Shogakukan

Episode 0 of Ikinuke! Bakusou! Kusohamu-chan!

The anime's debut marks the character's "birthday" as a stamp character for the LINE messaging app. The character is a hamster who originated from space. All 24 episodes were initially made available at no cost through the Manga ONE app and the official Kusohamu-chan YouTube channel for a 24-hour period.

This music video accompanies the song "Guruguru Live," performed by Tsukasa Yuzaki (voice actress Akari Kitou). The track also functions as the ending theme for the anime Tonikaku Kawaii: Joshikou-hen.

In the bizarre world of "Zettai Zetsumei Dangerous Jiisan," the main character, Grandpa Danger, is an unconventional hero. Famous for his tendency to tumble off cliffs, handling a principal with a severe inferiority complex, and sidestepping the perils of sleep, he stirs up turmoil wherever he appears. His behavior—including his copious snot and constant farting—drives his grandson to the brink and generates hilarious predicaments that promise laughs until you can't catch your breath.

B Rappers Street is a collaborative multimedia project from Shogakukan, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Sony Music Entertainment, and Sony Music Communications, centered on rap and hip-hop culture. The narrative follows Yo!Hey, a young boy who creates raps that align with the rhythm of his flatulence. The anime is set to air within the Ota-Suta ("Good Morning Star") children's television program, and the manga adaptation is planned for release in March.

The newest installment in the Pretty Series franchise marks a fresh chapter in the AiPri series. Note: Connections are tentative and will be updated as further details are revealed.

The 2019 installment of the Duel Masters anime picks up the story of Joe Kirifuda, the child of the legendary duelist Katta. Two years after his father left for the creature world, Joe and his mother relocate to a new town. As a young duelist who admires Western gunslingers, Joe sets off on his own quest to find his missing father.

Karuizawa Syndrome is an action comedy that revolves around a young man's ongoing sexual fantasies. The series features four distinct artistic styles: manga, super-deformed, realistic, and pencil-drawn.

At the center of a continent composed of eight kingdoms lies the Kingdom of Marronnier. Leading the nation is the female general Baribara, who has seven sons, each with a distinct personality. Sleepy, kind, sensitive to heat, sensitive to cold, gifted with animals, proud of his swordsmanship, and always hungry—the brothers possess very different traits, but they are united by a single goal: "Someday, we'll rescue a princess in a cool way!" Soon, the brothers set out for the seven neighboring kingdoms as ambassadors. What encounters, trials, and destinies await them in these unfamiliar lands? Set in a medieval-inspired fantasy world, this tale of romance and adventure begins.

Teppei and teammate Keisuke Honda aim for the FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil.

This movie compilation centers on the third year of the Touch series, making major alterations to the original plot. It adds new sequences and significant story revisions, along with the total removal of a key character.

The 29th installment of the Detective Conan film series. Conan, Ran, Sonoko, and Kogoro head to the Minato Mirai district of Yokohama alongside motorcycle enthusiast Masumi Sera to attend the Kanagawa Motorcycle Festival. Suddenly, a mysterious black motorcycle appears, leaping over the car carrying Conan and his companions. In pursuit is Chihaya Hagiwara of the Kanagawa Prefectural Police Traffic Mobile Unit—the "Goddess of the Wind" that Ran once witnessed. However, after a high-speed chase, Chihaya's motorcycle is destroyed, and she lets her target escape at the last moment. Arriving at the Yokohama festival venue, Conan and the others observe the unveiling of a new police motorcycle equipped with state-of-the-art technology, named "Angel." Meanwhile, reports surface that a rogue "black motorcycle" has now appeared in central Tokyo, evading the Metropolitan Police Department's pursuit. The motive behind the rampage remains unclear, but the vehicle's design closely resembles that of "Angel." Authorities dub the black Angel bike "Lucifer" and continue their chase.

In this educational Meitantei Conan OVA, the Shounen Tantei-dan (Junior Detective League) is conducting a school research project at the library when a mysterious email arrives. This email sends them on an entertaining scavenger hunt. The OVA was included with Shogakukan's Nijuuisseiki Kodomo Hyakka Kagaku-kan Dai 2-ban (WOW!) (21st Century Children's Encyclopedia Science Museum 2nd Edition (WOW!)). Its visuals combine animated characters with live-action settings.

Based on a seinen manga by Kikuchi Naoe and Yokomi Hirohiko that originally ran in IKKI, this work follows a premise where a female manga artist is ordered by her boss to accompany him and a travel writer on multiple train journeys across Japan, then produce a manga about the experience. The twist is that everything is completely real—the creator genuinely went on every trip described, and the manga simply documents what happened without any fictional additions. A brief disclaimer at the beginning states, "This is non-fiction, so I apologize for the lack of drama," and true to that, most of the content just shows them riding trains from station to station, waiting on platforms, and so on. The travel writer turns out to be an extreme train otaku with encyclopedic knowledge of the railway system, but he also micromanages every excursion, scheduling each moment to the second. His focus is entirely on sticking to the timetable and completing his planned objectives (for example, visiting every station on a line in a deliberately strange order to match infrequent train schedules). The mangaka has no real interest in trains; she is cynical, sarcastic, and somewhat lazy (her main anticipation is for the next eki-ben). He becomes fully enthusiastic only when the schedule holds, and the resulting clashes are quite amusing. Throughout, the story feels authentic—if you have ever traveled by train in Japan, the scenery, atmosphere, and overall vibe will be instantly recognizable—and the artist does an excellent job of pacing and applying small touches to keep it consistently engaging. In a recursive twist, some characters who appear in the manga (who are of course real people who actually showed up) do so because they read earlier chapters of the manga in real life. Additionally, you can learn about various obscure and interesting Japanese train lines and stations; some genuinely look impressive. Yet there is always a slightly surreal quality: all the trips are arranged by the train guy (whose goal is to visit all 9,843 stations in Japan), and he seems to treat everything as a checklist rather than something to enjoy. You also pick up some insight into train otaku culture; only this one guy is central to the story, but that culture remains a constant background presence.

The story follows an elementary school teacher who is so unintelligent that he cannot even write his own name. In his classroom, he does whatever he pleases. Furthermore, the way he looks implies that he might not actually be human.

A short story about Conan and the Detective Boys.

Fujio Akatsuka's classic gag manga "Tensai Bakabon," a foundational work in comedic manga, receives a new anime adaptation after 18 years, featuring an original storyline overseen by director Toru Hosokawa. The genius Bakabon and his household, famous for their signature line "This is how it should be," make a comeback alongside other quirky figures like Mr. Policeman, Rerere no Ojisan, and Eel-Dog, all placed in a contemporary environment. This latest version of "Bakabon," premiering a decade following Fujio Akatsuka's passing, occupies the late-night timeslot, reviving the well-known antics in a modern setting.

In "Ushio and Tora: Comically Deformed Theater," Ushio meets a strange purple monster that appears to be friendly. At the same time, Tora looks after a small kitten. The episode ends with a large chase sequence that brings together all the monsters from the OVA series.

