Rakuonsha

Follows Kana-chan and her animal friends' life on a ranch.

When the city changed, our fates were rewritten. In 2018, a family tours a model apartment at The Gate Tower within Park City Kashiwanoha Campus in Chiba Prefecture’s Kashiwanoha Smart City. Drawn in by the cutting-edge conveniences, they choose to relocate to this eco-friendly urban development. But immediately after their visit, powerful tremors shake the ground, and a massive robot emerges from the very spot their intended apartment was located. The building itself has transformed into the giant machine. Confused and alarmed, the family begins to question what is happening to their neighborhood and what hidden secrets might lie underneath.

The sextuplets are getting ready to host a takoyaki party at their house in Osomatsu-san: Tamashii no Takoyaki Party to Densetsu no Otomari-kai, but things spiral out of control after Totoko hints at having a sleepover. As part of the "Fes Matsu-san '21" event, two new animation projects were revealed to mark the sixth anniversary of the Osomatsu-san anime, with one scheduled for a theatrical release in 2022 and the other the following year.

Commercial for the Kyoto Animation studio using characters from Nijuuseiki Denki Mokuroku

This anime serves as a prequel to Touken Ranbu Kai: Kyoden Moyuru Honnouji. Following a loss at Odawara, Yamanbagiri steps down from his role as Attendant, and Heshikiri Hasebe is selected to take his place.

Kyoto Animation produced this promotional short, in which a young woman's imagination makes her environment come alive while she waits for a friend—a tribute to the studio's inventiveness.

Side stories released exclusively on DVD.

In a park, as they wait for someone they anticipate will show up, their thoughts start to drift. Becoming absorbed in daydreams and visions, they observe their environment gradually shifting to reflect the likeness of the person they're waiting for, sinking deeper into their fantasies.

Kyoto Animation commercial.

Noel is an eleven-year-old girl who hates Christmas. Since her parents divorced three years ago, she has lived with her father, but he is always busy with work on Christmas Day, and she cannot play with her school friends. On a lonely Christmas Eve, Noel takes the elevator in her apartment complex as usual to go home. But when the doors open, she finds herself lost in a gigantic factory—owned by Santa Claus. Santa Claus has gone corporate, forming Santa Company with the motto "Swiftly, surely, secretly." The organization takes orders and delivers high-quality presents to children with absolute secrecy. Noel meets several new friends, and together they take off on a sled to deliver gifts.

Kyoto Animation commercial.

Short parody special released with Blu-ray BOX.

"My name is Baja. That's what everyone calls me, so it's probably Baja. I came here from the outside world when I was little. As for what happened when I was born, I don't remember much of it." Kohata Anime Studio is a place brimming with dreams where animation is produced. Baja was nurtured within this studio by those who craft animation. Floating in a pond outside are Baja's friends, the ducks. Baja enjoys a cheerful and carefree everyday life. One night, when all the people are no longer at the studio, Baja peeks outside and sees that their duck friends are being attacked by a cat. Can Baja manage to rescue their friends? A magical night adventure begins!

Kyoto Animation commercial for the Kyoto Animation Shop.

Following B-PROJECT's triumphant second live performance at Japan Dome, the prominent record label Gandara Music is alive with fresh undertakings. A&R staff member Tsubasa Sumisora now oversees not only KitaKore, THRIVE, MooNs, and KiLLER KiNG but also a new act from a different genre named Ultras. The union of B-PROJECT and Ultras sets off a spirited and intense "love call."

Osomatsu-san returns for a fourth season. The sextuplets are causing mayhem once again! Now in their twenties, these six brothers remain jobless, lacking in training, and without partners... yet there is something endearing about Japan’s most famous set of sextuplets. As another round of chaotic adventures begins, what lies ahead? New companions? New mischief? Maybe even a fresh side to the sextuplets? Let’s share a laugh with these utterly hopeless brothers. Initially, episode 13 was scheduled to air on October 1, 2025, but instead an episode 12.5 was broadcast. After that, the production team announced that the actual episode 13 was in development but postponed indefinitely. Later, the 13th episode was revealed as part of the Osomatsu-san 10th anniversary event in 2026, where it first received a limited theatrical pre-screening from June 6 to June 11, followed by an early streaming release starting June 12. Finally, it was broadcast on June 13, 2026.

High school student Himiko Himejima has her life irrevocably altered when a mysterious flame manifests before her. Together with her classmate Kutani Masahiko, Himiko is swept away by the fire to the ancient kingdom of Yamatai. The realm is currently under assault by the Kune empire during a ritual intended to choose a queen from six candidates. As the malevolent general of Kune conjures an undead army to seize power, the six contenders for the throne organize a resistance to topple the Kune regime. Himiko and Kutani quickly find themselves battling alongside these queen candidates to defend the kingdom. Wielding newfound abilities, the duo gradually uncovers their deep connections to this ancient world and awakens to the might of the sacred flame.

A spin-off series from Kimi ga Nozomu Eien, focusing on the everyday escapades of Ayu and Mayu, the two waitresses working at Sky Temple. This entry includes episodes 0 through 7.

In "Aria the Benedizione," Aika S. Granzchesta, the chosen successor and head of the Himeya Company—an Undine guild made up of female gondoliers—shocks everyone by declining to inherit the organization's celebrated gondola, going against custom. Her pupil, Azusa B. McLaren, confused by this surprising move, questions Aika but learns nothing. Seeking clarity, Azusa and other Undines organize a secret gathering with Aika. As the anticipated winter season arrives, bringing calm and splendor to Neo-Venezia, Aika reflects on her path as an Undine and the deep influence it has had on her. Thinking back on precious moments from the past, Aika feels those memories will continue to steer her toward an uncertain but bright future.

Episode 6.5 of Monogatari Series: Off & Monster Season adapts the short story "Utsukushi-hime/The Princess Beauty." Long ago, approximately six hundred years in the past, a real event took place. It concerns an exceptionally lovely young woman residing in a land that has since vanished.

Kyoto Animation commercial for the light novel series Kyoukai no Kanata.

Kyoto Animation commercial that aired during episode 10 of Tamako Market.

One day, a new sword manifested at their citadel. Fudou Yukimitsu: A sword worn by a commander of the Sengoku era, Oda Nobunaga, who was granted to one of his attending servants, Mori Ranmaru. Fudou Yukimitsu makes it known that he is proud to be Oda Nobunaga's beloved sword, but clashes with the other swords who also call Nobunaga their former master: Souza Samonji, Heshikiri Hasebe, and Yagen Toushirou. The appointed team captain, Yamanbagiri Kunihiro, must rally a citadel that has fallen into disarray at Fudou Yukimitsu's arrival. In the midst of all this, the saniwa has received an order to depart for the year 1582 -- the Honnouji event, where Oda Nobunaga met his demise...

The narrative of Mushi-uta unfolds in the not-so-distant future. A decade prior to the events, mysterious insect-like beings dubbed "Mushi" started to emerge. These Mushi have the ability to devour people's dreams and thoughts in exchange for granting them supernatural abilities. By the conclusion of the first episode, the main character, Daisuke "Kakkou" Kusuriya, meets a young girl named Shiika Anmoto. Over time, the two grow very close. Yet, Kakkou is unaware that Shiika is a fugitive from a clandestine facility called GARDEN, where individuals infected by the Mushi—known as Mushitsuki—are confined. The military division of GARDEN, the Special Environmental Conservation Executive Office, dispatches their most skilled assassin to capture Shiika. However, they encounter opposition from the Mushibane resistance group, led by the mysterious figure known as "Ladybird."

