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These animated shorts were produced to promote the 2012 live-action film adaptation of Himitsu no Akko-chan and show the characters as adults working in an office environment. The segments were broadcast as part of Nippon Television Network's variety program, Sukkiri!!.

Short stories about cats Poo, Raa, and Sue.

These are TV station identification segments for Nekoronde. In each one, the cats leap into the television set and become part of the ongoing show. Because the official website does not specify the original air dates, the listed airdate corresponds to the day the clip was uploaded to the official YouTube channel.

Within "Nekoronde Mite ne," Poo, Raa, and Sue promote a range of media content. The initial episode contains ads for a Lupin III TV special and a Detective Conan film, while the third installment highlights the Music Dragon LIVE 2013 event.

Part of the series of educational videos that teaches kids and young adults several basic tax lessons.

CGI shorts about famous Japanese comedian George Tokoro.

This work is adapted from Nasu Masamoto's Zukkoke Sannin-gumi young adult novel series. It centers on three sixth-grade boys: Hachibei, Hakase, and Mo-chan.

Animation movie by Hirata Toshio.

A sci-fi documentary that presents a vision of New York in the distant future of the year 2000. The work blends cel animation with background visuals created from actual photographs of computer hardware interiors.

The film follows Buruburu, a timid lion and member of a treasure-hunting clan. After receiving a treasure map from his father, Buruburu goes on an adventure with Anpanman to win the respect of the rest of the clan. The journey is disrupted when Baikinman appears, intending to claim the treasure for himself.

In the near future, a new ice age has taken hold, blanketing Earth in snow even during summer and driving glaciers forward at incredible speeds. This sci-fi branch of the live-action Wonderful World Travel series confronts humanity with a pivotal decision: fight the advancing ice through science or adapt to the shifting climate.

An animated program featuring members of AKB48, SKE48, NMB48, and HKT48.

Funassyi, the pear-shaped mascot that represents the Tokyo suburb of Funabashi, will headline its own anime short series starting March 30. Titled "Funassyi no Funafunafuna Biyori" (Funassyi's Leisurely Days), the series will air daily on the morning program Sukkiri!!. Two new characters join Funassyi: Guressyi, voiced by Lynn, and Nashigami-sama, voiced by Naoki Tatsuta.

On September 6, 1969, Nippon Television broadcast "Star of the Giants vs Astro Boy," an anime crossover special produced by Tokyo Movie and Mushi Pro. The special featured a baseball game between iconic rivals, making it one of the pioneering efforts of its type. Despite its historical significance, only short clips have surfaced over time.

A 1969 Nippon TV special produced by Mushi Production, created by Osamu Tezuka, and directed by Tezuka and Eiichi Yamamoto, is a science-fiction drama about an architect's determined effort to realize his dream of building a city beneath the sea.

This collaboration between NTV's ZIP! and Peeping Life features unscripted conversations between NTV presenters Mika Oguma and Taichi Masu, alongside Peeping Life's Otaku-kun.

A history of Japan with the main characters as animals.

The movie focuses on a game between Sumiya 2 and Aoba Gakuin.

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A brief series centered on volleyball during the Munich Olympics. The show combines live-action footage with animated elements.

The anime series portrays the comedic interactions among dogs that represent the 47 todoufuken (prefectures) of Japan. Each dog is voiced by a voice actor who originates from that particular prefecture, and the design of each dog features a motif based on the region's specialty.

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"Unbelievable" Zorori is a mischievous fox who aspires to become the Prince of Mischief, complete with his own castle and a beautiful bride. Though he is well-known for his elaborate pranks, his ill-intentioned schemes often backfire, frequently resulting in unintended benefits or cheering up his targets—much to his frustration. Nonetheless, Zorori possesses the cleverness and resourcefulness to escape even the tightest situations. He travels with a pair of twin boars, Ishishi and Noshishi, on a quest to fulfill his long-cherished goal and finally prove to his late mother, Mama Zorori, that he truly has the potential to achieve his dreams.

A new transfer student arrives and is immediately met by the school gang. He defeats each gang member one after another and then challenges their leader to a fight. The episodes were ten minutes long and aired from Monday to Saturday. Because the series never received any releases beyond its TV broadcasts, all 156 episodes aside from the opening sequence are now lost media.

Deep-sea archaeologist Hiroshi Ibuki is part of a team conducting excavations on the ocean floor in search of evidence about Earth’s origins. However, they unearth a peculiar colony of luminescent bacteria that mimic the appearance of the Aurora Borealis. Upon reactivation, these ancient microorganisms attempt to alter the planet to match their primitive environment, a process that would eradicate all current forms of life to restore Earth to its early state.

This is the third Flash animation series in the lineup following "Good Morning Genie Family". Doronjo, Boyacky, and Tonzra—the well-known villains from "Yatterman"—keep getting caught in a never-ending loop of fruitless chatter. With characters from "Good Morning Gatchaman" also dropping in, the two groups square off in an intriguing battle.

A Japanese schoolboy, Heibon, is enlisted in the efforts of the time patrol to keep the past out of trouble.

Zillion Specials 1. Akai Koudan Zillion: Emi Penguin's Diary (EMI♡PENGUIN'S DIARY) This special presents a musical retrospective, featuring songs from the original TV series with light commentary from Emi and JJ. 2. Akai Koudan Zillion: J.J. vs. Ricks - The Predestined Duel (JJ tai Ricks: Shukumei no Taiketsu) 3. Akai Koudan Zillion: Champ & Apple - Fantastic Memories (チャンプ&アップル FANTASTIC MEMORIES)

A distinctive program that transforms the toycom games cherished by children around the globe into an animated series. The narrative begins with the abduction of Genjin Takahashi, a top celebrity in the toycom game world. He is taken by Kyura-the-Great, who schemes maliciously to dominate this gaming realm and claim the spotlight for himself. Honey Bee, a resident of this game world and Genjin's girlfriend, catches wind of this and embarks on a mission to rescue him. She ventures into the real world to enlist the aid of three gaming prodigies, bringing these three toycom companions back to the game world. Through their combined efforts and relentless struggles, they aim to overthrow Kyura-the-Great and free Genjin. Can they surmount the countless obstacles of hidden traps and puzzles?

A humorous story of a mole named Kuro-chan who embarks on a space voyage in his dreams.

