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The tennis team from Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School discovers an unusual bottle while out one day. Inside, they locate a peculiar note that asks whoever finds it to place something inside the bottle and then toss it back into the river. After opening the bottle and removing the message, the team carefully repairs it with tape, adds a few extra objects, and sends the bottle onward. The bottle does not reach its intended recipient, however; instead, it floats to a different location, where it is found by the tennis team from Seishun Academy.

Right after Ryuuji Takane claimed victory in the Champion Carnival, the U.S. Junior Champion Black Shaft showed up and issued a challenge to Japan's top boxers just before the World Tournament is set to begin. Now Ryuuji, Takeshi Kawai, Kazuki Shinatora, Ishimatsu Katori, and Superstar Jun Kenzaki must demonstrate to both Black Shaft and the rest of the world that they are genuine world-class fighters ahead of the World Tournament. However, Shaft isn't recruiting ordinary boxers for his challenge—instead, he brings in a death-row lifer, the head of the Great Angels—one of America's most dangerous gangs—a mysterious woman, and the "Dark Emperor of the South." In addition, Shaft strikes a deal with Italian Junior Champion Don Giuliano, just to be prepared.

Manatsu and her friends are summoned to the frozen kingdom of Shantia by Princess Sharon. However, soon after they arrive, a monster attacks Shantia, cutting the kingdom off from the rest of the world.

Awakening of Bunta After Bunta Marui receives a mysterious call from an unknown number, he goes alone to find out who is calling. Intrigued by the unfamiliar voice, his Rikkai University-affiliated middle school tennis club teammates Renji Yanagi and Hiroshi Yagyuu secretly follow him. Toukou Tamashii A video showcasing Shitenhouji Middle School's Kenya Oshitari's remarkable pen spinning abilities quickly becomes popular online. This sparks a competition where participants try to create the most unusual videos for uploading.

Shin Koihime†Musou characters sing theme songs on stage at a live event.

Two brief chibi character specials were included on both volumes of the Tennis no Ouji-sama OVA ANOTHER STORY: Kako to Mirai no Message. These specials showcase the Oshitari cousins performing a Manzai routine—a style of Japanese stand-up comedy that typically involves two performers: a straight man (tsukkomi) and a funny man (boke). In "Aruhi no Oshitari," Oshitari Yuushi grows tired of always playing the tsukkomi and decides to try his hand as a boke, but the results are disastrous. "Aruhi no Oshitari 2" follows Oshitari Kenya as the boke in a joint comedy show with Seigaku and Shitenhouji, where his jokes fail to connect with the audience.

The Strahl candidates are spending a short vacation at their respective homes. But once they return to Rosenstolz Academy, their prestigious boarding school, they find numerous surprises in store. A new headmaster has taken charge, and his policies are not particularly favorable to the protagonists.

The narrative is set at St. Francesca Academy. Once the conflict among the students concludes, the entire group travels to a tropical southern island.

Set within a school, this OVA from the Koihime†Musou series follows teams of four as they compete in a range of athletic events for a chance to join the Student Council.

Following the National Championships, Seishun Academy receives an invitation to a junior tennis tournament at Wimbledon in England. When Ryouma Echizen and his teammates arrive, they discover that their rivals from Hyoutei Academy, Shitenhouji Middle School, and Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School are also taking part. On the eve of the tournament, several players are attacked by a group of thugs and end up hospitalized. The assailants are identified by a silver ring they wear and the fact that their leader is named Keith. To deal with the threat posed by the gang, the middle school students gather to plan, but their meeting is interrupted by Ling Xiu, who had saved Ryouma the previous night. Xiu reveals that he is a former member of Clack, a group of tennis players banned from official competitions due to their aggressive playing style and behavior. He warns the students to avoid getting involved with Clack, saying they have no chance against such a formidable opponent. Feeling unwilling to accept the situation, Ryouma sneaks out with Xiu, intending to confront Keith and the other Clack members on his own. After learning Xiu's true motive, Ryouma becomes even more determined to defeat Keith, hoping to save him.

Episode 1: Shiraishi is appointed captain of the Shitenhoji Tennis Club. To keep the club going, the members must recruit a new player. They attempt to catch Zaizen's interest by performing comedy routines, but Zaizen dismisses them. Episode 2: Momoshiro tells Ryoma about Seigaku's seven ghost stories. The tales are fairly ordinary, but the third-year students quickly exit the club room. Fuji remarks, "It's time to tell you this," and starts recounting an experience he had two years ago.

The story of Iron Wok Jan follows Jan Akiyama, an exceptionally talented young chef working at a high-end restaurant. He frequently clashes with Kiriko Gobanchou, the establishment owner's granddaughter and a chef of notable skill. Kiriko's cooking philosophy focuses on bringing joy to customers, whereas Jan regards the kitchen primarily as an arena for culinary rivalry.

One day, a new sword manifested at their citadel. Fudou Yukimitsu: A sword worn by a commander of the Sengoku era, Oda Nobunaga, who was granted to one of his attending servants, Mori Ranmaru. Fudou Yukimitsu makes it known that he is proud to be Oda Nobunaga's beloved sword, but clashes with the other swords who also call Nobunaga their former master: Souza Samonji, Heshikiri Hasebe, and Yagen Toushirou. The appointed team captain, Yamanbagiri Kunihiro, must rally a citadel that has fallen into disarray at Fudou Yukimitsu's arrival. In the midst of all this, the saniwa has received an order to depart for the year 1582 -- the Honnouji event, where Oda Nobunaga met his demise...