The 13th episode of Shigofumi.

The summer of a man’s boyhood memories continues. Still straddling the line between childhood and adulthood, he has formed a bond with the ghost of a young woman from the World War II era. She and the ghosts of other young women from that time carry on adventures with their linked partners, learning more about each other and traveling through time via their supernatural connection. As he struggles to make his romantic feelings for her a reality, his friend—a girl his own age who is pretending to be a boy—also vies for his attention.

In "Wake Up, Girls!," Green Leaves Entertainment is barely scraping by due to a critical shortage of talent. To reverse their fortunes, President Junko Tange decides to break into the idol singer market and orders her subordinate Matsuda to form a girl group, no matter how much effort it takes. Since no ready-made groups are available, Matsuda takes on the tough job of scouting girls with promise who aren't already part of the Japanese music scene. Her recruits include a maid café worker, a lead vocalist who was kicked out of another band, and a young teenager barely thirteen years old. Although they start far from being established stars, the group hopes to rise through pure dedication and passion. With time and hard work, these girls aim to captivate all of Japan with their music.

Third season of Osomatsu-san.

In THE IDOLM@STER MOVIE: BEYOND THE BRILLIANT FUTURE!, the idols of 765 Production carry on their path toward fresh stages and a more luminous tomorrow. With their producer by their side, they have endured triumphs and setbacks, surmounting numerous obstacles together. As they gear up to strengthen their bond and undergo rigorous training, the girls strive to move closer to their aspirations beneath the celestial lights.

When an alien force eventually called the "Neuroi" attacks Earth around the 1940s, the world is devastated by destruction. However, one man is able to lead the invention of an anti-Neuroi weapon known as the "Striker unit" which augments magical power and also enables flight through two mechanical lower-leg coverings known as a sort of witches' "broom." Young witches from around the world are gathered together to fight back in a force known as Strike Witches. The inventor, however, was thought to have been killed during service. The daughter of the inventor leads a relatively normal life except for her untrained and incredible magical power which she hopes to use one day in healing. However, she is suddenly whisked away on a search to see if her father is actually alive. She encounters his invention and the possibility of perhaps using it herself.

A Japanese-style ayakashi Cinderella story! "You're the bride I've been searching for all this time." The ayakashi and humans live together in harmony. With their superior abilities and stunning looks, ayakashi sometimes choose a human woman as their partner, making her their "bride." In exchange for bringing prosperity, the bride receives the ayakashi's absolute love. Yuzu is constantly compared to her sister, who is the bride of a demon fox, and is resented by her family every single day. One day, when Yuzu can no longer endure it, a man appears before her on a bridge. This man is the most beautiful man Yuzu has ever seen... and he calls her his wife?! "Just be quiet and let me hold you." The most powerful, "cold-hearted" ayakashi is pouring his heart out for Yuzu?!

In the Orte Empire, Count Saint-Germi finalizes peace negotiations with the merchants of Gu-Binnen, ending a war that lasted decades and securing vital resources for the empire. Meanwhile, Naoshi Kanno expands his beastman army by incorporating the cat tribe. After an unexpected visit from Rear Admiral Tamon Yamaguchi, another member of the Imperial Japanese Armed Forces, Kanno and Scipio Africanus set off to meet someone they believed had died long ago. As opposing forces prepare for conflict, the Black King gathers his troops, placing them under the command of a known enemy of the Drifters.

A curse binds both past and present. Mao, a young mystic onmyoji living in the Taisho period of early 1900s Japan, has endured a life-altering curse that has forced him to exist for nine hundred long years. His world grows even more peculiar when he encounters Nanoka Kiba, a junior high school girl who appears to have traveled from the future. Despite her youth, Nanoka has led an unusual life of her own, marked by the traumatic loss of both parents in a grisly accident when she was a small child. When Nanoka decides to revisit that fateful shopping arcade, she is whisked away to a different time and place—a realm where supernatural ayakashi thrive in an era long before her own. There she meets Mao, whose abrupt and puzzling question makes Nanoka see herself and her strange life in an entirely new light. Now the two travelers from different eras join forces to confront the dark forces that hold sway over both their lives.

This episode was not broadcast on TV; it was previewed at an event and later added to the Blu-ray and DVD release. There are numerous reasons why two competing teams might join forces. For the Kazemai and Kirisaki kyudo clubs, the goal is to research a pop idol in order to assist Masa!

In "Mythical Detective Loki Ragnarok," the trickster god Loki from Norse mythology is banished to the human world after a careless prank, transformed into a child as punishment. To regain passage back to the divine realm, he must collect the malevolent energies corrupting human souls. He sets up a detective agency for this purpose, assisted by Mayura, a human girl with a passion for solving mysteries who contributes her own abilities. Complications emerge when various other Norse gods start appearing, many seeking Loki's destruction for reasons that remain mysterious at first.

The story resumes directly from the events of the first season. Ren Mihashi, the ace pitcher for the newly formed Nishiura High School baseball team, and his teammates take on Sakitama High School in the following round of the High School Baseball Invitational Tournament, striving to reach the finals at the legendary Hanshin Koushien Stadium.

In "Pandora in the Crimson Shell," Nene Nanakorobi, an energetic full-body cyborg who desires global peace, meets inventor Uzal Delilah aboard a cruise ship heading toward the tranquil Cenancle Island. They quickly become friends with Clarion, a feline combat android who accompanies Uzal. Their bond is tested when terrorists attack the island. To protect Uzal, Nene receives the Pandora Device, originally housed inside Clarion, granting her the ability to instantly master complex skills, though Uzal appears to die in the incident. The pair then carry out various missions, such as rescuing children from burning malls and apprehending criminals, all in pursuit of world peace. Their efforts are further complicated by B.U.E.R., a sentient laser disguised as a deformed teddy bear with unpredictable power and crude behavior, posing a constant danger. Adding to their troubles, Takumi Korobase, Nene’s guardian and a genius inventor, becomes obsessed with obtaining B.U.E.R. As Nene and Clarion strive to protect the Pandora Device from enemies and uphold their idealistic goals, the mounting pressure threatens to break their newly formed partnership.

Chosen by the deity Origin of the Church, Flum Apricot—a simple country girl—is recruited into the hero’s party to fight demons. But her sole innate ability, Reversal, proves useless in battle, prompting the party’s sage, Jean Inteige, to view her as a burden. He eventually sells her to a human trafficker. Locked in the trafficker’s grim dungeon, Flum sinks into despair until desperation sparks a revelation: her power can transform the negative energy from cursed weapons into strength. Using this newfound ability, she kills her captor and escapes alongside another prisoner, Milkit. Now able to defend herself, Flum sets out on an adventure to build a happy life with Milkit, free from the Church’s dark schemes.

In the shadow of his famous detective brother Kiyotaka, Ayumu Narumi has always felt overshadowed. Two years after Kiyotaka's disappearance—which left behind only cryptic clues about the "Blade Children"—Ayumu is suddenly drawn into a far darker mystery. When a student at his school is found dead in what appears to be a suicide, the case quickly turns into a murder investigation, and Ayumu becomes the prime suspect. Determined to clear his name, he digs deeper into the case and finds himself entangled with the elusive Blade Children. These individuals seem to have a significant connection to Kiyotaka, and as Ayumu investigates further, he uncovers the grave threat they pose—and learns that his relationship with his brother is far more intricate and perilous than he ever imagined.