Three originally unaired episodes from the 1991 Minky Momo series. Episodes:- 46.5, 53.5 & 58.5

This weekly anthology program featured multiple different anime each week along with some non-animated segments. Among the animated films were several short series, including: Nazo no Rouba [謎の老婆] (tvss), Meibugyou Bun-san [名奉行・文さん], Jo Keibu Jinguuji Youko [女警部・神宮寺葉子], Remon Suzumori's Soudanjo [鈴森なんでも相談所].

The documentary series Seton Animal Chronicles presents the achievements of Ernest "Black Wolf" Thompson throughout its episodes. Each installment gives a thorough, documentary-style look at a particular animal species.

A cooking contest pits the Ultimate Menu against the Supreme Menu, both featuring dishes designed to extend longevity. The competitors are Kaibara Yuzan, representing the Supreme Menu, and Yamaoka Shirou, representing the Ultimate Menu. Their rivalry carries deep personal weight as they are father and son, adding emotional stakes to the professional challenge.

Moving away from their usual culinary conflicts, the Oishinbo team becomes involved in a political dispute over the import of American rice into Japan. The situation intensifies as a persistent U.S. senator from California and a dedicated Japanese official clash, with additional complications stemming from worries about the long-term impact of pesticide use in farming on both sides of the Pacific.

In this promotional collaboration between 009 Re:Cyborg and Pepsi Nex, characters from the anime series are shown competing for the drink.

A series of animated flash-shorts that began airing on NTV's ZIP! television program on April 8, 2013. These shorts took over the slot previously occupied by the Ohayo Ninja Tai-Gatchaman shorts, which were based on Science Ninja Team Gatchaman. Mazinger ZIP! presents the same characters from the original series taking part in a series of short comedic sketches.

This work was created as the ninth special animated entry for the 24-hour television program, with Tezuka Production overseeing the original story, screenplay, and direction. Tezuka Osamu tells a love story set during humanity's expansion into space at the close of the 21st century, using an omnibus format reminiscent of Bradbury's "The Martian Chronicles." The narrative shares similarities with "Phoenix: Nostalgia." After marrying and leaving Earth, a woman is stranded in space following her husband's sudden death from a cosmic disease. These background elements were also employed in "The Phoenix." This time, her friends on Earth journey into space to rescue the woman who was once everyone's ideal lady. In this special animation, Tezuka Osamu highlights his core beliefs that "love can save the earth" and "only love can save humans."

Rudolf, a pampered housecat who lives with Rie and her household, is accidentally carried away on a truck during one of Rie's errands, ending up far from home. However, he gets lucky when he encounters Ippaiattena, a stray cat that teaches him crucial survival techniques. Ippaiattena also has the special ability to read and write Japanese, a skill Rudolf learns to use to better understand his surroundings. Armed with this newfound capability, Rudolf sets off on a journey across Japan with the goal of reuniting with his cherished family.

A series of animated shorts done in collaboration with Zip!, a daily morning show.

Many years have gone by since Shotaro Kaneda and Tetsujin 28 safeguarded the world, but wickedness persists. A new champion and a fresh mecha, Tetsujin 28 FX, must rise to defend the planet. Masato Kaneda reappears after mysteriously disappearing for a year to resume the role of protecting Earth alongside his family and allies from the sinister Neo Black Gang. With enhancements for Tetsujin 28 FX provided by Masato's brilliant mother Yoko, and occasional aid from Shotaro and the original Tetsujin 28, will they be able to thwart the Neo Black Gang and the numerous other villains and rogue robots?

In "Nyamen," ramen dishes created by computers, designed to resemble cats and given the personalities of high school girls, chat about everyday topics tied to ramen. While the show itself doesn't portray them in this manner, the opening and closing sequences present these characters as 2D anime cat-girls wearing naruto-themed accessories.

After defeating Doakudar, Wataru settles into a peaceful life on Earth. But while playing with a friend, Ryujinmaru suddenly appears and calls on Wataru to take up his sword once more. The urgency stems from Doakudar's brother, Doakadar, who has seized the 7 Stars Mountain. This mountain is what creates the rainbow over Mt. Soukai. If every star on the mountain loses its glow, the rainbow will disappear, plunging the world into endless darkness. To stop this, Wataru sets off on a journey through the entire seven-star system to face and defeat this powerful new enemy.

To escape the explosion of their ship caused by a terrorist attack, the parents of a young baby put him inside an escape pod and send him out before dying. The pod ends up on a planet inhabited by beings able to transform themselves into animals by using a special ring. The young baby is rescued by the royal family, and grows up to become the prince. When the planet is attacked by pirates, he will be brought by force to Earth and discover everything about his own origins, and forgotten brother.

The original manga starts when a girl called Emi comes into possession of a pencil capable of granting any wish. While Emi becomes involved in a convenience store holdup, her life is put at risk. She then makes a wish with the pencil for "a hero who will save everyone." In answer to Emi's wish, four heroes arrive to alter the direction of what lies ahead. The anime version will follow a plot distinct from that of the original manga.

Seizo Watase, creator of Chalk-Colored People, produced a series of short manga in Comic Morning starting in 1983. That series has been adapted into a number of romantic vignettes, each meant to convey a straightforward love story in "no more time than it would take to smoke a cigarette"—which often means there is scarcely time to learn the characters' names; many entries simply star "Me" and "Her." Among the tales are Emblem of My Father, Two in the Beer Garden, Old Hawaii Corner, My Brother's Zippo, and Takeru's Love of Two and a Half Millennia. The cigarette comparison may seem odd in today's politically correct climate, but it is preferable to the alternative: bearing in mind that these brief manga stories are actually intended to require no longer to read than the average dump.

The 29th installment of the Detective Conan film series. Conan, Ran, Sonoko, and Kogoro head to the Minato Mirai district of Yokohama alongside motorcycle enthusiast Masumi Sera to attend the Kanagawa Motorcycle Festival. Suddenly, a mysterious black motorcycle appears, leaping over the car carrying Conan and his companions. In pursuit is Chihaya Hagiwara of the Kanagawa Prefectural Police Traffic Mobile Unit—the "Goddess of the Wind" that Ran once witnessed. However, after a high-speed chase, Chihaya's motorcycle is destroyed, and she lets her target escape at the last moment. Arriving at the Yokohama festival venue, Conan and the others observe the unveiling of a new police motorcycle equipped with state-of-the-art technology, named "Angel." Meanwhile, reports surface that a rogue "black motorcycle" has now appeared in central Tokyo, evading the Metropolitan Police Department's pursuit. The motive behind the rampage remains unclear, but the vehicle's design closely resembles that of "Angel." Authorities dub the black Angel bike "Lucifer" and continue their chase.