While helping out at an anime convention to promote his city, high school student Kakeru Niimi gets caught in an unexpected earthquake. During the chaos, he enters a shrine and sees a strange artifact shatter. The next day, his classmate Miyako Kujou—who had been cosplaying at the convention—worries that the quake has cursed her, but Niimi initially dismisses her concerns. His perspective changes when he notices that many people in the city have gained supernatural abilities—and some are already using their powers for harmful purposes. Luckily, Niimi is not alone; he joins forces with Miyako, his sister Sora, and a cold girl named Noa Yuuki, all of whom have also discovered their own newfound powers. Together, they must defend their hometown from further danger while solving the mystery behind these events.

Kazamatsuri Shou has always dreamed of becoming a professional soccer player, but he has a major obstacle: he simply isn't very skilled at the sport. He was admitted to the prestigious Musashi no Mori Junior High, which is famous for its outstanding soccer team, yet he never managed to advance beyond being a third-string player. After transferring to Sakura Jousui Junior High, he finally gets the chance to play soccer. With encouragement from his new friends and teammates, his unwavering resolve, and plenty of effort, Shou's soccer abilities are improving quickly and setting him on the path to achieving his goal.

An OVA series that explores the past and future of the regulars who took part in the National Tournament. Volume 1 includes two episodes: one begins with Seigaku traveling to Osaka for a practice match against Shitenhouji, and the other follows Atobe's early days at Hyoutei during his first year. Volume 2 also contains two episodes: one starts with the second part of Seigaku's visit to Osaka, and the other focuses on Kirihara's beginning at Rikkai in his first year.

In the underworld realm of Felicidad, people called Farmagia cultivate monsters from seeds and tame them. Among them, Ten, a spirited Farmagia living on the continent of Avrion, enjoys a tranquil life with his companions: Chica, Arche, Leii, and a fairy named Lookie-Loo. They live together in harmony, tending their fields and the monsters that inhabit them. This peaceful existence is shattered when Felicidad's ruling Magus suddenly passes away. The six elite generals, known as Oración Seis, choose Glaza as the new Magus. Glaza intends to push aside those without special abilities while raising up the powerful. He also orders an invasion of Avrion, aiming to sever it from the other lands. Uniting with their allies, Ten and his group resist the attack. Each, supported by their unique monsters, must now rise and fight to save Felicidad from total destruction.

The Sablum Empire has been trying to conquer the kingdom of Windland for years, and now they are conspiring with the mercenaries Sister Hell and Darkness Knight to launch a fresh assault using powerful magical beings known as Angels. Hyaweh, a carefree yet skilled swordsman, and Priecia, who may be the lost princess of Windland, attend the Knight's Academy in Windland to refine their abilities in swordsmanship and magic. There, they encounter many friends and allies who can aid them in defending their homeland against the coming invasion.

Episodes 14 and 15 of Gunslinger Girl: Il Teatrino.

Mirai, an upgraded Kongou-class Aegis guided missile destroyer, ranks among the most advanced vessels in the Japanese Self Defense Force (SDF). Her crew, relatively inexperienced, is commanded by Captain Umezu Saburo with Executive Officer Kadomatsu Yosuke as second-in-command. During routine training exercises, Mirai is caught in a violent storm that temporarily disrupts their navigation systems. After recovering moments later, the crew is astonished to find themselves transported back in time to June 4, 1942—the Battle of Midway during World War II. They allow history to unfold naturally during this engagement, steering clear of direct involvement and pledging to remain hidden, altering the past as minimally as possible. However, when they encounter the gravely wounded Lieutenant Commander Kusaka Takumi, XO Kadomatsu's instinct to preserve life overrides caution, setting in motion far greater changes to history than he could ever foresee.

This narrative centers on Mutsu Enmei-Ryu, a legendary and unbeatable martial art that allows its practitioner to overwhelm many weapon-wielding foes with incredible speed and strength while unarmed. It follows the experiences of three successive generations of the Mutsu family as they take on the greatest warriors of their respective times.

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.

It is the year 2205. The historical revisionists have launched assaults on the past in their scheme to alter the course of history. The Saniwa, entrusted with safeguarding history, possess the power to breathe life into inanimate objects. Among these, the most powerful are the Tōken Danshi. The tale follows their lively, carefree days.

After their triumph at Touka Village and the bandits' expulsion, Unchou Kan'u, Chouhi Yokutoku, and Shokatsuryou Koumei get ready for their next journey. They meet an unforeseen figure: a young woman who declares herself to be Gentoku Ryuubi. Falsely blamed for numerous offenses, Ryuubi is set on recovering her family's precious blade, the Chuuzan Seiou, and vindicating her name. To protect Ryuubi, the group bands together and trails the sword as it passes through different hands, yet they perpetually remain one step behind its current holder. During their travels, Kan'u and her companions run into many familiar faces who offer their aid without hesitation. Concurrently, Kan'u and Chouhi come to realize that the bonds of family reach beyond just blood ties.

Hana Tabata, only fifteen years old, has already convinced herself that she's unlikely to experience a memorable high school romance. Her passions include shoujo manga, flowers, and all things kawaii, yet she sees herself as nothing more than a supporting character—a bit overweight, with a round face, glasses, and freckles, traits she considers conventionally unattractive. Her life takes an unforeseen turn when she strikes up a friendship with the friendly and charming classmate Yousuke Ueno. While Tabata struggles to understand the unfamiliar emotions this friendship awakens within her, she remains completely unaware that a romantic story is quietly beginning to take shape around her.

After securing a hard-fought victory over Shitenhouji Middle School in the semi-finals, Ryouma Echizen and the Seishun Academy Boys Tennis Team now prepare to face Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School, the two-time reigning national champions, in their final push for the championship title. Driven by the desire to get revenge for their defeat at the hands of Seishun during the Kanto Regional Tournament, Rikkai is determined to claim the national championship for a third consecutive year. As the story of Tennis no Oujisama nears its climax, the "Prince of Tennis" clashes with the "Child of God" in a decisive showdown for the national crown. Through this intense rivalry, Ryouma strives to demonstrate to both his rivals and his teammates that tennis encompasses more than simply winning.