A female ogre (oni) once gave birth to a child who looked human. Instead of having an ogre's horn, this infant came into the world holding a sword called "Onigirimaru" or Ogre Slayer. The child has no personal name and is known only by the name of that blade. Although his appearance is human, he is a pure ogre. Convinced that he will become human once all of his kind have vanished from the human world, he embarks on his destiny to eliminate every ogre. Even now, in the motherland of Japan, he continues to hunt down and slay ogres.

Tokyo Daigaku Monogatari follows Murakami Naoki, the valedictorian of his high school, who falls deeply in love with Mizuno Haruka. When he finally gathers the nerve to ask her out, she surprisingly agrees. Over the course of several months, their bond deepens, but the impending Tokyo University entrance exams threaten to drive them apart should only one of them pass.

Unsure of Tatsuya's feelings, Minami ponders.

The film centers on Ai Haibara's history and reimagines the Mystery Train storyline from the TV series, featuring the first encounter between Haibara and Conan. Additionally, it incorporates footage from the Kurogane no Submarine (Black Iron Submarine) film.

To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Weekly Shonen Sunday and the opening of the "Rumic World" Museum—a tribute to the manga career of Rumiko Takahashi—characters from Ranma 1/2, Urusei Yatsura, and Inuyasha unite in a special crossover short.

During a morning lesson, Nobita shares with his classmates strange events happening on the Moon, suggesting a Moon Rabbit is behind them, but nobody believes him. To demonstrate, he attempts to make rice cakes shaped like a rabbit, but accidentally strikes his teacher and ends up being punished. Looking for comfort, Nobita talks to Doraemon, who reluctantly uses the Divergent View Badge to generate a fake lunar environment. They mold a creature out of animal clay named Moonbit and go back home. Later, Nobita's mom asks him to collect Susuki grass for the upcoming Moon Viewing Festival. While out, he spots a mysterious boy who vanishes swiftly. The following day, a transfer student named Luca arrives in class, and Nobita realizes he is the same boy he saw earlier.

After finishing middle school, Tonbo Ooi departs from the secluded Tokara island and heads to Kumamoto to further develop her golf game. With guidance from her mentor Kazuyoshi Igarashi, she meets coach Hajime Udou as a potential trainee. At first, Tonbo struggles to demonstrate her abilities because of her unconventional technique and lack of familiarity with different golf clubs. Nevertheless, during her debut tournament, she astonishes everyone with her remarkable skills. Tonbo's showing grabs the attention of Hajime and others, resulting in her entry into the Kyushu Women's Championship. There, she goes up against both old rivals and fresh opponents, fully intent on carving out a place for herself in the professional golf world.

In Zoids Wild, Arashi joins forces with his partner, the Wild Liger, to take on the Death Metal Empire, commanded by Gallagher. The empire uses Zoids for domination and boasts a strong force that includes the Four Heavenly Kings. Driven by his father's legacy as a Zoid Hunter, Arashi aims to find the perfect Zoid to bond with. On his quest, Arashi forges a link with the Wild Liger and runs into Bacon and Team Supreme, who disclose information about the legendary Great Ancient Treasure Z.

In Doraemon: Nobita no Takarajima, the familiar characters journey to the Caribbean Sea, with Nobita acting as a ship captain who confronts his rivals. Shizuka is taken captive, and a violent storm blocks any chance of a quick rescue. When they reach the mysterious Treasure Island where Shizuka is being kept, the group finds that the island conceals many deeper secrets than originally expected.

Approximately 700 million years in the past, the entire Earth was encased in ice, transforming into a snowball planet. This frozen state persisted for countless millennia... In the present day, Doraemon and his companions embark on a cold and frosty quest for an adventure that promises to be even more thrilling, intense, and daring than any they have ever experienced!

In the town of Paparajuku, Yui holds a strong wish to be an idol, even though the chances seem stacked against her. Her friends often make fun of her ambitions. When the PriPara idol theme park opens in her town, along with the arrival of idol Laala from Parajuku, Yui's hopes are sparked once more. The park introduces new features, but a glitch prevents Laala from performing a PriPara Change.

Amid global tensions, US President Trap-kun decides to strengthen diplomatic relations by experiencing Japanese culture firsthand—he enrolls at an ordinary high school. Rather than studying traditional customs, he uses his charisma and authority to introduce himself to other students. With his extensive vocabulary, Trap-kun performs rap about the difficulties of being president and the various functions of his hair, gradually winning over Japanese teenagers' hearts.

In the twenty-eighth Detective Conan film, an old acquaintance of Kogoro Mouri reopens the investigation into the assault that left Inspector Yamato with a scarred face. This case draws in the Nagano police, the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, CSICE, and the PSB, with Conan Edogawa, the Detective Boys, and the Sleeping Detective playing key roles in a plot filled with assassination attempts. Set against Nagano’s harsh winter, Conan delves into the mystery of the incident from ten months ago that disfigured Yamato, along with subsequent murders and attempts on lives. With help from the Nagano police force, Mouri’s sharpshooting skills, and intelligence from the PSB, Conan works to uncover the truth behind these crimes.

Second season of Mix: Meisei Story.

According to the legend of Mermaid Forest, consuming mermaid flesh grants immortality—a reality Yuta, who has lived for five centuries, and his companion Mana know from experience. Yet most who attempt to gain this power either perish or become grotesque beings. Fifty-five years ago, Towa Kannagi received mermaid blood from her sister Sawa to cure a life-threatening illness. This left Towa eternally youthful except for her snow-white hair and a monstrous arm. Over the decades, she has longed to restore her body to normal, relying on blood transfusions from deceased youths with the help of Dr. Shiina. One day, Mana is mistakenly pronounced dead and taken to Towa for a transfusion. Realizing Mana is still alive, Towa must decide how far she is willing to go to heal herself. Can Yuta save Mana before it is too late?

Legend says that those who consume mermaid flesh gain eternal life. Yuta and Mana are living proof of this truth. They travel together from place to place, searching for meaning in their existence or perhaps even a way to reverse their condition. One day, they encounter Masato, a young boy who appears deeply afraid of his mother, Misa. To Yuta and Mana, the bond between mother and son seems disturbingly abnormal. What will unfold when the pair decides to uncover the dark secret that Masato and Misa are concealing? And what of the strange monster-like beings that have started to emerge?

A young man named Riddle suffers the tragic loss of all his companions and the world's ruin brought about by a secret organization called the "Box of Malice." Overcome by hopelessness, Riddle clings to a single idea: going back to a time before the catastrophe. After one thousand years, he manages to turn back time, vowing, "I'll prevent this from happening!" Equipped with the knowledge and skill of a lifetime, the Great Sage Riddle sets off on a fresh journey into the past.