Shortly after pre-teen Shoutarou Kaneda discovers his late father's legacy, a 60-foot-tall, 50-ton remote-controlled robot, he's put in charge of it. Shoutarou accepts the V-controller and duty that his father intended for the giant robot, Tetsujin: to fight evil and keep the peace. As the youngest member of Interpol, Shoutarou’s adventures take him around the world, under the sea, through time, and the deepest reaches of space. His mentors are Dr. Shikishima, his father’s brilliant colleague, and Inspector Ohtsuka, the sometimes buffoonish chief Interpol liaison, but in some ways, Shoutarou is closest to his giant avatar, Tetsujin. Together, they battle various menaces, from mad scientists to pirates to ninjas to international criminals, all with their own unique giant robots, but the deadliest villain that Shoutarou and Tetsujin build up to is the Space Demon King, an alien so powerful that he threatens to swallow up the Solar System.

Golden Bat is a hero dressed in gold, wielding a cape and scepter, who originally served as the guardian spirit of Atlantis. Revived from an ancient tomb covered in hieroglyphs by a scientist and their team—which includes the kind-hearted Marie—the champion emerges heralded by the sight of a golden bat and a chilling laugh. Using his extraordinary powers, Golden Battles the evil schemes of Dr. Zero.

In the future, the moon has been made habitable with atmosphere and gravity, becoming a popular tourist attraction. Legends tell of a "long ears" creature resembling rabbits that lives on the moon and can use magic. During his summer vacation, Haruka Daichi travels to the moon alone, hoping to catch a glimpse of this mysterious being. However, he is drawn into an ancient conflict between two old moon races: the "long ears" people and the Jado race. The Jado race seeks to conquer the universe and resurrect ancient evil powers to take control of Earth. Now, the "long ears" race and Daichi must locate three warriors capable of using magic to release the Mado King, so they can fight the Jado race and free the "long ears" kingdom of Rabiluna from the Jado's grasp.

Yousuke Obata lives with his father, Tetsuo, a marine biologist, on Pagopago Island in the Fiji archipelago. A storm sweeps through, and while riding his Jet Ski, Yousuke discovers a strange baby dinosaur in the lagoon. He brings the creature back to his dad's lab and gives it the name Coo. As Coo matures, it starts to look like a prehistoric marine reptile—specifically, a young plesiosaur from about 65 million years ago. But Coo's presence catches the unwanted notice of the French secret service, whose job is to protect France's nuclear activities in this ordinarily tranquil region.

In 2025 AD, the narrative centers on Star Saber, the Autobots' most powerful warrior and the galaxy's greatest swordsman. After the Decepticons' defeat on Earth in the Masterforce War, they escalated assaults on numerous worlds throughout the cosmos. In response, the Autobots united with various civilizations and species, including Humans, establishing the Galactic Peace Alliance, with Star Saber at its head. The new Decepticon ruler, Emperor of Destruction Deathsaurus, seeks the energy required to unleash his enormous Planet-Destroying Fortress, previously sealed by Star Saber in the Dark Nebula. To obtain that power, Deathsaurus invades Earth alongside his Dinoforce, compelling Star Saber and his allies to relocate there.

The narrative follows nine-year-old Wataru Ikusabe, who is mysteriously transported to a divine realm known as Soukaizan, where he is destined to become its savior. During his journey to rescue this magical world, he succeeds in turning a clay sculpture into a semi-autonomous miniature Super Robot.

Despite the Destrons being forced off Earth, a small team of Cybertron Pretenders has stayed behind as a precaution. Under the leadership of Metalhawk—who takes the human identity of "Hawk"—these Pretenders blend into human society, employing their Pretender shells to take on human size and appearance. The Cybertrons' vigilance proves necessary when Destron Pretenders emerge, guided by an enigmatic entity called Devil Z. In response, both the Cybertrons and Destrons expand their ranks by enlisting humans to become Junior Headmasters and Godmasters, also known as Powermasters.

Unsure of Tatsuya's feelings, Minami ponders.

Sonic Soldier Borgman is a science fiction series blending super sentai elements with non-combining mecha technology. The narrative follows a trio that resembles a sentai team in their fight against the Youma organization. The group consists of three members associated with the primary ranger colors of pink, blue, and green. The main characters are Chuck, Ryo, and Anise, with Ryo serving as the leader. Chuck and Anise also work as teachers at a public school. Their students frequently assist the Borgman or cause problems, and some even learn their secret identities. Ryo rides a modern blue motorcycle capable of self-upgrading and speech. The transformation phrase is "Borg. Get On." Each team member wields a personalized cannon matching their armor color, used exclusively to defeat the monsters encountered.

The second Minky Momo comes from "Marinasa," a land of dreams and magic similar to Fenarinasa that has sunk to the bottom of the sea. On Earth, she attempts to accomplish what the first Momo could not—restore humanity's hopes and dreams—in order to rescue Fenarinasa and Marinenasa from extinction. While the series follows a similar structure to the 1982 original, it features a heavier narrative, with many episodes incorporating real-life social issues as themes.

The story is set in a distant, medieval-like world called Arst, where Prince Jordy Volder takes up the battle against the ambitions of the conqueror Marder. Jordy pilots the legendary giant robot known as the panzer Galient, one of numerous panzers that have been hidden underground for millennia. Marder uses an army of advanced robotic panzers to conquer all of Arst as part of his plan to dominate the Crescent Galaxy.

Kinnikuman is about to become the rightful heir to the throne of Planet Kinniku in Kinnikuman: Kinnikusei Oui Soudatsu-hen. However, during his coronation ceremony, five impostors who also claim to be Kinnikuman appear, each seeking the crown for themselves. To determine the genuine successor, a Royal Survivor Tournament is launched. With the backing of his friends and his newly mastered Ultimate Technique, the Muscle Spark, Kinnikuman battles his way through the tournament to secure his rightful inheritance.

One night, a Star of Life descends through the chimney of a bakery hidden deep in the forest, bringing the bread dough inside the oven to life. This creates the hero Anpanman, a superhero made from an anpan—a sweet bun filled with red bean paste. Along with his friends, Anpanman battles his archenemy Baikinman and aids those who are hungry.

