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In "Kizuna no Allele Season 2," PathTLIVE secures a place in the Virtual Grid Awards at ADEN Academy thanks to their joint efforts. The group—Miracle, Chris, Quan, Riz, and Noelle—along with other leading virtual artists, will participate in the Unit Battle, the main event of the ceremony. This competition decides which teams get to perform in the subsequent concert. As pressure mounts, PathTLIVE studies their rivals who also reached the finals, questioning whether they are ready to succeed. When self-assurance wavers, the team concentrates on self-improvement to boost their odds in the Unit Battle. By working alongside other distinguished performers, each member of PathTLIVE discovers fresh facets of their identity as virtual artists.

The Mizuchi bloodline has been pursued by Yokai, or monsters, for ages. Toru and Noboru Takagami are descendants of this family, and on their grandmother's authority, they are entrusted with a secret tool to fight these creatures. That tool is Tenko Kugen, an fox deity able to assume the form of either a man or a woman at will. This playful god is accompanied by a shrine maiden, Ko, and the two move into the Takagami brothers' home. Life just got a lot more complicated.

On Valentine's Day, Lily Baker, an English girl, goes to an arcade hoping to win a stuffed animal from a claw machine. After spending hours without success, she is about to give up when Renji Kusakabe, an arcade worker, helps her win the prize as a holiday gift. Misinterpreting his intention due to her cultural perspective, Lily believes he is expressing romantic interest. When she returns to the arcade with hopes of seeing Renji again, the two begin using a notebook to exchange information about their respective cultures and shared love for games. Their friendship grows through these interactions, but Lily is determined to turn their relationship into something more than just friendship, aiming to win Renji's heart.

After defending Romagna and destroying the Neuroi nest over Venezia, Yoshika Miyafuji returns to her hometown in the Empire of Fusou. Despite losing her magical and healing abilities, Yoshika decides to study medicine to support both civilians and those on the frontlines. She accepts an invitation from a prestigious European institution and returns to the war-torn continent. A new threat arises as Neuroi forces begin to penetrate human defenses, invading supposedly safe areas and altering the power dynamics across the continent. Faced with her duty and her inability to operate a Striker Unit, Yoshika must make a decision when her friends are put in danger, compelling her to take action.

After his father vanishes, Itsuki Iba is forced to assume control of the family enterprise: a magician dispatch service. The company recruits numerous magicians and other supernatural entities to deploy them for clients requiring magical aid. As the new leader, Itsuki is expected to be stern, authoritative, and dependable, yet a significant hurdle remains: he is a coward. Furthermore, operating a successful business demands building strong connections with his staff, a task made considerably harder by his own personality. Beyond managing his internal team, Itsuki must also confront external forces that threaten the very existence of the family business.

In a world shattered by relentless earthquakes, much of Japan lies in ruins, with nature reclaiming the land under a blanket of lush vegetation. Strict global emission regulations have widened the divide between rich and poor. To address this, the Japanese government launches "Project Atlas"—a futuristic utopian city meant to replace Tokyo. However, this city can accommodate only a privileged few, leaving countless others to survive as refugees in the encroaching wilderness. This flawed solution draws opposition from diverse foes: Kuniko Houjou, heir to a rebellious community; Mikuni, a mysterious and powerful child sheltered in a hidden temple; Kunihito Kusanagi, a soldier serving under Atlas, a technologically advanced conglomerate; Karin Ishida, a brilliant economist who manipulates global financial systems; and Ryouko Naruse, the sinister leader driving Atlas's dominance over this new world order. These rebels unite under the banner of "Metal-Age." Can they come together and prove that unity and collaboration can overcome such harsh divisions?

After the Battle of Britannia drove back the Neuroi and liberated Gallia, Yoshika Miyafuji, a veteran of the 501st Joint Fighter Wing, goes back to Fuso to finish her middle school education. Despite her accomplishments, Yoshika's struggles continue. She finds a letter supposedly from her deceased father, containing blueprints for an advanced Striker Unit he was developing before his death. This custom equipment could channel Yoshika's strong magic more efficiently than ever. At the same time, a fresh danger emerges across Europe. A massive Neuroi nest, bigger and more powerful than any seen before, appears above Venezia, overwhelming local Witch forces and quickly expanding into northern territories. Compounding the crisis, a newly discovered humanoid Neuroi is trying to make contact with humans. Unwilling to abandon her comrades, Yoshika departs again to face these threats on the devastated European front.

