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Zorori is a mischievous fox known for his elaborate pranks, and he dreams of becoming the Prince of Mischief, complete with his own castle and a beautiful wife. Although he gains notoriety for his trickery, his schemes frequently go wrong, often ending up helping or cheering up the very people he targeted, which frustrates him. Still, Zorori is clever and resourceful enough to escape even the most difficult situations. He travels with a pair of twin boars named Ishishi and Noshishi, working toward his long-held ambition and hoping to finally show his late mother, Mama Zorori, that he truly has what it takes to make his dreams come true.

A continuation of the original Dagwon series. Peace has been restored, and the original cast has returned to their normal lives. A mysterious new boy suddenly appears, pursued by none other than their own former ally from the past, who demands that the Dagwon crew hand the boy over. The dead from the past also make an appearance in this OVA. Thus, a new adventure and excitement begin anew.

In Saikyou Robot Daiouja, the narrative follows Edward Mito, the Prince of the Edon Star, as he journeys across space with his companions: servant Baron Kalkus, Duke Skead, and the ninja Shinobu. Operating under the codenames Bocchan, Suke, and Kaku, they battle for justice and shield the oppressed with the aid of their formidable super robot, Daioja.

In the initial season, spanning episodes 1 through 50, the wizard Nelly and the enigmatic Najo join forces with Zorori, Ishishi, and Noshishi on adventures to revive a magical forest in a mystical realm. The following season, covering episodes 51 to 97, shifts focus to Puppe's quest to find the Minus Eel.

In "Nyani ga Nyandaa Nyandaa Kamen," a regular cat boy acquires the ability to become the heroic Kamen Cat. When cries for help arise, he swiftly appears on the scene to battle the enemies.

In a fresh era of Battle Spirits, powerful cards are scattered across the galaxy, drawing "card questers" into fierce battles to claim them. Rei, a flashy wanderer obsessed with being the greatest, travels with a tiny dragon named Mugen and a talking robot named Salt, declaring himself the "Number One Star." His spectacular card duels often cause chaos. Rei's journey eventually crosses paths with Raira and Rikuto April, who possess clues to the location of the "ultimate" Battle Spirits card. Joining forces, they set out on a quest for that prized card, meeting many colorful characters along the way. Their adventure soon draws the attention of the Guild, a group of cunning villains with their own plans for the Ultimate Battle Spirits. As Rei clashes with the Guild, his claim to being the top card quester is put to the test, revealing deeper mysteries tied to the universe's fate.

In the follow-up to B.B-DAMAN BAKUGAIDEN, SHIRO BOM and AO BOM serve as B-da cops tasked with maintaining order within the B-da Union. One day, they witness a spaceship pursued by space pirates crash-land in a secluded spot. Near the debris, they encounter Princess (also known as BOM), who has fled from her invaded kingdom, accompanied by a shining jewel called "Crysmond" that possesses mysterious abilities. The villains are hunting for this gem. With KIIRO BOM and KURO BOM joining them, the group sets out on a quest to safeguard the Crysmond from the Devil Veders.

Among fans of card games, Hajime Hinobori has always dreamed of seeing his Battle Spirits cards come to life and battle. Through the invention of his scientist parents—an augmented reality system that transforms the competitive scene—that dream becomes real. Players from all over the world gather to experience this revolutionary way to play. Aiming to become the champion of this new era, Hajime meets a varied cast of rivals, including the flashy Kimari Tatsumi and the arrogant prodigy Tegamaru Tanashi. Along a path of self-discovery and intense card duels, Hajime faces endless thrills as he chases the championship title alongside other up-and-coming heroes.

A colossal space monster materialized in a city and commenced its rampage, sending people fleeing in terror. Among the panicked crowd were five high school students: En, Kai, Shin, Yoku, and Ryu. Unable to escape, they dashed into a nearby parked patrol car. As the monster closed in on them and they resigned themselves to death, the patrol car glowed with a blue-white light and vanished into a mysterious space, taking them with it. While they were still bewildered, an alien appeared before them. He was a Bravian, an officer of the Space Police Organization tasked with maintaining peace and order across the universe. He explained that he was being targeted by vicious aliens from the Space Prison Sargasso. He also told them he had provided them with a battle machine called "Dag Beagle," created by copying Earth's machines, so they could fight against Sargasso. Through the Bravian's power, they transformed into Dagwon and battled the space monsters. At that moment, the patrol car drove up in front of En. En merged with the car and became the Brave Robot Dag Fire, defeating the enemy. However, the conflict between the Brave Dagwon and the criminal aliens of Sargasso had only just begun.