In the ongoing conflict for Cybertron, Galvatron reappears with his Destron Headmasters to initiate a new offensive. The Cybertrons receive unexpected reinforcement from the arriving Cybertron Headmasters, commanded by Fortress (the head component of Fortress Maximus). It is revealed that Fortress Maximus left Cybertron eons ago in search of energy sources and has now come back. He explains that the Headmasters originate from a planet called Master, where human-sized robots constructed bodies of Transformer proportions. These robots can merge their own forms into the heads of those larger bodies, and they have now entered the war between the Cybertrons and Destrons.

The story follows Gamba, a courageous wild mouse, and his companions as they set out on an adventure to find the sea. Along the way, they encounter a wounded mouse that describes the tyranny of the evil white ferret named Noroi. Moved by this account, Gamba resolves to aid the mice oppressed under Noroi's cruel rule.

In "Lupin III: Prison of the Past," Lupin and his crew head to the Kingdom of Dorrente, intending to break out a renowned thief being held there. At the same time, the most infamous criminals from across the globe converge on the same kingdom.

The Daedalus Group, a massive corporation, is being targeted by a small activist faction called the Ghost of Icarus. While treating some of the bombing victims, Black Jack crosses paths with Dr. Kiriko, known as Death Incarnate, who also demands enormous fees from his patients but, rather than saving them, provides them with a painless death. When the activist group seeks the cooperation of both doctors, Black Jack becomes entangled in a cycle of life, death, and betrayal as he strives to save his patients' lives and prevent the outbreak of a biological war that could annihilate humanity.

Set in the mid-1800s, Tree in the Sun follows a young doctor trained in Western medicine and a samurai who upholds traditional values. The story is inspired by real historical figures, especially the doctor Ryoan—the great-grandfather of author Osamu Tezuka. In 1855, during the Ansei era, two young men meet in the Koishigawa district of Edo: Manjiro Ibutani and Ryoan Tezuka. Ibutani is a low-ranking samurai recognized for his exceptional swordsmanship and a blunt sense of justice. Tezuka, on the other hand, is easygoing and interested in women, though he also harbors a serious ambition to become a doctor. Amid the turmoil of the closing years of the Tokugawa Shogunate (1600–1868), these two very different individuals undergo their coming-of-age journey.

Mikage and Tomomi Matsunaga are Miracle Girls who share a telepathic bond and can teleport by linking their pinky fingers. Tomomi excels at sports and is dating a boy named Noda. Mikage is the top student at school and has feelings for her senpai, who moved to London to study but kept in touch with her—until a selfish princess named Marie decides to take him back with her to Diammas. Back in Japan, the twins face their own troubles, but soon they discover a connection between Marie, an ancient legend, and a girl they know named Emma.

In the far future, humanity has expanded beyond Earth, establishing colonies on both the inner and outer planets of the Solar System. To safeguard these colonies and uphold law and order throughout the system, the Earth Federation Government (EFG) was formed. Over time, many colonists grew resentful of the EFG and its expanding influence, straining relations between the central government and the outlying colonies. As a fragile peace was being negotiated between Earth and the colonies, a non-human alien race called the Deathcula suddenly invaded the system. Without warning, they attacked the colonies, slaughtering countless settlers. The EFG quickly realized the Deathcula possessed superior technology, leaving their own forces hopelessly outmatched. To stand any chance of survival, Dr. Charles Louvre developed a transformable starship known as the Bismarck. Recognizing that a highly skilled team of specialists was needed to operate the Bismarck, four individuals were assembled and entrusted with protecting the outer colonies from further Deathcula assaults.

The story is set on the planet Maris in the year 2387. During this period, the Nozas begin a genocidal campaign to kill all humans, intending to use the planet for their own egg-laying and reproduction. In response, three enigmatic guns known as the "Zillion Weapon System" emerge, and three teenagers—JJ, Champ, and Apple—are selected to wield them as the White Knights, fighting to resist the Nozas.

In the film, Mario and Luigi run a grocery store. One night, Mario is absorbed in playing his Famicom when the screen goes blank. Princess Peach appears on the TV, crying for help as enemies attack her, and then leaps out of the television. Mario falls in love with her at first sight and promises to protect her. Shortly after, Koopa appears on the TV screen and begins emerging from it. He grabs Princess Peach and pulls her back into the television. Mario then notices a small brooch that Peach left behind on the floor. The next day, the brooch Peach dropped becomes a source of worry for Mario. Luigi immediately spots the brooch and identifies it as the "Visionary Jewel from the Country of Treasure." Soon, Kibidango, a small dog-like creature, wanders into the store and notices Mario holding Peach's brooch. It snatches the brooch away from Mario, angering him, which starts his and Luigi's pursuit of Kibidango into the Mushroom Kingdom.

Inspector Zenigata gets taken into custody, and the media claims that the old inspector was actually the real mind behind every one of professional thief Lupin’s robberies. Lupin’s pride soon gets the better of him, and wealthy tycoon Roy Forest tricks him into taking on a fresh assignment: stealing the “Time Crystal” within seven days. The Time Crystal is a formerly classified government creation—a supercomputer engine capable of cracking encrypted passwords far faster than anyone thought possible. But what has made Jigen act so oddly lately? What happened to the young piano prodigy who was snatched away recently? And above all, what strange link ties all of them together?

The manga's previously untold true beginning, encapsulating Japan through its dreams and emotions, is being adapted into an animated film. This is the origin story. This is chapter 0.

In the twenty-eighth Detective Conan film, an old acquaintance of Kogoro Mouri reopens the investigation into the assault that left Inspector Yamato with a scarred face. This case draws in the Nagano police, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, CSICE, and the PSB, with Conan Edogawa, the Detective Boys, and the Sleeping Detective playing key roles in a plot filled with assassination attempts. Set against Nagano’s harsh winter, Conan delves into the mystery of the incident from ten months ago that disfigured Yamato, along with subsequent murders and attempts on lives. With help from the Nagano police force, Mouri’s sharpshooting skills, and intelligence from the PSB, Conan works to uncover the truth behind these crimes.

Zenigata boards the mafia-run floating casino "Machine Gun Kelly," anticipating Lupin's heist. Lupin and his crew successfully infiltrate the ship's vault but are stopped by Zenigata's timely intervention before they can escape with the money. However, the casino had a hidden purpose that Lupin knew about: it was tracking a sunken ship loaded with gold. While on board, Lupin manages to steal that crucial information. Now they must overcome challenges from Zenigata, the mafia, and a secret organization operating from a base beneath Alcatraz as they work to uncover the secrets of both the group and the treasure.