Takuma Hirose, a young male high school student, is blind, though the reason for his loss of sight is a mystery. Seeking a cure, he is sent to stay with his uncle in a rural village. There, he comes across several girls, three of whom leave a particularly strong impression: Hayami Kohinata, Hinata Kangura, and Otoha. When Otoha temporarily restores his vision, Hirose puts his recovered sight to use in helping the people around him. He soon learns that, for reasons unknown, Hayami Kohinata is ostracized by the villagers, and he does all he can to lend her a hand. Meanwhile, the village harbors many sorrowful secrets that gradually come to light...

In this OVA, the group spends a day at an indoor swimming pool for some relaxation in the sunlight. Tomoki quickly stirs up trouble by launching one of his typical pranks. Meanwhile, Nymph struggles with the loss of her master and contemplates asking Tomoki to become her new master. The episode was kept off television because of its potentially dangerous material.

In the Sacred Kingdom, a prolonged period of peace has been sustained behind massive walls erected after a disastrous occurrence. The kingdom's rulers are fully conscious of how fragile this calm truly is. When the powerful demon Jaldabaoth assembles a huge alliance of monster tribes and advances toward them, it becomes evident that their fortifications alone are insufficient. Confronted with the threat of total destruction, the kingdom's officials are forced to turn to unexpected allies, even if it means breaking with custom to form an alliance with the Necron Lord of the Nation of Darkness.

The story of Fortune Arterial centers on protagonist Kohei Hasekura, who transfers to a prestigious public institution offering a combined six-year junior and senior high school curriculum modeled after British educational traditions. This school is located on Tamatsu Island, an island situated off the coast of mainland Japan and accessible solely via boat. Shortly after his arrival, Kohei learns that Erika Sendo, a girl in the classroom next to his, is actually a vampire.

A brief flashback recaps the events of the previous Heaven's Lost Property series, leading to the point where an angel named Hiyori Kazane is dreaming while her real body remains in heaven. She has developed a crush on the main protagonist, Tomoki Sakurai, and fights until the end, at which point the world's memory of Hiyori is erased after she dies in her dream and returns to her real body. So desperate is she to go back to her dream that heaven's master modifies her into an Angeloid of Clockwork, but she regains consciousness with Tomoki's help. Even so, that is not enough to save her life.

In a quiet corner of the city, four-year-old Kun Oota leads a pampered life, always the center of his parents' attention along with their dog, Yukko. Everything changes when his newborn sister, Mirai, arrives, redirecting the focus away from him. Despite his tantrums and protests, all the love and care now seem reserved for Mirai. To help him adjust to this major upheaval, Kun embarks on an extraordinary time-traveling adventure, meeting different versions of his family members from various eras. Through these encounters, he learns the true meaning of family and what it means to become a big brother.

Six months ago, Lord Hugh Anthony Disward—commonly called Huey—was left orphaned after the death of his eccentric grandfather, Sir Wesley Disward, a celebrated collector of rare books. According to Wesley's will, Huey must take over the Bibliotheca Mystica de Dantalian, a library filled with forbidden knowledge, and look after a secretive young woman named Dalian to inherit the estate and all its contents. After settling into the mansion, Huey receives a summons from an old enemy of his grandfather. Sensing danger, Dalian—who knows that this foe caused Wesley's death—accompanies Huey. They discover that the adversary possesses a Phantom Book, a cursed volume Wesley had tried to seal away. When the book threatens their safety, Huey learns that Dalian and the Bibliotheca Mystica de Dantalian are one and the same; she grants him access to the knowledge stored within her. From that point onward, Dalian and Huey work together to lock away the dangerous Phantom Book, beginning a unique partnership as they unravel mysteries involving other such cursed texts.

In "The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 4," Naofumi Iwatani sets out with his allies toward the isolated eastern kingdom of Q'ten Lo to shield Raphtalia from the assassins hunting her. Along the way, they stop in Siltvelt, a land founded by a legendary shield hero, where Naofumi is worshipped as a deity and offered the chance to govern the country. Declining the role, Naofumi chooses to continue his journey before the arrival of looming monstrous threats. However, despite his plans, he becomes entangled in Siltvelt's complex political conflicts. After barely escaping an assassination attempt, Naofumi resolves to confront the nation's rulers, aiming to prove that their personal grudges and trivial ambitions are insignificant compared to his unwavering commitment to protecting the world.

In 1939, the Neuroi, a mysterious alien force wielding devastating technology, threatened Earth with extinction. Their invasion obliterated nations and overwhelmed human military capabilities. In response, global powers collaborated to develop the Striker Unit, an advanced device designed to counter Neuroi technology. The young girls who operated these units, known as Witches, became humanity's last hope, harnessing enhanced magical abilities and powerful weaponry beyond the reach of ordinary humans. By 1944, teenager Yoshika Miyafuji joins the 501st Joint Fighter Wing, nicknamed the "Strike Witches." Lacking any formal training, Miyafuji must learn to cooperate with her fellow Witches. Can she gain the skills necessary to stand against the Neuroi and protect humanity?