The notorious Phantom Thief Kid has announced his intention to steal a treasured Japanese sword belonging to the Onoe family in Hakodate, Hokkaido. By chance, Conan and Heiji Hattori are already in Hakodate and are assigned to capture Kid. The Onoe collection includes items connected to the historical figure Toshizo Hijikata, who died in Hakodate. Why is Kid, who typically targets jewels, interested in this particular sword? At the same time, the Onoe family's attorney is found dead in the city's warehouse district, apparently killed by a Japanese sword. The primary suspect is an arms dealer and investor believed to be after the Onoe family's hidden treasure. The family patriarch's grandfather was deeply involved in wartime military production and is rumored to have concealed a powerful weapon in Hakodate—one capable of "changing the course of war." Could Kid be after this weapon? Amid these events, Heiji is also searching for the perfect moment to confess his feelings to Kazuha. The search for treasure unfolds against the backdrop of Hakodate's cherry blossoms, setting the stage for an exciting adventure.

Kazuyoshi Igarashi, a former professional golfer, relocates to Hinoshima Island to start a new chapter in his life, taking a position at the local development center. Expecting a quiet, rural setting, he is surprised to find a fully functional golf course built by the islanders, which turns the coastline into a shared golfing space. His amazement grows when he meets Tonbo Ooi, a young girl who plays exclusively with a challenging 3-iron club. Through his interactions with Tonbo and witnessing her remarkable abilities, Kazuyoshi rediscovers a renewed appreciation for golf and finds the true joy of the sport once again.

In the year 2089, eight decades after the first Space War reshaped the relationship between humans and the Zentraedi, the two species now coexist peacefully on Earth. A new danger emerges, however, when the Marduk, an alien race, appears within the Solar System. Hibiki Kanzaki, a rookie journalist working for SNN, finds himself covering the initial clash between the U.N. Spacy and the Marduk forces. During this encounter, he meets Ishtar, an "Emulator" whose singing amplifies the Marduk's combat abilities. Hibiki brings Ishtar to Earth so she can experience human life and culture. Alongside skilled Valkyrie pilot Silvie Gena, Hibiki and Ishtar must work together to find a way to stop the Marduk leader Ingues and prevent Earth's destruction.

In this OVA, Conan Edogawa and his classmates are given the task of creating a class report on a local business of their choosing. The Detective Boys decide on Detective Kogorou Mouri's office, viewing it as an ideal chance to gain insight into his profession. Instead of simply conducting an interview, Conan's friends want to fully experience Kogorou's daily routine. With a reluctant Conan and Ai Haibara joining them, they follow the renowned detective throughout an entire day. However, their surveillance quickly shifts from a routine observation to a dangerous situation as Kogorou's current case unexpectedly turns perilous.

In a tower where her father keeps her confined, Princess Arete spends her time gazing at the outside world through her window and occasionally slipping out to observe the everyday routines of ordinary townsfolk. Various knights vie for her hand and the throne by searching for enchanted artifacts left behind by a vanished race of sorcerers. Yet Arete feels no desire for such pursuits; she longs to mingle with commoners and explore far-off lands she has only encountered in the hidden books beneath her bed. One day, the sorcerer Boax arrives in a magnificent flying machine and proposes to marry her, declaring he will mold her into a true princess.

In "Puniru is a Kawaii Slime," the story revolves around the bond between Puniru, a slime, and Kotarou, a middle school student, until their friendship reaches a critical juncture. Kotarou Kawaii, a boy in his second year of middle school, finds that the slime he made back in elementary school has become alive. For seven years, Puniru has stayed by Kotarou's side as his companion. Yet during that time, major shifts have taken place. Puniru has become an astonishingly lovely girl, and her skill at changing into many different adorable shapes as a slime continues to astonish and confuse Kotarou each day with her mischievous behavior. When difficulties appear, can Puniru and Kotarou keep their connection as "friends" strong through these trying moments?

A first-year high school student from Izu-Oshima named Ai Yasumi has a deep love for manga. Upon learning that her favorite manga creator, Hoshi no Rei—who has been inactive—will be exhibiting at COMITIA, she travels to Tokyo. Unbeknownst to her, a chance encounter there will dramatically change her life. "Is this what it takes to become a manga artist?" Ai embarks on the process of making manga, uncovering a world far more profound than she ever expected. This story chronicles her first steps toward becoming a mangaka.

Ushio dismisses his father's story about an ancient ancestor pinning a demon to a temple altar stone with the legendary Beast Spear as crazy, but when he discovers the monster in his own basement, he's forced to reconsider the family legend. Fortunately, Ushio knows it's wiser to let sleeping dogs lie and leave captured demons undisturbed. Unfortunately, the monster's released evil energies start attracting other demons to Ushio's hometown. To protect his friends and family from the invading spirits, Ushio has no choice but to free Tora from his imprisonment. But will the remedy prove worse than the disease? Will Ushio end up as Tora's snack? Or can the Beast Spear keep Tora in check long enough to save the city?

This anime is based on the spin-off manga Meitantei Conan: Zero no Tea Time and focuses on the triple agent as they work to balance their multiple identities.

Set in 1887, Serge Battour returns to a famous, remote boarding school in France, reflecting on his memories. The story flashes back to 1880, when Serge—the son of a deceased viscount and a Roma prostitute—first arrives at this same institution. He is talented, compassionate, and bright, but struggles with a sense of not belonging because of his mixed heritage. Upon arriving at school, he is placed as a roommate with Gilbert Cocteau, a strikingly beautiful and mysterious student who, for reasons unknown, works as a prostitute. Though Serge tries to build a connection with Gilbert, their relationship remains tense, yet an undeniable bond continues to exist between them.

Conan Edogawa and the others are invited to a party at Inspector Ninzaburou Shiratori's villa. The event's main attraction is Shiratori's prized wine collection, with special focus on a rare and expensive bottle set to be unveiled that evening. Just before its presentation, however, the guests find the precious bottle broken on the floor. With only 16 people present, one of them must be the one who sabotaged it.

In this OVA, Kaitou Kid sets his sights on the Crystal Mother, the largest topaz in Europe, which belongs to Queen Selizabeth of the Principality of Ingram. He intends to steal the gem during her train trip from Tokyo to Osaka. However, the Queen has cleverly hidden the jewel somewhere inside the train, making Kid's task more difficult. Conan Edogawa, also traveling on the train, expects Kid's heist and begins his own investigation. At the same time, Inspector Ginzou Nakamori prepares for another showdown with the infamous thief.

In "12-sai.: Chicchana Mune no Tokimeki 2nd Season," the narrative follows Hanabi, a sixth-grade student as she moves through the shift from childhood to adolescence. She deals with situations like accidentally seeing her homeroom teacher kiss someone and feeling uneasy about maturing physically ahead of her peers. The series portrays the simple concerns and emerging romantic feelings of a young 12-year-old girl.