Seventeen-year-old Emi, residing in Shibuya, struggles with a sense of detachment since her father is frequently away for work. Her life is abruptly altered by a mysterious enchanted item. That unusual object—an apparently ordinary pencil—summons heroes from another dimension. Is this the adventure Emi has always wished for, or does it conceal a deeper enigma?

Several years have passed, and Kyosuke Kasuga is now nineteen. He receives a cryptic phone call warning him about approaching vehicles, but he ignores it. Ironically, he is struck by a car, and due to his telepathic powers, he is thrown three years into the future. His twenty-two-year-old future counterpart is a photographer who has gone missing in Bosnia and is presumed dead. Kyosuke must locate that future self and return his nineteen-year-old self to the proper time. During this journey, he meets Hikaru again, who has become a famous professional dancer. Madoka is also present, troubled by both the disappearance of the twenty-two-year-old Kyosuke in Bosnia and the car accident involving the nineteen-year-old Kyosuke.

The team known as the Kickers represents their school in football, but they have consistently failed to achieve victory. Everything changes when Gregor (Daichi Kakeru) transfers to the school following a particularly crushing defeat. His arrival sparks renewed determination among the players, motivating them to break free from their losing streak. The Kickers' main rivals are the Devils, and Gregor immediately announces his desire to face them. Yet football is not their only focus; off the field, the team—especially Captain Mario (Hongou Masaru)—enjoys building camaraderie and spending time together, despite the constant attention from Mario's female admirers.

Second season of Kabushikigaisha Magi-Lumière.

Pepe is a Spanish cyclist participating in the Vuelta a España, a multi-stage cycling race across the Iberian Peninsula comparable to the Tour de France. He serves as a domestique for one of the teams in the competition, tasked with helping the squad's lead rider secure the overall victory. As the narrative progresses, the racers are scheduled to pass through Pepe's hometown in Andalusia on the same day as the wedding of his older brother Ángel to Carmen, who was once Pepe's girlfriend. That relationship played a part in his decision to leave the town and pursue professional cycling, and the wedding serves as a bitter reminder that his career has not gone according to plan. With his sponsor planning to cut him from the team and his family and friends cheering him on, Pepe abandons his designated duties and goes for glory himself.

Orphen, having exhausted all alternatives, follows Winona into an audience with Almagest, the sovereign of the Imminent Domain. What mysteries lie hidden within him?

Following a revised conclusion to the Choubimaru incident, the guilty parties receive their penalties, and Misao unexpectedly proposes marriage to Mashisu. The proposal nearly falls through until Mihoshi and Misao's mother Mitoto intervenes, granting her and her family's blessing—much to the displeasure of former G.P. Marshall Minami Kuramitsu. Apart from that, daily life for the Masaki family continues as normal. However, when the topic of Tenchi's mother's death is raised, the revelation nearly creates a divide among Tenchi, his father, and his grandfather—a situation that only Tenchi's future mother-in-law Rea can resolve, along with uncovering the truth behind Noike's peculiar secret.

The notorious Phantom Thief Kid has announced his intention to steal a treasured Japanese sword belonging to the Onoe family in Hakodate, Hokkaido. By chance, Conan and Heiji Hattori are already in Hakodate and are assigned to capture Kid. The Onoe collection includes items connected to the historical figure Toshizo Hijikata, who died in Hakodate. Why is Kid, who typically targets jewels, interested in this particular sword? At the same time, the Onoe family's attorney is found dead in the city's warehouse district, apparently killed by a Japanese sword. The primary suspect is an arms dealer and investor believed to be after the Onoe family's hidden treasure. The family patriarch's grandfather was deeply involved in wartime military production and is rumored to have concealed a powerful weapon in Hakodate—one capable of "changing the course of war." Could Kid be after this weapon? Amid these events, Heiji is also searching for the perfect moment to confess his feelings to Kazuha. The search for treasure unfolds against the backdrop of Hakodate's cherry blossoms, setting the stage for an exciting adventure.

Upon entering high school, Koharu Tanaka sets out to find a club to join. Without realizing it, she becomes a member of the oddly named "Groping Club." Despite its provocative name, the club is actually focused on coming up with creative ideas and unconventional activities, though their efforts often lead to ridiculous outcomes. Through a series of imaginative and comedic experiences, Koharu discovers that the real reward of club participation is the lasting friendships that develop.

This slapstick comedy follows Komugi Yoshida, a somewhat clumsy yet energetic second-year middle school student balancing life as both an idol and a student. Along with her classmate and close friend Kokona Saionji and the cross-dressing idol Tsubasa Kisaragi, Komugi struggles to gain traction in the idol world, often stuck with minor performances at local shopping districts. Even with these setbacks, she stays hopeful about her future. One day, Komugi finds Usa-P, a wounded and mysterious creature, and nurses it back to health. In gratitude, Usa-P offers her the chance to become a Legendary Girl, bestowing magical powers upon her. Though reluctant, Komugi accepts and soon starts battling a series of masked villains that have been appearing. As a newly minted Magical Nurse, she fights wave after wave of these enemies, while other magical girls such as the Magical Maid and Magical Sister join the fight, escalating the conflict. Juggling her duties as a middle school student, idol, and Magical Nurse, can Komugi chase her dreams and overcome the obstacles ahead?

Kinnikuman is a clumsy superhero who struggles at his job. After Meat reveals that he is actually an alien prince, Kinnikuman starts a series of adventures, battling evil chiyojins and taking part in various tournaments. Through these ordeals, he seeks to show his worth to his family and achieve respect along with wealth.

A first-year high school student from Izu-Oshima named Ai Yasumi has a deep love for manga. Upon learning that her favorite manga creator, Hoshi no Rei—who has been inactive—will be exhibiting at COMITIA, she travels to Tokyo. Unbeknownst to her, a chance encounter there will dramatically change her life. "Is this what it takes to become a manga artist?" Ai embarks on the process of making manga, uncovering a world far more profound than she ever expected. This story chronicles her first steps toward becoming a mangaka.

Scarlet, the main character of this tale, is a princess whose father, the king of a certain nation, was killed. Yet after she fails to carry out her vengeance, Scarlet awakens and finds herself in the "Otherlands." In this "Otherlands," a realm steeped in insanity, it is rumored that anyone who does not take revenge on their enemy and reach the "Infinity Land" will turn into "nothingness" and vanish from existence. Can Scarlet exact revenge on her foe without becoming "nothingness"? The narrative unfolds as the unending quest for retribution commences.

