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The anime's story follows a once-prosperous civilization sustained by giants called Luna who brought the energy known as Mana. A massive tsunami struck the world and destroyed that civilization. The story takes place underground, 10,000 years after the tsunami hit. The main characters are Mokugyo (voiced by Katsuyuki Konishi), a fish with plant life growing from its back, and a talkative creature named Toriiruka (voiced by Tomoko Kaneda). They are joined by Harry (voiced by Kazutomi Yamamoto), a lonely, needle-covered animal, and Yona (voiced by Houko Kuwashima), a descendant of the ancients entrusted with the rebirth of civilization. Mokugyo and Toriiruka may be able to safely return above ground.

Subaru Ichinose, while serving on the space battleship Tiramisu, fought countless battles alongside his faithful Durandal. He was reunited with his long-lost brother, but they became adversaries, crossing swords repeatedly. Then, destiny manifested as gravity, guiding these two brothers to descend upon Earth.

Atsushi Kamiya previously served as the captain of Kakegawa High School's soccer team, and he is now acclaimed globally as the "courageous captain" of a leading Italian soccer club. In contrast, Hideto Tsuji, a fellow student, shows very little interest in the school's soccer club, which has fallen into a slump. Their encounter triggers the dawn of a new story.

Five years have passed since the virtual AI Kizuna vanished from the digital realm, yet her legacy still motivates devotees like Miracle, a budding virtual entertainer. Within the prestigious ADEN Academy—a school where future virtual artists refine their abilities in singing, live streaming, and stagecraft—Miracle builds new friendships while honing her skills. Her ultimate ambition is to seize the hallowed Lapin d'Or trophy at the Virtual Grid Awards, an honor Kizuna secured for five consecutive years. To make this vision a reality, Miracle pours effort into elevating her channel's status through hard work and captivating performances, determined to distinguish herself among her classmates. Drawing inspiration from Kizuna's path, Miracle resolves to chase greatness and uplift those around her as she progresses.

In the cockpit of his personal mecha, Durandal, Subaru Ichinose finds comfort, comparing the space to his mother's womb. Communicating with other pilots on the Tiramisu, Earth Union's key battleship, is difficult, making his cockpit his only refuge. As the ship's top pilot, Subaru carries the duty of protecting Earth from dangers caused by humanity's expansion into space. While carrying out missions to fight against invading alien colonies, Subaru must also protect his beloved cockpit from unexpected intrusions like stray yakitori sticks, choking backward shirts, and unwanted changes. In Space Age 0156, humanity's survival depends on Subaru's abilities.

Ino Sakura moves to Tokyo to join Fruit Tart, an idol group made up of Roko Sekino, a former child star; Hayu Nukui, a struggling musician; and Nina Maehara, a model waiting for her debut. After settling into their shared dormitory, the Mouse House, they are immediately confronted by a massive debt of one hundred million yen, which threatens to dissolve the group and leave them without a home. Determined to succeed in the competitive idol world, the members aim to create their own music and achieve fame. They receive support from Hemo Midori, a seasoned idol and an ardent fan of Sakura, who joins the team. Together, they commit to becoming popular while keeping their experiences fun and unforgettable.

Mizuki Hijiri transferred to a new school hoping for a quiet and ordinary student life, but her plans are thrown off course by the eccentric Hero Club. This club is made up entirely of chuunibyou boys: Yamato Noda, who sees himself as a heroic figure using his athletic abilities for righteous causes; Kazuhiro Nakamura, who believes he is the reincarnation of Touga Ryushouin, a being born from a demon and an angel; Tomoki Takashima, a handsome otaku obsessed with his 2D anime crush Sora; and Rei Tsukumo, the mastermind who works behind the scenes to manipulate events in secret. As the newest member of the Hero Club, Hijiri struggles to keep her desire for a normal life. Yet, she comes to realize that beneath their over-the-top acts, their bond is genuine. Hijiri’s life is destined to become more exciting as she gets swept up in their grand fantasies.

After months of intense battles against monsters, Sei Takanashi is finally recognized by the king as the Holy Saint summoned to save Slantania. With that official acknowledgment, she can now relax and focus on her work at the Medicinal Flora Research Institute. As her bond with Albert Hawke, commander of the Third Order of Knights, deepens, her single status attracts unwelcome attention from other men, which irritates Albert. Meanwhile, Tenyuu, a prince from the distant Zaidera Empire, takes an interest in Slantania and its famous healing potions. Since Sei's true identity is a carefully kept secret, she must stay hidden in the royal palace while Tenyuu investigates the institute before returning home. Though he appears harmless, Tenyuu is far from naive; he has a specific agenda, and Sei’s exceptional abilities could be crucial to advancing his mysterious research.

