P.A. Works

A commemorative promotional video celebrating P.A. Works' 25th anniversary, highlighting the studio's past productions. Initially presented at the P.A. Works 25th anniversary Lantern Festival on October 19, 2025, the video was subsequently made available on their YouTube channel on October 22, 2025.

Original specials of mini-anime by Nii Marco presented after the premiere of the main movies.

The Toyama Kankou Anime Project brings to life three major attractions within Toyama prefecture: the Tateyama Kurobu Alpine Route, the firefly squid found in Toyama Bay's mysterious waters, and Gokayama, famous for its Gasshouzukuri architectural world heritage site. The animation is produced by PA Works, based in Toyama-ken Nanto-shi, while the flash work is handled by The BERICH, a unit located in Toyama-ken Uozu-shi. Alongside a high-definition commentary video highlighting these sights, the project seeks to broadcast the breathtaking natural scenery of Toyama prefecture to a global audience.

Recap of the first ten episodes of True Tears, included on the Blu-ray Box volume.

A promotional anime for the twelve-episode audio drama, produced through a collaboration between seiyuu and singer Chihara Minori and Project Valkyrie.

The main character Tatsumi Mai is a girl who uses magic to understand the feelings of people.

Original anime capturing MayoPan members' solo projects that cannot be seen in the main story of Mayonaka Punch!

This anime was produced for Saitama Prefecture and consists of seven-minute episodes highlighting different tourist attractions in the area. Each episode features a five-minute narrative segment set in Saitama during spring, summer, autumn, or winter, followed by a two-minute informational section that provides train directions from Tokyo to the featured locations. The series includes a romantic story titled "Sakura no Omoide," a slapstick comedy called "Saitama Koukou Housou-bu ~Natsu no Kankou Annai~," a fantasy adventure named "Yuusha Higan to Hime-sama no Bouken," and a family-oriented tale "Winter sweet home." These four episodes are available with Japanese audio and subtitles in Japanese, English, traditional and simplified Chinese, Korean, and French. Out of 223 applicants, eight people who live or work in Saitama were selected to voice act in the series.

A continuation of Tensui no Sakuna-hime. To gather fresh material for her upcoming book, Kokorowa decides to cultivate rice on Hinoe Island.

League of Legends commercial animated by P.A. Works, published on League of Legends YouTube channel.

This story explores the everyday lives of students committed to sensha-dou (the art of tank combat), centering on Ooarai's girls along with their rivals and allies. It highlights their friendships, school interactions, and surprising moments away from combat, full of comedy and emotion.

Rain Garland, an enchantment mage from the 'Fangs of the Royal Beast,' one of the five great guilds on the continent, was abruptly cast out from the guild. Deeply resentful over the betrayal by those he had trusted, Rain withdrew all the Enhancement Points he had bestowed upon the guild's equipment. Instead, he applied them to his own sword and clothing—turning a cheap copper blade into a weapon with destructive force rivaling legendary arms, and simple cloth garments into armor with defense comparable to orichalcum! Furthermore, Rain's enchantment magic concealed a cheat-level secret that allowed it to evolve even further!? After crossing paths with new allies—such as the renowned beautiful knight Lily, who sought him out upon hearing rumors, and the noble lady Martina, a candidate for the title of Hero—Rain begins his journey toward becoming a great adventurer...!?

A collection of digest animations celebrating the third anniversary of the mobile game "Project SEKAI COLORFUL STAGE! feat. Hatsune Miku." This compilation features: 1) Leo/need Digest Animation - Journey to Bloom『STELLA』 2) MORE MORE JUMP! Digest Animation - Journey to Bloom『HOPE』 3) Vivid BAD SQUAD Digest Animation - Journey to Bloom『RESOLVE』 4) Wonderlands×Showtime Digest Animation - Journey to Bloom『HAPPINESS』 5) 25-ji, Nightcord de. Digest Animation - Journey to Bloom『SELF』

I'm supposed to be reading the room so I don't mess up, I'm doing what everyone else is doing, So why can't I get anything right? Rise Azumino, a university student, felt lost in her own life. One day, led by an invitation letter left behind by her late grandmother, she steps into "Wonderland." There she meets a girl named Alice, and together they set off on a journey. Rise encounters the White Rabbit, the Caterpillar, the Queen of Hearts, the Trumpeter, the Mad Hatter and the March Hare, Humpty Dumpty, the twins Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee, the Cheshire Cat, and... One after another, the residents of Wonderland appear before Rise! And the wild chaos that follows! What kind of future will Rise choose in this crazy adventure alongside Alice? This adventure is sure to put a smile on your face tomorrow!