In a divergent 21st century, robotics progresses rapidly around the world. By 2050, Japan has emerged as the undisputed global leader in robotic technology and manufacturing through Daiwa Heavy Industries. As the field advances to include cybernetic enhancements for the human body, the increasingly blurred line between man and machine causes world opinion to shift abruptly. In response, the U.N. enacts a sweeping ban on further robotics research and development in 2067. Japan fiercely opposes the ban but cannot stop its passage. In protest, Japan withdraws from international politics and chooses a path of high-tech national seclusion. With only trade still continuing, Japan disappears from the world stage. Ten years later, a string of strange incidents leads the American technology police agency SWORD to believe that Japan has secretly been developing banned technologies on a vast scale through the RACE network. SWORD deploys a unit of special agents to infiltrate Japan and gather intelligence on the country. Vexille, a veteran agent among the team, uncovers the horrifying reality behind the decade of isolation.

This time, the action takes place in the sea near Tokyo's Hachijo-jima island. Engineers from all over the world have gathered for the full-scale launch of "Pacific Buoy," an offshore facility designed to link security cameras operated by police forces globally. A test of a certain "new technology" based on a facial recognition system is being conducted there. Meanwhile, Conan and the Detective Boys visit Hachijo-jima at Sonoko's invitation and receive a phone call from Subaru Okiya—a graduate student at Tokyo Metropolitan University's Graduate School of Engineering who is actually FBI agent Shuichi Akai and formerly the Black Organization's Rye. He informs them that a Europol employee was killed in Germany by the Black Organization's Jin. Uneasy, Conan sneaks into the facility and discovers that a female engineer has been abducted by the Black Organization...! Moreover, a USB drive containing certain information in her possession falls into the organization's hands... A dark shadow also begins to creep up on Ai Haibara—the Detective Boys' Ai Haibara, also known as Shiho Miyano and the Black Organization's Sherry...

Mitsuhiko Tsuburaya gives Conan Edogawa a large stack of manga, which Conan starts reading. Meanwhile, the Mine family requests Kogorou Mouri's help in protecting a valuable sword inside their dojo after receiving a threat from Kaitou Kid. When Conan arrives at the dojo with his friends, he meets Yaiba Kurogane. The two join forces to stop Kaitou Kid's theft, though Conan gradually senses that there is more to the case than initially meets the eye.

In "Firefly Wedding," Satoko, the eldest daughter of the prestigious Kirigaya family, has turned down many marriage proposals because of a secret heart condition. Still, she wishes to marry in order to relieve her father's worries. One day while out walking, Satoko is taken captive by a band of mercenaries. Among them is Shinpei Gotou, a notorious assassin hired to kill her. Attempting to buy her freedom, Satoko tries to bribe Gotou, but her efforts prove useless. In desperation, she comes up with a plan to pretend she has fallen in love at first sight and suggests they get married. To her astonishment, Gotou accepts and promises to keep her safe. As they escape together, Satoko struggles to keep up her act and to understand the enigmatic man with whom she now shares her destiny.

Episode 0 of Dead Dead Demons Dededede Destruction (ONA).

Saving lost souls while operating on the tightest budget imaginable is just another day for Rinne, a half-human, half-Shinigami of sorts. Alongside the remarkably composed Sakura and his black cat Rokumon, life goes on as usual as Rinne guides the dead to their final resting place. But new transfer students are never a good omen, and a popular fortune teller arrives at Rinne and Sakura's school as their new teacher. Chaos erupts when a mysterious girl carrying a scythe appears, and Rinne realizes he may be on the verge of uncovering a major clue about the mystery of his own past.

Ikurou Hoshi and Sara Haizaki work as concierges at Hotel Inhumans, a hotel that caters exclusively to assassins. They fulfill any request made by their guests without refusal. Ikurou specializes in researching the backgrounds of the hotel’s clientele, while Sara protects the premises with combat skills that rival those of the assassins they serve. Despite serving these killers, Ikurou harbors a strong disdain for individuals who kill for money and expresses his wish to leave his job daily. However, with each assignment he and Sara complete for their visitors, Ikurou begins to uncover a surprising degree of humanity among the assassins. Each new discovery about the lives and motivations of these killers helps Ikurou see that assassins share more similarities with ordinary people, including himself and Sara, than he initially believed.

Specials bundled with the DVD/BD release of the main series.

In "The Dinner Table Detective," Reiko Houshou, heir to a large corporate empire, maintains the facade of a typical affluent young lady while secretly serving as a fledgling detective at the Kunitachi Police Department. She conceals this dual life from her inept superior, Kyouichirou Kazamatsuri, who is also a flamboyant inheritor of his family's automotive business. As Reiko delves into a mystery that involves her college acquaintances, she grapples with uncovering the perpetrator and their reasoning. Suddenly, Kageyama, introduced as her newly appointed butler, enters her life. Upon Reiko confiding her investigative dilemmas, Kageyama criticizes her lack of deduction skills but then assists her in cracking the case. With Kageyama's biting wit and support, Reiko is poised to realize her potential as a detective.

Scientists use a fossil from the Mythical Pokémon Mew to create Mewtwo, a Legendary Pokémon intended to be an immensely powerful weapon surpassing natural boundaries. After gaining self-awareness, Mewtwo becomes disillusioned with its origins and decides to seek revenge on its human creators. Satoshi, Pikachu, and their companions get caught up in the resulting chaos. With the future of the Pokémon world at stake, the group must confront Mewtwo's hostility as the creature struggles to find its own purpose.

The latter portion of the second season of Kengan Ashura. The conclusion of the conflict is approaching, and the Kengan Life-or-Death Tournament anxiously anticipates its champion.

Taichi Keaton travels across the globe, handling a wide range of cases that challenge his many skills. Drawing on his knowledge in investigation, archaeology, and survival, along with his background as a professor, a veteran of the Falklands War, and a former SAS agent, Keaton confronts and overcomes the perilous and thrilling situations that arise in each episode.

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.

A sudden explosion rocks the Edge of Ocean complex during the Tokyo Summit, and from the chaos emerges Tooru Amuro, an agent of the National Police Agency Security Bureau known as Zero. Living under two other identities—as Rei Furuya, a detective and apprentice to Kogorou Mouri, and as Bourbon, a member of the Black Organization—Amuro is a man of many faces. Following the blast, Kogorou is taken into custody as the primary suspect. Conan works to prove Kogorou's innocence, but his efforts are constantly obstructed by Amuro.

In the follow-up to RIN-NE, high school student Sakura Mamiya and the perpetually unlucky Shinigami Rinne Rokudou continue dealing with supernatural troubles. Caught up in the strange predicaments involving their colorful circle of friends, they find themselves drawn into yet another series of conflicts. Ageha's cat companion Oboro holds a grudge over what he sees as unfair treatment and insists that Ageha break their contract. When Ageha refuses, a heated argument breaks out. Meanwhile, the deceitful Damashigami Corporation keeps carrying out its shady activities, and the bat-like demon Masato remains determined to execute his hidden schemes to finally get his long-awaited revenge on Rinne. As always, Sakura and Rinne face an endless stream of paranormal complications. Through these challenges, they also struggle with their own personal issues, handling each bizarre situation as it comes along.

