eyes off You left off. The series follows Hayate, Nagi, and Maria as they resume their everyday routines at the Sanzenin Mansion and the Violet Mansion.

A homemade nuclear bomb obliterates Sarajevo, plunging the global war on terror into a catastrophic crisis. Major democracies shift into totalitarian regimes with widespread surveillance, while the developing world experiences a surge in genocides. The enigmatic American, John Paul, appears to be masterminding the collapse of global order. Intelligence agent Clavis Shepherd is assigned to pursue John Paul through the shattered remnants of society and uncover the mysteries of the Genocidal Organ, the engine behind this turmoil.

A month after the events of Heaven is a Place on Earth, Nagi continues her daily life at the Sanzenin Mansion until she receives a notification from American officials that she must collect her deceased father's belongings within seven days. As she uncovers more about a father she barely knew, Nagi encounters a mysterious girl who claims to be her younger sister but conceals ulterior motives. This anime presents an original storyline independent of the manga, with the creator, Kenjiro Hata, personally developing the story concept.

In this short prologue OVA, released alongside the tenth manga volume, Elsie receives a mission from Dokurou Skull, the chief of hell's countermeasures division, to go to Earth and capture the evil spirits that have escaped from hell.

In the tranquil Edo period, Masanosuke Akitsu, known as Masa, is a wandering ronin without direction, celebrated for his skill with a blade yet hindered by a timid nature that marks him as untrustworthy. Frequent dismissals lead him to doubt his commitment to the samurai path. At his lowest point, Masa meets Yaichi, a cheerful figure in pink, who unexpectedly hires him as a bodyguard. Unaware of the job's true intent, Masa becomes entangled in the shady dealings orchestrated by Yaichi and their crew. As he ventures deeper into the Five Leaves organization, Masa wrestles with his own moral code, but his curiosity drives him to uncover the motives and history of this enigmatic criminal band.

Eli, Chihiro, and Miyako set out to create a band, but soon find they require Katsuragi's assistance. As their efforts move forward, they encounter Kanon, and together they build a bond that combines camaraderie with a hint of competition.

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.

Two years after the catastrophic tidal wave devastated Japan, police officer Kiyomasa Senji strives to make the world a safer place. Wielding his Branch of Sin abilities, he stops criminals by any means necessary. After rescuing a boy named Izuru Tsukiyoshi from the gang Goreless Peace, the tension between Kiyomasa and his enemies escalates rapidly, threatening to explode. This story offers a look into the past of the future Deadman, following Senji and deepening the understanding of the motivations that drive his actions later in life.

During summer break, Keima plans to dedicate himself fully to gaming. But an old acquaintance, the shy girl Tenri, moves back into the area—and she carries a lost soul inside her. It falls to Keima and Elysia to discover the secrets hidden in her heart.

When young men are suddenly allowed into places that were once strictly off-limits to them, it is bound to ruffle some feathers. So when the decision to merge the elite Yuihime Girls' Private Academy with the coeducational Kagamidai Private Academy is made, everyone is determined to proceed with caution to avoid any major incidents during the integration. Instead of simply throwing the Kagamidai boys into the Yuihime environment all at once, a plan is devised: a small group of male test subjects will be sent to the Girls' Private Academy first. And so poor Shingo finds himself tossed in as a sacrificial lamb to the lionesses of Yuihime, who are far from welcoming him with open arms. Can Shingo survive the estrogen-drenched death pit that is Yuihime? Will the girls learn to accept the boys? And just how long will it be before some panty-related incident ignites emotions, sparks fly, and the battle of the sexes explodes?

Kyousuke Hyoubu, once betrayed and now counted among the most powerful ESPers, is a fugitive pursued by the authorities. While he projects a hardened exterior, Kyousuke is actually compassionate at heart. His primary goal is to free ESPers from human oppression, using force when needed. Through these actions, he has rescued many ESPers and earned the allegiance of those he aided. The organization he commands is called P.A.N.D.R.A.