Second season of Kyuuketsuki Sugu Shinu.

The National Tournament marches on for Ryouma Echizen and the Seishun Academy Boys' Tennis Team as they go up against last year's semifinalists, Shitenhouji Middle School. Having claimed victory in the Kansai Regionals, Shitenhouji stands as one of the tournament's strongest contenders. Adding to the challenge, every member of the Shitenhouji squad possesses abilities said to exceed those of their Seishun counterparts. The team also features Kintarou Tooyama, another "super rookie" whose power and skill rival Ryouma's own. For Seishun to have any hope of defeating the Kansai champions in this East versus West showdown, they must push their abilities to the absolute limit.

Everybody goes on vacation to Ayanokouji's private island for fun in the sun. Hilarity ensues.

Kaname Okiura enters Prefectoral Umineko Shougyou High, commonly called "Umishou," and joins the school's swimming club hoping to learn how to swim. However, he quickly discovers that the club members are eccentric and provide little useful instruction. Soon after, a spirited and carefree girl named Amuro Ninagawa transfers from Okinawa and joins the club. Her astonishing speed underwater and unorthodox swimming technique—along with her habit of swimming without clothes, which draws the attention of the male students—stuns everyone. For Okiura, Amuro's presence brings back memories of a creature resembling a mermaid he glimpsed as a child.

In the additional Blu-ray/DVD episode 13 found in volume 7, a unique parody segment is presented. Kakeru and the team find themselves in a "Pink Night" rather than the typical red one. Here, the "Black Knights" transform into the "Pink Ero-Rangers," with Lisolette stepping into the role of a bondage driver. Each member’s abilities undergo an erotic twist: Kakeru acquires X-ray vision that sees through clothing; Yuka can turn boys into girls; Misuzu's swords morph into vibrators; Kukuri gains the ability to speak, though only to say and draw lewd content; Yukiko becomes sexually excited upon removing her glasses; and Takahisa can shoot a small water jet from his finger. This episode serves solely as a parody and does not tie into the primary narrative.

Elementary school student Capeta Taira copes with the loss of his mother by becoming more independent to ease his father's worries. His father works tirelessly at a paving company to support them, and though Capeta appears strong, he leads a solitary life. Besides managing household tasks, he faces harassment from Nobu Andou, despite having the support of his classmate, Monami Suzuki. One day, Capeta's father witnesses a go-kart race and gets an idea. He starts collecting discarded parts from the track to build a special gift for Capeta. Curious, Capeta and Monami secretly visit his father’s workplace and discover a go-kart pieced together from scrap materials, bearing Capeta’s name. The kart lacks an engine but is otherwise functional. Despite a downpour, Capeta cannot resist giving the kart a test drive. As he navigates the wet roads, what could have been a perilous situation turns into an exhilarating experience. This moment ignites a newfound enthusiasm in Capeta, propelling him into the exciting world of racing.

Released as an April Fool's joke in 2007, this single-episode OVA is a spin-off from the game School Days by 0verflow. It centers on a new aspect of Kokoro Katsura, who is the younger sister of a key character in the main series. In this OVA, Kokoro is portrayed as a magical girl with the aim of saving the world, or something similar.

Konoha Satou bears a weighty past. As a child, she penned self-centered fantasy romance novels that now reflect her current reality. Reborn as the loathed villainess, recalling every exact detail is essential for her survival. After evading early signs of death, Satou is thrust into doubt when a mysterious figure emerges from the Lily Kingdom—a character she never originally wrote into her story. Despite Yomi’s assertion of being an ally, can Satou trust someone she does not know in this perilous world?

In "Sugar Sugar Rune," childhood friends Chocolat Meilleure and Vanilla Mieux, both witches, are rivals in a contest to become the next queen of the Magic World. As part of this competition, they must attend a school in the human world where they work to build friendships and earn love from their classmates. However, there is a dangerous rule: any witch who falls in love with a human faces execution. Their journey involves magical transformations, intrigue, envy, and romance, as Chocolat and Vanilla team up with their knights to defend their kingdom from the threatening Ogres, all while striving to prove themselves as the rightful successor to the throne.

This special episode occurs immediately after Ikki agrees to Simca's proposal, taking on the role of leading Genesis. The story centers on the clash between Kogarasumaru and Potemkine, and it is set chronologically between episodes 21 and 22 of the main series.

In the shimmering waters of the Kanda River, Jetters and their Shooters compete in thrilling Jet Races, recognized as one of the most exciting water sports worldwide. Driven by her ambition to become a professional Jet Racer like her mother, Rin Namiki enrolls at Asakusa Girls' High School in Tokyo. There, she meets Misa Aoi, also a first-year student. During a match against the top-ranked Team Dress from Musashino Girls' High School, Rin and Misa initially clash. Realizing her school lacks a Jet Racing club, Rin stays determined and brings together Misa along with three other girls to form a new team called the Kandagawa Jet Girls. Bonded by their goal of winning the prestigious Kandagawa Cup, the team prepares to take on the sport's elite.

A sudden flash of light from Yuzuki's phone sends her to Shinga, a parallel world that mirrors Japan's chaotic Sengoku period, defined by endless civil war. In this realm, the Gekkazoku—supernatural clans like vampires and werewolves—coexist peacefully with humans, safeguarded by the powerful Himemiko. But her mysterious disappearance has thrown Shinga into disorder. Yuzuki's quest to locate Himemiko and find her way home keeps getting blocked by the ongoing battles between rival factions.