In the transitional period between childhood and adulthood, twelve-year-old Hanabi Ayase and Aoi Yui face changes that shape their lives. Ayase, having been teased by boys in her class, views the opposite sex unfavorably. However, this perspective starts to evolve when she works on a school project with the kind-hearted Takao Yuuto and they share their first kiss unexpectedly on the rooftop. Witnessing her best friend's budding romance, Aoi desires to experience love herself. She finds herself drawn to the passionate Kazuma Hiyama, who stands up for her after a classmate spreads rumors following her rejection. "12-sai.: Chicchana Mune no Tokimeki" chronicles the experiences of these four individuals during their adolescent journey. As they navigate growing up, the story captures the purity and excitement of their first love.

Nobita Nobi, moved by memories of his late grandmother, asks Doraemon for help to go back in time and see her again. During a heartfelt reunion, his grandmother says she wants to meet Nobita's future wife, and Nobita, touched by her words, decides to make that happen. They quickly take a trip to the future using Doraemon's time machine. When they arrive at Nobita's wedding day, they find that the future Nobita is nowhere to be seen. Determined to fix this, Doraemon and Nobita set out to find the missing future Nobita, hoping to make sure he gets the happiness he deserves.

In a remote tropical jungle, Yaiba Kurogane, a young boy training in swordsmanship under his father Kenjuurou, has no knowledge of the outside world. One day, father and son end up inside a shipping container headed for Japan, where they encounter Kenjuurou's former rival, Raizou Mine, and his daughter, Sayaka. With few choices, Yaiba accepts a challenge from the Mine family: defeat their strongest student, and he can remain. Yaiba's extraordinary skill and remarkable strength earn him a place at the dojo. Seeking stronger opponents, he follows Sayaka to school and quickly loses to Takeshi Onimaru, declaring him his new rival. As Onimaru inherits his family's sword and gains demonic powers, Yaiba must push himself to become even stronger in order to ultimately defeat him.

Second season of Kengan Ashura.

Since first discovering jazz, Dai Miyamoto has set his sights on becoming the world's greatest jazz saxophonist. After just three years of playing, he decides to relocate to Tokyo to chase his musical dreams. While performing at a local venue, Dai encounters Yukinori Sawabe, a pianist who shares his deep passion for music. Despite Dai's limited experience, Yukinori—trained in classical music—initially hesitates to work together. Yet, moved by Dai's raw talent, he eventually agrees to join him. Adding Shunji Tamada, who has even less experience than Dai, to their lineup, the three form JASS—a band with a distinctive style ready to breathe new life into the stagnant jazz scene.

After a decade apart, twin sisters Towa and Setsuna finally meet again and learn they are the half-demon offspring of the powerful demon Sesshoumaru. Together with Moroha, Inuyasha's daughter, the trio embarks on a quest to recover their lost memories.

At age twenty, Michiru Amatsuki switches careers and moves to Tokyo, where she stays at Stella House Haruno, an exclusively female boarding house. Sharing her living space with diverse women of various ages and occupations, Michiru joins them each evening for drinks. These nightly gatherings frequently result in lively and sometimes intense scenarios.

After transferring to Ishinomori Middle School, Tetsuko "Alice" Arisugawa hears a strange rumor going around among her classmates. It involves the mysterious disappearance of the previous student who sat in her seat, an unremarkable student called "Judas" who is rumored to be dead, supposedly poisoned by one of his four wives. While dealing with the challenges of her mother's overbearing presence and facing bullying from other students, the troubled Alice begins looking into the mystery of Judas's disappearance. Following various leads, Alice eventually reaches the home of her reclusive and odd neighbor, Hana Arai. After an initially awkward meeting, Hana agrees to help Alice and comes up with a plan that might solve the mystery. Together, the two set out to uncover the truth about what happened to Judas, possibly forming a new friendship along the way.

In the waning years of the 19th century British Empire, Wisteria, an orphan plagued by loneliness and hardship, has her life forever changed when she meets Marbas, a fur-covered immortal being of great power but also deep isolation, constantly pursued by those who hunt him. These outcasts travel together across the Empire, a world inhabited by both humans and beast-like creatures, seeking a place where they can coexist in peace.

Miu Takigawa lives a quiet and unassuming life, preferring solitude and avoiding notice from others. Her reserved personality makes workplace interactions challenging, yet she persists to support her mother and her beloved younger sister, Haru. This ordinary existence is disrupted when she receives a letter from the entertainment company GIP, informing her that she has been chosen for an upcoming project. Reluctantly, Miu heads to the designated meeting place, where she discovers others who have also received the same summons. Under a manager's guidance, the group is taken to an isolated, luxurious location, where they learn they must follow the orders of a mysterious entity called "The Wall." It is revealed that on December 24, 2016, Miu and the other selected girls will form the idol group 22/7 and make their debut performance, regardless of their preparedness.

The spacecraft Macross, carrying a bustling city of civilians and soldiers, finds itself millions of miles from Earth, engaged in a relentless struggle against the colossal alien races, the Zentradi and Meltrandi. The conflict between humanity and these extraterrestrial forces rages on as the Macross transforms into a mecha piloted by fighter ace Hikaru Ichijou during battles. As Hikaru navigates through numerous trials, he forms a bond with the city's beloved idol, Minmay Lynn. Despite the challenges posed by her fame and social standing, their relationship blossoms. Amidst the ongoing war and uncertainty regarding Earth's condition, Hikaru and his comrades continue to battle the enigmatic foes. Amid the chaos and violence, Hikaru and Minmay strive to maintain their connection. Through her music, Minmay channels her emotions, potentially offering a path to peace.

Miki Takekasa is a reserved high school student who avoids social situations and longs to understand what real enjoyment feels like, hoping someone will guide her there. Her daily life shifts when she encounters her classmate Aya Takayashiki, who takes her on a small adventure. This meeting introduces Miki to new experiences and provides an opportunity to change her solitary way of living. Another day, while Miki and Aya are walking home, they notice their class representative Midori Oono entering the Saikoro Club, a shop that sells board games. After trying out a German board game, Miki discovers the happiness she had been seeking: the delight of playing various games after school with the friends and acquaintances she gains through her new hobby.

Fifteen years ago, a cruise ship vanished after striking an iceberg in the Pacific. Recently, ship engineer Hideto Yashiro died in a car crash, and a link between these incidents emerges on the luxury liner St. Aphrodite during its maiden voyage. Kogorou Mouri, his daughter Ran, Conan Edogawa, and the Detective Boys join Sonoko Suzuki’s family trip aboard, but a game of hide-and-seek causes Sonoko to disappear. Soon after, the CEO of the Yashiro Group, which built the St. Aphrodite, is found dead from stab wounds, and her father goes missing. As police struggle to advance, Conan investigates deeper and uncovers the truth. The culprit, determined to avoid capture, threatens to sink the St. Aphrodite, endangering everyone. With water flooding the hull, the motive behind the vengeful killings is revealed. Trapped without escape, Conan and Kogorou confront the elusive murderer before the ship sinks into the ocean depths.