As the idol group Wake Up, Girls begins gaining popularity, they encounter a series of obstacles that challenge their determination. Members Mayu, Airi, Minami, Yoshino, Nanami, Kaya, and Miyu must deal with the uncertainty caused by their inexperienced manager, Matsuda, who leaves them vulnerable to shady individuals. The situation gets worse when Green Leaves' president disappears with most of the company's funds, and their new producer focuses on provocative swimwear instead of advancing their music career. With rumors about Mayu's past connection to a rival group spreading and internal conflicts threatening to tear the group apart, their success depends on their own ambition as well as the strength of their bonds and their shared passion for music.

Second season of Osomatsu-san.

Thirteen-year-old Hajime Yasaka moves to the countryside of Japan to live with his grandfather. On his way there, he stumbles into a café called Ark and is immediately smitten by a charming waitress, Sayoko "Arashi" Arashiyama. At first, Arashi barely notices him, but when she takes his hand, she feels a special connection between them. In truth, Arashi is no ordinary girl—she is the spirit of a young woman who died during World War II. Through physical contact with someone compatible, she can travel through time. Overjoyed to find someone who can unlock her powers, Arashi asks Hajime to help her rescue people caught in the war's destruction that led to her own death. Enchanted by Arashi, Hajime agrees without hesitation. As they explore her past, they learn that Arashi is not the only one who can travel through time.

In the world of Seven Knights Revolution: Eiyuu no Keishousha, legendary heroes once clashed with the forces of Destruction, their exploits becoming myth through the ages. Their power was later inherited by successors who carry on the duty of safeguarding the world. Among these successors is Faria, who rescues an ordinary boy named Nemo from Destruction. In that moment, Nemo unexpectedly awakens the power of a hero, becoming a successor himself. Yet the hero he embodies is an enigmatic figure with no recorded history, launching an epic journey that weaves together past and present.

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.

Following the intense end of the prefectural tournament, the Kazemai High School Kyudo Club has little time to rest. With the national championship on the horizon, the team is set on proving that their earlier win was no accident. Minato Narumiya, his love for kyudo rekindled, throws himself into rigorous practice alongside his devoted teammates. As the eagerly awaited tournament draws near, the members of the Kazemai kyudo club strive to keep their eyes on the prize. But when former rivals come back as tough competitors, the boys realize that capturing the national title will demand even more resolve and effort than they have ever put forth.

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?

Second season of 7 Seeds.

In "Mistress Kanan is Devilishly Easy," Kanan, a demon, travels to the human world with the goal of devouring the most tempting treat—young human souls. She takes on the guise of a high school student to target Youji Kyougi, a seemingly ordinary boy. But her scheme takes a surprising twist; instead of eating him, Kanan forms a romantic pact with Youji. Having lived for millennia without experiencing love, she finds that managing the complexities of high school romance proves far more challenging than any hunt. Between awkward dates, accidental moments of closeness, and a flood of emotions, the once-confident demon grows more and more bewildered. This supernatural romantic comedy follows the misadventures of a lovestruck demon and the boy who was meant to be her prey, delivering a story that is both sweet and chaotic, filled with first-time experiences.

The story is set in the summer of 1907, the 40th year of the Meiji era. Fifteen-year-old Inako Momokawa, the second daughter of a sake brewer, lives in Kyoto's Fushimi district. Nothing she does ever turns out right, and she gets scolded by her father daily. Her only solace is the faith she puts in her prayers to the gods. One day at Fushimi Inari shrine, she encounters a carefree young man named Kihachi Sakamoto. He dismisses the gods and boasts about the coming age of electricity. Suddenly, marriage becomes a topic in Inako's household. Her father unilaterally decides everything for her, and Inako is on the verge of losing hope. At that moment, Kihachi draws out Inako's true desire to flee her family. The sole way to stop her marriage is to find an unusual book known as the "Electricity Catalog." This book is a prediction about electricity that Kihachi wrote as a child, but his older brother Seiroku took it, and its present location is unknown. Together, Inako and Kihachi search for the book across Kyoto and Shiga prefectures.

In 2004 AD, 12-year-old Fuyuki Hinata dreams of chaos filling the skies with UFOs piloted by mysterious frog-like aliens. Meanwhile, Sergeant Keroro, assigned to lead an advance team for the Keronian invasion of Earth—known to them as Pekopon—starts his mission by sneaking into the Hinata household. After overpowering Fuyuki and his sister, Keroro intends to regroup with his team and return to their mothership to fix his crucial invasion device, the Kero Ball. But he finds that his unit has been abandoned due to an unexpected problem that forced the other Keronians to flee. Now marooned on Earth, Keroro must stay at the Hinata home with Fuyuki, the curious and wide-eyed boy; his athletic and hot-tempered sister Natsumi; and their hardworking and charming mother Aki. With no immediate way back to Keron, Keroro and his crew spend their days plotting schemes for world domination, only to be foiled by a series of unpredictable events. Despite these setbacks, living among humans gradually makes Keroro and his team see them as friends and allies, forging humorous and meaningful bonds that enrich their lives on Earth.

After conquering the six lower levels and defeating each Floor Master, Hakuno Kishinami and Saber ascend to the highest point of the Moon Cell in Fate/Extra: Last Encore - Illustrias Geocentric Theory. Their final opponent is Leonardo B. Harwey, the most powerful Master ever recorded in the Holy Grail War and the reigning champion, widely admired. When they arrive in a field of flowers spread across floating islands, Hakuno, Saber, and Rin Toosaka encounter a mysterious figure in a hood tending to the blooms. Saber instantly readies her weapon against the cloaked man, who introduces himself as Prince Gawain, the Platinum Saber and a Knight of the Round Table. Gawain, however, declares he has no desire to fight, prompting the group to consider the many possible outcomes of the Holy Grail. Hakuno resolves to return the Moon Cell to its original purpose. Their conversation is interrupted by a distant noise echoing through the air. Recognizing its significance, Gawain warns them that time is running short. He then guides them to the final arena, where the two Sabers will clash in a decisive battle that will decide humanity's fate.

The defenders successfully pushed back the Ends' assault on Verlina, but the war continues to escalate. As the monstrous armies reorganize, the Black King strengthens his hold over the regions he has seized. Fresh clashes break out across Orte, with human forces fighting to maintain their authority over demi-humans who have endured long oppression. With each passing day, the Ends grow more powerful, while Toyohisa Shimazu lies unconscious, badly wounded in the Battle of Verlina. Facing these mounting dangers, humanity's future hangs in a perilous balance.

In "Blue Exorcist: The Blue Night Saga," Rin Okumura has consistently avoided learning about his parentage and origins, in stark contrast to his twin, Yukio. Mephisto Pheles, the master of time, presents Rin with a key that sends him forty years into the past, to when his deceased mother, Yuri Frederick Egin, was still a young girl. Under Mephisto's guidance, Rin follows Yuri throughout her childhood and adolescence as she becomes a trained exorcist. During his journey through the past, Rin comes across Shirou Fujimoto, the man who will eventually adopt both him and Yukio. By observing Yuri and Shirou's lives, Rin sees the first manifestations of Satan, his biological father, and the disturbing events taking place inside the elite Section 13 of the True Cross Order. Yuri's deep emotional and spiritual link to Satan drives Rin to uncover the secrets behind the most catastrophic event in exorcist history and the critical day of his and Yukio's birth—the Blue Night.