Young Mari despises eating vegetables and drinking milk so much that she has nightmares about being forced to consume them. One day at school, the little girl manages to choke down her milk and vegetables, then faints from the shock. When she wakes up in the nurse's office, she finds herself face to face with Ninninman, Piman, and Milk—three food sprites that only appear when Mari drinks her milk and eats her carrots and peppers. Although Mari is less than thrilled to be haunted by her most hated foods, can these three spirits help her discover the importance of friendship, and perhaps even teach her to finish her meals? The Japanese Agency for Cultural Affairs invested 214 million yen ($2.26 million) in the "Young Animator Training Project" and entrusted its execution to the Japan Animation Creators Association (JaniCA). JaniCA will produce four original anime (23 minutes long, with OP and ED sequences) in cooperation with four production studios. Bannou Yasai Ninninman is one of these four projects.

A unique song was produced for the collaborative live concert featuring True Tears, Hanasaku Iroha, and Tari Tari, with the seiyuu from all three anime series performing. P.A. Works developed a music video for that piece, which was subsequently included on the festival's Blu-ray release.

Full version of the story featured in the TV series. Released as a special.

Special included in BD vol. 5.

New animation featuring a new song recording by the Shirahamazaka High School Chorus Club, bundled with the BD Box set.

Journalist Koutarou Takahashi is unenthusiastic about the assignment his editor gives him: writing articles on Japanese whisky distilleries to ride the current wave of the drink's popularity. With zero knowledge of whisky, he does minimal preparation before meeting industry professionals. His guide and helper is Rui Komada, heir to the Komada distillery and the creator of the highly regarded Wakaba blend. After taking over the family business at a young age following her father's sudden death, Rui struggles to keep the financially troubled company going. Driven to restore the distillery, she takes the risky step of heavily investing in new pot stills to restart production of raw whisky—production that stopped after an earthquake. To make sure this investment succeeds, Rui must persuade the reluctant Koutarou to write compelling articles capable of attracting widespread public attention.

30 seconds sketches/omakes based around the events of the tv series with little twists.

Recap of the first 8 episodes of Buddy Daddies.

Cygames releases a promotional video for their latest game project. The game's concept appears to combine an idol-raising simulation with horse racing mechanics, but the idols and horses are moe, anthropomorphic horse girls.

The three-minute music video, included with the Blu-Ray release, serves as an epilogue shown after the episode 13 credits. Although called an epilogue, it depicts events between the final scene with Hiromi and Shinichiro and the ultimate conclusion focusing on Noe and her new companions. This short animation adapts the three drama CDs that were released on June 25, 2008.

Compilation film of Ya Boy Kongming! It includes newly animated footage in some of Eiko's performances. The music world transforms into a battlefield when legendary strategist Kongming is transported from ancient China to present-day Japan. Applying military tactics, he aims to turn his new companion Eiko into a singing sensation, and together they conquer the nightlife hub of Shibuya. The narrative offers a clever spin and a smart riff on fish-out-of-water and displaced-person tropes, yielding extraordinary results for Ya Boy Kongming!

The short tells three love stories set in Nanto.

Episode 0 of Towa no Yuugure.

Exiled from her luxurious heavenly home to a dangerous island infested with demons, the pampered harvest goddess Sakuna is forced to reclaim her heritage as the child of a war god and a farming goddess. In this harsh, untamed wilderness, she must conquer natural obstacles, fight off monstrous enemies, and grow rice, which is essential for strengthening her power. Together with her guardian Tama and a band of outcast humans, these unlikely allies work together to subdue both the land and the malevolent demonic threats that plague Hinoe Island.

After the Summer Troupe's show wraps up, Izumi Tachibana must form another five-person ensemble for the Autumn Troupe. The auditions turn up several notable candidates: Banri Settsu, a talented but arrogant performer; Juuza Hyoudou, a fearsome delinquent who secretly adores acting; Taichi Nanao, a smooth talker looking to use theater to attract women; Omi Fushimi, a college student skilled in both photography and cooking; and Sakyou Furuichi, a yakuza member with connections to the Mankai Company. Though each member brings ability, the troupe lacks unity, and various looming problems threaten the success of their play. Izumi quickly realizes that steering this group may prove far harder than she expected. Can she bring them together before their first performance?

A minimalist flash-animated extended music video showcases a chibi rendition of Mei. It was included as a bonus with the Complete Collection Blu-ray Box.

The Shirobo Specials OVA explores the premiere episodes of two fictional anime created by Musashino Animation that appear in the Shirobo series. Exodus!: Shutsu Tokyo Tracy, a down-on-their-luck idol group made up of Akane, Aya, and Alpine, hopes to make a name for themselves but remains overlooked. After a poorly received gig at a supermarket, Akane decides to confront their disinterested manager, Taguchi. When she finds Taguchi dead in a storage room, the girls are suddenly propelled into the limelight as the main suspects in his murder, even as they experience a rapid climb to fame. Daisan Hikou Shoujotai: FALLING ANGEL As part of a global insurgency against the Builders—who have seized control of a third of Earth with mysterious structures called Pillars—the 307 Aerial Squad, known as "Hell Alice," depends on old-fashioned aircraft because the Pillars disable modern planes. Among them is Aria Hitotose, a calm Japanese student nicknamed "Ice Doll." On a mission to rescue survivors from a ruined base, Aria and her loyal companions must change the course of the fight.