After the Ryunka incident, Tokyo falls into social chaos. The alien organization responsible for the disaster has escaped the Space Federation and is now hiding on Earth. Birdy Cephon Altera, a Space Federation officer, and Tsutomu Senkawa, a high school student, still share a single body. Their mission is to hunt down and capture these fugitives. However, their task becomes complicated when a mysterious assassin, driven by a personal grudge, begins targeting the escapees. Birdy must navigate the city's turmoil while also uncovering the assassin's identity to prevent more alien casualties.

The second season of Urusei Yatsura (2022). Lum, the gorgeous daughter of an invading race of Oni aliens, has fallen for high school student Ataru Moroboshi. A dedicated womanizer, Ataru remains undeterred by Lum’s fierce electric shock attacks and continues his daily pursuit of pretty girls. Alongside a host of other unique characters—including classmate Shinobu, elegant shrine maiden Sakura, Lum’s best friends Oyuki, Benten, and Ran, Buddhist monk Cherry, the little brat Ten, wealthy heir Shuutarou Mendou, and the secretly female beauty Ryuunosuke—this classic slapstick love comedy shows no limits!

In "Detective Conan Movie 08: Magician of the Silver Sky," famous actress Juri Maki hires detective Kogorou Mouri to safeguard the Star Sapphire, a legendary gem symbolizing faith, fate, and hope, which has been targeted by the elusive thief Kaitou Kid. After interpreting what he believes is Kid's clue, Kogorou travels to a newly built space theater where Juri is performing in Josephine, aiming to catch the thief. The following day, Conan and his friends are invited to Juri's vacation home to celebrate the play's success and the foiled robbery attempt. However, their celebration is abruptly interrupted by a shocking murder that occurs during the flight to the destination. Although the killing was unintentional, it triggers a series of events leading to a crisis. Conan and Kid, despite their history as adversaries, must work together to save their friends and the other passengers on the aircraft.

In "GYO: Tokyo Fish Attack!," college student Kaori Sawahara's dream vacation to Okinawa becomes a nightmare when sea creatures emerge from the ocean, transformed by mysterious mechanical devices into walking monsters on land. Together with her friends—the outgoing Erika and the quiet Aki—Kaori endures a brutal assault defined by the creatures' foul odor. After surviving the initial wave, Kaori attempts to contact her fiancé, Tadashi, in Tokyo, but finds the phone lines dead amid what seems to be another attack. Worried for Tadashi, Kaori hurries to the city, unaware that the disaster has not ended, leaving Erika and Aki to defend themselves in Okinawa.

Ceres was a tennyo—a celestial maiden—who descended from the heavens to bathe in a stream. She placed her hagoromo, or feathered robe, on a nearby tree; that robe was her means of returning to the sky. However, a man stole it and forced her to become his wife, giving rise to a family line mingling human and tennyo blood. In the present day, Aya Mikage is a descendant of Ceres and carries a significant amount of tennyo blood. On her sixteenth birthday, she and her twin brother Aki are given a party. But during this "party," Aya's grandfather intends to kill her: unlike others in the family, she possesses tennyo powers and can actually transform into Ceres herself—and destroy the Mikage family. Yet Aya is able to revert, so this transformation occurs frequently. With her protector Yuuhi at her side, Aya must control Ceres and prevent her from reemerging. However, her relationship with a former employee of her wicked grandfather may prove to be a distraction.

On his tenth birthday, Satoshi oversleeps and ends up with a feisty Pikachu instead of the starter Pokémon he had wanted. Although their partnership starts off rough, Satoshi and Pikachu eventually become inseparable allies. Inspired by a fleeting glimpse of the legendary Houou soaring through the sky, they set out on a quest to find it, following the trail of the Rainbow Wing it left behind. Makoto and Souji also join Satoshi on this adventure. During their travels, Satoshi rescues an abandoned Hitokage, helps a Caterpie evolve into a Butterfree before setting it free to follow its own path, and encounters the enigmatic mythical Pokémon Marshadow. As they draw closer to their goal, they face off against the overconfident Cross, who is revealed to be Hitokage’s former trainer. Will Satoshi and Pikachu overcome Cross and fulfill their promise to meet Houou, or will their journey come to an abrupt halt?

Tsubaki belongs to a hidden all-female ninja clan living deep in a forest, following strict training and rules, including a prohibition on interacting with men because they are considered untrustworthy. As the leader of Team Dog, she carries heavy responsibilities. Despite her abilities, Tsubaki begins acting strangely when men are brought up. She does not understand the unfamiliar emotions developing inside her, and her increasing curiosity starts to impact her performance and concentration on the clan's missions.

On a stormy afternoon, the Detective Boys witness a murder occurring across the street, but they are trapped by traffic as the culprit flees, leaving Conan Edogawa with only a partial clue from a mortally wounded detective. Several days later, another detective is found dead in a parking lot, causing panic within the police force. Suspicion grows that one of their own may be the perpetrator, and officers without alibis face intense scrutiny. Despite increased caution, the killer strikes again, this time nearly capturing Ran Mouri. Ran awakens in the hospital with retrograde amnesia, unable to recall her past. After her release, she struggles with the fear that she may not recover her memories before the killer targets her again based on what she might have seen. Although she is protected by friends and family, it falls to Conan to solve the mystery and expose the murderer's true identity before another attack occurs.

Recap of all 12 episodes of Tonikaku Kawaii.

When you gaze upward at the sky, what do you imagine? Peaceful clouds? Freedom? A bright tomorrow? For the people of Tokyo, those dreams are distant. Instead, they live under the constant shadow of a colossal alien mothership hovering overhead. Three years ago, the "Invaders" arrived on Earth, triggering the greatest conflict humanity has ever known—one that could mean total extinction. In response, Japan's government launched massive military efforts against the aliens, accelerating weapons production to levels never seen before, fueling intense disputes and anti-war demonstrations. Yet amidst the chaos, everyday life continues for some. High school students Kadode Koyama and Ouran Nakagawa go about their usual routines: attending classes, hanging out with friends, and taking each day as it comes. As they grow older, Kadode and Ouran begin to understand the painful realities of coming of age in a world where those in power appear more like deceitful monsters bent on ruin. They eventually realize that the real danger to humanity does not come from the Invaders—it comes from within humanity itself.

In "Case Closed Movie 05: Countdown to Heaven," Conan Edogawa, the Detective Boys, and Professor Hiroshi Agasa head to the Nishitamashi Twin Towers. There they encounter Ran Mouri, her friend Sonoko Suzuki, and Ran's father Kogorou, who are attending the towers' grand opening ceremony. The group decides to take part in an exclusive tour of the building. During the opening preparations, three violent murders occur, apparently connected to a mysterious Porsche 356A. As Conan and the others probe the incidents, an explosion erupts inside the towers, sparking a fast-spreading fire that endangers everyone. Police rush to evacuate the building, but when the elevator breaks down and traps Conan and his companions, they must struggle to protect those around them. With time dwindling, they race against the clock to solve the case and apprehend the culprits.