After the emperor's death, Atlantia descended into turmoil marked by riots and civil conflict. Upon assuming the throne, King Yaiba suppressed the rebellion through harsh tactics, executing the disloyal. Although order was restored, the kingdom remained burdened by oppressive governance. Tsurugi Tatewaki, an energetic boy raised in the countryside with only faint recollections of his parents, discovers an unusual sword at home that changes into a Battle Spirits card. When Atlantian soldiers arrive looking for this card, Tsurugi starts to learn the hidden truths about his own history. Joined by a robot named Bringer, Tsurugi travels to the capital, where he meets others wielding similar enchanted blades. As additional enigmas surface, Tsurugi's perception of reality—including his sense of right and wrong—faces growing challenges.

Recap of the first 9 episodes.

The story of Goldran centers on three young boys who are given the mission of locating alien robot warriors, known as Braves, which are dormant in crystal form. Their primary opponent is the extravagant and completely inept Walter, and the villains who serve him are generally just as comedic.

Long ago, the evil Dark B-Da assaulted B-Da City with the goal of ruling the entire Blue Solar System. The courageous B-Daman used their legendary powers and advanced technology to overcome the Nol Arc Empire and bring peace back to the galaxy. A millennium later, the Dark B-Da have resurfaced, intent on conquering the Blue Solar System once more and expanding their dominion. Shirobon, a righteous young B-Daman, rises to defend B-Da City. With his allies, he battles the Dark B-Da who have returned to destroy their home.

When extraterrestrials scheme to invade Earth, the youth Kouta and a colossal robot from outer space named Exkaizer must join forces to protect the planet and his companions.

In the sprawling urban landscape of Nouvelle Tokio City, constructed atop the former Tokyo Bay, an illusion of wealth and tranquility conceals rampant criminal activity. Senpuuji Maito, a fifteen-year-old prodigy acclaimed for his intellect, appearance, and athletic skill, stands apart. Beyond these personal achievements, Maito heads the Senpuuji Trading Group and possesses immense wealth. Using his vast resources, he establishes the Brave Express Squad, a team of robots each equipped with unique powers. Their leader, Gaine, features advanced artificial intelligence and a distinct character. These robots can transform into trains and navigate a sophisticated worldwide railway network, allowing them to swiftly address emergencies across the globe.

Based on the beloved storybooks by Yutaka Hara, Kaiketsu Zorori follows the adventures of a scheming fox named Zorori, who is determined to become the King of Pranks, complete with his own castle and a beautiful bride. Though Zorori is infamous for his tricks and pranks, his cunning plans often backfire and end up helping those he targets, and despite seeming villainous and immoral, he is actually caring and sentimental. Nonetheless, Zorori possesses the wit, intelligence, and agility to always find a way out of the most hopeless situations. Traveling with twin boar bandits Ishishi and Noshishi, he continues his journey to make his late mother proud.

Sixth grader Toppa Bashin lives for one thing: the card game Battle Spirits. Every day, he rushes to school not for lessons, but to challenge others to duels, much to his classmates' irritation. Clutching a ruby pendant inherited from his father, Bashin meets J, a young prodigy and the reigning champion of Battle Spirits, who also wears a similar pendant. Filled with admiration, Bashin challenges J to a duel. Unexpectedly, they are transported to a mysterious sky arena called the Isekai World, where the Spirits from the game come to life. Convinced his dream has become reality, Bashin plunges into the Isekai World, meeting other players who each possess unique pendants. As he strives to reach the top of the rankings, Bashin begins to uncover the deeper complexities of Battle Spirits beyond what he initially understood.

In "Brave of the Sun Fighbird," Earth comes under attack from an alien menace called Dryus. Fighbird, the leader of the Space Patrol, chases Dryus to our planet. Once he arrives, Fighbird combines with an android Dr. Amano is developing, taking on the human form of Hidori Ryutaro so he can fight Dryus and safeguard Earth's tranquility. Hidori comes across as an ordinary person, but his behavior sometimes reveals his extraterrestrial origins. He works as Dr. Amano’s assistant, presenting a disheveled look, frequently clad in a white lab coat and glasses. However, his attitude shifts dramatically whenever he faces enemies.

In the series Brave Police J-Decker, elementary schooler Yuuta Tomonaga discovers Deckerd, an advanced humanoid robot developed by Japan's police for tackling sophisticated criminal threats. Through Yuuta's frequent interactions with the robot, he helps Deckerd develop a personality—a heart—of his own. Consequently, Yuuta is appointed as the leader of the Brave Police, forging a genuine partnership between human and machine.