A letter arrives for Professor Layton from the renowned opera singer Jenis Quatlane, inviting him, Luke, and Remi to attend her latest performance. She also requests their help with a mystery: her friend Melina died a year ago, but later returned as a seven-year-old girl claiming to have discovered the secret of eternal life, and possessing knowledge that only the true Melina could have. Naturally, this case intrigues Layton and his apprentice, so they head to the Crown Petone opera house, while Remi remains in London to investigate several girls who have gone missing there. The opera tells the story of a lost kingdom called the Kingdom of Immortals. Once, a beautiful queen who loved music was beloved by all. But she fell gravely ill, and despite the people's efforts to find a cure, medicine failed. The queen passed away, and immediately afterward, the cure—a potion for immortality—was completed. Grieving deeply, the kingdom's people decided to become immortal by drinking the potion, so they could meet the queen when she reincarnated. Abrosia's Kingdom still exists somewhere in the world, waiting for its queen to return and sing forever. After the performance ends, a masked man appears and makes a proposal to the audience: "Let's play a game. The winner will receive eternal life. The losers will have to die." It is up to Layton and Luke to take part in the game and uncover the secret of eternal life. This story takes place between the events of the video games Professor Layton and the Last Specter and Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask.

In the universe of Umamusume: Pretty Derby Specials, the horsegirls of Team Spica have racked up many wins and earned widespread acclaim. But the formerly close BNW trio—Biwa Hayahide, Narita Taishin, and Winning Ticket—are grappling with recent defeats and growing apart. For the upcoming fan festival, Tracen Academy organizes a relay race where each BNW member leads a separate team. Team Spica must persuade these reluctant captains to join the race. Despite the difficulties in getting each one on board, Team Spica's horsegirls are committed to mending the broken bond within the BNW trio and making the event unforgettable.

In "Narenare -Cheer for You!-", Kanata Misora, once a standout in competitive cheerleading and a champion at the middle school national level in Japan, transfers to Takanozaki Prefectural High School with her friend Megumi Kaionji, aiming to reignite her passion. After experiencing a setback during a competition, Kanata's self-assurance wavers, causing her to abandon her club activities. During this period, she crosses paths with Suzuha Obunai, a viral star known for her exceptional parkour abilities, leading to a budding friendship. Through Suzuha, Kanata meets Anna Aveiro, Nodoka Ootani, and Suzuha’s peer Tanizaki Shion—each possessing unique skills beneficial to cheerleading. United by coincidence, these six young women encourage each other as they chase their personal dreams.

In a CD shop, Ichika Hoshino comes across an unfamiliar song by Miku. On the display screen, she sees a different version of Hatsune Miku and exclaims, "Miku!?" Miku notices Ichika's voice and quickly disappears. After a street performance, Miku reappears on Ichika's phone looking sad and disheartened. When Ichika asks what’s wrong, Miku reveals that there are people she wants to touch with her music, but despite her efforts, her songs fail to reach them. Inspired by Ichika's ability to connect with her audience during the performance, Miku believes that by getting to know Ichika better, she can achieve the same connection. She approaches Ichika for help. Ichika smiles and agrees, saying, "If it’s okay with me." Thus, a new tale unfolds, featuring Hatsune Miku alongside boys and girls.

In the bustling heart of Veludo Way, where street performances captivate crowds daily, Izumi Tachibana receives an enigmatic letter leading her to the former site of the celebrated Mankai Company, which her father once led. Discovering the theater is on the brink of being sold due to insurmountable debts, Izumi manages to negotiate a reprieve from the debt collector under strict conditions: the company must perform a successful debut within a month, reconstitute its four male-only sub-troupes, and clear the debts within a year. Furthermore, Izumi must assume the role of director. Acting swiftly, Izumi gathers a team for the Spring Troupe, including Sakuya Sakuma, a vibrant high school student; Masumi Usui, who harbors feelings for Izumi; Tsuzuru Minagi, an aspiring playwright; Itaru Chigasaki, a seasoned working adult; and Citron, a warm-hearted foreigner. With little to no acting background among them, Izumi undertakes the challenging task of coaching and preparing these newcomers for a performance that could restore Mankai Company to its previous glory.

Second season of Skip to Loafer.

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.

Fairies inhabit animals and bestow special abilities upon them. By surgically removing and transplanting the organs of such a possessed animal into a human, that person can partially summon the fairy and wield it as a weapon. These individuals were eventually deployed in warfare and became known as "Fairy Soldiers." Following a prolonged conflict, these soldiers lost their purpose and had to find their place in society. Nine years after the war ended, Maria joins "Dorothea," an organization tasked with investigating and suppressing fairy-related crimes and incidents. Even in peacetime, the government remains unstable in the war's aftermath. Many criminals still bear the scars of the previous conflict, and terrorist groups seeking revenge continue to operate.