After losing her mother when she was young, Misha Takanashi, a Russian girl, lives with her Japanese stepfather. Tsubame Kamoi, a former Japan Air Self-Defense Force officer, starts working as a maid in the Takanashi home. In this comedy, Kamoi, who has extreme lolicon tendencies, tries to become friends with Misha, who is always trying to resist his advances.

Set in a not-too-distant future where technological advancements are remarkable, Asahi Kashiwagi, a high school student, is predicted to receive love confessions from five strangers by an AI-powered TV fortune teller known for its accuracy. On his daily commute, he encounters Aoi Izumisawa, Bai Mongfa, Karin Istel, Amelia Irving, and Ilya Ilyukhin. Despite their initial unfamiliarity, each one confesses their love to him by day's end, just as the fortune teller had foreseen. Complicating matters further, Asahi learns that these five girls are actually contenders for his hand in marriage, sent by his father to reside at his home. Reluctantly accepting their presence, Asahi finds his ordinary high school routine disrupted by the chaos they bring. As relationships develop, Asahi begins to uncover repressed memories. Unraveling this mystery, he starts to suspect that his bond with these potential brides may be rooted in something deeper than mere chance.

In the world of ID: INVADED, the Mizuhanome System is a cutting-edge technology that allows access to the depths of the human mind. Using cognition particles found at crime scenes, members of the elite police unit Kura can enter a virtual space called an "id well," where they navigate the criminal's subconscious to reveal their true identity. Entry into these id wells is restricted to those who have themselves committed murder. Former detective Akihito Narihisago, known as "Sakaido" within the id wells, is one such individual. Having once been a celebrated detective, he turned to crime following a personal tragedy. Even in confinement, Narihisago assists Kura with his unparalleled detective skills. However, as he delves deeper into each case, he uncovers a more sinister reality lurking behind what initially seem like isolated murders.

In a meal with her best friend, Ayaka Uehara, high schooler Hibiki Sakura is playfully mocked for gaining weight. Despite her failed attempts at exercising alone, Hibiki joins the recently established Silverman Gym. There, she encounters Akemi Souryuuin, the school's beloved idol and student council president. Hibiki learns that the gym attracts top-tier bodybuilders, and Akemi is revealed to be a fervent enthusiast of muscle building. Though initially deterred, Hibiki is persuaded by the trainer, Naruzou Machio, to stay and become a member. This spontaneous choice sets her on a challenging path towards her fitness goals.

In Heaven, young angels must reside among humans to finish their training and become full-fledged angels. Gabriel White Tenma, the top student in her class, initially believes her mission is to spread happiness. However, upon arriving on Earth, she becomes obsessed with video games, transforms into a hikikomori, dubs herself a "Fallen Angel," and loses interest in everything else. This behavior frustrates Vignette April Tsukinose, a demon who befriended Gabriel during their early days on Earth. Although Vignette attempts to help Gabriel return to her former self, Gabriel remains perfectly content with her new lifestyle. On Earth, the pair encounters Raphiel Ainsworth Shiraha, an angel from Gabriel's class with sadistic tendencies, and Satanichia McDowell Kurumizawa, a clumsy demon who dreams of ruling the Underworld. Gabriel DropOut chronicles the everyday antics of these four characters as they navigate life on Earth without truly grasping what it means to be an angel or a demon.

On what should have been a typical school day, a sudden disaster claims the lives of everyone inside the building. While a few students are reincarnated into a new world as members of the upper class, including nobles and princes, one girl awakens as a weak spider. Constantly facing life-threatening dangers, she must navigate various perils just to survive each day. Realizing that this new world functions like an RPG game, she starts hunting and battling monsters to increase her strength and evolve. As she becomes more powerful, she works to improve her circumstances, fueled by the hope that her relentless efforts will eventually lead to a better life.