Seiji Takasugi comes into possession of a jewel known as "Aurin," the Earth's alter ego, which has chosen him to lead eight brave robots. These robots lie dormant across the globe in the form of "Brave Stones." When Seiji awakens them, they transform into super robots by merging with modern people and machinery, thereafter obeying his commands. Their adversary is Lord Oh-Boss, an invader seeking to steal the planet's energy with the help of his minions. Da-Garn and the other brave robots must stop him to save the world.

Two years have passed since Dan Bashin and the core light bearers saved the world. Dan now finds himself weary of the monotony of ordinary card battles. Desiring stronger opponents, he receives a proposal from Mai Shinomiya: journey to the future, where his skills are again required. Arriving in the year 2650, they discover a world devastated by the conflict between humans and an alien species called the Mazoku. As humanity fights against Mazoku tyranny, Dan and the veteran light bearers are destined to come together. Armed with advanced cards from the future, they must once again stand up to protect humanity's destiny.

Haneru Tobitatsu is an energetic middle schooler with a deep love for dancing. He greatly admires Jey El, the world's most renowned dance star, and practices every day at Memorial Hall. Without his knowledge, Kanon Otosaki—known online as the celebrated dancer Rhythm—uses the same spot for her own routines. When Haneru eventually notices Kanon, he eagerly suggests they team up. As they connect over their mutual passion for dance, they step into the street dance world and encounter Kumonosuke, Mizuki, and Yuzuru. Together, they create the group Tribe Cool Crew. They face tough rivals and strive toward their shared goal of performing alongside Jey El.

Gyrano De Borgerac, the talkative sentient tank, appears thoroughly occupied receiving pampering from attentive maids, while the fairy Sherri also revels in the court's opulence. Meanwhile, Rita has reached the point where she must embrace her responsibilities as the princess of Wellber. However, Tina remains steadfast in her determination to continue hunting for the Man with a tattoo of Bee the Death, the devil who wiped out her family. An indescribable sorrow fills the hearts of the two girls, who have shared so much together, as they prepare to bid each other farewell. Then, on the day of Tina's departure, a new journey begins. She will traverse the still-aching scars left by the Great War that destroyed entire cities a decade ago, leading her toward an unexpected truth regarding her nemesis.

The planet Beal once existed until it was annihilated by the enigmatic force called Gaizok. The handful of survivors fled to Earth and divided themselves into three families: Jin, Kamie, and Kamikita. As they tried to rebuild their lives, these groups—collectively known as the Jin Family—readied themselves for the inevitable Gaizok assault on Earth, which would deploy giant mechanical creatures dubbed Mecha Boosts. To protect their new world, they constructed three vehicles that merge to create the mighty Zambot 3. The Jin Family must not only fend off Gaizok's attacks but also endure the bitter resentment of the very people they safeguard, who hold the Jin Family responsible for bringing the invasion upon them.

In the year 2087 AD, the United Lunar Empire Giganos wages war on the Earth Federation Military with the goal of conquering the planet and ushering in a "rebirth" for humanity. During an attack on a colony by Giganos forces, three ordinary male civilians discover three top-secret Metal Armor units—the Dragonars—and take flight to confront the enemy.

In the year 3567 of the Common Era, humanity barely survives among the remnants of a once-thriving civilization. Their continued existence is menaced by the Gardeners—automated combat units of varying levels sent from the Moon—yet courageous young people have become Gardener hunters to earn a living. Even though much of the advanced-tech society has collapsed, certain urban zones still operate to some extent, supporting the populace. Tokito Aizawa's life changes drastically when he meets a girl called Tea, accidentally unleashing an old and formidable power that surpasses the Gardeners' strength. This revelation might open the door to a bright new future for the last survivors of humankind.

A decade after the great war ended, the kingdom of Wellber struggled to maintain peace, with the threat of conflict looming from its neighbor Sangatras. To prevent war, King Haidel of Wellber arranged for his daughter Princess Rita to marry Prince Guernia of Sangatras. But Rita stabbed her intended husband and fled. Enraged, King Ranbahnhof of Sangatras threatens to declare war unless Rita is captured and executed within fourteen days. To avert catastrophe, Rita decides to escape to the neutral nation of Greedom. Meanwhile, the female thief Tina infiltrates Castle Wellber in search of treasure and happens to witness Rita stabbing Guernia. Whether by chance or necessity, Tina learns that the "Wasp Man"—the sworn enemy who killed her parents—is in Greedom. Tina agrees to serve as Rita's bodyguard as they journey to Greedom. Carrying their fates and destinies, the two meet, depart, and set out on the road. What awaits them: war or peace, vengeance or death.