In the four years since Daisan Hikou Shoujotai was completed, Musashino Animation—commonly called "Musani"—has fallen into serious trouble. A failed ambitious project caused financial hardship, leading many staff members to leave. As a result, Musani has produced no major works and has slowly lost its standing. Though her confidence wavers, producer Aoi Miyamori remains determined to fight this decline. Her chance arrives with SIVA, an original feature film that must be finished in just ten months. Meanwhile, Aoi’s friends face their own career difficulties: Ema Yasuhara, an animation supervisor, struggles with an overwhelming workload; Shizuka Sakaki, a reporter and voice actress, feels discouraged by the few anime roles available; Midori Imai, a screenwriter, hits a creative block after an earlier setback; and Misa Toudou, a 3D artist, worries that her intense passion might slow her career growth. Despite the industry’s uncertainties and obstacles, these five women are determined to overcome the difficult path ahead—a journey that may ultimately help them reach their shared dream.

In "Mayonaka Punch," Masaki's NewTube career crashes when the Harikiri Sisters abruptly boot her from a live stream, flooding her with hate comments and trashing her reputation. Her solo channel flounders, leaving her future dim. Her luck pivots when she meets Live, a vampire who woke from a long slumber dreaming of Masaki and became obsessed with her. Spotting potential in this meeting, Masaki strikes a deal with Live: she will provide blood in exchange for Live's help reaching one million subscribers. Backed by the other vampires living in Live's home, they collaborate on videos aimed at restoring Masaki's lost popularity.

In the wake of discovering the truth about their father's death, the Shimogamo brothers settle into quieter routines, each honoring his memory in their own way. Yaichirou, the eldest, aims to become the next Trick Magister and lead the tanuki community, starting by reviving a famous shogi tournament. Yajirou focuses on regaining his shapeshifting abilities, while Yashirou finds contentment managing the family factory. Yasaburou, the third brother, chooses to live freely, embracing his father's wild spirit by hunting the elusive tsuchinoko and stirring up trouble. This peace is broken by the return of Nidaime, the estranged son of their tengu mentor, Professor Akadama. Bearing deep resentment toward both his father and Akadama's student, Benten, Nidaime's arrival threatens the delicate balance among humans, tengu, and tanuki. Yasaburou navigates the growing tension, using his tanuki cunning to calm all sides and prevent the situation from descending into chaos.

Set during a pivotal era of an impending AI revolution, Towasa Oumagi emerges as a celebrated prodigy. Her adopted brother, Akira Himegami, understands the essence within her programming and stands by her side despite the adversity she faces as a trailblazer in artificial intelligence. During a crucial shareholders meeting aimed at unveiling a groundbreaking discovery that could redefine humanity, a violent incident occurs. A gunman attacks, killing both Towasa and Akira due to opposition against their innovative vision. Akira revives with the last memory being the assault, only to find that time has leaped forward by centuries. Awakening in a dilapidated laboratory within a ruined city, he has no clue about Towasa's fate or the condition of the world. A family consisting of a father and daughter finds him and takes him to their humble abode, revealing a society that has regressed. His newfound peace is disrupted when he is captured by OWEL, a worldwide organization that now controls the globe and limits access to historical knowledge. As execution looms, a figure with extraordinary, superhuman abilities arrives and decimates his captors. The rescuer, introducing herself as Yuugure—an android—requests that Akira marry her. Adding to the surreal situation, Yuugure bears an identical appearance to Towasa.

A compilation series adapting 8 short stories created by manga artist Tatsuki Fujimoto during the ages of 17 to 26. 1) A Couple Clucking Chickens Were Still Kickin' in the Schoolyard (Dir. Seishirou Nagaya, ZEXCS) 2) Sasaki Stopped a Bullet (Dir. Nobukage Kimura, Lapin Track) 3) Love is Blind (Dir. Nobuyuki Takeuchi, Lapin Track) 4) Shikaku (Dir. Naoya Ando, GRAPH77) 5) Mermaid Rhapsody (Dir. Tetsuaki Watanabe, 100Studio) 6) Woke-Up-as-a-Girl Syndrome (Dir. Kazuaki Terasawa, Studio Kafka) 7) Nayuta of the Prophecy (Dir. Tetsuaki Watanabe, 100Studio) 8) Sisters (Dir. Osamu Honma, P.A.WORKS) This anime held a worldwide premiere ahead of its release at the "Global Stage Hollywood 2025" film festival on October 5, 2025. A general two-week theatrical run in Japan, split into two parts, launched on the same day, October 17, 2025. The series later began streaming globally on Amazon Prime Video on November 8, 2025.