For centuries, ninjas and yakuza have been locked in a worldwide struggle defined by innumerable skirmishes as numerous empires have risen and collapsed. In the present day, when ninja Shinoha and yakuza member Kiwami—a follower of the gokudo path—unexpectedly cross paths and discover they share common interests, it seems that conflict is inevitable. Yet, could this budding bond be enough to overturn a centuries-old rivalry? Will either side ultimately emerge victorious?

Yuri, a pretty Japanese schoolgirl, celebrates her success on the college entrance exam and her first kiss with her boyfriend of many years. But her fortune quickly shifts. She begins to notice that water ripples and churns when she is nearby. One evening, while out walking, she is seized by hands that reach out from a puddle in the street and dragged underwater. Yuri emerges in an ancient village of the Middle East, where soldiers apprehend her and bring her to the Queen's palace to be offered as a human sacrifice.

Professor Tenma constructs a robotic boy modeled after his deceased son Tobio, believing he has successfully resurrected his child. However, he soon realizes the android cannot truly replace his lost son. The robot is then abducted and taken to a robot circus in America, where Dr. Ochanomizu rescues him and adopts him. Renamed Tetsuwan Atom, the robot becomes Japan's crime-fighting hero, though his pacifist beliefs and childish innocence often conflict with the violence of his battles.

Motivated by his father’s legacy, Luca sets out on a journey to locate the chosen hero capable of wielding the Zenithian sword, with the goal of saving his mother from Ladja. This story is based on the video game Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride.

In the countryside, Ichiro Hanada is a mischievous boy known for his troublesome pranks. He constantly teases his sister or insults the neighbors, leading to endless scolding from his mother and complaints from the locals about his wild behavior. One day, after a particularly nasty prank, Ichiro steals a bicycle and runs away, only to get hit by a truck. Despite the seriousness of the accident, he survives, needing stitches and losing his hair during recovery. As a result of the crash, he gains the ability to see spirits—an ability that quickly proves to be more trouble than it's worth. Since he is the only one who can interact with them, recently deceased ghosts come to him to resolve their unfinished business. Through these encounters, Ichiro learns important life lessons that gradually help him mature.

In the year 972 AD, Kyoto, the capital of ancient Japan, has become a corrupt and decaying city overrun by selfish samurai and onmyoji who seek only political power. Compounding the problem, the city suffers from famine and widespread disease. Unable to ignore the city's worsening state any longer, the Imperial Court decides to dispatch Minamoto no Raiko, a famous samurai renowned for his archery skills, to retrieve a legendary gem said to possess a mysterious power that can save the world. However, Raiko himself falls ill from the disease. Instead, his youngest sister, Hikaru, secretly sets out on the journey in his place. Along her quest for the legendary gem, Hikaru encounters many people and experiences numerous adventures.

After the events in Kimluck, Orphen sets out to find Azalie but becomes entangled in a conflict between celestial beings and humans.

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This time, the action takes place in the sea near Tokyo's Hachijo-jima island. Engineers from all over the world have gathered for the full-scale launch of "Pacific Buoy," an offshore facility designed to link security cameras operated by police forces globally. A test of a certain "new technology" based on a facial recognition system is being conducted there. Meanwhile, Conan and the Detective Boys visit Hachijo-jima at Sonoko's invitation and receive a phone call from Subaru Okiya—a graduate student at Tokyo Metropolitan University's Graduate School of Engineering who is actually FBI agent Shuichi Akai and formerly the Black Organization's Rye. He informs them that a Europol employee was killed in Germany by the Black Organization's Jin. Uneasy, Conan sneaks into the facility and discovers that a female engineer has been abducted by the Black Organization...! Moreover, a USB drive containing certain information in her possession falls into the organization's hands... A dark shadow also begins to creep up on Ai Haibara—the Detective Boys' Ai Haibara, also known as Shiho Miyano and the Black Organization's Sherry...

Located in the 7th Ward of Thrive Central, Tensho School places a strong emphasis on extracurricular activities, with each club taking part in an annual fall singing contest. Transfer student Saku Otonomiya begins his school year late due to his older sister being hospitalized, making it difficult for him to adjust to his new, bustling environment. Balancing a part-time job and caring for his sister, joining a club seems out of reach. As the singing contest approaches, the school’s singing club plans to perform Sousuke Kagura’s song "Cloudy Days," but Kagura is hesitant to allow it, as the piece requires a three-octave range—a feat he believes only a VOCALOID could achieve. Kagura agrees to let the club use the song if they can find a vocalist capable of hitting those high notes. While working on his next piece, Kagura hears Otonomiya sing "Cloudy Days" perfectly. He then invites Otonomiya to form a unit for the competition. Simultaneously, the singing club tries to convince Otonomiya to join them to secure the rights to perform the song. As the event draws near, Otonomiya must overcome his reservations and decide which team to support.

At twenty-four, office worker Rinko lives a quiet life as a hidden otaku. One day, a strange hole appears in her wall, connecting her apartment to those of her neighbors on both sides. On the left lives a handsome, enigmatic young man who overwhelms her with kindness. On the right is another mysterious person with a quick temper—until Rinko realizes, "Wait... I know him!" Her once peaceful sanctuary transforms into a place full of constant, exciting surprises.

Set in a futuristic world, a groundbreaking MRI technology enables investigators to retrieve visual memories from the minds of the deceased within 48 hours after death, helping solve numerous murder cases. However, this method has stirred major ethical controversies, placing Section Nine—the specialized police unit handling these MRI investigations, led by Tsuyoshi Maki—under intense scrutiny from the media and government agencies. Members of Section Nine frequently suffer psychological trauma from reliving the final moments of both victims and perpetrators, and they must also obtain consent from the victims' families before conducting scans. Ikkou Aoki, a fresh graduate of the police academy, joins Section Nine to replace Katsuhiro Suzuki, Maki’s closest colleague, who died mysteriously after viewing particularly disturbing MRI footage from a recent case. As a string of seemingly unrelated incidents begins to uncover the truth behind Suzuki's death, Section Nine faces its most formidable challenge yet, one that could threaten its very survival.

There are multiple methods to score points in rugby, but a "Try"—achieved when a player grounds the ball in the opposing team's goal area while maintaining control—is the most challenging. It also yields the highest points and sets up an opportunity for a conversion kick. Riku Haruma, who played rugby in his younger years, experiences his own conversion when he observes the school's struggling team practicing on the field. Though he lacks the physical size to match powerful players like Akira Kariya, Riku possesses significantly more experience. When a small piece of advice he offers leads to immediate improvement, he realizes that what the team truly needs is guidance.