Harry is hardly your typical American teen; he embodies the archetype of the isolated youth, with no friends at school, odd behavior, and intense anxiety that frequently borders on paranoia. After a random occurrence, Harry begins to display what seem to be psychic abilities, even though he finds it hard to accept their reality and can't control them intentionally. At the same time, sinister forces that recognize Harry's capabilities attempt to control and endanger him in disturbing ways.

Recap of the first 8 episodes of Buddy Daddies.

The story continues after the events of Kodai Oja Kyoryu King. The Alpha Gang and the Ancients gather together. While the parents are talking, Gunenco, a member of the Zanjark Space Aliens, suddenly abducts them. This incident forces the Alpha Gang and the D-Team to join forces against the Zanjark Space Aliens, who seek to capture the Cosmos Stones. Seth later returns, now working alongside the Zanjark Space Aliens. Jark, the leader of the Zanjark group, provides the dinosaur cards.

Shou Zama, a typical 18-year-old from Tokyo, is suddenly pulled into the mystical realm of Byston Well. Once there, he is forced into service under Drake Luft, a noble consumed by ambition. People from "Upper Earth" like Shou possess strong aura abilities and are assigned to pilot "Aura Battlers"—insect-like mecha created by Shot Weapon, another Upper Earth native. Shou's loyalties shift after he meets Marvel Frozen, a young woman opposing Drake's political schemes. Realizing Drake's malevolent goals, Shou decides to rebel and sides with Neal Given, the rebellion's leader. Riml, Drake's daughter and Neal's secret lover, also supports the cause, yearning to escape her father's control. Together, Shou and his comrades strive to halt Drake's bid to conquer Byston Well, risking everything to crush the oppressive lord's ambitions.

The story follows two sisters: Shizuru, a high school student who can perceive ghosts, and her younger sister Mizuki, who is plagued by these spirits. Frustrated by their unusual abilities, their parents decide to send them to live with their grandparents in the countryside. As they adjust to rural life, Shizuru and Mizuki start to understand the significance of living in harmony with nature and these apparitions.

Chinami Ebihara possesses a special ability that causes her to emit electromagnetic waves whenever her emotions become intense, frequently interfering with nearby electronics. Because of this power, classified as "TYPE-E," she has been forced to change schools many times during her childhood. At age 18, while moving to another new school, Chinami accidentally triggers further disruptions in technology. This time, a classmate named Kotaro Kannagi notices her powers and becomes determined to discover the truth about her unique ability.

In 2005, alien monsters called the Zonders emerge from beneath the Earth and attack Tokyo. The only defense against them is the secret organization known as the Gutsy Geoid Guard, or 3G, along with their ultimate weapon: the giant mecha GaoGaiGar. Its pilot, Guy Shishio, was an astronaut who barely survived death two years earlier when the Zonders first struck. His rescue came from a mysterious robotic lion named Galeon, which pulled him from his burning spacecraft. Guy's father, Leo, used Galeon's technology to turn his critically wounded son into a cyborg, hoping he could fight the aliens when they returned. With Galeon now serving as its core, GaoGaiGar battles to protect the planet. Assisting Guy are a squad of transforming robots and a young boy named Mamoru, who has the ability to purify the Zonders' cores and seems to share a mysterious connection with the elusive Galeon.

In middle school, Satomi Oka feels let down even though his choir group placed second in a national competition, seeing it as a failure because of his own perceived shortcomings. As graduation nears, so does the end of his time as choir leader. Lost in his own worries, Satomi meets Kyouji Narita, a brash gangster who asks for singing lessons. Every year, Kyouji and his gang take part in a karaoke contest, with the loser getting a tattoo chosen by the boss. To dodge this fate, Kyouji turns to Satomi for help picking a suitable song that fits his voice. Initially reluctant, Satomi eventually gets past his hesitation and joins Kyouji for his karaoke rehearsals. However, it's unclear if this unlikely pair can overcome their personal obstacles or if things will go wrong.

After the clash between Jinka Yamato and Yazen, the fragile equilibrium among katawara, humans, and those with magical powers is broken. Word of the dangaishu's collapse—monks under Yazen who hunted katawara—circulates, causing rogue katawara factions to form and worsening tensions between them and humans. Plagued by self-doubt about his abilities, Shinsuke Hyoudou drowns his sorrows in drink, frequently sharing sake with Senya, a onetime foe who contains a thousand katawara inside him. Disaster follows when a rampaging local god, agitated by Senya's proximity, attacks Tsukiko's father and kills him. Despite her loss, Tsukiko holds no resentment toward Senya and is determined to become Shinsuke's pupil. Shinsuke refuses to instruct her in the sword but reluctantly allows her to accompany him and Senya on their travels. Meanwhile, Tama Youko chases after Jinka, the nine-tailed fox whose power threatens to bring about worldwide destruction.