Chika Homura begins high school with the ambition of coming across as cute and feminine. Though she is skilled at volleyball, she decides to join the overlooked Wind Instrument Club, choosing the flute because she believes it represents the height of femininity. There she meets her childhood friend Haruta Kamijou, whose indifferent reaction to her attempts at being adorable only strengthens her resolve. Chika develops a crush on their band instructor Shinjirou Kusakabe, which annoys Haruta. As Chika deals with her growing feelings and personal development, strange mysteries start to appear among her fellow students. To get to the bottom of these puzzles, the club members must cooperate, all while working to recruit new members to improve their odds in future music contests.

Ohana Matsumae has been working as a waitress at Kissui Inn for a while, but she starts feeling uneasy as her initial excitement begins to fade—the very feeling that originally drove her there. While mentoring her classmate Yuina Wakura, the daughter of the owner of the competing Fukuya Inn, Ohana finds old records related to her mother, Satsuki. Even though Ohana knows very little about her mother, these documents give her a chance to explore her family's past. Alongside this personal journey, Ohana and the rest of the Kissui Inn team continue to face everyday challenges in their work.

At Saika Academy, the Mikadono sisters—Miwa, Niko, and Kazuki—are renowned as the Three Royals for their exceptional skills in shogi, karate, and theater. Yet their devotion to their crafts has caused them to drift apart. Yuu Ayase, son of the celebrated actress Subaru Ayase, enrolls at his mother's alma mater. Unlike Subaru, Yuu shows no outstanding talents, disappointing those who remember her. Nevertheless, he carries a personal goal: to fulfill his mother's last wish by creating a true, joyful family. The Mikadono family, longtime friends and admirers of Subaru, welcome Yuu into their home, offering him a fresh start. As Yuu faces the cold distance among the three sisters, his genuine sincerity may become the key to healing their broken bonds.

Fifteen-year-old Izumiko Suzuhara longs for an ordinary life, but she has been raised in a secluded mountain shrine, sheltered and timid. She also has a strange ability: any electronic device she touches immediately stops working. Wanting to change herself, Izumiko takes a small step by cutting her bangs, surprising both her classmates and those who watch over her. This is only the beginning. Her guardian, Yukimasa Sagara, sends his son Miyuki to the shrine to be Izumiko's lifelong protector. Unfortunately, Izumiko and Miyuki have a difficult past—they have known each other since childhood, and Miyuki used to mercilessly bully her. He regards Izumiko with indifference, unconvinced by his father's claims that she is divine. Could Izumiko truly be a goddess? Can she and Miyuki set aside their mutual animosity? Discover the answers in RDG: Red Data Girl!

Appare Soranno, an inventor from a small Japanese village in the late 1800s who struggles with social interaction, holds grand dreams. Since childhood, he has been fascinated by steamships that connect faraway lands, leading him to build numerous machines using scientific texts. He aspires to travel across oceans, fly through the sky, and even reach the far side of the moon. A series of unfortunate events leaves Appare stranded at sea on his small steamship. With him is Kosame Ishikki, a capable yet timid samurai assigned to manage Appare's unusual behavior. Just when their situation seems dire, a large steamship rescues them and brings them to Los Angeles. Without money or a clear plan, they decide to join the "Trans-America Wild Race." This gives Appare a chance to build his own vehicle, while Kosame sees it as an opportunity to win the prize money needed to return home. But with formidable opponents and hidden dangers in the wilderness, how far will this journey take Appare and Kosame?

In the early 21st century, the United Nations Kurobe Research Institute is established in Japan to study an ancient artifact discovered during the construction of the Kurobe Dam. The institute draws scientists from across the globe, and their children attend Mt. Tate International Senior High School. Yukina Shirahane, a reserved high school student and the daughter of the lead scientist, visits her mother at the institute. There, she accidentally triggers part of the artifact's mystery, causing a young samurai from the Sengoku period named Kennosuke Tokisada Ouma to appear before her. As an extraterrestrial threat emerges, Yukina and Kennosuke join forces to defend Earth against the invaders. Throughout their journey, Yukina learns the true identity of Kennosuke and the reason behind his dedication to protecting her.

After finishing college, Yoshino Koharu, feeling let down by her rural upbringing, longs for a more thrilling life in Tokyo. But after failing to land a job there, she reluctantly accepts a temporary position as the "Queen" of the Kingdom of Chupakabura, a quirky tourist attraction in the small farming village of Manoyama. Upon arriving, she realizes she was mistaken for a celebrity, yet with no other options, she chooses to embrace the role in order to boost the town’s tourism. Determined to breathe new life into the fading village, Yoshino launches various projects that showcase Manoyama’s unique cultural treasures, collaborating closely with the local residents. Through these endeavors, "Sakura Quest" depicts a close-knit community grappling with the pressures of modernization while cherishing its deep-rooted traditions and communal bonds.

At Shirahamazaka High School, a special annual recital takes place where music students perform for professionals and important guests. Third-year student Konatsu Miyamoto longs to sing in her final high school recital, but a poor performance the previous year led the vice principal to forbid her from participating. Determined to stay involved in music, Konatsu decides to start her own singing club with her friends rather than join the official choir. This proves difficult, however. Her friend Wakana Sakai has given up singing, and Konatsu must recruit more members. With only a month left until the recital, can Konatsu assemble a working club, prepare a performance for the school's biggest event, and finish her time at school without regrets?