During high school, many students spend their time daydreaming, but after graduation, real-world duties like managing money and attending college take over. Even with these demands, Midori Nagumo keeps up her fantasies as she starts her college life, choosing to enjoy herself rather than focus on her responsibilities. Her so-called best friend, Niikura, is the complete opposite with her relaxed attitude, aiming to become a photographer after finishing college. Despite her goals, Niikura often gets caught up in Midori's schemes, leading to run-ins with Wako Izumi, another student known for her unpredictable yet enthusiastic way of taking photos, capturing anything that catches her interest. The three end up sharing an apartment in the busy city of City, where they deal with everyday life while facing a series of strange and unexpected events.

Yukinari has always been short for his age and has suffered from bullying and mistreatment by girls throughout his life. By the time he reaches high school, this has led to an unusual condition: any contact with girls—or even their proximity—causes him to break out in hives. So it comes as a great shock when he is suddenly whisked away to the city of Seiren, located on a mystical world that orbits Earth invisibly. This world is inhabited mostly by women, with very few men. Luckily, he meets a new friend, Miharu-chan, whose touch inexplicably does not trigger his reaction.

In the world of "Shigofumi: Letters from the Departed," unexpressed emotions during life give rise to shigofumi—letters sent from the dead to the living. When someone passes away with intense feelings, whether of love, longing, or resentment, they may leave behind a shigofumi. The reserved and enigmatic Fumika is tasked with delivering these messages. Accompanied by her sentient magical staff, Kanaka, she ensures each shigofumi reaches its intended recipient, even when they might prefer to avoid its revelations. Through her work, Fumika encounters the grief of both the deceased and the living, uncovering their hidden truths. Yet, the details of her own past remain unknown. Before becoming a bearer of shigofumi, who was Fumika?

In "Magical☆Shopping Arcade Abenobashi," preteen Satoshi "Sasshi" Imamiya is going through a tough time after losing his cherished card collection and learning his childhood friend Arumi Asahina is moving away. Their personal troubles intensify when they unexpectedly find themselves traveling through a series of fantastic realms filled with sci-fi elements, magic, and conflict. Each attempt to escape only pulls them deeper into these bizarre dimensions, which are actually twisted versions of their own neighborhood. Guiding them are two enigmatic figures: the voluptuous Mune-mune and the elusive blue-haired Eutus, who may hold the key to their return. As Sasshi and Arumi journey through this whimsical adventure, they uncover a story spanning many years, leading them to wonder if going back to their old lives is truly what they want.

After winning the ensemble contest, the Kitauji High School concert band sets its sights on earning a gold medal at the national competition. As a third-year student and club president, Kumiko Oumae views this as her final opportunity to achieve success before graduating. She wrestles with a mix of excitement and anxiety, questioning her own ability to lead. Under these circumstances, Kumiko meets Mayu Kuroe, a transfer student who is both gentle and exceptionally skilled on the euphonium. Mayu previously played for the nationally renowned Seira Girls' School concert band. Although Mayu is welcomed warmly, Kumiko senses something inexplicable from their encounter. With new members joining and various initiatives underway, the club, driven by their strong yearning for gold, discovers what is truly necessary to perform at the national level.

Pacifica Casull, a child of royal blood, is branded the "Scrapped Princess" after a dire prophecy foretells she will bring about the world's destruction on her sixteenth birthday. Rather than being put to death, she is spared by her loving family and protected by her adoptive older siblings, Shannon and Raquel Casull. But when the followers of the deity Mauser learn she still lives, they demand her death, forcing Pacifica to flee for her survival. Facing hostility from the church, the nobility, and ordinary people alike, the siblings struggle to escape the grim fate Pacifica is destined to unleash upon the world, questioning whether her life is worth the potential annihilation of the planet. As Pacifica's sixteenth birthday draws near, the mystery surrounding the Scrapped Princess and the hidden truths of their world begin to come to light.

Having moved on to college, Koyomi Araragi—once a high school senior who aided local girls with supernatural troubles—now leaves his friends to handle new monster-related issues independently. Yotsugi Ononoki, originally a human corpse currently reanimated as a living doll, moves in with Araragi's family to care for his younger sister Tsukihi, who conceals a hidden mystical power. Assuming Araragi's role as an occult specialist, Yotsugi begins offering assistance to others in the community facing supernatural problems. Among those she aids is Nadeko Sengoku, a middle-school student recovering from her own paranormal encounter. She avoids attending school and stays home, concentrating on her aspiration to become a professional manga artist. To speed up her artistic growth, Yotsugi persuades Nadeko to generate four clones, each embodying a different aspect of her personality. But these clones rebel, fleeing into the town and causing chaos. With her identity fragmented, Nadeko starts a journey to retrieve her clones and resolve her inner conflicts.

The global rise in demonic activity, driven by the Illuminati’s malevolent actions, forces the Vatican Headquarters to move up the schedule for the annual Exorcist Certification Exam, aiming to recruit more exorcists. Arriving directly from the Vatican, Lewin "Lightning" Light, one of the most formidable exorcists, comes to True Cross Academy to help prepare the students for the exam. His exceptional skill and ease in performing exorcisms reignite Ryuuji "Bon" Suguro’s motivation, which had previously waned, and unexpectedly, Lewin takes Bon on as an apprentice. Amid the escalating crisis, Rin and Yukio Okumura, twin brothers, are sent to search for the missing exorcist Shura Kirigakure. Shura is believed to be bound by an ancient contract with a powerful, immortal demon, hiding deep within the treacherous, snow-covered mountains of Aomori Prefecture.

In Big Windup!, Ren Mihashi was the ace pitcher for his middle school baseball team, but his weak throws led to constant losses. The defeats caused harassment from his teammates, who eventually gave up on winning. As a result, Mihashi graduated with very low self-esteem. To escape his past, he enrolls in a high school in another prefecture, intending to stay away from baseball. However, at Nishiura High, he is compelled to join the newly formed baseball team as their starting pitcher. Despite his initial reluctance, Mihashi starts to feel accepted for who he is at Nishiura. Under the encouragement of catcher Takaya Abe, he slowly builds confidence in his abilities. Abe, seeing Mihashi's hidden talent, aims to help him grow into a pitcher deserving of the "ace" title.

Koyuki "Koyun" Hikawa is a high school student whose aloof and intimidating demeanor hides deep insecurities and a habit of overthinking, both rooted in difficult experiences from middle school. A chance meeting with Minato Amamiya and Youta Hino begins to shift her outlook. Like her friend Miki Azumi, these two boys are not afraid to interact with Koyun and recognize the person beneath her hard shell. As Koyun spends more time with Miki, Minato, and Youta, she struggles to reconcile her growing sense of happiness with her fear of forming close ties. Each member of this emerging friend group bears their own personal struggles. Still, as they move through high school together, Koyun and her companions gradually open their hearts and fully embrace their youth.