Dr. Taylor was on a paleontology expedition in Africa with his son, Max, and Max's best friend, Rex. When Max stumbled upon some magical stone slabs bearing images of dinosaurs, the boys and their friend Zoe were called upon by the dinosaurs for assistance. An evil organization known as the "Alpha Gang," led by the villainous Dr. Z, had traveled back in time to hunt the dinosaurs, intending to use them to conquer the world. Now Max, Rex, and Zoe must journey across the globe, defeating Dr. Z and the Alpha Gang while tracking down the dinosaurs.

In the 123rd year of the Universal Century, rising tensions between the Federation and the rebel faction Crossbone Vanguard ignite conflict across the space colonies of Earth. When violence erupts in Seabook Arno's home colony, he and his friends are compelled to escape, soon caught up in a rapidly escalating war. Along the way, Seabook encounters Cecily Fairchild, granddaughter of the noble Meitzer Ronah, who aims to establish a new political state called Cosmo Babylonia. The Ronah family, employing the Crossbone Vanguard as their military arm, intends to revive aristocratic rule and create an economic system that favors the nobility at the expense of common citizens throughout the Earth Sphere. Tasked with piloting the Gundam F91—a mobile suit developed by his mother—Seabook must decide whether to back the existing Federation government or ally with Cecily in pursuit of a better future for everyone.

In the Universal Century year 0096, a fragile peace holds after prolonged conflict. Sixteen-year-old Banagher Links is stranded in the Industrial 7 space colony due to a shuttle malfunction during a school trip. For Banagher, war has only been a distant legend until he rescues Audrey Burne. Audrey urgently needs to meet Cardeas Vist, leader of the Vist Foundation, to persuade him to hide Laplace's Box, an artifact with the power to devastate the world. As multiple galactic factions descend on Industrial 7 to seize the Box, a clash erupts between Neo Zeon remnants and Earth Federation Forces. Before Cardeas dies, he entrusts Banagher with both the key to Laplace's Box and a mobile suit called the Unicorn Gundam. The story unfolds with intense action and rising tension, tracing Banagher's journey as his convictions are tested and a century-old fate is realized.

Nobita Nobi, moved by memories of his late grandmother, asks Doraemon for help to go back in time and see her again. During a heartfelt reunion, his grandmother says she wants to meet Nobita's future wife, and Nobita, touched by her words, decides to make that happen. They quickly take a trip to the future using Doraemon's time machine. When they arrive at Nobita's wedding day, they find that the future Nobita is nowhere to be seen. Determined to fix this, Doraemon and Nobita set out to find the missing future Nobita, hoping to make sure he gets the happiness he deserves.

In "An Adventurer's Daily Grind at Age 29," Hajime Shinonome, a 29-year-old veteran adventurer, chooses a peaceful life in Komai Village over the thrills of his youth. His ordinary routine shifts drastically when he saves Rirui, a young girl left behind to be eaten by a slime during a dungeon quest. Recognizing his own tough past in her situation, Hajime decides to take her in. As Rirui adjusts to village living and shows hidden abilities, Hajime realizes that raising her might be his toughest task yet.

Shun Tokinoya has avoided online gaming ever since a tragic accident claimed his father's life and left his sister injured. Now a dedicated high school student burdened by regret for his past habits, he works at a cybercafe run by his childhood friend Nozomi Inatsuki to support his family financially. However, a recent development forces him back into the gaming world. When all players from FOX ONE—Nozomi’s father’s esports team—suddenly retire, the Inatsuki family faces severe financial trouble. To resolve their debts, Shun reluctantly joins the Xaxerion Championship. Alongside their classmate Akito Sendou, the trio gathers skilled gamers to rebuild the team. Even with two promising new members, victory remains uncertain. Unless Shun can overcome his deep-seated guilt, their newly formed squad has little chance of winning the championship.

In the Universal Century 0088, the Anti-Earth Union Group (AEUG) secures a hard-won victory against the Earth Federation's Titans, but Neo-Zeon—formerly Axis Zeon—remains a grave threat under Newtype leader Haman Karn, who plans to dominate Earth and the space colonies. The AEUG flagship Argama docks at Side 1's Shangri-La colony for repairs, where fourteen-year-old scrap dealer Judau Ashta works to support his younger sister's schooling. After discovering an escape pod holding an ex-Titans pilot, Judau and his friends hatch a scheme to steal a mobile suit from the Argama for a substantial payoff. Their plan is interrupted when a Neo-Zeon vessel attacks the Argama, dragging Judau and his companions into the escalating space war against their will.