In Glasslip, the question arises whether seeing fragments of the future is a blessing or a curse. The story centers on Toko Fukami, a young glass artisan raised in a family of glass artists, who lives a carefree life in Fukui, occasionally interrupted by glimpses of what is to come. During her eighteenth summer, she encounters a transfer student named Oukai Karu at school, and later meets him again at her favorite café, Kazeoto, along with her four friends. Guided by visions from the future, Oukai Karu finds his way to Toko, disrupting her everyday routine. Together, these six friends must face a summer filled with hope, love, and heartache.

In a world where fairies once lived inside animals, granting them extraordinary powers, these beings were turned into tools of war. By transplanting organs from enchanted beasts, humans could summon fairies as their second selves, becoming "Fairy Soldiers." When the fighting ended, the future of these soldiers grew uncertain. Some sided with the government, others joined criminal groups, and a few turned to terrorism—each forging their own path. Nine years after the war, the protagonist Mariya joins "Dorothea," an organization that fights crimes linked to fairies. Against a backdrop of political unrest, lingering wartime resentments drive acts of terrorism seeking revenge. This story follows Fairy Soldiers navigating justice in a troubled post-conflict era.

After leaving the idol industry, Fuuka Miyazawa chooses to go to Okinawa instead of returning to Morioka, seeking comfort in a place she doesn't know. Without a clear goal and burdened by sorrow, she wanders until she stumbles upon Gama Gama Aquarium, a small facility facing closure due to financial troubles and a lack of visitors. The aquarium is barely keeping itself running, needing expensive repairs and drawing few customers to bring in money. The facility's director is considering shutting down by the end of summer, which greatly upsets his granddaughter, Kukuru Misakino, a passionate lover of sea life. She is determined to gather enough funds in time to keep the aquarium open. Captivated by the aquarium's unique charm, Fuuka asks for a job, but soon discovers that her lack of experience makes her more of a burden than an asset. At the same time, Kukuru struggles with the realization that her ambitious fundraising goals may be out of reach. As pressure mounts, can Kukuru and Fuuka manage to save the place that has become so meaningful to both of them?

In Kyoto, the tanuki and tengu have coexisted with unaware humans for centuries. Yasaburou Shimogamo, the third son of a distinguished tanuki family, spends his carefree days looking after an old tengu, using his shape-shifting abilities to observe people, and interacting with the enigmatic Benten. But beneath this tranquil life lies a grim past: Yasaburou's father, once the leader of the tanuki community, was captured and devoured by a human group called the Friday Fellows. Uchouten Kazoku follows the Shimogamo brothers as they try to avoid meeting the same end while gradually uncovering the truths behind their father's death.

Nagomi Wahira, a naive and devoted admirer of the charming maids in maid cafes, dreams of becoming one herself. She relocates to Akihabara and starts working at the maid cafe Ton Tokoton. On her very first day, a seemingly routine errand to another maid cafe with her poised new colleague, Ranko Mannen, quickly descends into chaos. Nagomi watches as Ranko expertly fights off a band of armed maids, exposing the intense, violent rivalries among Akihabara's maid cafes. As Nagomi struggles with the stark gap between her idealized vision and the brutal reality, she continues seeking the happiness she once believed a maid's life would bring.

Episode 0 bundled with the 0th limited-edition volume of Kiyohara Hiro's manga adaptation of Ayatsuji Yukito's horror novel Another. Shortly before the start of a new semester, Misaki Fujioka visits her twin sister Mei Misaki in Yomiyama City. The girls make full use of the last days of summer, roaming around a heat-weary town and visiting various places including a shopping center and shooting stall. When they prowl around her basement, Mei expresses uneasiness about her new class, which is said to be cursed. Craving more entertainment, the twins decide to pay a visit to the local amusement park. But the leisure of a sleepy summer day could soon turn woeful as Mei sees the color of death on her sister—an unmistakable omen that a tragedy is bound to strike.

In "Charlotte: The Strong Ones," Takehito Kumagami employs his clairvoyant abilities to find another person with supernatural powers, Iori Sekiguchi, who possesses the gift of mind reading. However, their attempts to reach her are blocked by her talent to avoid them with ease. Nao Tomori and Yuu Otosaka are selected by the club to deal with this situation and must come up with a plan to beat Iori's outstanding skill before time expires.

In "True Tears," Shinichirou Nakagami appears to have an enviable life, living under the same roof as the talented Hiromi Yuasa. But ever since Hiromi's mother died, the once lively and cheerful Hiromi has become distant and withdrawn. While his classmates mindlessly envy him, rumors spread after Shinichirou becomes friends with Noe Isurugi, a girl known for actually casting curses on her peers. When Noe places a curse on Shinichirou, a pair of pits form, making the curse rebound and turning her beloved chicken, Raigomaru, into a raccoon. Strangely, Noe does not cry over this; her tears have been stolen from her. To regain her ability to cry, Noe needs someone else's tears, and Shinichirou identifies a person whose tears he intends to take.