A decade after the Bubble War, the gap between the wealthy and the poor has grown increasingly stark worldwide, and Japan is no exception. The rich pursue the fulfillment of their desires and personal pleasure, and Tokyo has become a city shaped by this pursuit. Saiga, a former war photographer, now works for Hibara Ginza in the capitalist state of Tokyo. He infiltrates the Roppongi Club, a secretive facility located in the city's red-light district, in order to gather intelligence on them. However, he is caught during the operation and brought before a girl named Kagura, who is in the middle of a ritual. His contact with Kagura awakens a unique ability within him: the power to cause things to explode when he photographs them. To uncover the truth behind the Roppongi Club and Kagura, Saiga begins his solitary fight.

Mido Ban and Amano Ginji are the Get Backers, a duo famous for their perfect success rate when it comes to recovering lost or stolen goods. Even though they possess remarkable skills and maintain upbeat personalities, they consistently face money troubles because not many people are willing to pay for their services. This forces Ban and Ginji to take on risky jobs, which regularly brings them back into contact with their old and dangerous acquaintances.

Boogiepop is a legendary shinigami said to exist unseen. Five years ago, a series of brutal murders caused widespread fear, with some students blaming those deaths on this supposed god of death. Now, as strange events again disturb the students at Hijiridani High School and Shinyo Academy, rumors of the mysterious Boogiepop come back. These stories being spread may hold fragments of truth or point to a reality far darker than people understand.

In Girls Bravo, Yukinari is a high school boy who is short in stature and constantly bullied by girls, and he has a peculiar condition: he breaks out in hives whenever any female touches or approaches him. His life is turned upside down when he is inexplicably transported to Seiren, a hidden magical city orbiting Earth that is mostly inhabited by women, with men being extremely rare. In this new setting, Yukinari meets Miharu-chan, a friend whose presence does not trigger his allergic reaction, a phenomenon that has no immediate explanation.

Shuuzou "Shuu" Matsutani leads an ordinary, peaceful existence filled with friendships, a crush on a girl, and kendo practice. After a disappointing defeat in a kendo match, he climbs a smokestack to watch the sunset and meets Lala-Ru, a quiet blue-haired girl wearing an unusual pendant. Although she ignores him, Shuu tries to connect with her. His hopeful mood shatters when a woman accompanied by two serpent-like machines appears to capture Lala-Ru. Shuu attempts to rescue her but is instead transported to a strange desert world. Focused on saving Lala-Ru, he endures brutal treatment from soldiers and learns she can control water using her pendant—a priceless ability in this arid land. However, the pendant goes missing, and Shuu becomes the main suspect. This grim tale follows Shuu through a dystopian wasteland as he suffers torture, hunger, and the horrors of war, all while clinging to his determination to protect the lonely girl he first saw on top of a smokestack.

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 "Nabari no Ou," Miharu Rokujou is a quiet and aloof 14-year-old with a subtle mischievous streak who possesses the highly sought-after ninja technique called "Shinrabanshou." This ability makes him a target for numerous ninja clans seeking to control the hidden world of Nabari. Protecting him are his classmate Kouichi Aizawa and his English teacher Thobari Durandal Kumohira, both members of the Banten ninja clan tasked with guarding Miharu. Despite his apparent indifference, Miharu initially refuses their invitation to join their ninja organization. But as the threats against him escalate, he comes to accept the necessity of their protection. As the story unfolds, Miharu becomes increasingly drawn into the conflict over who will rule Nabari.

In Tokyo, Rinka Urushiba works part-time as a waitress to help support her unemployed father. Her everyday life is interrupted when she spots a flying penguin. Chasing it to a rooftop, she notices other strange phenomena, including airborne goldfish, and runs into her classmate Kyoutarou Azuma, who can also see these oddities. After a goldfish passes through her body and she faints, Rinka awakens with the ability to phase through solid objects. Along with this new power, Rinka’s hair turns white whenever she uses it. Though initially reluctant, she decides to use her ability to help the city, taking on the alias of the "White Girl." Teaming up with Kyoutarou, who gains teleportation powers, Rinka starts tackling the city’s problems while fighting other espers with harmful intentions.

On her first day of junior high, Mato Kuroi quickly bonds with Yomi Takanashi. Though Yomi is taken aback by Mato's direct manner, they swiftly become close friends, spending nearly every day together. To mark their friendship, Mato gives Yomi a phone charm shaped like a blue star, matching the one she carries herself. As the two move into their second year, their relationship begins to shift. Placed in separate homerooms, Mato grows closer to Yuu Koutari, whom she meets through the basketball team. This new friendship drives a wedge between Mato and Yomi, eventually leading to Yomi's sudden disappearance. Meanwhile, Black★Rock Shooter is locked in combat with the Dead Master. Despite being enemies, the two share a connection that mirrors the bond between Mato and Yomi. As their fates intersect, it becomes apparent that Yomi's vanishing may be tied to the blue star charm—and to Black★Rock Shooter herself.

"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 Matsuno household live six nearly identical brothers: Osomatsu, the self-centered leader; Karamatsu, the manly one; Choromatsu, the sensible sibling; Ichimatsu, the pessimist; Juushimatsu, the energetic brother; and Todomatsu, the charmer. Though all are over 20, they remain idle and jobless, living as NEETs. On the rare occasions they manage to secure a job interview, their peculiar traits almost always result in instant rejection. As they pursue romantic relationships and try to find suitable careers, the Matsuno brothers' days are filled with unpredictable and often absurd adventures. Despite genuinely wanting to improve their social standing, that goal stays out of reach unless they can overcome the many challenges that come with being sextuplets.

At True Cross Academy, Rin Okumura notices early warning signs of a looming disaster: humans are starting to see the normally invisible entities that coexist with them in Assiah. At first, Rin sees this as a chance to make a new friend, but his brother Yukio feels the growing burden of responsibility. Already managing intense studies, exorcist missions, and teaching duties, Yukio keeps quiet about his recently awakened abilities, uncertain of their full nature or consequences. As Rin and his friends concentrate on getting ready for the coming Exorcist Certification Exam, the True Cross Order discovers that an artificial gateway to the demon realm of Gehenna is being constructed. The sheer scale and technical complexity of this portal imply they are dealing with the powerful and covert Illuminati organization. Heightening the danger, the Illuminati have planted three spies inside the True Cross Order, and one of them might be among the trainee exorcists meant to protect humanity from demon attacks.

In Okinawa, high schooler Kio Kakazu is living a normal life until he faints at his grandfather's memorial when he encounters Eris, a strange girl sporting cat ears. After waking up, Kio finds Eris mostly undressed next to him. She explains that she is an envoy from the planet Catia, sent to collect data on Earth and help build ties between their civilizations. Having been treated so warmly, Eris decides to move in with Kio's family. Their peaceful days are disrupted when agents from several secret organizations, among them Kio's childhood friend Manami Kinjou, try to capture Eris. Determined that Eris will leave Earth with a favorable opinion of humans, Kio promises to protect her and prove to everyone that she poses no danger.

In the artificial sanctuary of Tsukimihara Academy—a school constructed by the Moon Cell system to host the next Holy Grail War—reside 256 souls projected from Earth, selected for their hidden potential to become "Masters." Among them, 128 are chosen to compete in the central contest and are granted a Servant. Following the selection, the Academy begins a purge to eliminate the others. Hakuno Kishinami regains consciousness lying in a pool of his own blood, determined not to die. Driven by an inexplicable fury, he swears to survive. While fleeing a relentless pursuer, he discovers a crimson sword stuck in the ground; upon pulling it out, he calls forth his Servant, Saber, who destroys the enemy amidst a shower of rose petals. Armed with his newfound power, Hakuno sets out on a journey to reach the core of the Moon Cell, the Angelica Cage, where he hopes to uncover the mystery of this manufactured world and the truths behind his bloody past.