In "Food for the Soul," Mako Kawai, a typically reserved university student, finds comfort in watching cooking videos and recreating the recipes she discovers. This hobby contrasts sharply with her lively elementary school years, as her growing social anxiety has made it difficult for her to enjoy eating alone or forming new connections. Her solitude is interrupted when Shinon Ogawa, an old friend known for their exuberant nature, returns and draws Mako back into their social circle. Along with the easygoing Tsutsuji Higa and the practical Kurea Furutachi, Shinon aims to establish a Food Culture Research Club and convinces Mako to join as its fourth member. Though hesitant at first, Mako eventually realizes that being part of this group can bring much-needed variety to her life, offer the joy of companionship, and allow her to enjoy tasty meals with her new friends.

Miu Takigawa lives a quiet and unassuming life, preferring solitude and avoiding notice from others. Her reserved personality makes workplace interactions challenging, yet she persists to support her mother and her beloved younger sister, Haru. This ordinary existence is disrupted when she receives a letter from the entertainment company GIP, informing her that she has been chosen for an upcoming project. Reluctantly, Miu heads to the designated meeting place, where she discovers others who have also received the same summons. Under a manager's guidance, the group is taken to an isolated, luxurious location, where they learn they must follow the orders of a mysterious entity called "The Wall." It is revealed that on December 24, 2016, Miu and the other selected girls will form the idol group 22/7 and make their debut performance, regardless of their preparedness.

First-year student Takahiko Urino wants to write an exceptionally compelling article for Furnado Monthly, his school's newspaper. Inspired by his girlfriend, second-year Yuki Osanai—who appears to be an ordinary student—Urino convinces the newspaper club to let him investigate a series of escalating arson incidents. His objective is to predict where the next fires will occur and identify the perpetrator. However, Urino's deep involvement in the case sometimes brings negative attention to the club, and his growing arrogance may put strain on his relationship with Osanai. Meanwhile, another seemingly average student, Jougorou Kobato, spends his days peacefully with his girlfriend, Tokiko Nakamaru. But when he encounters a fire connected to a previous case and linked to Osanai, Kobato finds himself slipping back into his former unconventional behavior as he pursues the truth.

In "Sengoku Youko," Shinsuke Hyoudou, a young man who dreams of becoming a samurai, sees his life change forever when the hermit Jinka Yamato and the magical fox girl Tama Youko quickly dispatch a group of bandits. Tama, a katawara with mystical powers, can pass her abilities to Jinka through a special ritual, and the two roam the land as vigilantes, taking down both wicked humans and supernatural creatures. As Shinsuke explores this hidden world further, he learns that monks are conducting unethical experiments on people with spiritual gifts, trying to create human-katawara hybrids to fight monsters. After rescuing a girl named Shakuyaku from these experiments, she decides to join their group, along with other companions, as they set out on a journey to fulfill their own objectives.

In the special jurisdiction of Tokyo Bay's 24th Ward, the Hazard Cast surveillance system predicts accidents to aid public safety, yet it cannot prevent or truly understand these incidents. Ran Akagi, Kouki Suidou, and Shuuta Aoi—nicknamed "RGB" for their distinctive hair colors—witnessed the system's shortcomings firsthand when Asami, Suidou's sister, died in a school fire. One year later, Shuuta carries guilt over his failure to save Asami, Ran throws herself into becoming a celebrated street artist, and Kouki works within the Hazard Cast intervention unit. During a memorial for the fire victims, the trio receives mysterious phone calls that show them glimpses of future disasters and present them with harsh choices. Refusing to accept their fate, they investigate the mystery, confronting many obstacles to safeguard the 24th Ward and its people.

In the year Universal Century 0087, after the conclusion of the One Year War between the Earth Federation and the Principality of Zeon, the Federation creates an elite unit called the Titans to hunt down remaining Zeon forces. However, the Titans become just as oppressive, leading to the formation of the Anti-Earth Union Group (AEUG) to oppose their tyranny. Seventeen-year-old Kamille Bidan lives in the colony Green Noa, which houses a Titan base. Following a clash with a Titan officer, Kamille becomes involved in an attack orchestrated by former Zeon ace Char Aznable, who now fights for the AEUG under the alias Quattro Bajeena. Circumstances cause Kamille to seize a prototype Gundam belonging to the Titans, pulling him into the dangerous conflict.