In "The Prince of Tennis: National Championship Chapter," Ryouma Echizen, a skilled first-year student, and the Seishun Academy Boys' Tennis Team prepare to compete in the National Tournament, aiming to win the championship. Their first obstacle is Higa Middle School, an unpredictable team from Okinawa. After observing Higa use questionable tactics to defeat their earlier opponents, Seishun's players are determined to emphasize the importance of sportsmanship and fair competition. If they succeed, they will face Hyoutei Academy in the quarterfinals, a school that previously beat Seishun during the Kanto Regionals. Hyoutei, who received a special invitation to Nationals, aims to restore their reputation and demonstrate their strength. This chapter of "The Prince of Tennis" introduces the intense Nationals, where Ryouma and his team confront both familiar and new rivals, each with distinct perspectives on tennis.

Saku Ooyagi comes back to his hometown after seven years and quickly meets up with his old friend, Mihoshi Akeno. Their reunion is far from pleasant, as the last time they were together involved her falling out of a tree and him catching her. Despite that, Mihoshi is set on mending their bond and insists that Saku becomes a member of the astronomy club she started.

In ancient times, the Kingdom of the Vale prospered until the ruler's sons fought each other, unleashing their legendary companions, Reshiram and Zekrom, which disrupted the Dragon Force that sustained their land. The mythical Pokémon, Victini, intervened to restore order by sealing the Dragon Force with the Sword of the Vale. However, disturbing the sword could trigger a catastrophic event once again. Damon, a descendant of the Vale's dispersed people, aims to revive his forefathers' kingdom by summoning Zekrom and seizing the Dragon Force. As Satoshi and his companions reach Eindoak Town at the base of the Sword, they encounter Damon's plan and team up with Victini, the protector of the Vale, to stop his plot and prevent the calamity that befell the kingdom a millennium ago.

DVD/BD specials of Ichiban Ushiro no Daimaou.

In "School Days: Valentine Days," Kotonoha Katsura and her sister Kokoro organize a hot springs trip for Sekai Saionji, Makoto Itou, and their classmates, hoping to offer them a break from their hectic school schedules. After the trip, the girls start talking about their plans for the upcoming Valentine's Day. Makoto, who never expected to receive any chocolate, is surprised when several girls approach him on the day itself, each eager to hand over their sweets.

Dr. Akamashi, a scientist, stages a coup in the Forland Kingdom with a beast army and two android servants. Dying, the king orders his daughter Princess Alita to flee at all costs and locate her older brother Prince Kaito, who is on a diplomatic trip overseas, to ensure her safety and potentially reclaim the throne. While escaping, Alita meets a fatal accident and swaps bodies with Falis, a notorious bounty hunter who was tracking prey in the nearby forest with her monster companions Dominikov and Pete. Both women keep their own abilities and personalities, but now look like each other. Alita, in Falis's form, pleads with Falis—now in Alita's body—to return to the kingdom and fix the situation, offering her own body and soul as payment. Falis agrees, giving rise to the so-called Murder Princess, who must not only reclaim and defend the kingdom but also uncover a deeper conspiracy that soon emerges.

The girls of the Social Welfare Agency are far from ordinary children. They are the broken remnants of human lives, rebuilt with cybernetic enhancements and conditioned by the government to become killers. The oldest among them, Triela, hunts her targets with fierce determination, refusing anything less than complete destruction. Her counterpart in this endless conflict is Pinocchio—a hollow boy raised as an assassin by the FRF, a terrorist organization locked in war with the SWA. Cold and ruthlessly efficient, he wields his sharpened blade as if it were part of his own body. Once human, these shattered individuals have become machines built for murder, holding only faint memories of what it meant to be real—and driven by a brutal need to be the last one left alive.

In a life lacking excitement, Takeru Kamishiro longs for a change. His wish comes true when a god reincarnates him into Madeus, a world stuck in an endless cycle of destruction. The deity believes Takeru's presence might break this cycle and save the realm, granting him extraordinary abilities: a rejuvenated body with immense magical power, an inexhaustible bag, and a special skill to identify and appraise valuable items and treasures. As Takeru embarks on his new journey, he wanders freely, gathering and trading treasures. With a young dragon companion by his side, his seemingly simple actions begin to have profound effects on the world, slowly steering its fate toward an unexpected direction.

Several months have passed, and Hayato Kasukabe continues managing Familia Café Terrace, the café his late grandmother founded, alongside its five mascot "goddesses": Ouka Makuzawa, Akane Hououji, Riho Tsukishima, Shiragiku Ono, and Ami Tsuruga. Together, they handle the challenges of running a business, working to keep the café operational. Their situation grows more difficult when a new rival café called Family appears, determined to undermine Familia. To counter this threat, Hayato relies on his resourcefulness, strengthens the bonds he shares with the girls, and devises strategies to attract customers and secure Familia's financial stability. Compounding their troubles, the girls begin to develop romantic feelings for Hayato, creating internal conflict among them. Recognizing the potential danger these emotions pose to the café’s future, the goddesses must learn to reconcile their feelings and unite for the sake of Familia's survival.

In the futuristic Heartland City, Yuuma Tsukumo dreams of becoming the top duelist, but his poor skills make that goal seem out of reach. His fortunes change when school bully Ryouga "Shark" Kamishiro breaks the key given to Yuuma by his father into two pieces. Clutching one half, Yuuma challenges Shark to a duel and is quickly overwhelmed. Suddenly, the key mends itself, and the Door of Destiny appears. Unlocking it with the key, Yuuma meets Astral, an alien visible only to him. He discovers his memories have been split into 100 Number Cards that he must reclaim. Others are also searching for these cards. With Astral's help, Yuuma must protect Heartland City from looming threats while dealing with divine interventions along the way.