Despite the deadly curse afflicting the young Duke, his days remain lively thanks to his energetic siblings Viola and Walter, the loyal butler Rob, and the eccentric witches Cuff and Zain. It is his maid, Alice Lendrott, who gives him hope and the courage to defy his cursed fate. With the aid of Zain's unique magic and the cooperation of Daleth, the ruler of the underworld, they have identified the witch responsible for the curse. However, this foe is a powerful and fearsome sorceress who, enraged by the Duke and his companions' time-traveling exploits, continues to haunt them even after death. Furthermore, the unexpected reappearance of someone dear to them strengthens the resolve of both the Duke and Alice to break the curse and close the emotional distance between them.

In "The Last Wizard of the Century," Kaitou Kid sets his target on the prized Russian Imperial Easter Egg, issuing a challenge to the police with a specific date, time, and location. The Osaka police mobilize to thwart his plan, but they are not the only ones pursuing the jewel-encrusted treasure; Conan Edogawa, Heiji Hattori, and other rivals are also in the hunt. As the race for the egg intensifies, a string of murders targets those involved, uncovering the dark history of the Romanov Dynasty. Amidst these sinister occurrences, Conan is tasked with solving the murders, apprehending Kaitou Kid, safeguarding his friends, and maintaining the secrecy of his true identity.

It has been two years since the Yuzuki brothers lost their parents, and they have been managing their household together ever since. Hayato, the oldest, shoulders the responsibility of being the family's steady anchor. The second brother, Mikoto, keeps his composure but reveals a gentler side, especially toward the lively and energetic third brother, Minato. Although full of spirit, Minato often tends to be a bit awkward. The youngest, Gakuto, stands apart as a clever and diligent first-grader. The story follows the brothers' everyday routines as they balance family duties, schoolwork, and involvement in their community.

Nasa is asked by his former junior high school teacher, Ms. Yanagi, to teach a programming course at an all-girls high school. Surrounded by lively and energetic teenage girls, Nasa keeps his cool on the outside, but inside he feels a blend of nervousness. Dealing with scenarios that include a capricious boyfriend, secret crushes, and a variety of romantic problems that go beyond coding, Nasa wonders if he can figure out the intricacies of love.

In "Case Closed Movie 01: The Time Bombed Skyscraper," Conan Edogawa is put in a difficult position when Ran Mouri requests that Shinichi Kudou accompany her to a movie. Conan struggles to come up with a believable excuse to decline. But on the day of their planned outing, a critical situation unfolds: a large quantity of plastic explosives has been stolen, and the thief directly challenges Shinichi to locate and defuse the bombs planted throughout the city. With time rapidly diminishing, Conan is forced into a frantic race to prevent the city's destruction while simultaneously uncovering the criminal's identity and grasping the motive behind the threat aimed at Shinichi.

Since moving into the Tendou household, Ranma Saotome's daily existence has been nothing short of chaotic. Despite his curse—turning into a girl when splashed with cold water—he presses on with rigorous martial arts training and meets a steady stream of new people. Over time, his relationship with fiancée Akane Tendou has grown warmer, even though it began on a sour note and they still bicker constantly. But their engagement faces obstacles from many directions. Shampoo, a determined young woman from China, is set on marrying Ranma, and various men who are smitten with Akane also try to trip him up at every opportunity. In the midst of all this madness, Ranma remains unshaken, tackling every challenge head-on as he navigates his turbulent life.

In the midst of a long-standing war between the Levamme Empire and the Amatsukami Imperium, the Levamme prince declares his love for Juana del Moral and vows to conclude the war within a year as part of his marriage offer. Upon discovering this, the Amatsukami launch an assault on the del Moral estate with the intent to eliminate Juana. To ensure the prince receives his betrothed, the San Maltilia Airforce enlists a bestado, a mixed-blood mercenary, to covertly transport Juana to the Levamme capital. The pilot, Charles, accepts the dangerous assignment, but navigating the treacherous journey across the ocean into hostile territory proves to be far more challenging than anticipated.

In the latest virtual reality gaming debut, the offspring of Japan’s leading families are invited to preview the new technology. Their fun is cut short when a company staff member is found murdered, with a dying message hinting at a clue embedded within the game’s historical setting. Conan Edogawa, along with Ran Mouri and the Detective Boys, ventures into the virtual world to solve the crime and catch the perpetrator. Upon entering the game, they are trapped by an AI named Noah's Ark. To escape and bring the killer to justice, Conan and his team must explore a simulated Victorian-era London and track down the notorious Jack the Ripper, while the lives of fifty innocent children are at stake.

In Rinne Rokudou's world, guiding spirits to the afterlife takes priority over showing up for high school, leaving him perpetually broke for everyday items like food, clothing, and exorcism tools. Sakura Mamiya has been able to see ghosts since childhood, a power she hoped would fade away. But even in high school, the ability remains. When the often-absent Rinne finally comes to class, only Sakura can see him, making her assume he is a ghost. Her confusion grows when Rinne appears completely normal the next day. The series Kyoukai no Rinne follows Sakura as she learns about Rinne's true nature and the hidden spirit world that exists alongside everyday life.

In "Chitose Is in the Ramune Bottle," Saku Chitose appears to lead an ideal high school life. Charismatic, confident, and socially adept, he commands the admiration of his peers. However, his popularity is not without its downsides; not everyone views him positively, and there are whispers of distrust where he excels too visibly. For Saku, leading a flawed life is worse than ending it, driving his relentless pursuit of a perfect image. As his second year begins, Saku's homeroom teacher assigns him to assist in bringing back a classmate, Kenta Yamazaki, who has dropped out of school. Intending to resolve this swiftly, Saku finds that Kenta openly rejects him and all that he represents. What starts as a straightforward task unveils the divide between those who flourish under public scrutiny and those overlooked by it. Caught between the admiring and envious gazes of those around him, Saku navigates the delicate balance between authenticity and facade—seeking the true essence of living beautifully in a society that judges solely by appearances.

In *Urusei Yatsura*, Ataru Moroboshi is an ordinary high school student cursed with terrible luck and an incorrigible tendency to flirt with every girl he sees. When the Oni, an alien race, invade Earth, Ataru is unexpectedly chosen to face one of them in a symbolic competition. To his surprise, the contest is nothing more than a game of tag, and his opponent is Lum, the daughter of the Oni leader. Lum, who prizes honor above all, is tricked into losing when Ataru snatches her bikini top. Confusion erupts when Lum misinterprets Ataru's promise to marry his girlfriend, Shinobu Miyake, believing it was meant for her instead. Delighted by this prospect, she moves into Ataru's home, leveraging her status as an alien princess. Now, Ataru must juggle his crumbling relationship with Shinobu, keep Lum content, and continue his relentless habit of chasing after every girl he encounters.