Konomi Kasahara has spent most of her life absorbed in video games, especially puzzle games. When she enters Hanamiya High School, she decides to push beyond her usual habits. While exploring the school for a new hobby, Konomi comes across a large climbing wall used by the school's rock climbing club. Drawn in by the challenge, she tries to scale it and realizes her puzzle-solving skills can help her find the best route to the top. Filled with fresh excitement for the sport, Konomi quickly joins the climbing club. As she improves her climbing techniques, she and her teammates on the Hanamiya Climbing Team explore the core spirit of sports climbing, aiming to excel in future competitions.

Jougorou Kobato often meddles in the affairs of others. Recognizing that his talent for solving mysteries is neither sought after nor valued, he resolves to team up with his quiet friend Yuki Osanai in order to live a more normal life. As they begin their high school years, they aim to stay unnoticed and fade into the crowd. However, whenever compelling puzzles present themselves, Kobato tends to fall back into his habit of unraveling them. Even with their attempts to remain inconspicuous, they occasionally become involved in incidents that put their pursuit of a peaceful and uneventful existence at risk.

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.

After hiring a maid named Lilith to care for him and keep his family’s mansion in order, Yuuri quickly notices she seems almost unnaturally flawless. Her cooking is consistently perfect, the house is immaculate after she cleans, and the laundry now carries an unusually pleasant fragrance. Adding to his unease are her captivating, beautiful eyes, which make Yuuri wonder if Lilith is something more than a mere maid—perhaps a witch or a sorcerer. Even with his lingering doubts, Yuuri continues to live alongside her, all the while attempting to uncover the secret behind her extraordinary talents.

In the year 0079 of the Universal Century, humanity has established settlements in space colonies referred to as "Sides." One of these Sides proclaims itself the independent "Principality of Zeon" and initiates conflict against the Earth Federation, the governing body of Earth. Zeon achieves early success by deploying advanced humanoid war machines called "mobile suits." Nine months into the war, the Earth Federation introduces their own potent mobile suit, the Gundam. When Zeon launches an attack on the colony housing the Gundam, a 15-year-old civilian named Amuro Ray is unexpectedly forced into combat. He faces off against Zeon's ace pilot, Char Aznable, in a struggle that takes place across Earth and space.

In the story, Takuya Arima, a high school student whose father—a historian engaged in many research projects—has vanished under mysterious circumstances, receives a strange package and a letter from his missing father during a summer break. The letter suggests the existence of several parallel worlds. At first doubtful, Takuya finds a device that enables him to move between different dimensions. With this discovery, questions emerge: is his father still alive, and if so, where might he be?

After acing his university entrance exams, Sakuta Azusagawa meets up with Mai Sakurajima, his girlfriend, at their new campus. He starts easing into college life through campus activities and forging new friendships. But this calm routine gets shaken when Uzuki Hirokawa, Sakuta’s friend and fellow Sweet Bullet idol, starts acting strangely. When another Sweet Bullet member, Nodoka Toyohama, asks for help, Sakuta spots the telltale signs of the elusive Puberty Syndrome. Uzuki is buckling under the weight of a sudden surge in popularity and whispers of going solo. As Sakuta hunts for a way to help Uzuki, yet another case of Puberty Syndrome begins to creep out from the sidelines.

In "The Ice Guy and His Cool Female Colleague," Himuro-kun has a special condition: whenever he gets deeply focused, stressed, or anxious, he accidentally creates blizzard-like conditions around him. On his first day at a new job, this trait causes an encounter with Fuyutsuki-san, a beautiful colleague who helps him escape the icy situation brought on by his nerves. Fuyutsuki-san, known for her calm and practical demeanor, assists Himuro-kun in managing his frosty episodes—whether it's stopping his plants from freezing during gardening or making sure he stays unfrozen during a hot-weather company retreat. Each kind act from Fuyutsuki-san amplifies the emotional storms Himuro-kun experiences, which show externally as snowfall. Despite the constant snow caused by his emotional turmoil, Himuro-kun cannot hide his growing feelings for Fuyutsuki-san. Although she is somewhat unaware of romantic matters, Himuro-kun is determined to express his gratitude and affection toward her.

Once the second most powerful being in the Dark Realm, Jahy now faces hunger, a lack of air conditioning, and the indignity of being shrunk down to a child's size. These hardships are made worse by the destruction of the mana crystal that once supported her lavish and commanding lifestyle. Jahy frequently clashes with her landlady over overdue rent. To keep a roof over her head and food in her stomach, she is forced to take low-paying jobs. Yet her strong pride will not let her endure such miserable conditions for long. With firm resolve, Jahy sets out to restore the Dark Realm to its former glory by gathering the scattered fragments of the mana crystal.