In "Dance in the Vampire Bund," Mina Tepes, the ruler of the vampires, publicly announces the existence of vampires on live television and proposes establishing a sanctuary in Japan called the Vampire Bund. Using her family's immense wealth, she settles the country's debts and secures the rights to build a haven for vampires. However, her declaration sparks opposition from humans who doubt her intentions for peace. Akira Kaburagi, a skeptic of vampires, feels uneasy when discussions about them arise, though he cannot explain why. Living a carefree life since suffering a head injury a year prior, Akira's world changes when he meets Mina, who awakens his buried memories and compels him to protect her without knowing the reasons. Unbeknownst to Akira, he holds an extraordinary secret: he is a werewolf, destined from birth to safeguard the vampire queen at the cost of his own existence. As Mina and Akira navigate the dangerous environment of the Vampire Bund, they uncover the deep nature of their bond.

Ten years ago, a fairy named Daisy appeared before young Eiji Hoshimiya and asked him to make his single most heartfelt wish. Though the content of that wish remains unknown, it triggered a massive catastrophe called the Great Destruction, which caused widespread ruin and countless deaths. Now a high school student, Eiji's main concern is the health of his sick sister. He has no memory of the wish he made, only that it caused the Great Destruction. After that disaster, many other people gained the power to manifest their deepest desires, known as Orders. Society views these individuals with fear and hatred. Some Orders are now hunting Eiji, seeking revenge for those who died because of his actions. Can Eiji survive these relentless attacks on his life? The central mystery still remains: what was his wish, and what drove him to make such a fateful choice?

In "Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!: Sparkling... Slapstick Noel," Yuuta Togashi and Rikka Takanashi are now a couple, but their shyness keeps them from moving their relationship forward. Seeking guidance, Rikka turns to her class representative, Shinka Nibutani, who suggests they strengthen their connection during the Christmas season. Acting on a hint from Yuuta’s friend, Makoto Isshiki, they organize a Christmas party at Sanae Dekomori’s home. At the party, Yuuta notices Rikka is missing and goes to look for her. He finds that both Rikka and Sanae have drunk alcohol and are behaving oddly. How will this surprising development impact Yuuta and Rikka’s growing relationship?

In Japan, the government operates a secret unit called the Supernatural Disaster Countermeasures Division (SDCD), which works to protect the public from hidden threats. The team handles these dangers quietly, avoiding any public awareness. Their efforts are put at risk when a member betrays them. Kagura Tsuchimiya, who lost her mother years ago, finds a new home with the Isayama family and develops a deep, sisterly bond with their daughter, Yomi. As they grow older, both join the SDCD as skilled exorcists. Despite their early closeness, the growing demands of their sacred duty and unresolved family problems create a divide between them. One fully commits to her path as an exorcist, while the other falls into darkness, heading toward a journey with no hope of return.

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.

The increasingly absurd adventures at Wagnaria continue, with even more outlandish situations, evolving relationships among the staff, and budding romantic tensions. Souta Takanashi and the rest of the quirky crew gain new faces: Haruna, the long-lost spouse of Hyougo Otoo, who has a tendency to get completely lost in the sewers; Kirio Yamada, Aoi's older brother, who can withstand Mahiru Inami's powerful punches without flinching; and the constantly quarreling twins Youhei and Mitsuki Mashiba, who are underclassmen of Kyouko Shirafuji. Get ready for more laughs, romance, and disorder at the Wagnaria family restaurant!

In the perpetually dark underground city of Lux, its inhabitants live under constant fear, dominated by the oppressive rule of rival criminal factions. Cut off from the world above, these groups only interact through the extraction of "raffia," the mineral that sustains Lux's existence. This unique substance, found only in Lux, is crucial for "texhnolyze" operations, which allow people to replace their body parts with cybernetic limbs that do not trigger immune rejection. The mysterious "Class" organization researches these transplants and controls raffia production, granting executive power to Organo, a group led by Keigo Oonishi, who has texhnolyzed legs and is said to hear the "voice of the city." Lux's fragile balance of power shatters when an enigmatic stranger, Kazuho Yoshii, instigates a series of crimes that spark conflicts among the gangs. In the resulting turmoil, new figures emerge: Ichise, a former boxer who was crippled by Organo and recently fitted with texhnolyzed limbs by Eriko "Doc" Kamata; and Ran, a young florist who possesses the ability of foresight. As Lux descends into chaos, both Ichise and Ran find themselves at the center of the city's most severe crisis yet.

In Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu, Sergeant Sousuke Sagara is tasked with protecting Kaname Chidori, a high-value military asset, while she attends Jindai High School. His poor grasp of social conventions and everyday civilian life triggers a series of humorous and perilous incidents that disrupt the tranquil school atmosphere Kaname values. Sousuke resorts to an array of weapons to handle both actual and imagined dangers, while Kaname struggles to fulfill her role as student council vice president and rein in his over-the-top behavior. On certain missions, Sousuke dons a disguise as the popular theme park mascot, Bonta-kun, turning the outfit into a high-tech exoskeleton, though it has one flaw—the voice synthesizer only produces the sound "mofu." The story follows the pair's attempts to maintain a typical school life amid the turmoil they unintentionally create.

Raul Chaser dreamed of becoming a hero and defeating the Demon King, so he enrolled in the Hero Training Program. But after the Demon King was vanquished and peace returned, the program was suspended indefinitely, dashing the hopes of would‑be heroes like Raul. Two years have passed, and Raul now works grudgingly at a small electronics store called Magic Shop Leon. Bored with his routine job, his life changes dramatically when a new employee arrives. At first seeming like a charming young boy, the newcomer is actually Fino Bloodstone, a demon girl and the daughter of the late Demon King. As Raul becomes her trainer, his once‑dull days turn into anything but ordinary.

In the heart of America, the streets are ruled by the mafia, where assassinations are a frequent occurrence. These violent acts are often the work of Inferno, a clandestine group that utilizes their almost invincible human weapon called "Phantom." One fateful day, a Japanese traveler unwittingly witnesses one of Phantom's hits. Fearing for his life, he seeks safety in an abandoned building. However, he is captured by Ein, the young female identity behind Phantom, and Scythe Master, the head of Inferno. The traveler undergoes a brutal brainwashing process and is subsequently rechristened as Zwei. Now a mindless pawn of Inferno, Zwei finds himself immersed in a world of deceit, treachery, and violence. His journey to survival is fraught with danger, with each moment threatening his very existence. Yet, deep down, he holds onto the hope of reclaiming his lost memories and escaping the grip of his manipulated reality.

The CH Postal Company receives a request from renowned opera singer Irma Felice to draft a love letter. Violet Evergarden is assigned the task and goes to meet with Irma to compose the letter. However, Irma gives minimal direction and instead encourages Violet to draw from her own emotions. Despite Violet's numerous attempts, each version of the letter is rejected by Irma. Seeking guidance, Violet consults her colleagues, who each try writing their own love letters as examples. Still, none satisfy Irma's expectations. Desperate for a breakthrough, Violet implores Irma to reveal her true sentiments, hoping to uncover what is missing. Will Violet, as an Auto Memory Doll, manage to articulate Irma's feelings accurately?