在一个不同的世界中，曾名扬四海的赛马转生为马娘，各自保留着独特的特征。她们踏上新的道路，怀着重现昔日荣耀的希望再次奔跑。 怀着成为日本顶尖赛马的梦想，名为Special Week的马娘搬到东京，进入Tracen学院——这所学院训练像她这样的马娘，提升她们的赛跑技巧。在学院中，Special Week被Silence Suzuka优雅的奔跑姿态所激励，渴望成为她那样的赛手。不久，她被邀请加入Silence Suzuka所在的队伍Spica。从那一刻起，她开始了脚踏实地、一步步向顶峰攀登的旅程。

In Shanghai, China, Japanese photographer Oosawa Maria works alongside her partner Mino to find stories worth reporting in the city. While covering a local festival, they notice strange events happening and choose to look into them. The pair gets caught up in a conflict between mysterious people wearing masks and an unusual woman with white hair. As the situation grows more dangerous, Maria almost gets hurt until her old friend Canaan steps in and saves her. But a dangerous plan involving a deadly virus comes to light, forcing Canaan to face her past so she can stop the one behind it and protect the people she cares about.

Included as a bonus epilogue with the seventh volume of the DVD and Blu-ray releases, this story introduces a new student who has lost faith in the afterlife. During a classroom exam, this individual creates a disturbance to voice skepticism about whether achieving high grades truly leads to leaving the school and ascending to Heaven. Soon after, the new student council president steps forward to confront them. This president is a familiar figure whose past grants deep insight into the school's true nature and provides direct knowledge of the futility of rebellion.

In 1930, Tokyo experiences a rise in vampire attacks as the creatures infiltrate the city undetected. With the attacks escalating, the authorities call upon the Jaegers—a diverse group of mercenaries employed by the V Shipping Company to combat vampires worldwide. The Jaegers conceal their weapons inside musical instrument cases and confront the vampires with equal brutality. Leading the Jaegers is Yuliy, a skilled fighter who is the sole survivor of a vampire attack that destroyed his hometown. Using his werewolf heritage, Yuliy works with his team to assist Tokyo's police in dealing with the vampire threat. While they appear to be supporting law enforcement, the Jaegers are involved in a hidden struggle with the vampires over the mysterious Ark of Sirius. This artifact has the power to change the course of history, and Yuliy and his companions must locate it before the vampires can use it for their destructive goals.

In their ongoing battle against God, the Shinda Sekai Sensen (SSS), led by Commander Yuri Nakamura, devises a clever plan to break free from the afterlife. The operation, called "Operation High Tension Syndrome," aims to convince Kanade Tachibana, the mysterious student council president and suspected supporter of God, that they are prepared to move forward. Using a week's supply of food as a bargaining chip and the promise of Heaven as motivation, the SSS members must outsmart the unreadable Kanade to succeed.

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.

Zhuge Kongming, renowned as one of the greatest military strategians of the third-century Three Kingdoms period, leads his forces through many hard-won victories. However, during the Battle of Wuzhang Plains, he falls gravely ill, worn down by the exhaustion and regret from endless warfare. On his deathbed, he wishes for a second chance in a more peaceful era. His desire is fulfilled, and Kongming awakens in present-day Tokyo with a youthful body, but his past memories remain intact. Confused by this new reality, he stumbles into a nightclub where he encounters Eiko Tsukimi, a gifted singer whose performance immediately captivates him. Noticing his bewilderment, Eiko helps him adapt to the modern world, teaching him about contemporary society and introducing him to current music. Impressed by Eiko's extraordinary talent, Kongming vows to advance her career and quickly takes on the role of her manager. Despite the ruthless nature of the music industry, where even minor mistakes are harshly punished, Kongming remains determined to achieve their shared dreams. He employs the strategic skills he honed in his previous life to navigate the challenges of the entertainment business.

Mitsumi Iwakura leaves her rural hometown behind and moves to Tokyo to attend a top-tier high school, driven by her desire to make a positive impact on Japan. She believes her future is perfectly planned and expects everything to go smoothly from this point forward. On her very first day, however, the country girl finds herself completely lost and running late. She meets Sousuke Shima, another confused first-year student, who guides her to the school just in time. Even with his help, Mitsumi continues to struggle with making a good impression on her new classmates. Despite their very different personalities, Mitsumi and Sousuke's growing friendship draws the attention of those around them. As time goes on, it remains unclear whether Mitsumi can form deep connections with her peers, though she will surely have Sousuke's support along the way.