In "Turkey! Time to Strike," Mai Otonashi captains her high school bowling club, joined by members Rina Godai, Nozomi Mitaka, Sayuri Ichinose, and Nanase Nikaidou. Though Mai can bowl a turkey, she finds it difficult to keep her strike streak going. Each club member faces their own challenges with the sport, yet they still find enjoyment in it. Rina, however, grows frustrated with the team's casual attitude toward their failures. After a heated argument, Rina decides to leave the club, but Mai steps in to stop her. During a crucial match where Mai manages to bowl a turkey, a mysterious event sends the club members back in time to a Sengoku period battlefield. To return to their own era, they must recreate the conflict between Mai and Rina. As the others adjust to this new time, Mai must focus on achieving a critical turkey to change the outcome.

Nine ordinary individuals from various corners of the globe are kidnapped and converted into cyborgs endowed with incredible abilities, intended solely for use as weapons. The group eventually rebels, taking up arms against their creators in the pursuit of justice and global peace. Decades later, while the nine cyborgs appear unaffected by the passage of time, they find themselves in a world where the concept of "justice" holds as many interpretations as there are people. What role do they play in this modern era? "In the beginning was the Voice, and the word was Him; and all obeyed His word in great awe. But those who dwelt upon the land, through vanity, cunning and greed, attempted to build a multitude of towers whose tops reached unto heaven, and accumulated great wealth on earth. Scattering across the land and laying it to waste, man turned a deaf ear to His Voice. So He gave unto man an opportunity to atone for his misdeeds; and flame and smoke and the roar of a lion descended upon earth; and shattered the many towers to dust...."

Picking up exactly where the previous OVA series ended, the enigmatic Lady Tokimi dispatches the warrior Z to Earth to investigate Tenchi and his ties to Washu and Tsunami. Although Z is instructed not to harm Tenchi, he may have his own intentions as he promptly begins causing trouble for the hero. Meanwhile, Tenchi’s father and grandfather decide that the time has come for him to learn more about his past and his Jurian heritage. The arrival of two new female residents at the Masaki household threatens to disrupt the balance and intensify the competition for Tenchi’s already divided affections.

A shy boy named Tetsuo had only one possession: a giant robot called Yukio. Together, they became the "saviors" against the galactic monsters from outer space. After the final battle, Tetsuo returns to Earth for the first time in ten years and sees an astonishing world—a frozen Earth known as Snowball Earth, where the entire landscape is buried in snow and ice, turned into a deadly realm. What happened to humanity? And can Tetsuo keep the promise he made to Yukio?

In "The Marginal Service," Brian Nightraider, a former decorated police officer now disgraced and dismissed after a series of reckless decisions that led to his partner's death, sinks into hopelessness. Out of nowhere, he is recruited by the United Nations Immigration Bureau Special Investigation Unit to join the secret Marginal Service, a covert UN branch dedicated to handling Borderlanders. These Borderlanders are alien beings that look human and coexist peacefully with society. But a terrorist faction among them has begun manufacturing and distributing a highly addictive substance called Confu. Because Borderlanders can regenerate and blend seamlessly into human life, stopping this drug operation proves extremely difficult. Despite these challenges, the Marginal Service's eccentric team presses on, even after discovering that some of their own members are Borderlanders.

In the shadowy streets of Lügenberg, where humans and demihumans coexist uneasily, a unique detective agency operates beyond the reach of formal justice. Arne Neuntöte, a vampire detective, pursues the bizarre, walking the fine line between violence and the truth. Everything shifts with the arrival of Lynn Reinweiß, a noblewoman captivated by vampires despite their dangers. Together, Arne and Lynn unravel bloodstained mysteries that lurk in Lügenberg’s darkest corners, as death and betrayal simmer under the city's gothic exterior. Each solved case reveals to them that the truth often lies deeper than what initially meets the eye.

In a routine computer class, Saneatsu Narita encounters a peculiar screen displaying a yes-or-no query before vanishing. The following morning, he discovers that nearly the entire world has perished, leaving only a few survivors including himself. An enigmatic entity known as the Emperor reveals that Saneatsu was part of a game called Tasuketsu. Every day, the remaining survivors face a new question on a screen, and their choice dictates their survival into the next day. Selecting the majority's response leads to death, and the ultimate survivor will gain an audience with the Emperor. Eager to outsmart the Emperor, Saneatsu intends to utilize secret envelopes containing special abilities to assist the contestants. Alongside his close friends, he must maneuver through the treacherous strategies of the other players and triumph in this harsh contest.

In "My Ribdiculous Reincarnation," the unnamed protagonist becomes trapped in an endless cycle of reincarnation within an alternate world where individuals can select their next lives. However, because popular choices like "Demon King" or "Hero with Cheat Skills and a Harem" are in such high demand, the waiting list has ballooned to an incredible 50,000 years. Rather than wait that long, the protagonist opts to reincarnate into increasingly bizarre forms—first as a hero's rib managing a harem, then a hermit crab, a vegetable, and eventually an explosive device meant to disrupt happy couples.

A young girl named Ai arrives in Animal Village by taxi. Her landlord, Tanukichi, persuades her to work for his delivery service. As she adjusts to her new life, Ai encounters various residents including Kotobuki, the anxious mayor concerned about his reelection; Yuu, the only other human who enjoys pranks and wearing costumes; Bouquet, an energetic and friendly cat; and Sally, an elephant who dreams of becoming a fashion designer. Despite forming new friendships, Ai has difficulty finding her purpose until she uncovers a series of enigmatic notes on the beach, which suggest a greater fate awaits her.

In "Shine Post," Haru Nabatame, Rio Seibu, and Kyouka Tamaki make up the struggling idol unit TiNgS, which is close to dissolving. Their only chance to remain active is to sell out a two-thousand-seat venue for their upcoming anniversary concert. Considering their previous best attendance was only thirty-seven people, this target seems impossible. Yet, their luck improves when they are assigned a new and capable manager, Naoki Hinase. Despite having doubts due to past experiences, Naoki decides to manage TiNgS after seeing Haru's genuine devotion to idols, enabled by his special ability to detect truth via a visible radiance. Facing enormous challenges, Haru aspires to make people around the world love idols and is ready to serve as the guiding light—referred to as the "shine post"—that clears the way toward achieving that dream.

The third season of Jidou Hanbaiki ni Umarekawatta Ore wa Meikyuu wo Samayou.