In the futuristic city of Bayron, where a newly discovered energy source provides its residents with wealth and comfort, Shuu Ogata faces a starkly different reality. Operating his own private military company as a demon exterminator, Shuu struggles with constant financial trouble brought on by his reckless spending. His demon partner, Kisara, helps him with daily chores, though her enthusiastic efforts sometimes leave him overwhelmed. Together, Shuu and Kisara work to fight the demonic threats plaguing their city. But as they strive to protect their community, the process of exorcising possessed individuals carries a hidden burden that remains a secret to everyone around them.

Clad in a striking outfit and displaying an unusual demeanor, Hina Satou frequently declares herself to be the Norse deity "Odin." When she crosses paths with a boy named Youta Narukami, she uses her foresight to warn him of an impending disaster that threatens global annihilation. Initially, Youta, caught up in his own personal struggles, struggles to accept her extraordinary claim. As Youta accompanies Hina on her escapades, he starts to uncover the truth behind her powers and recognizes that she genuinely possesses the ability to predict the future. Despite Hina’s assertions of being a god, she remains a child who yearns to experience and savor all the joys life has to offer. With only 30 days left before the world’s end, Hina, Youta, and their companions strive to forge treasured memories that will endure for a lifetime.

On Christmas Eve, a four-year-old girl named Miri Unasaka arrives in Tokyo alone, searching for her father. She is drawn to a large hotel by festive decorations and a man with an appealing cake, unaware that she has wandered into a carefully planned assassination attempt targeting a notorious mafia boss. Kazuki Kurusu and Rei Suwa, two hitmen living together to escape painful childhood memories and keep emotional distance from others, unexpectedly end up with Miri after their mission goes wrong. They initially intend to return her to her mother, but Miri's cheerful presence and innocent perspective gradually soften Kazuki's heart, and he begins to enjoy his role as a father figure. Soon, even the reserved Rei starts to open up to her. Raising the unpredictable and energetic Miri proves more challenging than any assignment they have faced. Despite the risks to their careers, both Kazuki and Rei, affectionately called "papa" by Miri, decide to provide her with a normal upbringing despite the many obstacles.

Six months after Sakuta Azusagawa first met the bunny girl Mai Sakurajima in a library, the pair are enjoying a happy relationship. However, Sakuta's life is thrown into chaos when Shouko Makinohara, his childhood crush who has since grown up, suddenly returns. Complicating matters further, Sakuta encounters a younger, middle school-aged version of Shouko in a hospital, where she is fighting a critical illness. Strangely, his old scars begin to ache whenever he is near her. As Shouko's peculiar situation seems linked to him, Sakuta must confront his conflicting feelings regardless of the cost. With a young girl's life hanging in the balance of his choices, what actions can he take?

In a distant future, humanity teeters on the brink of extinction because of colossal beasts known as Klaxosaurs. The survivors reside within massive, fortified metropolises called Plantations. Within these walls, children are raised exclusively to operate giant mechas termed FranXX, which combat the Klaxosaurs in mandatory male-female pairings. Bred solely for this purpose, these pilots grow up isolated from the outside world, convinced that their sole function is to defend humanity. Hiro, a prospective FranXX pilot, is left demoralized and lacking self-assurance after failing an aptitude test. He skips his squad's graduation ceremony and retreats to a secluded forest lake, where he encounters a mysterious girl with two horns protruding from her head. She reveals her codename is Zero Two, a legendary pilot infamous as the "Partner Killer." As Hiro attempts to make sense of this encounter, a Klaxosaur assaults the plantation. Zero Two engages the beast with her FranXX but sustains severe damage, crashing her mecha near Hiro. Discovering her original partner is dead, she requests that Hiro join her as a pilot. Together, they effortlessly vanquish the Klaxosaur. With Zero Two at his side, Hiro gains a second opportunity to surmount his previous failures, though the price remains uncertain.

Within the rarely acknowledged realm of Puberty Syndrome, a strange ailment exclusive to teenagers, few believe in its existence because of its supernatural nature. Yet for high schooler Sakuta Azusagawa, the syndrome is a concrete reality frequently encountered among his classmates. Mai Sakurajima, a third-year student and former child actress whose career suddenly ended, stands as a figure of both fame and mystery. Her aloof nature keeps her isolated from peers until Sakuta spots her wearing a bunny girl costume in the school library. Despite her odd attire, she remains invisible to everyone else, marking her as another victim of Puberty Syndrome. As Sakuta attempts to aid Mai, he encounters other girls struggling with this enigmatic condition.