In the aftermath of the Valbanil War, which ended forty-four years ago, the surviving nations agreed to a peace treaty that outlawed the dangerous demon contracts that had previously caused widespread devastation. Cecily Cambell, a young knight, is determined to uphold her family’s legacy by protecting the people with her father’s treasured sword. Cecily encounters her first challenge when a crazed swordsman attacks the marketplace. She rushes to defend the civilians, but her weapon shatters during the confrontation. A cloaked figure wielding an unusual blade steps in and neutralizes the assailant. After the chaos, Cecily visits a nearby blacksmith to repair her damaged heirloom. She soon realizes that her rescuer, Luke Ainsworth, who is also the blacksmith, may possess the specialized skills required for such intricate repairs. Determined to restore her beloved sword, Cecily pursues the man who saved her life. Later, a band of brigands ambushes a caravan heading to the city, revealing monstrous forms and an ice demon among them. Luke uses a holy power to defeat these enemies, who are suspected to be operating under a forbidden demon contract. Meanwhile, a hooded figure watches from a distance. Who is this mysterious adversary, and how will their presence affect Cecily and Luke?

In the oppressive heat of South America, Michiko Malandro, a hardened criminal, breaks out of a maximum-security prison for the fourth time, driven by her search for a man from her past. Her path crosses with Hana Morenos, a young girl enduring the cruel conditions of her foster home, who yearns for a rescuer to set her free. She never expects this savior to be Michiko, a muscular fugitive who arrives on a stolen motorcycle, claiming to be Hana’s mother. This unlikely pair sets off on a journey across the harsh landscape of Diamandra, confronting dangers such as betrayal, poverty, and hidden child trafficking rings. Yet, word of Michiko’s pursuit reaches the criminal syndicate Monstro Preto, sparking the beginnings of a gang war. Michiko & Hatchin follows a group of diverse individuals with clashing motives, brought together by their search for a single mysterious figure.

Nai, a young boy searching for a close friend, gets trapped by a beautiful woman with a ravenous appetite for human flesh. At the same time, Gareki, a skilled thief, is breaking into her lavish home. To create a diversion, Gareki agrees to help Nai escape, but their plan goes awry when the woman reappears and morphs into a hideous monster, forcing the two boys to flee in a rush. While escaping, Nai and Gareki come across "Circus," a special government unit that handles violent crimes and protects people from "varuga"—nightmarish creatures that prey on humans. Hoping to find clues about Nai’s missing companion, both boys decide to join Circus. On their dangerous journey, they endure numerous varuga attacks while also uncovering the secrets of the mysterious organization known as Kafka.

In "The World God Only Knows: Goddesses," Keima Katsuragi, the "God of Conquest," begins a new task after freeing many women from runaway spirits. His latest goal is to find the Jupiter Sisters, goddesses who once imprisoned Old Hell. Diana, a goddess living inside his childhood friend Tenri Ayukawa, tells him these sisters now reside in the hearts of girls Keima previously helped. Reuniting Diana with her sisters could give them enough power to permanently banish the runaway spirits, ending Keima's role as an exorcist. Though he is initially reluctant, a tragic event involving one of the host girls forces Keima to act. Keima learns that a secret group called Vintage is hunting the goddesses, making him rush to gather the sisters before it is too late. More driven than ever, he enlists demons Elsie and Haqua to help him win back the hearts of the girls he once conquered. This journey becomes difficult as Keima faces the results of his past conquests.

In "The World God Only Knows II," Keima Katsuragi, known as the "God of Conquest," persists in his mission to drive out runaway spirits that have taken root in the hearts of various women. Bound by his agreement with the demon Elsie, Keima relies on his deep expertise in dating simulators to fight these phantoms by building bonds with real girls, whom he strongly dislikes. Yet, Keima's journey is full of obstacles. He must contend with spirits that inhabit a karate expert and a substitute teacher, and also confront Elsie's best friend from Hell when she arrives. Each encounter tests his cleverness to its limits and might even catch him off guard. Despite his preference for the realm of 2D characters, Keima is forced to navigate the intricacies of the real world, continuing his unusual romantic pursuits.

