My Theater D.D.

An unaired episode of Mini Toji included on the DVD/BD release.

In Mini Toji's special episode 0, Kanami and Mihono—characters who realize they belong to an anime—present a recap and introduction to the Toji no Miko story. This allows viewers unfamiliar with the original series to follow Mini Toji's plot when it begins the next week.

A summary of the first 12 episodes of Toji no Miko.

This unaired episode was released as part of a special edition Blu-ray. The girls learn from school principal Ryuko that Taiwan is being considered as the destination for their upcoming school trip. Because Taiwan is one of the few advanced cycling nations, she tasks the cycling club with going there as a preliminary inspection for the trip. However, as soon as they arrive in Taiwan, Hiromi and Sandy get separated from the group.

For generations, shrine maidens wielding swords have fought against "aratama"—dangerous beings that threaten the human realm. Referred to as "Toji," these young female warriors don school uniforms and carry weapons, operating as members of the officially recognized "special religious service police squad" within the police force. The government grants Toji the authority to bear swords and act as law enforcers, establishing five schools across the country for their training. Every spring, the top Toji from each institution compete in a tournament. As the event approaches, the selected representatives intensify their training to improve their abilities and power.

Do the daily lives of these girls swing between battle and calm? Characters from both the TV anime Toji no Miko and the mobile game Toji no Miko: Kizamishi Issen no Tomoshibi gather in adorable chibi forms.

After moving from Nagasaki to Kamakura, Maiharu Hiromi tries to ride a bicycle to her first day at Minami Kamakura High School, despite not having cycled in years. At the entrance ceremony, she almost collides with Akizuki Tomoe, who then offers to help her get back into riding. This gesture deepens their connection into a close friendship. When they learn the school once had a cycling club, Hiromi, Tomoe, Kamikura Fuyune, and Higa Natsumi decide to revive it, forming the Minami Kamakura High School Girls Bicycle Club.

Episodes 12–17 of Dies Irae, will be released exclusively in web streaming format with no TV broadcast.

Yuhi Amamiya's everyday college life is interrupted when Sir Noi Crezant, a talking lizard who claims to be a Knight of Justice, informs him that the mage Animus intends to use the Biscuit Hammer—a colossal orbiting structure—to smash Earth to pieces. As a Beast Knight, Yuhi is meant to unite with others to protect the princess and save the planet, but he initially refuses, preferring to avoid danger. His quiet existence is shattered when a golem sent by Animus attacks him, nearly overwhelming him until his neighbor, Princess Samidare Asahina, comes to his rescue. Her surprising desire to destroy the world fascinates Yuhi, driving him to train and become stronger in order to help her. In the battles against Animus's forces, Yuhi gradually learns to cherish life more deeply, even as his past traumas continue to trouble him.

Throughout history, shrine maidens called "Toji" have protected humanity from "Aratama," malevolent beings bent on destroying all life. In the present day, these warriors operate within a specialized police force dedicated to eradicating these threats. The government has established five elite academies across the country to train young women in the sword-fighting skills needed to combat these monsters and eventually become Toji guardians of the world. Kanami Etou, a student at one of these prestigious schools, is chosen to represent Minoseki Academy in a sword-fighting tournament. There, she encounters the enigmatic Hiyori Juujou. As both Kanami and Hiyori excel in the competition, their final showdown triggers an unexpected catastrophe that shakes the foundation of the Toji community. Amidst suspicions of betrayal within their own ranks, they must flee the event, confronting former allies along the way.

Saki Uno, a fifteen-year-old member of the unpopular idol group Magical Twins, lives an ordinary life with her best friend Sakuyo Mikage and secretly harbors feelings for Sakuyo's brother, Mohiro. Her daily routine is thrown into chaos when a yakuza-like intruder tries to break into her house. After letting him in, Saki discovers that her mother was once a Magical Girl who fought demons, and the intimidating visitor is actually Kokoro-chan, a mascot searching for a successor. Though doubtful at first, Saki is convinced when Kokoro-chan reveals that Mohiro is threatened by cute, squirrel-tailed demons. Determined to save Mohiro, her strong wish to protect him unlocks her Love Power, and after a bold confession, she transforms into a Magical Girl. Because her physique is unsuited for combat, her transformation results in a muscular male body adorned with a frilly dress. As a full-fledged Magical Girl, Saki joins forces with Sakuyo to protect her beloved from the adorable yet dangerous demons threatening their world.