During 2205, a sage named Saniwa possesses the power to imbue lifeless objects with vitality. Meanwhile, sinister forces scheme to journey through time and alter the course of history. Opposing these threats are the Saniwa and their most powerful creations: ancient Japanese swords that take the form of handsome young men. Touken Ranbu: Hanamaru centers on Yamatonokami Yasusada, the cherished uchigatana once belonging to Souji Okita, as he experiences his first day at the Saniwa's fortress. There, he meets again his old friend Kashuu Kiyomitsu, and together they partake in the everyday adventures of their sword comrades. Whether taking part in lively snowball fights or greeting new arrivals at the stronghold, they treasure every instant. However, whenever called upon by the government, these swords stand always ready to fulfill their duty of safeguarding history.

In the world of vampires, many possess specific weaknesses that offset their immense power, but Draluc, the vampire lord, has an unusual set of vulnerabilities. Sent on a mission to rescue a boy from within Draluc's supposedly impenetrable castle, the vampire hunter Ronald discovers that the vampire disintegrates at the sound of a simple clap. Moreover, the boy he was meant to save had only entered the castle to play video games while Draluc was napping. After the castle's destruction, the fragile Draluc ends up living with Ronald, his easy conqueror. Along with Draluc's pet armadillo, John, the three form an unlikely group that must work together to handle challenges such as Ronald's pushy editor, other vampires causing chaos in the city, and rival vampire hunters.

In "From Bureaucrat to Villainess: Dad's Been Reincarnated!," 52-year-old civil servant Kenzaburou Tondabayashi is reincarnated into an otome game world after a truck accident. He awakens as Grace Auvergne, the young villainess daughter of a duke in the game "Magical Academy: Love & Beast." Having learned about this universe from his daughter's enthusiastic discussions about the game, Kenzaburou uses his prior knowledge and years of paternal experience to navigate his new life. Despite his familiarity with the setting and characters, his inherently kind nature clashes with the expectations of his villainous role.

This shoujo series follows Momo Adachi, recognized for her sun-kissed complexion and long blonde hair, who used to be on her high school's swim team. Despite her outwardly enviable look, Momo's affections are fixed on Kazuya "Toji" Toujigamori, a baseball player she has admired since junior high. Gossip claims Toji only likes girls with fair skin, prompting Momo to try altering her appearance. Those efforts backfire, fueling classmates' nasty rumors that she is loose and easy. Her friend Sae Kashiwagi seems supportive but is actually behind the gossip, scheming to steal Toji for herself. Matters grow more tangled with Kairi Okayasu, a well-liked schoolboy who openly pursues Momo, determined to win her over. Caught in a maze of romantic triangles, false friendship, and self-doubt about her looks, Momo works to discover her genuine identity while navigating the struggles of love.

In the busy city of Tokyo, Yamato Akitsuki, a teenager from rural Hiroshima, starts his high school life by moving into a dormitory for girls only and helping his aunt and cousin run a nearby bathhouse. On his first day in the city, he is captivated by a girl practicing high jumps at a local school. To his surprise, this skilled athlete, Suzuka Asahina, is both a dormmate and a neighbor. An elite track and field athlete at the same high school, Suzuka is annoyed by Yamato’s clumsy and easygoing attitude, making their shared living difficult. Inspired by Suzuka, Yamato finds a hidden ability for sprinting and joins the track team to earn her respect. Through intense training, interactions with teammates, classmates, and the often drunk college residents of the dorm, Yamato pushes himself, determined to improve and gain Suzuka’s approval.

This OVA is an unaired episode that came as a bonus with the limited edition release of the Yahari Game demo Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru. Kan video game for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4, published by MAGES.

In "The Hill Dyed Rose Madder," Yuuhi Katagiri, the cherished daughter of her family, is usually kept under close watch. One day, she ends up alone after school and is harassed by a group of boys. Junichi Nagase, returning from a convenience store, notices her distress and steps in. Recognizing him as the infamous "Geno Killer," the bullies flee. Though thankful, Yuuhi leaves without learning his name, and Junichi later regrets his cold demeanor. The next day, coincidentally, Yuuhi transfers into Junichi's class and calls him "Geno Killer" based on her scant knowledge of him. Gossip swirls, and their relationship grows more tangled when a misunderstanding leads to Junichi accidentally kissing Yuuhi. To make matters worse, it turns out Junichi is already engaged to Yuuhi. Despite her initial dislike of Junichi, Yuuhi must follow her father's orders and move into his home, which he shares with his younger sister, Minato. Her objective is clear: prove he is unfit to be her husband. As they live together, will she succeed in showing his unsuitability, or might she unexpectedly grow to care for him?

Following the passing of his grandmother Sachiko, Hayato Kasukabe returns from Tokyo to manage the Familia Café Terrace, which was her establishment. His intention is to demolish the café and build a parking lot in its place. However, he discovers that Sachiko had been caring for five young women prior to her death: Ouka Makuzawa, Akane Hououji, Riho Tsukishima, Shiragiku Ono, and Ami Tsuruga. These girls have a deep bond with Sachiko and resist leaving what they see as their home. They convince Hayato to reconsider his plans, albeit reluctantly at first. Through this encounter, Hayato begins to remember his memories with his grandmother and his fondness for the café. Motivated to honor his grandmother's memory, Hayato decides to keep the café running and appoints the girls as the "goddesses" who will safeguard this cherished place.

In "School Rumble: 2nd Semester," the bizarre situations keep mounting, leaving us just as puzzled as before. Curry enthusiast Karasama remains unaware of Tenma's affections, while Harima, preoccupied with his burgeoning comic career and a mountain of deadlines, has yet to confess his own feelings to Tenma. Amidst these dynamics, romantic triangles continue to shift due to meddling matchmakers and unexpected events. Adding to the chaos are elements like a cyborg romance, a shipwreck, and a runaway red panda—proof that the show's unpredictability knows no bounds. And don't forget to scratch the pig; he enjoys it! In the penultimate episode, something significant happens, regardless of how things unfold. "School Rumble"—the funniest series that defies expectations and revolves around everything but actual rumbling.