In "Hanasaku Iroha: Blossoms for Tomorrow," Ohana Matsumae, a lively teenager from Tokyo, resides with her easygoing single mother. When her mother abruptly leaves with a new boyfriend to escape debt collectors, Ohana is left on her own. Following her mother's guidance to "only rely on yourself," she relocates to a quiet countryside to stay with her stern grandmother, who runs a small inn. Adapting to the unhurried pace of rural life, Ohana takes on work as a maid and slowly builds significant bonds with the fascinating people at her new school and the inn.

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.

Though Hitomi Tsukishiro is born into a family of witches, she has lost both her ability to perceive color and her sense of magic, leaving her unable to reclaim these gifts through any known means. That changes when her grandmother sends Hitomi back in time to the year 2018. There, she encounters her grandmother's younger self and stumbles upon captivating drawings created by a young man named Yuito Aoi. The instant Hitomi views his artwork, color floods back into her vision. But why do Yuito's drawings trigger this reaction, and what purpose does her grandmother serve by sending her so far into the past? As Hitomi's feelings for Yuito deepen, she stands on the brink of personal transformation, with color and magic returning as she blossoms into the young woman she is destined to become.

In "Shirobako," five close friends—Aoi Miyamori, Ema Yasuhara, Midori Imai, Shizuka Sakaki, and Misa Toudou—discover their shared love for anime during their high school days at Kaminoyama High School. Together, they form an animation club and produce their first amateur anime, which they showcase at the school's cultural festival. Inspired by their initial success, they vow to work in the anime industry and dream of collaborating on a major series one day. Two and a half years later, Aoi and Ema are employed at the prestigious Musashino Animation studio. Meanwhile, the other friends face challenges in pursuing their career goals. Shizuka finds it difficult to gain recognition as a voice actress, Misa settles for a steady but unsatisfying position designing 3D models for an automobile company, and Midori pursues her ambition to be a story writer through her university studies. Through their various experiences, these young women learn that achieving their dreams requires resilience and a touch of unconventional thinking.

In the land of the Iorph, a race blessed with immortality and centuries-long lifespans, Maquia endures deep loneliness after losing her parents as a child. Although she lives forever, she longs to explore the world beyond her secluded home but heeds the warnings of her clan's leader. Her solitude is shattered when the ambitious kingdom of Mezarte invades. After taming the giant dragons known as Renato, the Mezarte king seeks to exploit the Iorph's eternal nature to strengthen his own bloodline. Amidst the slaughter of her people, Maquia is carried away by a wild Renato that later perishes, leaving her stranded in a distant forest. In the ruins of a village, she finds solace in the cry of a human baby. Choosing to raise the child, whom she names Ariel, Maquia embarks on a difficult journey as a mother. Though she knows nothing of human customs and understands the chasm between her unchanging existence and Ariel's rapid aging, she dedicates herself to raising him and confronting her endless loneliness.

Centuries ago, all of humanity dwelt beneath the ocean. A faction eventually migrated to the surface, forsaking their aquatic existence and the divine blessing known as "Ena," which allowed them to breathe underwater. As time passed, the chasm between the sea-dwellers and surface inhabitants widened, though sporadic contact persisted. In "Nagi no Asu kara," Hikari Sakishima and Manaka Mukaido, accompanied by their childhood friends Chisaki Hiradaira and Kaname Isaki, are compelled to depart their underwater home to attend a school on the surface. There, they encounter Tsumugu Kihara, a classmate and fisherman who harbors a profound affection for the sea. As Hikari and their companions adapt to their new reality, they must navigate the deep-seated hostility and prejudice dividing the sea and surface communities, contend with turbulence in their personal relationships, and face an impending storm that threatens all who live above the waves.

Yuu Otosaka seems like an ordinary high schooler, yet he secretly wields a unique power: the ability to hijack another person's mind and body for precisely five seconds. He exploits this gift to cheat his way into an elite institution, keeping his grades up through deception. His plan crumbles when Nao Tomori, the determined student council president at Hoshinoumi Academy, uncovers his ruse. She forces Yuu to transfer to Hoshinoumi and join the student council. Few realize that Hoshinoumi Academy is actually a hidden sanctuary for teenagers with supernatural abilities, where the council's duty is to monitor and prevent the abuse of such powers. Although Yuu initially resists, he eventually aids the council in finding and safeguarding other gifted youths. As they delve into the origins and ramifications of these abilities, their inquiries draw them into increasingly intricate and perilous scenarios.

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.

In a mysterious afterlife resembling a high school, 17-year-old Yuzuru Otonashi awakens with no recollection of his past. This realm houses souls who met unjust ends and still harbor resentment toward God. These bitter spirits have established the Afterlife Battlefront, commanded by Yuri Nakamura, to wage war against their deity-like student council president, Kanade "Angel" Tachibana. Yuri recruits Otonashi for their rebellion, aiming to reclaim control over their destinies. However, doubting the righteousness of their cause, Otonashi chooses to align with the opposing side to better understand what unites them all.