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On the violent streets of Shanghai, where disorder holds sway and two rival mafia groups contest for dominance, a different Kenshirou once existed before becoming the legendary hero. In the midst of this turmoil, a young woman named Erika loses her family and is taken in by martial artist Liu Fei-Yan. Although he tries to place her in the protection of other guardians, each one meets a tragic end. Resolved to secure Erika's long-term safety, Fei-Yan decides to bring her to an individual called Guise. But their journey intersects with that of Kenshirou Kasumi, a powerful fighter.

In the northern part of the Kanto region in Japan lies Binan City. At Binan High School, the "Earth Defense Club (lol)" is known for being unproductive. Its members—Kyoutarou Shuzenji, Ryouma Kirishima, Nanao Wakura, Taishi Manza, and Ichiro Dogou—usually spend their time drinking tea and chatting idly. After school, they often gather at Kurotama Bath. One day, as Ryouma pulls Kyoutarou out of the bath, insisting the water is too relaxing, Kyoutarou's towel slips off, revealing a handsome boy in strange clothing. This unexpected event throws the five boys into a conflict over the rightful heir to the magical realm of Honila Land.

In Cutie Honey Universe, malevolent forces are gaining strength. After Sister Jill turns one of her minions into the monstrous Breast Claw and coordinates a jewelry theft with the Panther Claw gang, Honey Kisaragi departs her Catholic girls' school to fight the danger as Cutie Honey. This situation unfolds precisely as Sister Jill intends, since she covets Honey's Airborne Element Fixing Device, which lets her take on seven distinct forms. At the same time, Sister Jill poses as Inspector Genet, working to gain Honey's trust through a separate approach.

After the cancellation of the space reality show "Can I Destroy the Earth? 2," the members of the Defense Club and the Conquest Club have gone back to their normal high school routines. As autumn arrives, the five members of the Defense Club return to their usual relaxation at the Kurotama Bath. But this calm is soon broken when a conversation started by the Conquest Club triggers a series of events that will dramatically alter their future.

Within the Box of Wisdom, antivirus programs Dual and Dorothy regularly examine the artificial worlds for corruption, eliminating infected realms to purge viruses when necessary. Their routine is disrupted by a massive virus cluster, which leads them to Remo, a mysterious figure who has no memory of her own purpose. Remo’s arrival changes Dual and Dorothy’s daily lives, inspiring them to venture beyond their usual tasks and explore the digital landscapes. As they travel through rebuilt cities and terrains, the trio grows more appreciative of the worlds they safeguard and sets out to uncover the truth behind Remo’s forgotten mission.

In the wake of the events chronicled in Yuuki Yuuna is a Hero, the Hero Club of Sanshu Middle School—composed of Yuuna Yuuki, Karin Miyoshi, and the Inubouzaki siblings Fuu and Itsuki—continues its work aiding those in need. They are soon joined by Sonoko Nogi, a hero from a prior era. Yet the group soon notes the absence of Mimori Tougou, whose presence should be felt; every trace of her existence has been erased, leaving only the memories held by her friends. Without any leads on Tougou's location, the club members regain their ability to transform and embark on a desperate search for their lost comrade. Their journey uncovers startling revelations that shake the very foundations of their world.

Chosen by the esteemed Shinju-sama as heroes, three young women are assigned to fight Vertexes, malevolent beings threatening global peace. Sumi Washio, Sonoko Nogi, and Gin Minowa, who once led idle lives waiting for their call to action, are suddenly thrust into a Vertex attack. Their initial lack of coordination as magical girls nearly leads to their defeat. Through sheer determination, they manage to triumph over their enemy, leading to a resolution to improve their teamwork and fighting abilities after the battle. As new dangers arise and demand increased power, the girls face the risk of irreversible changes from their magic. They must weigh the cost of victory and decide whether such a sacrifice is worthwhile for the survival of humanity.