Kazuma Hoshino is beginning a new chapter in his teenage life. Because his younger brother Ayumu has a delicate health condition, their parents have decided to move from the city to a quieter rural area. The two brothers travel together to the Yorozuyo Inn, where they will stay temporarily until their parents finish making the necessary arrangements for their new home. Their journey to the inn is marked by several mishaps. They board the wrong bus, get lost, and a wild monkey steals Ayumu's hat. While chasing the monkey, Kazuma becomes disoriented in the forest and accidentally bumps into Ui, a lively young girl, resulting in an accidental kiss when she tries to point him back toward the bus stop. Ui's companion, Ibuki, reacts with anger and delivers a swift kick to Kazuma before sending him off. At the inn, Kazuma's bad luck continues thanks to the innkeeper Senka, whose humor often leans toward the suggestive, and he learns that two of his classmates are the very girls he met in the woods earlier. The series "A Bridge to the Starry Skies" follows Kazuma's efforts to adjust to his new school, manage his relationships with the various women around him, support his brother, and navigate life under the innkeeper's watchful eye. Amid these challenges, Kazuma experiences fleeting memories of a simpler past and a once-cherished friendship, leaving him puzzled about the meaning of these nostalgic recollections. What could these memories be hinting at?

In the quiet town of Sakuranomori, a close circle of childhood friends must come to terms with the painful separation when one of them, Sana Hidaka, moves away to the bustling city of Tokyo because of his parents' work. Sana says goodbye to his dear friends: the gentle Aoi Oribe, the energetic Wakatsuki twins Shuri and Shuusuke, and the bright Nanaka Yatsushiro. Even with the sadness, he holds onto hope that distance won't weaken their strong ties and the memories they share. When Sana returns five years later at the age of sixteen, he wants to reconnect with his past and pick up where he left off. But he soon discovers that while the town looks largely unchanged, the friends he once knew have changed in surprising ways. Mysterious and dark secrets now hang over Sakuranomori, and each of his friends carries personal troubles and hidden truths that could shatter the bonds they once treasured.

The Social Welfare Agency in Italy takes young girls from hospital beds and grants them a fresh start with advanced cybernetic upgrades. Despite these physical modifications, the girls remain children inside, yearning for love and affection even as they are trained and programmed to serve as assassins for the Italian Government's secret operations. The story delves into their inner conflict as they struggle with their place in an organization that views them only as weapons.

On an otherwise calm day, the sky suddenly tore open, releasing extradimensional beings called the Unknown that immediately and mercilessly attacked humanity. To protect the future, all Japanese children were placed into cryogenic stasis until the war could be won. Years later, with humanity holding a foothold in a part of Japan that had become the frontlines, the children were revived. While in their frozen state, each had developed unique supernatural powers known as Worlds. The six most powerful individuals were tasked with commanding the reclaimed cities, using their abilities to defend against the unending invasion. Among them were childhood friends Ichiya Suzaku and Canaria Utara, who governed Tokyo; siblings Kasumi and Asuha Chigusa, who managed Chiba; and Maihime Tenkawa and Hotaru Rindou, who oversaw Kanagawa. As routine attacks from the Unknown continued and personal conflicts between the city leaders and their deputies grew, petty rivalries emerged, causing frequent disputes among the three cities. When the Unknown abruptly increased their offensive, the leaders of Tokyo, Chiba, and Kanagawa must unite or face the loss of the last bastion protecting humanity from extinction.

Rentt Faina, a seasoned but mediocre adventurer, meets his end when he faces a dragon inside a labyrinth. To his surprise, he comes back to life as a skeleton, one of the weakest forms of undead. Rentt learns that by defeating other creatures in the labyrinth, he can gain experience and advance through different undead stages, eventually reaching forms with restored flesh. Driven by this discovery, he resolves to keep evolving, with his ultimate aim being to attain the highest level of undead—a vampire, which looks nearly human. Concealing his past and current monstrous appearance with an unremovable mask, Rentt tries to rebuild his life. He is taken in by Lorraine Vivier, a renowned former adventurer and top-tier researcher, who lets him use her name and start over as a beginner. As he works toward his childhood dream of becoming a mithril-class adventurer, Rentt must be careful not to reveal his true nature, knowing that the adventurer's guild might see him as a threat and destroy him.

In the artificial sanctuary of Tsukimihara Academy—a school constructed by the Moon Cell system to host the next Holy Grail War—reside 256 souls projected from Earth, selected for their hidden potential to become "Masters." Among them, 128 are chosen to compete in the central contest and are granted a Servant. Following the selection, the Academy begins a purge to eliminate the others. Hakuno Kishinami regains consciousness lying in a pool of his own blood, determined not to die. Driven by an inexplicable fury, he swears to survive. While fleeing a relentless pursuer, he discovers a crimson sword stuck in the ground; upon pulling it out, he calls forth his Servant, Saber, who destroys the enemy amidst a shower of rose petals. Armed with his newfound power, Hakuno sets out on a journey to reach the core of the Moon Cell, the Angelica Cage, where he hopes to uncover the mystery of this manufactured world and the truths behind his bloody past.

In her first year of high school, Nanami Takahashi is eager to make new friends. She becomes close with the quiet Yuri Yamamoto and learns about a popular classmate named Yano Motoharu. Yuri holds a grudge against Yano because of his past relationship with her older sister, Nana, and Nanami initially dislikes Yano's attitude. Over time, Nanami begins to develop feelings for Yano, and they start spending more time together, eventually becoming a couple. However, their relationship faces difficulties: Yano has trouble opening up to Nanami because his former girlfriend, Nana, died in a car accident the previous year, which happened while she was with another ex-boyfriend. Haunted by Yano's past with Nana, Nanami and Yano experience many misunderstandings and emotional pain, but they remain certain of their love for each other.