Yoshifumi Nitta, a yakuza member, is delighted to acquire a precious vase for his collection until a mysterious capsule suddenly crashes onto his head. Inside is Hina, a blue-haired girl with extraordinary powers who risks triggering a catastrophic explosion if she does not use them. With no other choice, Nitta reluctantly takes her in and becomes her caretaker. To help Hina channel her abilities, Nitta assigns her to a construction project, which proceeds smoothly. However, when a rival yakuza faction secretly attacks Nitta's boss, his own crew wrongly accuses him of orchestrating the assault. Ordered to seek revenge, Nitta prepares to confront the rivals, but Hina intervenes and eliminates them before he can act. It becomes evident that Hina could be a major asset to Nitta's yakuza operations, provided she does not first turn her dangerous powers against him. Thus, the unusual partnership between Nitta and Hina begins.

In E-Rantel, the vibrant capital of the newly established Sorcerer Kingdom, a severe supply crisis is unfolding. Once a flourishing trade center, the city now faces turmoil as its inhabitants live in fear and distrust of their ruler, Ainz Ooal Gown. To address this emergency, Ainz sends Albedo on a diplomatic assignment to E-Rantel. Simultaneously, the cardinals of the Slane Theocracy gather to devise a strategy against Ainz following his crushing defeat of the Re-Estize Kingdom's army, with the goal of having the Baharuth Empire annex the Sorcerer Kingdom. However, when Emperor Jircniv Rune Farlord El Nix meets the Theocracy's representatives in a coliseum, he is shocked to encounter Ainz in person. With their secret meeting revealed, the emperor and his entourage realize that Ainz has issued a duel challenge to the Warrior King, the empire's most powerful warrior. Baffled by Ainz's intentions, Jircniv can only watch as the destiny of humanity hangs in the balance.

As the next Wave approaches, Naofumi Iwatani and his party are gripped by growing unease. Tensions spike when bat-like monsters attack Lurolona Village, halting the Wave countdown. To address this crisis, the Four Cardinal Heroes meet with Queen Mirelia Q Melromarc. She suspects these strange events are tied to the reawakening of the Spirit Tortoise, a dangerous beast that has begun its destructive rampage once more. While strategies to combat the Spirit Tortoise are drawn up, Naofumi volunteers to help, despite his damaged reputation.

In the wake of the catastrophic assault on Re-Estize's capital, the Guardians of the Great Tomb of Nazarick reunite with their master, Ainz Ooal Gown. With all extensive preparations finalized, they stand ready to execute their grand design for global domination. While Ainz's dominion continues to spread, daily life carries on across the world. The once-rescued Carne Village flourishes despite the persistent threats surrounding it. Simultaneously, in the northeastern reaches of the Baharuth Empire, the Bloody Emperor confronts the surging influence of Nazarick. As nations ascend and heroes fall, bloodshed becomes a grim routine. Is there truly anyone or anything capable of opposing the unparalleled might of Ainz Ooal Gown?

In Overlord II, Ainz Ooal Gown, formerly known as Momonga, fully accepts his new reality within a world that closely resembles the virtual game Yggdrasil. Yet, many mysteries still linger, which he plans to solve by exercising his power as the ruler of the Great Tomb of Nazarick. After a calamitous incident involving the psychological manipulation of a subordinate, Ainz becomes increasingly wary of potential dangers, including the Slane Theocracy and other ex-Yggdrasil players. His loyal guardians, such as Albedo and Demiurge, prepare for Nazarick's impending major conflict, marking its first war. This sequel to the original Overlord continues the story of Ainz Ooal Gown and his unique cadre of human-hating guardians, alongside the innumerable humans affected by the Overlord's rise to power.

In the kingdom of Melromarc, which suffers from recurring disasters known as the Waves of Catastrophe, four ordinary men from modern Japan are summoned to save the realm. Each is bestowed a legendary weapon: a sword, a spear, a bow, or a shield. Among them is Naofumi Iwatani, an otaku who becomes the Shield Hero. Armed with only a weak shield that offers low attack power and a forgettable appearance, he faces mockery and contempt from both the other heroes and the populace. Although he initially receives supplies and allies, his sole companion, Malty Melromarc, eventually betrays him by falsely accusing him of assault. This results in severe discrimination and hostility toward Naofumi. Filled with bitterness and distrust, he resolves to grow stronger and prove his innocence. The overwhelming loneliness of his journey leads him to purchase Raphtalia, a critically injured demi-human slave, as his partner. With the Waves of Catastrophe threatening Melromarc, Naofumi and Raphtalia must fight to protect the kingdom and safeguard its inhabitants from destruction.