Youtarou Hanabusa wishes for a quiet life, but as a member of the Knights of the World, he is afflicted by what he calls "White Knight Syndrome"—an uncontrollable compulsion to act heroically and chivalrously whenever he sees someone in danger. To conceal his identity during these awkward moments, Youtarou dons a mask. His life changes unexpectedly when he rescues Makio Kidouin, the young daughter of a prestigious family. This single act pulls him into a world of luxury while also making his life far more complicated, as Makio’s life is anything but ordinary. Dealing with the six-year-old Makio’s mischievous antics and navigating a strange group of allies and manipulative enemies, Youtarou must protect his new friend while keeping the secret of his masked identity, Knight Lancer.

In a world where artistic expression manifests as magic, individuals who can stir deep feelings through their Magic Arts are known as Artistas, typically working in entertainment. Hoshinomori Private Magical Arts High School cultivates such talents, and a mysterious new transfer student named Kohana Aigasaki arrives. She is placed on the organizing committee for the annual Hoshinomori Summer Festa cultural event, where she navigates a romantic high school life alongside six male students who aspire to become performers. Each boy specializes in a unique Art, all striving to make Hoshi Fes a triumph. They also compete for the prestigious titles of Artista Prince and Princess, awarded to one couple each year.

Following the auditions for the Kyoto Prefectural Concert Band competition at Kitauji High School, ten members are not selected for the main ensemble. Though unable to join the primary wind group, these students form Team Monaka and dedicate themselves to supporting their fellow musicians in the lead-up to the competition. Their efforts, such as transporting equipment and crafting monaka-shaped talismans, become essential as the band experiences a poignant summer marked by hard work and emotion, striving for a national performance.

Kouta Hasegawa, an ordinary high school student, holds dear a Pompompurin plush toy that his grandmother gave him when he was young. But after classmates tease him for liking Sanrio characters, Kouta grows shy about his fondness for Pompompurin. Through unexpected events, Kouta meets several fellow students who also have a passion for Sanrio characters: Yuu Mizuno, a popular and flashy boy well-liked by girls; Shunsuke Yoshino, a member of the soccer team; Ryou Nishimiya, a younger student who works as a library aide; and Seiichirou Minamoto, the student council president. With encouragement from these new friends, Kouta realizes that there is no reason to be ashamed of his enjoyment of Sanrio. The group decides to put on a play for the cultural festival, hoping to turn Kouta's routine school life into something remarkable.

Exploring the nature of happiness is a pastime for high school student Ritsu Shikishima, a psychology enthusiast who typically spends calm moments with his friends. His peaceful existence takes a grim twist when he overhears a mysterious voice through static, urgently calling for aid. The voice belongs to μ, a popular idol whose songs are now distorting reality. As Ritsu watches, the people close to him start to flicker and transform into Digiheads—savage monsters that aim to eliminate anyone who realizes their true predicament. Ritsu learns that he is imprisoned inside a simulated reality called Mobius, created by μ. To survive, he must locate other individuals who have also awakened to the truth and unite before they are erased as well. Working together, they unlock abilities and weapons born from their emotions, referred to as the Catharsis Effect, to confront the mysterious Ostinato Musicians and break free from the simulation.

Every sixty years, a sacred celestial event known as ETM12 takes place. This ritual selects worthy Eto-musume, divine beings representing different animals, to join the ranks of the Chinese zodiac, called Eto-shin. However, since the tradition began two thousand years ago, the original Eto-shin have never been replaced, preventing any new members from entering. Nyaa-tan, a feline Eto-musume, dreams of becoming part of the zodiac during the upcoming ETM12. To achieve this, she must collect twelve seals from each Eto-shin, which requires her to engage in various battles fueled by Sol/Lull—a divine energy drawn from human positive emotions. Unfortunately, Nyaa-tan's power as an Eto-musume is far weaker than that of an Eto-shin, so she needs a constant supply of this energy. By chance, Nyaa-tan encounters Takeru Amato, a new resident of the apartment complex where she secretly lives. Takeru unexpectedly produces high-quality Sol/Lull, setting him apart from ordinary people. As Nyaa-tan works toward her goal with Takeru's help, he also gets to know the Eto-shin and slowly discovers a hidden past.