In school, Mai Taniyama and her classmates enjoy sharing ghost stories, usually revolving around an abandoned school building on campus. Their conversation is interrupted by a mysterious young man named Kazuya Shibuya, who is revealed to be the 17-year-old head of the Shibuya Psychic Research Firm. Called in by the principal, he is assigned to investigate the rumors surrounding the dilapidated structure. The next day on her way to school, Mai discovers the same building and inspects a strange camera she finds inside. When she is startled by Kazuya's assistant, she disrupts their investigation, causing damage to the camera and injuring the assistant. Kazuya then demands that Mai pay for the camera and serve as a replacement for his injured assistant. As a result, Mai begins to explore the supernatural world and the field of ghost hunting.

Under a crimson sky with a blackened moon, monsters begin appearing on the streets, leaving Satsuki Kakeru confused. With his best friend Yuka, he tries to figure out why they are trapped in this strange world, seemingly empty except for them. When the "Red Night" ends, Kakeru and Yuka think it was just a hallucination—until it happens again, putting them in danger. They soon meet four others in the same situation: Misuzu Kusakabe, a skilled swordsman; Kukuri Tachibana, a quiet girl who resembles Kakeru's late sister; Yukiko Hirohara, a lively woman who becomes a ruthless assassin without her glasses; and Takahisa Tajima, a youth with fire-controlling powers. Together, the six struggle to survive and uncover the mystery of this puzzling dimension, only to face greater challenges when six sinister figures confront them.

In a quiet countryside town, the local junior high school football team revolves entirely around one player: Ashito Aoi. Known for his unpredictable playstyle and self-centered approach, Ashito single-handedly drives his team to victory in a critical high school preliminary tournament. However, this success is short-lived. During a match, an opponent provokes Ashito into a violent outburst, resulting in his disqualification from the rest of the game. With their star player gone, the team is quickly eliminated from the tournament. At his lowest point of despair, Ashito is approached by Tatsuya Fukuda, a youth team coach who recognizes his hidden potential. Fukuda invites Ashito to join tryouts in Tokyo. Now in an unfamiliar environment surrounded by skilled players, Ashito must fully harness his abilities to prove himself and potentially launch a career that could change everything.

This OVA adapts a story from volume 10.5 centered on Iroha Isshiki. After accepting a weekend invitation, Hachiman Hikigaya joins Iroha Isshiki on a tour of Chiba Prefecture to gather ideas for what would make an ideal date with Hayato Hayama. Without any set itinerary, the two wander from place to place, seemingly enjoying each other's company. Through these honest and straightforward interactions, the concept of what it truly means to be genuine continues to occupy Hachiman's thoughts, influencing his perspective on the future of the Volunteer Service Club and its members. This OVA is bundled with the limited edition of the Yahari Game demo Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatteiru. Zoku PlayStation Vita game from 5pb.

In "Okami-San and Her Seven Companions," Ryouko Ookami, a tough and tomboyish boxer, serves as the enforcer for the Otogi Bank, a unique high school club that functions like a real financial institution where students can request favors with the promise of future repayment. Sixteen-year-old Ryoushi Morino, who is notably different from the typical Otogi Bank members due to his timid nature, unexpectedly joins the club after a failed confession to Ryouko. The series follows the everyday adventures of the Otogi Bank members as they take on various tasks, ranging from mundane to dangerous. Despite their diverse missions, Ryoushi's sole goal remains winning Ryouko's affection, which she questions given his inability to stand up to others, let alone participate in a fight.

In "School Rumble," the phrase "I love you" has the power to change everything, highlighting the complex world of high school romance. Second-year student Tenma Tsukamoto is determined to confess her feelings to her crush. Meanwhile, the infamous troublemaker Kenji Harima also struggles with expressing his emotions to someone close to him. Within the realm of school activities, friendships, rivalries, and personal pursuits, both characters find that navigating the intricacies of teenage relationships is anything but straightforward, especially when miscommunications complicate matters further. This dynamic romantic comedy captures relatable experiences as Tenma and Kenji each endeavor to win the hearts of their desired individuals.

Kakushi Gotou is a moderately well-known manga artist who draws content of a risqué nature. When his daughter Hime was born, he made a vow to never reveal his actual profession to her, afraid that she would think less of him if she found out. This secret drives Kakushi into a series of chaotic situations. As a single father, he devotes himself entirely to hiding his identity—putting on a typical office worker's outfit every morning or running unplanned drills to keep Hime from discovering his workspace. The story centers on this father and daughter as they go through their daily lives, trying to keep things peaceful while Kakushi works to protect his secret. Still, the saying "time tells all" hints that eventually, as Hime grows older, she will have to face the truth behind what she has always taken for granted.

In a world where Air Trecks, known as ATs, have become the ultimate craze, these advanced inline skates dominate the nation's attention. Though they come with built-in speed limiters, a daring group called the "Storm Riders" takes the risk of removing them, taking part in secret competitions where rivals battle for prized AT parts or their cherished team badges, which stand for their honor. Itsuki Minami, a middle school student famous for street fights, is driven by a strong desire to soar higher than anyone else. Along with his close friends Kazuma Mikura and Onigiri, the fearless Itsuki pushes forward, determined to overcome every obstacle. His dream takes off when he finds a pair of Air Trecks at home, bringing him closer to mastering the sky.

