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Once popular across the country, local heroines—superhero characters who promote their towns through stage shows—thrived. Among them, Kamidaio was especially famous. Mikan Kise’s younger sister Yuzu was thrilled to see Kamidaio perform in their small town of Hinano. But when they arrived, Mikan discovered the show had been canceled, leaving Yuzu upset. Determined to keep her promise, Mikan asked her classmate An Akagi, an ardent fan of local heroines, for help. Together, Mikan and An staged an impromptu Kamidaio performance in homemade costumes. Though not professional, it delighted the watching children. The student council president, Misaki Shirogane—who came from a politically influential family and aimed to revitalize Hinano—captured the act on video. Impressed by their dedication, Misaki recruited Mikan and An to become the town’s official local heroines. With support from a lively group of people, the trio worked hard to polish their shows and bring joy to their community.

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.

In a world united against the alien threat of the Neuroi, young witches with magical abilities play a vital role in defense. To boost morale and turn the tide of the war, Grace Maitland Steward, a former witch still active in the military, suggests leveraging music as a key strategy. Despite her idea being initially rejected, Grace decides to prove its value by forming a specialized unit within the League of Nations Air Force. She enlists the aid of Aila Paivikki Linnamaa and Eleonore Giovanna Gassion, both accomplished singer-witches, to recruit additional members for this new Music Squadron. Their efforts result in the selection of seven talented individuals, including Virginia Robertson, a 14-year-old without military experience but possessing a unique ability that makes her an invaluable asset.

Arthur Louis Zetes is wealthy, attractive, and accomplished, but he has grown disillusioned with humanity due to the persistent greed he sees in those around him. Having lost faith in people, he decides to acquire a robotic maid to handle his needs. When current technology proves insufficient, his butler suggests an alternative: Marie Evans, a former martial arts prodigy now burdened by a massive debt. Known for her reserved demeanor, Marie eagerly takes on the role of a maid who acts like a robot. Despite Arthur's usual bluntness toward others, he develops genuine care for his mechanical-like servant. In turn, Marie is deeply moved by Arthur's unexpected kindness and attentiveness.

Ryouta Satou's life was defined by the relentless strain of corporate work, overwork, and isolation. Even after being hospitalized for exhaustion, his condition kept worsening until one night, he died from fatigue while asleep. Miraculously, Ryouta received a second chance at life, reborn as a slime droplet in another world. This abrupt transformation startled Emily Brown, a petite, light-haired girl who had just defeated that same slime. In this RPG-like world, Ryouta discovered he would stay permanently at level 1. Yet he found that one of his skills was maxed out: the skill governing drop-item rarity. This special ability let him obtain not only top-tier equipment but also rare, never-before-seen items. Determined to make the most of his talent, Ryouta set out to explore the world, make friends, venture into dungeons, and collect exotic treasures. His new life gave him the well-earned rest and enjoyment he had longed for after years of hardship.

In "My Girlfriend is Shobitch," Haruka Shinozaki has liked class president Akiho Kousaka since their first year of high school. Known for her looks and skills in sports, Kousaka seems like the ideal student. When they end up in the same class, Shinozaki confesses his feelings, and to his surprise, she agrees to date him. Soon after, Shinozaki learns Kousaka is not what she appears: despite her perfect image, she has no experience with romance. Still, she is determined to satisfy his wishes in every way, going as far as researching intimate topics and his personal preferences. Shinozaki tries to tell her such efforts are not needed, but Kousaka remains committed to making him happy.

In "WorldEnd: What do you do at the end of the world? Are you busy? Will you save us?", Willem Kmetsch risks everything to fight a mysterious monster, abandoning his loved ones in the process. Though he emerges victorious, he becomes trapped in ice. Over the next five centuries, terrifying creatures called "Beasts" appear, threatening humanity's existence. When he awakens, Willem discovers he is the last human alive, with his species gone extinct. Teaming up with other races, Willem finds refuge on floating islands, always keeping watch for dangers below. He lives alone, struggling to get by with odd jobs. One task brings him to work as a caretaker for what he thinks is a collection of weapons. But he soon realizes these "weapons" are actually Leprechaun children—beings who look human but are willing to sacrifice themselves to stop the Beasts. Among them is Chtholly Nota Seniorious, ready to give her life for peace. As a guardian to the Leprechaun kids, Willem looks after them with kindness, helping when he can. Once a soldier on the front lines, he now anxiously waits for those sent to fight the beasts that wiped out his people to return safely.