In this shounen series, a group of magical boys at Binan High School is tasked with saving the world from a lack of love, as claimed by the pink wombat that grants them their powers. The story centers on the "Earth Defense Club," students who prefer relaxing and socializing at the nearby Kurotama Bath over other activities. Their easygoing life is interrupted when the pink wombat forces them to become "Battle Lovers," destined to protect Earth from three villains controlled by a green hedgehog. Along the way, they face odd enemies like a chikuwabu monster, a chopstick ghost, a monstrous remote control, and other strange foes. Will these guardians of love defeat those spreading hatred, or will the Earth Conquest Club succeed in filling the world with enmity?

Umio, a reserved teenager, takes on a part-time job at a manga shop located in the heart of a bustling city. Even though the area is lively, his daily routine is far from the energetic atmosphere. His main social circle consists of his strange coworkers, each with their own distinct personality. They are friendly enough, but each has their own peculiar traits. As a group, they are close-knit, using silly nicknames for each other and preferring to spend their weekends on indoor activities, staying away from the city's vibrant commotion.

In "Days," the story focuses on two boys, Tsukushi and Jin. Tsukushi is an ordinary boy with no special abilities or outstanding qualities, while Jin is known as a soccer prodigy. On a stormy night, Jin encounters Tsukushi, and from that point, both are pulled into the world of soccer.

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.

In "Liz and the Blue Bird," the lonely life of Liz changes when a blue bird arrives disguised as a young girl. As their connection grows stronger, Liz must make a hard decision to truly understand her feelings for the Blue Bird. High school seniors and best friends Mizore Yoroizuka and Nozomi Kasaki are assigned to perform the lead parts in the third movement of the concert band piece "Liz and the Blue Bird," which is based on the fairy tale. Quiet Mizore plays the oboe, representing the gentle and kind Liz, while outgoing and well-liked Nozomi plays the flute, portraying the energetic Blue Bird. However, as they practice, the distance between Mizore and Nozomi seems to increase. Their lack of synchronicity bothers the band, and with graduation approaching, worries about the future make their emotions more complicated. With limited time to get their performance right, they struggle to connect with their roles. But if Mizore and Nozomi view the story from a different angle, will they find the courage to face painful realities? This spin-off film from the Hibike Euphonium! series weaves together the enchanting elements of a fairy tale, an emotional musical piece, and a fragile high school friendship.

In "Yuki Yuna is a Hero," Yuuna Yuuki lives a normal life centered around helping others and spreading happiness through her activities in her middle school's Hero Club. When strange and destructive beings called Vertexes start threatening her world, Yuuna is pushed into an extraordinary journey. Guided by a mysterious smartphone app, the Hero Club—which includes Yuuna's best friend Mimori Tougou and the siblings Fuu and Itsuki Inubouzaki—are given the mission of transforming into magical girls to fight these threats. As they balance schoolwork and performances for children, Yuuna and her friends must fight to protect their world from total destruction, uncover the harsh truths behind their powers, and learn what heroism truly means.

"Tsurune" refers to the distinctive sound made by the bowstring when an arrow is released—a noise that first drew Minato Narumiya to kyudo, the modern Japanese martial art of archery. However, after a pivotal incident during his final middle school competition, Minato quit the sport. Circumstances eventually bring him back: the creation of a new kyudo club at his high school, an unexpected meeting with a mysterious archer, and encouragement from his childhood friends Seiya Takehaya and Ryouhei Yamanouchi. Together with these familiar faces and his new teammates Kaito Onogi and Nanao Kisaragi, Minato rekindles his passion for kyudo and begins a journey with his team toward their goal of winning the prefectural tournament.

In the corporate-driven setting of Kengan Ashura, major business decisions are resolved through combat between hired fighters instead of standard negotiations. This shounen manga by Yabako Sandrovich presents a violent, action-heavy world where, ever since the Edo period, skilled warriors have settled disputes for wealthy companies and moguls. Ouma Tokita, known by the nickname "The Ashura," is a fighter striving to become the strongest champion. After being recruited by Hideki Nogi, he allies with the Nogi Group, and the ordinary middle-aged man Kazuo Yamashita takes on the role of his manager. Together, they face fierce tournaments run by the Kengan Association, encountering powerful rivals driven by similar goals. Will they manage to achieve the highest level of their profession?