In the city where Yuuto Amakawa lives, his life is fairly ordinary aside from his cat allergies and attending school with his neighbor, Rinko. However, everything takes a dramatic turn on his 16th birthday when an Ayakashi, a supernatural creature, attacks him due to his ancestors' misdeeds. Himari, a secretive swordswoman with cat ears, saves him and reveals that Yuuto is destined to carry on his family's legacy as a demon hunter. With the protective charm that shielded him from the supernatural now failing, Himari must become his guardian. "Omamori Himari" chronicles Yuuto's journey as he faces numerous supernatural threats and deals with a growing group of women who come into his life, each with their own sinister motives. Will Yuuto embrace this new and exciting existence, or will the sins of his ancestors haunt him?

Sakurai Tomoki has grown accustomed to his daily life alongside the two angeloids, Ikaros and Nymph, and is having a great time. Still, he keeps experiencing strange dreams and asks all his friends to help him figure out what is causing them. Nymph creates a device that allows humans—but not angeloids—to enter other people's dreams. The gadget initially malfunctions, but eventually they manage to reach what should have been Tomoki's dream, only to find that something is seriously off about it. Later, a meteor crashes down from the sky at the spot beneath the large cherry blossom tree where Tomoki first discovered Ikaros. A blonde angeloid with a very large figure and a massive sword steps out of the meteor and begins looking for Tomoki!

Since childhood, Tomoki Sakurai has been haunted by recurring nightmares of an angel. Concerned for him, his friend Sohara Mitsuki seeks the advice of Eishirou Sugata, an eccentric sky enthusiast. Eishirou suspects Tomoki's visions are connected to the New World, a baffling aerial phenomenon that has left researchers stumped. To investigate, the trio establishes the New World Discovery Club, and Eishirou organizes a special event to observe the skies. However, Tomoki's mundane existence is upended when a mysterious girl descends from the heavens and proclaims him her master. The narrative follows the daily exploits of the New World Discovery Club as they gradually piece together the truth regarding the Angeloids that have begun appearing on Earth.

In The Rising of the Shield Hero Season 3, despite halting the latest Wave of Catastrophe, Naofumi Iwatani, the Shield Hero, remains vigilant. Queen Mirelia Q Melromarc informs him of the sudden vanishing of the other three Cardinal Heroes and commands him to locate them. Lacking any leads on their whereabouts, Naofumi redirects his attention to combating the expanding demi-human slave trade. Resolved to put an end to this wrong, he and his party journey to Zeltoble, a mercenary territory where the illicit trafficking of demi-humans thrives. To raise the necessary funds for liberating the captives, Naofumi and his companions don disguises and compete in underground coliseum matches, intentionally losing bouts to manipulate the odds and secure a substantial reward. Yet, with the approaching danger of another Wave of Catastrophe, the Shield Hero must remain steadfast in his quest to find the missing heroes and safeguard those dear to him.

Kazuya Kujou, a Japanese student attending the opulent Saint Marguerite Academy in the Southern European nation of Sauville, remains isolated due to his distinct jet-black hair and dark brown eyes, which have earned him the foreboding moniker "Black Reaper." While searching the school's grand library for tales of ghosts, he notices a mysterious strand of golden hair on the stairs. This clue guides him to a vast garden where he encounters Victorique de Blois, a girl with a doll-like appearance and the uncanny ability to foresee future events. As their destinies intertwine, they become entangled in a series of enigmatic incidents, ranging from a phantom ship to an alchemist wielding powers of transmutation. Linked by fate and their unique talents, Kazuya and Victorique must depend on one another to unravel these baffling mysteries.

After a month-long illness delays his transfer to Class 3-3 at Yomiyama North Junior High, Kouichi Sakakibara recovers in a hospital where he meets Mei Misaki, a quiet girl wearing an eyepatch. Although Kouichi senses a strange connection with her, his new classmates treat Mei as if she does not exist and warn him to stay away from anything irrelevant. Disregarding their advice, Kouichi befriends Mei and starts to uncover the disturbing source of his peers' unease. Whispered rumors focus on a former student of Class 3-3, yet no one reveals the full details of the tragic event to Kouichi. As he investigates the eerie curse plaguing his class, he attempts to understand its link to Mei. When horrifying incidents begin to unfold, Kouichi, Mei, and the other students must unravel the chilling mystery, but the truth demands a terrible price.