In the year 2061, half a century has elapsed since humanity established the Network society. This new infrastructure was expected to create a utopia where people could connect at the level of consciousness. Yet fresh social issues emerged, including leaks of personal data and the spread of altered information. Despite these problems, individuals continued to depend on the Network for exchanging information and proved unable to choose to abandon it. Eventually, a new Network realm with stronger security measures was created. Known as the Meta Real Network, it is commonly referred to as "the Metal." Within the Metal, personal memory data is stored in protected virtual stand-alone organic cyber enclaves called bubble shells, and this system gradually became embedded in people's daily lives. However, over time, people learned to release and explode their instincts inside the secure environment of the Metal. These unleashed instincts caused each individual's consciousness to drown in the sea of information and become exposed to the pressures of desire. At the same time, norms and regulations continued to constrain their real-world existence. This created a strange friction between the two worlds, manifesting as aberrations beyond the bounds of imagination. Experts who ventured into the deep sea of the Metal to investigate and decode such aberrations were known as cyber divers. This is the story of a cyber diver named Masamichi Haru, who probes the incidents that lie between Reality and the Metal.

Prepare for an intense hack-and-slash conflict in a fresh adaptation of the famously brutal Sengoku Basara series. Drawing from the popular video games, this new anime entry centers on a single colossal clash that includes mechanized samurai, mystical ninja, gun-wielding fighters, and a dazzling assortment of lethal techniques. Adapted from CAPCOM's 2010 title Sengoku Basara 3 (also known as Sengoku Basara: Samurai Heroes), this anime will portray the legendary Battle of Sekigahara.

In a peaceful forest where fairy wings drift gently, small anthropomorphic freshwater crabs live beside a quiet stream. The siblings Kanini and Kanino enjoy a calm life with their father, while their mother stays above the water to prepare for giving birth. When a violent storm hits, their father vanishes into the river, forcing the two to set out on a dangerous quest to find him. Their path through treacherous waters is filled with threats, such as hungry flesh-eating piranhas. In a carefully monitored hospital room, a young boy named Shun struggles in pain after eating eggs. Born with a severe egg allergy, Shun deals with his own carelessness, which causes many close calls and frustration for both him and his mother, who works every day to keep him safe from the allergen. With strong determination, Shun finds a way to get through life's difficulties even though eggs are always a danger. An invisible man starts his usual day by putting on clothes and carrying a fire extinguisher to help him stay steady in the physical world. Even though he is part of the real world, no one notices him. This changes when he meets a kind blind person during a fierce storm, someone who may show him the meaning of his lonely life.

Ten years have passed since the Zol Empire conquered Aquafa, but they failed to take Fire Horse Village due to an outbreak of Black Wolf Fever, a disease now believed to have vanished. Van Gansa, imprisoned in a Zol Empire-run salt mine, survives an attack by spirit wolves alongside Yuna. The wolves, carriers of the fever, slaughter the guards, leaving only Van and Yuna alive. Convinced the illness is gone, Van decides to escape and seek a peaceful village with Yuna. However, his history as a fever carrier makes him a target for various factions: some see him as a potential cure, while others want to prevent the fever from being weaponized. This draws Van into a national crisis with consequences reaching far beyond the empire's borders.

In the mid-21st century, Tokyo's underworld is controlled by Demon Lords—crime bosses who gained immense power through ether enhancement surgery. Heroes, bounty hunters who boost their abilities with the drug E3 (E-Three), are the only ones who can stand against these formidable foes. Since killing targets is legally allowed in this profession, being a Hero is more about survival than upholding justice. Yashiro, known as the Reaper, is a lone Hero who works by himself. His life changes when Jougamine, a headstrong high school girl who calls herself his "apprentice," insists on joining him. Despite his doubts, Yashiro agrees to train her, soon finding himself caught in increasingly dangerous battles.

Taichi Keaton travels across the globe, handling a wide range of cases that challenge his many skills. Drawing on his knowledge in investigation, archaeology, and survival, along with his background as a professor, a veteran of the Falklands War, and a former SAS agent, Keaton confronts and overcomes the perilous and thrilling situations that arise in each episode.

Seina Yamada suffers from constant misfortune—bike crashes and unexpected plunges into lakes are routine for him. But his luck shifts abruptly when he is forcefully drafted into the Galaxy Police, where he rapidly becomes the force's most effective pirate hunter. Despite his success and the terror he spreads among outlaws, Seina's clumsy tendencies persist. Fortunately, he has Amane Kaunaq, a former model, and his childhood friend Kiriko Masaki to help keep him steady. With their support, Seina strives to achieve his goal of becoming a top-notch Galaxy Police Officer.

In the twenty-third Case Closed film, The Fist of Blue Sapphire, the legendary blue sapphire dubbed the "blue lapis fist" supposedly went down with a pirate ship near Singapore in the late 1800s. A wealthy local entrepreneur intends to recover this gem, and once it goes on display at the Marina Sands hotel in Singapore, a murder occurs, accompanied by a bloody calling card from Kaitou Kid. Concurrently, Ran and Sonoko travel to Singapore for a karate competition. Conan, unable to leave Japan because he lacks a passport, is supposed to stay behind. However, Kaitou Kid, in need of Conan's aid, uses a magic trick to forcibly bring Conan to Singapore. To return home, Conan must cooperate with Kid, but first he has to disguise himself since his glasses, watch, and other belongings are taken away. When Ran fails to identify him, he calls himself "Arthur Hirai." Later, Kid discovers that the "fist" is stored in a concealed vault beneath a mansion. As he thinks he has safely accessed it, a dangerous trap is set off. He then confronts Makoto Kyogoku, the undefeated karate champion boasting 400 consecutive victories.

In recent years, the world has seen a rise in attacks by Kaii, monstrous creatures that wreak havoc across cities. Eliminating these threats has become a respected and high-demand profession, primarily carried out by magical girls. Over five hundred companies, ranging from small startups to large corporations, offer their services to those in need. Kana Sakuragi, a hardworking college graduate, struggles to find a job despite attending numerous interviews. During one such interview, a Kaii attack occurs, and Kana steps in to assist the magical girl fighting the creature. Though she lacks combat experience, Kana uses her sharp memory and knowledge to help subdue the monster. Hitomi Koshigaya, the confident magical girl who confronted the Kaii, recognizes Kana’s potential and invites her to join Magilumiere Magical Girls Inc., the company Hitomi leads. Eager to make a positive impact, Kana agrees to become a magical girl. It quickly becomes clear that while Kana may not fit into the corporate world, she is destined to become one of the most skilled magical girls around.