Kou Ichinomiya, the wealthy son of a successful businessman, lives by a strict rule: he never wants to be indebted to anyone. His life changes abruptly when a group of mischievous kids knocks him off Arakawa Bridge into the river. A mysterious stranger pulls him out, leaving him in the stranger’s debt. Determined to repay the favor, Kou tries to fulfill his obligation but ends up in an even worse situation. The rescuer is Nino, a stoic girl in a tracksuit who is homeless and lives in a makeshift shelter beneath the bridge. She has one desire: to experience what love feels like. When she asks Kou to become her boyfriend, he reluctantly agrees, abandoning his luxurious life to start over with Nino under the bridge.

In their final year of high school, Jirou Yakuin holds strong feelings for his childhood friend and classmate Shiori Sakurazaka. He looks forward to the marriage practical, a school activity where students are randomly assigned as pretend married couples to evaluate their compatibility, earning points based on how close they become. Meanwhile, the energetic Akari Watanabe hopes to be matched with her own crush, the popular and handsome Minami Tenjin. To their disappointment, Jirou and Akari end up paired together, while Shiori and Minami are matched as a couple. Determined to win over their respective crushes, Jirou and Akari strive to accumulate points, knowing that the top ten scoring couples will get the opportunity to exchange partners, provided everyone involved agrees.

Due to his fondness for cute and small things, Souta Takanashi cannot resist Popura Taneshima's invitation to join her at Wagnaria, a family restaurant in Hokkaido. He especially enjoys caring for the mature but youthful-looking Popura, which only heightens her anxiety about looking so young. As he gets to know his coworkers, Takanashi learns to stay alert. The group includes the sword-carrying floor chief Yachiyo Todoroki, the formidable head chef Jun Satou, the cunning and slightly sadistic sous chef Hiroomi Souma, the stubbornly idle manager Kyouko Shirafuji, and the waitress Mahiru Inami, who has a severe fear of men. With its unique cast, Working!! is a notable workplace comedy that depicts the lively events at Wagnaria. Through the interactions of Takanashi and his colorful colleagues, the show is filled with endless jokes, pranks, and laughter.

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.

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.

After becoming involved with the vibrant Haruhi Suzumiya and her SOS Brigade, Kyon finds himself swept up in a succession of extraordinary adventures. Formerly a skeptic regarding the supernatural, he now routinely faces inexplicable phenomena. Together with the timid Mikuru Asahina, the detached Yuki Nagato, and the perpetually upbeat Itsuki Koizumi, Kyon encounters occurrences that defy rational explanation. Be it during summer vacation or at a school festival, any event organized by the club inevitably takes an eccentric twist, all due to Haruhi's influence.

At the 1600 Battle of Sekigahara, Toyohisa Shimazu commands the rearguard of his retreating forces until he sustains a critical injury. He awakens in a stark, futuristic white corridor where he encounters a composed individual named Murasaki, who guides him through one of many doors into a mysterious realm populated by mythical creatures and historical figures long thought deceased. Toyohisa quickly forges an alliance with the notorious warlord Nobunaga Oda and the renowned archer Yoichi Suketaka Nasu. Together, they discover that this world is ravaged by political strife. The trio learns they have been summoned as Drifters to oppose the Ends, the force responsible for establishing the Orte Empire and seeking the Drifters' destruction. As the Ends' influence expands, the Empire intensifies its oppression of elves and other demihumans. Toyohisa and his diverse band of heroes now face a new global conflict: liberating the Empire's subjugated populations while battling the Ends, who strive to seize total control of the land.

On a chilly December morning, Kyon arrives at school anticipating another adventure with his SOS Brigade companions. Instead, he is shocked to discover a drastically altered reality: Haruhi Suzumiya and Itsuki Koizumi have vanished; Mikuru Asahina has no recollection of him; Yuki Nagato seems to be an ordinary human; and Ryouko Asakura has inexplicably returned. Although accustomed to the extraordinary, Kyon is deeply unsettled by these shifts and resolves to investigate independently. Recognizing that he is the sole individual retaining memories of the former reality, Kyon faces a critical choice: accept the mundane existence he once desired or attempt to reverse time to restore his chaotic yet familiar world.

Lucky☆Star chronicles the daily experiences of four delightful high school girls: the laid-back otaku Konata Izumi, the gentle and soft-spoken Tsukasa Hiiragi, her more assertive twin sister Kagami, and the knowledgeable, polite Miyuki Takara. Their vibrant and unique bond grows stronger as they share witty commentary on various aspects of life, ranging from Japanese customs and the intricacies of otaku culture to academic pursuits and culinary endeavors. No subject is too mundane or too complex for their inquisitive and humorous scrutiny.

Haruyuki Arita, a middle school student who endures frequent bullying and finds refuge in online gaming, sees his world upended when Kuroyukihime, the popular vice president of the student council and a top player in his favorite game, claims the number one spot on the leaderboard. Summoned to the student lounge, Haruyuki is introduced by Kuroyukihime to Brain Burst, a program that amplifies brain function and generates a virtual battlefield where time appears to stand still. In this realm, players accumulate acceleration points through combat, but losing all points results in permanent deletion from the system. Kuroyukihime enlists Haruyuki's aid to locate the program's creator and uncover its true intent. Their mission requires confronting the Six Kings of Pure Color, the formidable leaders of various factions, and ascending to level 10. Following Kuroyukihime's intervention to halt his tormentors, Haruyuki accepts her offer, launching their shared journey toward the pinnacle of Accel World.

As the new school year commences, the senior members of the Light Music Club have entered their third year, leaving Azusa Nakano as the sole second-year student. Concerned about the club's future after graduation, the seniors attempt to recruit new underclassmen. Their strategies range from distributing flyers and inviting prospects to the clubroom to performing at the orientation event, yet no one shows any interest. While heading to the clubroom, Azusa overhears Yui Hirasawa expressing contentment with the current five-member lineup, remarking that they can still enjoy themselves regardless of their numbers. Inspired by Yui's words, Azusa stops fixating on immediate recruitment. K-On!! continues to chronicle the daily lives of the Light Music Club members as they navigate their final year of high school. Whether preparing for performances or simply spending time together, the group strives to make this year unforgettable.

Following his recovery from a vampire incident and various encounters with girls entangled in supernatural events, Koyomi Araragi faces a new bizarre predicament in Nisemonogatari. One morning, he awakens to find himself bound and kidnapped by his girlfriend, Hitagi Senjougahara. She has imprisoned him to shield him from Deishuu Kaiki, a con artist who previously defrauded Hitagi's family and has now drawn Koyomi's sister, Karen, into a dangerous conflict. Upon receiving a desperate call from Karen, however, Araragi breaks free to attempt her rescue. Concurrently, Koyomi's other sister, Tsukihi, grapples with her own troubles. As two enigmatic women enter their lives, Koyomi struggles to discern their true motives while bracing for startling revelations concerning his family that are poised to emerge.

Ryuu Yamada enters his second year at Suzaku High with hopes of leaving his delinquent past behind, yet he quickly reverts to skipping classes, fighting, and failing grades. Following another summons to the principal's office, he accidentally collides with Urara Shiraishi, an honor student, and a clumsy kiss results in their bodies temporarily swapping. As Ryuu and Urara navigate the complications and possibilities of this mysterious power, they are approached by Toranosuke Miyamura. As the sole member of the Supernatural Studies Club and a student council officer, Miyamura reveals he knows their secret and invites them to join. Together with Miyabi Itou, an eccentric student obsessed with the paranormal, they embark on a quest to uncover the legend of Suzaku High's Seven Witches: seven female students whose unique abilities activate through a kiss. The Supernatural Studies Club launches its inaugural mission to locate all seven witches.