In the crime-plagued city of Ergastalum, Nicholas Brown and Worick Arcangelo work as "Handymen," taking on the dangerous assignments that other mercenaries refuse. Serving both the police and powerful mob factions, they remain ready for any job. Following a contract to wipe out local pimps, they decide to shield Alex Benedetto, a prostitute targeted for assassination, by bringing her into their group to keep her safe from the perils of their decaying urban landscape. However, this criminal haven is facing significant shifts that threaten to destabilize its delicate balance of power. Ergastalum was originally a sanctuary for "Twilights," superhuman beings created by a specific drug, but these individuals now suffer persecution from a ruthless secret organization. This escalating danger threatens the city's very foundation, leaving the Handymen trapped in the center of the looming conflict.

In The World God Only Knows, Keima Katsuragi, hailed as the "God of Conquest" within the sphere of dating sim games, thrives in a virtual landscape where charming any girl is merely another challenge to overcome. In the real world, however, Keima remains a dedicated otaku who prefers the predictable, controlled atmosphere of galge games. His excessive confidence prompts him to accept a mysterious wager designed to prove his mastery of dating simulations, only to discover that this agreement binds him to Elucia "Elsie" de Lute Ima, a mischievous demon dispatched from hell to capture rogue spirits that have slipped into the human realm. Keima soon learns that the sole method for capturing these spirits is to win the unpredictable hearts of real, living women. Compelled by a lethal collar enforced by Elsie, Keima must confront his greatest fear—actual relationships—and apply his formidable skills to woo various girls, subjecting his legendary reputation to its ultimate trial.

Within the seemingly flawless domed city of Romdo, a disturbing shift occurs. A sudden surge in murders coupled with a virus infecting the AutoReivs—the cyborg companions and laborers serving Romdo's population—indicates that their sheltered existence is crumbling. Detective Re-l Meyer initiates an inquiry into these escalating strange events, yet her pursuit of the truth plunges her entire world into chaos. First, the enigmatic immigrant Vincent Law vanishes, followed by the appearance of a monstrous entity that shakes Re-l to her core. This creature proves far more perilous and sinister than it initially appears. Every mystery she investigates ultimately circles back to this being. What is its true nature? What is its purpose? Is it a harbinger of the end or the dawn of something new? Whatever it is, it continually pulls her toward Vincent, eventually leading her to join him on a journey to another domed world known as Mosk. As they traverse the scarred and desolate Earth, Re-l and Vincent uncover more about the monster and the "awakening," a phenomenon that may signal an ending rather than a beginning.

Ganta Igarashi begins an ordinary day preparing for a school excursion to Deadman Wonderland, an amusement park where incarcerated performers stage perilous shows for spectators. However, his routine is shattered when a figure cloaked in red brutally massacres his entire class. Wrongfully accused and sentenced to death, Ganta is incarcerated within the very facility he was meant to tour. Thrust into a harsh environment populated by vicious inmates and bizarre supernatural abilities, Ganta is forced to wear a lethal collar that only deactivates when he succeeds in the prison's deadly competitions. To endure this treacherous setting where trust is scarce, he must constantly gamble with his life while hunting down the enigmatic "Red Man" to clear his name.

Fuu Kasumi, a bumbling young waitress, lives a tranquil existence at a modest teahouse until she clumsily spills a drink on a patron, triggering harassment from a gang of samurai. In a moment of panic, she summons Mugen, another samurai present in the establishment, who swiftly neutralizes the aggressors using a unique combat style blending breakdancing with martial arts. Mugen subsequently goads Jin, a reserved and highly skilled ronin renowned for his traditional swordsmanship, sparking a violent clash that demolishes the teahouse and accidentally results in the death of the magistrate's son. Apprehended and condemned to death for their actions, Mugen and Jin are liberated by Fuu, who employs them as her protectors. Having lost her home, Fuu resolves to hunt down a samurai who carries the scent of sunflowers, convincing the two former warriors to accompany her on this mission. Though initially hesitant, they consent to aid her. The trio sets off on a journey brimming with action, comedy, and fierce sword battles, all underscored by a distinctive hip-hop soundtrack. Their travels unfold in an alternate Edo Period Japan, where this unconventional group seeks to solve the mystery of the sunflower-scented samurai while striving to prevent Mugen and Jin from coming to blows with one another.