Yukio "Koyuki" Tanaka, a bored fourteen-year-old boy, has his ordinary life turned upside down when he rescues a peculiar dog named Beck from a group of tormentors. The dog belongs to Ryuusuke "Ray" Minami, a sixteen-year-old guitarist who used to play in a rock band. When Koyuki later runs into Ray at a diner, Ray invites him to his former band's rehearsal space. There, Ray plays guitar with incredible skill, deeply impressing Koyuki. Captivated by the energy and excitement of rock music, Koyuki decides to learn the guitar and help Ray fulfill his dream of creating the greatest rock band ever. Alongside Ray's younger sister Maho and other new friends, they form the band BECK. The story follows their journey through successes and struggles as they work to become famous across Japan.

In the neon-drenched city of Kansai, where cybernetic billboards mask a dark criminal underworld with the illusion of a technological utopia, outlaws known as Akudama operate from the shadows. While the Kansai police prepare to publicly execute Cutthroat, a notorious murderer responsible for 999 deaths, a mysterious message reaches select high-ranking Akudama offering a massive bounty for Cutthroat's release. An unknown entity then initiates a scheme that gathers these dangerous figures, transforming the planned execution into a scene of intense, chaotic violence.

Akuto Sai joins Constant Magic Academy hoping to improve the world and forms a bond with Junko Hattori, who comes from a prestigious ninja lineage. While they strive to create a better tomorrow, Akuto's presence activates a prophecy branding him as the Demon King. As rumors circulate, the school's atmosphere becomes hostile, causing Junko's trust in him to waver. Although Akuto tries to deny this cursed fate, his efforts only reinforce his reputation as a villain. Complicating matters further is a harem of fascinating girls with conflicting agendas, some seeking to punish him while others display true affection. Leveraging his expanding abilities, Akuto battles his misfortune to demonstrate that his predetermined destiny can be altered.

Tsunayoshi Sawada is universally seen as a complete failure. Clumsy, talentless, and hopelessly infatuated with the unattainable school idol Kyouko Sasagawa, he is constantly ridiculed by his peers, earning him the moniker "Loser Tsuna." His existence shifts dramatically upon meeting Reborn, a baby-sized hitman dispatched from one of Italy's premier Mafia families. Reborn has been tasked with molding this average middle schooler into the future leader of the esteemed Vongola family, whose current boss is nearing retirement. Guided by his eccentric mentor and joined by a cast of vibrant allies, even the seemingly hopeless Tsuna might ascend to power.

Makoto Ito is a high school student in Japan beginning his second term at the fictional Sakakino Academy. On his daily train rides to and from school, he becomes smitten with a fellow student named Kotonoha Katsura, who also commutes. When a new classmate acquaintance, Sekai Saionji, finds out about his secret crush on Kotonoha, she helps introduce them to each other. Over time, they grow closer and agree to start dating. However, despite her proud and successful matchmaking, Sekai inadvertently becomes jealous of the new couple, having developed feelings for Makoto herself. The next afternoon on her way home at the train station near the school, Sekai spots Makoto waiting for Kotonoha to meet for a date. He sits with her and once again expresses his gratitude for her help, feeling deeply indebted and offering to repay her in any way he can. Though she thinks he is overreacting, Sekai decides to settle the debt by giving him a kiss on the lips as her train pulls in; she quickly rushes into an open car and cheerfully wishes a stunned Makoto good luck on his date.

In My Teen Romantic Comedy SNAFU Climax!, Yukino Yukinoshita seeks to become more self-reliant by mending her relationship with her parents, beginning with a demonstration of her own capabilities. As third-year students prepare for graduation, Student Council President Iroha Isshiki requests the Volunteer Service Club's assistance in organizing the graduation prom. Yukino eagerly accepts the task, viewing it as a chance to prove her independence, though she quickly discovers the complexities involved. The narrative focuses on the prom and the myriad emotions surrounding its preparation, while simultaneously offering the Volunteer Service Club members opportunities to gain deeper insights into one another's lives. Thus, Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Comedy wa Machigatteiru. Kan heralds the start of Hachiman Hikigaya's hectic yet poignant final chapter of high school.

In the world of Mushi-Shi, Mushi embody the fundamental forces of life, existing beyond any moral framework as neither good nor evil. They appear in countless forms, mimicking natural elements ranging from plants and diseases to atmospheric phenomena like rainbows. Yet, this simple description barely touches the surface of their true nature; labeling them merely as life forms fails to capture their full essence. Knowledge regarding Mushi remains scarce, as most people are unaware of their existence. Ginko, a Mushishi, devotes himself to studying these creatures and their place within the natural world. He pursues leads concerning events linked to Mushi, driven by the belief that unraveling their mysteries may reveal the deeper meaning of existence.

In the aftermath of the Tsukiyama family's destruction, the Commission of Counter Ghouls (CCG) escalates its efforts to eradicate every ghoul in Japan. Haise Sasaki, having left the Quinx Squad, accepts perilous missions for the CCG with a cold and unyielding determination. Yet beneath this emotionless facade, fragments of Ken Kaneki's memories begin to resurface, causing deep internal conflict that impacts those around him. The Quinx Squad finds itself struggling in Haise's absence, grappling with the void left by their former leader and mentor. Despite their personal desires, both the squad and Haise are compelled to continue their duties within the CCG. Simultaneously, Haise uncovers evidence of a clandestine group operating behind the CCG's scenes, while the Quinx Squad hears whispers suggesting corruption within the organization itself.

Two years after the CCG's raid on Anteiku, Tokyo has changed under the organization's intensified watch. Despite these measures, ghouls continue to pose a severe danger, especially the terrorist faction Aogiri Tree, which has become more wary of the CCG's expanding influence. In response, the CCG created the Quinx Squad, an elite unit of humans surgically modified to possess ghoul abilities for hunting these threats. The squad is led by Haise Sasaki, a half-ghoul, half-human trainee of the legendary special class investigator Kishou Arima. Yet Haise harbors repressed memories that are slowly returning, offering flashes of his past self.