Following the Fourth Shinobi World War, Konohagakure basks in an era of peace, prosperity, and technological advancement, secured by the Allied Shinobi Forces and steered by the Seventh Hokage, Naruto Uzumaki. The village has transformed into a thriving metropolis, and the shinobi lifestyle has adapted accordingly. Guided by Naruto and his veteran comrades, a fresh generation of ninjas trains to uphold the legacy of those who came before. Boruto Uzumaki, son of the Seventh Hokage, frequently finds himself in the public eye. Though he mirrors his father's boldness and determination, Boruto is also a gifted individual capable of achieving great feats with the backing of his peers. However, these abilities have nurtured his arrogance and ignited a fierce ambition to surpass Naruto, a drive that, coupled with his father's demanding duties, strains their bond. Yet, a shadowy presence lurking within the village threatens to disrupt Boruto's carefree existence. As new allies and familiar faces cross paths with Boruto, a new tale begins to unfold.

Most people dismiss the existence of aliens, time travelers, and espers, and high school student Kyon is no different. However, his mundane outlook is shattered from the first day of school by Haruhi Suzumiya, a girl intent on reshaping his perception of reality. During class introductions, Haruhi explicitly states her disdain for ordinary life and her burning desire to encounter supernatural entities. Unable to find an existing club focused on the paranormal, she impulsively establishes the "Spreading FUN throughout the School with Haruhi Suzumiya Club," widely known as the SOS Brigade. Haruhi then enlists Kyon alongside three others: the quiet, bookish Yuki Nagato; the shy upperclassman Mikuru Asahina; and the perpetually cheerful Itsuki Koizumi. While they seem unremarkable, each member conceals secrets tied to Haruhi's extraordinary nature. Thrown into her chaotic universe, Kyon joins the SOS Brigade and embarks on numerous adventures that slowly unveil the true essence of their enigmatic leader.

This series chronicles the daily escapades of three high school friends and classmates: Mio Naganohara, Yuuko Aioi, and Mai Minakami. Their routines become entangled with those of the child prodigy Hakase Shinonome, her robotic assistant Nano, and their feline companion Sakamoto. For these six individuals and their broader circle of acquaintances, every day blends mundane tranquility with utter chaos. Incidents span the ordinary, such as attending school, to the bizarre, including being pecked by a talking crow or witnessing the principal suplex a deer. Through these events, Nichijou depicts a life that is simultaneously strangely normal and entirely unconventional.

Hirasawa Yui, a carefree girl beginning high school, is immediately captivated upon seeing a flyer for the "Light Music Club." Acting on her impulsive nature, she signs up without hesitation, only to realize she cannot play any instrument. When she visits the clubroom to explain her predicament, she meets the existing members: Ritsu, Mio, and Tsumugi. Although disappointed by Yui's total lack of musical ability, they encourage her to stay in hopes of preventing the club's closure. After playing a brief piece that reignites Yui's interest, they successfully convince her to remain, gaining both a new member and a guitarist. As Yui attempts to balance schoolwork with practice, she learns the guitar with her bandmates' assistance, encountering numerous clumsy moments along the way. With the school festival approaching and Yui struggling to keep pace with her training, will the Light Music Club be ready for their debut performance?

In Clannad: After Story, Tomoya Okazaki and Nagisa Furukawa have graduated high school and must now confront the harsh realities of adulthood. While Tomoya struggles to find his direction, he comes to understand the value of perseverance and learns to cherish Nagisa's steadfast support. United by their mutual resolve and aspirations, they strive to surmount individual hurdles, deepen their relationship, and forge new connections. Meanwhile, events unfold within the Imaginary World. As winter descends, blanketing the landscape in cold, the Imaginary Girl and the Garbage Doll face a significant trial that reveals the true purpose behind this world's existence.

A deadly virus eradicates everyone aged 13 and older, prompting previously concealed vampires to emerge and seize control by trading protection for human blood. Yuuichirou and Mikaela Hyakuya, two boys from an orphanage, are taken captive alongside their close circle of friends. Rejecting vampire rule, Mikaela orchestrates a breakout, but the scheme collapses, leaving Yuuichirou as the sole survivor. He is subsequently found by the Moon Demon Company, a Japanese military force committed to eradicating vampires. Years later, Yuuichirou enlists in the Japanese Imperial Demon Army, fueled entirely by his vow to avenge his family's murder at the hands of vampires. The true cost of his quest for revenge remains unknown.

In everyone's life, a phase arrives where one feels truly unique, perhaps imagining supernatural powers or claiming origins from another realm. This condition, known as "chunibyou," often results in some of the most awkward memories. Yuuta Togashi still bears the scars of his chunibyou days when he styled himself as the "Dark Flame Master" during junior high. To flee those memories, he chose a high school far away where no one would remember his past. He longs for a standard high school life, completely free from such eccentricities. Yet, his hopes are tested by Rikka Takanashi, a fellow student who declares herself the wielder of the "Wicked Eye." Her presence shatters his dream of a mundane existence, and as Yuuta struggles with his lingering delusions, a funny and touching story emerges of a young man attempting to move past his embarrassing history.

After four years of devastating warfare, the continent of Telesis begins to recover and rebuild. Violet Evergarden, a former soldier who knew only combat, was profoundly scarred by the conflict. Critically wounded in the final battle, she barely survived, clinging to the final words of her beloved commander—words she could not understand. Following a disagreement with her new caretakers, Violet finds work at CH Postal Services. There, she encounters an Auto Memory Doll, a professional who transcribes people's emotions and thoughts into written letters. Inspired by this role, Violet chooses to become an Auto Memory Doll herself. This new path takes her on a transformative journey, touching the lives of those she helps and leading to her own personal growth.

In The Future Diary, Yukiteru Amano is a quiet middle school student who records every aspect of his daily life in a digital diary on his phone. Feeling like an outsider at school, he frequently converses with his imaginary friends: Deus Ex Machina, the god of time and space, and Mur Mur, Deus' assistant. One day, Yukiteru notices his phone beginning to predict future events. Initially dismissing it as a coincidence, he soon realizes the predictions are accurate. As he starts utilizing this power, he discovers that his classmate Yuno Gasai possesses a similar device. Together, they manage to evade a mysterious pursuer and return home. There, Deus Ex Machina reveals that they, along with ten others, are now participants in a deadly game where the winner will become Deus Ex Machina's successor. With no other option, Yukiteru and Yuno must rely on their Future Diaries to survive and win the brutal competition.

Following two and a half years of intense training beyond the borders of Konohagakure, Naruto Uzumaki returns with a renewed resolve to achieve greater power. Meanwhile, the Akatsuki, a perilous group of elite rogue ninjas, advances its own plots, threatening the entire shinobi world. Though Naruto has matured and confronts fresh dangers, his spirited and youthful essence persists, now bolstered by heightened confidence and an unwavering commitment to safeguarding his friends and home. Regardless of the obstacles, he battles fiercely for what is most important, even at the cost of his life, as his path toward becoming Hokage continues.