In "My Tiny Senpai," Shinozaki works alongside his senior colleague, Shiori Katase, a petite and charming woman. Despite being his superior, Shiori lavishes Shinozaki with care and affection, appearing genuinely warm and considerate. Initially, Shinozaki questions if her attentions stem from a sense of duty; however, the evident joy she derives from their interactions gradually reveals her genuine feelings.

Kaoruko "Chaos" Moeta is a struggling manga artist with big dreams. She wants to create manga about high school girls, but her plots are weak, her art is unoriginal, and her stories lack substance. Frustrated by her lack of progress, her editor suggests she work on her social skills. Taking this advice, Chaos moves into a dormitory for aspiring female manga creators. There, she meets her new roommates: Tsubasa Katsuki, who writes shounen manga; Ruki Irokawa, a creator of popular erotic manga aimed at women; and Koyume Koizuka, another shoujo artist also hoping for their first serialization. As Chaos bonds with these women, she gains fresh insights and slowly improves her craft. "Comic Girls" follows the everyday lives of these young manga artists. The series asks whether Chaos can launch her career and secure a serialization. Though the outcome is unknown, each girl is committed to helping the others in their pursuit of artistic success.

Ren Fujii is an ordinary high school student who recently ended a friendship after a conflict with his former best friend, leaving him without that close bond. With the support of Kasumi Ayase, his childhood friend, and Rea Himuro, a senior, Ren slowly resumes his normal school routine. Then, a wave of brutal murders breaks out in the town, with victims found decapitated. At the same time, Ren begins experiencing unsettling dreams in which he is executed by a guillotine. These nightmares foreshadow the violent and deadly conflicts that lie ahead.

As his life draws to a close, Inglis, the celebrated hero-king who devoted himself to his kingdom's prosperity, faces death. Acknowledging his great deeds, the deity Alistia grants him one wish. Having failed to achieve mastery of the sword during his lifetime, Inglis asks to be reborn so he can pursue that goal. Thus, Inglis is reincarnated in a distant future as a daughter of the Eucus noble family. By the age of six, it becomes clear she possesses no magical runes, making her unable to use magic and barring her from becoming a knight. Yet this suits Inglis's plan; she chooses to act as a squire for her cousin Rafinha Bilford, allowing her the freedom to train without restrictions. As this familiar yet changed world presents challenges, Inglis sees them as chances to refine her abilities, potentially becoming an extraordinary squire along the way.

In Japanese mythology, a "tsukumogami" is an object that gains a soul and becomes sentient. These spirits exist in two types: the mature "tsugumomo," which form from long-lasting harmonious relationships with their owners, and the aberrant "amasogi," which are premature spirits created to satisfy the destructive desires of specific individuals. Kazuya Kagami has kept his mother's obi close ever since her death, carrying it with him wherever he goes. One day, he barely escapes death when attacked by an amasogi in the form of a wig. Just as he thinks it's over, his cherished obi comes to his rescue, transforming into a beautiful girl named Kiriha, a tsugumomo that belonged to Kazuya's mother. With Kiriha's arrival, Kazuya discovers a new world filled with deities and tsukumogami, a realm he never knew existed.

On the surface, it appears improbable that Kyouko Hori and Izumi Miyamura would ever form a bond. Hori is celebrated for her beauty and academic prowess, whereas Miyamura is perceived by his peers as a quiet and distant individual. However, a chance meeting exposes their true selves. Although Hori is a popular and high-achieving student, she is burdened by domestic duties that leave her with little opportunity for socializing. Conversely, Miyamura maintains a composed exterior that masks his numerous tattoos and piercings, suggesting a more rebellious nature beneath. Despite their apparent differences, they discover shared interests that rapidly bring them together. They begin spending significant time at Hori's residence, shedding their public personas to reveal aspects of themselves hidden from the rest of the world.