Aoyama is charming, cool, athletic, and a great cook, earning admiration from everyone at Fujimi High School. But his extreme phobia of dirt and germs keeps him from getting close to others. Even so, he shines as the soccer team's playmaker, carefully steering clear of physical contact while leading the squad to victory. Fujimi High's soccer club is an underdog, making the road to Nationals tough. Together with striker Kaoru Zaizen, Aoyama aims to prove that even someone obsessed with cleanliness can get their hands dirty for what truly matters.

A busload of diverse passengers journeys toward the fabled Nanaki Village, a place said to offer a fresh start and a perfect life. Each traveler has their own theories about why the village is missing from maps and why authorities cannot locate it. Despite these doubts, they are eager to embrace the promise of a new beginning. When they arrive, they find Nanaki Village abandoned, its run-down condition suggesting it has been empty for over a year. As they explore, members of the group begin to disappear, and the discovery of bloodstained claw marks in the woods fuels their growing fear and suspicion. With tensions rising and accusations flying, the travelers must solve the mystery of the deserted village before more of them vanish.

In the sequel to "Sound! Euphonium," Kitauji High School's concert band advances to the Kansai regional competition after succeeding in the qualifying round. Over the summer, they attend a camp where their advisor, Noboru Taki, and other professional musician friends provide guidance. The band members, including Kumiko Oumae, strive for a gold medal in the upcoming Kansai contest. However, their progress is complicated when a former band member expresses interest in returning, stirring up painful memories for the second-year students. Meanwhile, Kumiko learns intriguing details about Taki-sensei's past and his strong drive for the band's success. As the band aims for national recognition, each student's commitment to the ensemble will face considerable tests.

Tatara Fujita, a timid middle school student who prefers to keep a low profile, becomes a target for bullies who extort him for money. He is rescued by a man named Kaname Sengoku, who brings him to a dance studio. Although Tatara typically avoids such places, he is mesmerized by Sengoku's commanding presence. When he gets the chance to dance with his classmate Shizuku Hanaoka, who regularly trains at the studio, Tatara discovers an exhilarating sensation from performing while being watched by others. Fueled by a genuine determination to improve, Tatara immerses himself in the competitive world of ballroom dance.

Kumiko Oumae arrives at Kitauji High School hoping for a fresh start, but her intentions change when new acquaintances Sapphire Kawashima and Hazuki Katou convince her to return to the school's band club and pick up the euphonium once more. The ensemble is currently ill-prepared for the upcoming Sunfest festival, much less any national competitions. Guided by their new instructor, Noboru Taki, the club members face a critical choice between maintaining a casual approach or committing to rigorous training with the goal of reaching the nationals. Burdened by memories of middle school failures, Kumiko doubts the wisdom of setting such ambitious targets. Her hesitation deepens upon discovering that Reina Kousaka, a former bandmate who once caused significant friction, has also joined Kitauji's band. Under Noboru's demanding leadership, Kumiko and her fellow musicians must navigate their personal challenges and unite to realize their musical dreams.

An ancient prophecy foretells that upon the Demon God's return, the Goddess of Fate will select six Braves of the Six Flowers to vanquish the demons threatening to shroud the world in darkness. Adlet Mayer, proclaiming himself the strongest living man, travels to the Piena continent to become one of these chosen heroes. Following a perilous journey, he is designated as a Brave shortly after encountering Nashetania Loei Piena Augustra, the crown princess and another selected warrior. Rokka: Braves of the Six Flowers commences as they depart for the Land of the Howling Demons to gather at a secluded temple. Upon arrival, they discover seven individuals instead of the predicted six, sparking doubts that Adlet is an imposter. Confronted with these accusations, Adlet is compelled to flee and must rely on his wit and abilities to identify the true imposter among them to ensure his survival.