Every fifty years, the enigmatic Hourai Island appears, regarded by some as a source of eternal youth and by others as an omen of catastrophe. After Inuyasha's group rescues a half-demon child from a monstrous creature, they discover her name is Ai and that she fled from Hourai Island. To their surprise, Ai recognizes Inuyasha and pleads with him to save her friends, who are imprisoned by the Four War Gods—vicious demons with whom Inuyasha has a grim history. When they arrive at Hourai, they find only a few orphans left, destined to be sacrificed to empower the Four War Gods. These children bear a magical seal that binds them. To break it, Inuyasha must defeat the four demons, a task requiring strategic courage and the full support of his companions.

In the tranquil Edo period, Masanosuke Akitsu, known as Masa, is a wandering ronin without direction, celebrated for his skill with a blade yet hindered by a timid nature that marks him as untrustworthy. Frequent dismissals lead him to doubt his commitment to the samurai path. At his lowest point, Masa meets Yaichi, a cheerful figure in pink, who unexpectedly hires him as a bodyguard. Unaware of the job's true intent, Masa becomes entangled in the shady dealings orchestrated by Yaichi and their crew. As he ventures deeper into the Five Leaves organization, Masa wrestles with his own moral code, but his curiosity drives him to uncover the motives and history of this enigmatic criminal band.

The gentle and affectionate duke navigates his days with caution, both around fragile plants and his devoted maid Alice Lendrott. Without Alice's unwavering loyalty and the deepening connection between them, he might have ignored his mother's demand: remove the deadly curse afflicting him or lose the family inheritance. While wealth means little to the duke, he desires to free himself from his lethal touch for the sake of those he cares about. Amidst the whimsical and supernatural events that fill their everyday lives, the spring deadline looms over the duke, Alice, and their companions. Despite this pressure, the duke stays determined to preserve the trust of his close friends, refusing to take any shortcuts that might risk that bond.

In pursuit of an alien fugitive named Geega, Birdy Cephon Altera, a spirited officer of the Space Federation, finds herself on Earth. Geega has assumed human form and slipped into the fashion industry, prompting Birdy to adopt a new identity as "Shion Arita" and join a modeling agency. During the day, she works as a promising model, while at night, she continues her mission to capture intergalactic criminals. Concurrently, Tsutomu Senkawa, an average high school student, and a friend explore an abandoned building, unknowingly converging on the same site where Birdy is tracking Geega. Tsutomu briefly sees them fighting until Geega takes him hostage. In her assault on Geega, Birdy inadvertently kills Tsutomu but, overwhelmed with grief, merges his consciousness into her own body to save him. As a result, Birdy and Tsutomu must coexist within one body, managing Tsutomu’s high school responsibilities, Shion Arita's burgeoning modeling career, and Birdy's escalating tasks as a Federation officer.

At 28, Sumireko Ogawa, once hailed as a literary prodigy, now struggles with the harsh realities of adult life, including difficulty getting her writing published and making progress on her latest novel. As she resigns herself to the uneventful routine of working at a bookstore, her life takes an unexpected turn when she reads a verse from a peculiar book, causing her to revert to childhood. Eager to regain her creative spark and youthful vigor, Sumireko finds comfort in her newfound state. However, Ren Adashino, her colleague and an expert on the supernatural, warns that this change could be fatal if she does not read more verses from the mysterious tome. Sumireko reluctantly agrees to return to her adult form and joins Ren and his sister, Oto, in their investigations of paranormal phenomena. Despite Ren's enigmatic motives, Sumireko is determined to turn these thrilling new adventures into a successful literary career.

In "Dance Dance Danseur," Junpei Murao's love for ballet started in childhood after he saw a male dancer's impressive performance at his sister's recital. To conceal his interest in what many consider an unmanly activity, Junpei immerses himself in soccer, Jeet Kune Do training, and aims to follow his father's career as a stunt coordinator. His life changes unexpectedly when classmate Miyako Godai witnesses him executing a striking kick that blends ballet and Jeet Kune Do. She then persuades him to join her mother's ballet studio. Although Junpei had previously decided against formal ballet training, the happiness it brings him is unmatched. Overcoming his hesitation and breaking free from societal expectations of masculinity is difficult. Junpei must be ready to make substantial sacrifices and fully commit to ballet, even if it risks losing certain friendships.

In the feudal era, while searching for the scattered fragments of the sacred Shikon Jewel, Inuyasha, Kagome Higurashi, and their allies draw the ire of Menoumaru Hyouga, a revived demon who seeks Inuyasha's ancestral blade, Tessaiga. Following a prior conflict with Inuyasha's father, Menoumaru believes Tessaiga holds the key to reclaiming his stolen birthright. After ambushing Inuyasha, Menoumaru learns that only its rightful owner can wield Tessaiga. Unfazed, he captures Kagome to force Inuyasha to unsheathe the sword and awaken the dormant powers of the Hyouga clan. Alongside their steadfast companions, Inuyasha and Kagome confront Menoumaru, unaware that his sinister ambitions and formidable strength threaten not only their era but also a distant future.

After defeating their archenemy Naraku, Inuyasha and his friends celebrate the end of the suffering he caused and look forward to returning to their normal lives. However, danger still remains as Naraku's surviving followers, Kanna and Kagura, release a sealed demon that claims to be Kaguya, the legendary Princess of the Heavens. Although the group is focused on their own personal matters, a series of strange events involving Kanna and Kagura, along with an unexplained phenomenon of continuous full moon nights, brings them back together. Recognizing Kaguya's involvement and the immense threat her powers pose, they reunite to stop the disastrous plan she has set in motion for the world.

In the Arisugawa household, Tsukasa and Nasa are celebrating their first year of marriage. Though they shared a fateful meeting, they missed out on the usual high school romance and wearing matching uniforms. With Aya's help, Tsukasa dons a secretary's uniform, and Nasa is overjoyed at the sight. What dramatic turn awaits the couple?

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

After a movie date gets canceled, Fumihiko Matsumaru is about to throw away his tickets when Aka Onda, a budding voice actress, asks if she can join him. They enjoy a pleasant evening thanks to Aka's cheerful attitude. While heading home, they realize they live nearby, and fate takes an unexpected turn when Fumihiko wakes up to find Aka's apartment burning down, leaving her with nothing. He offers her a place to stay temporarily, and they end up sharing his bed. From that point on, their lives become intertwined both personally and professionally. Despite their initial intimate night, they decide to live together as platonic roommates. Furthermore, Fumihiko discovers that Aka will voice the mascot he created for his company's latest project. Striving to keep their living arrangement private, Fumihiko and Aka support each other through the ups and downs of their careers.

The staff of the Spirits and Such Consultation Office—Arataka Reigen, Shigeo "Mob" Kageyama, Ritsu Kageyama, Katsuya Serizawa, and the spirit Ekubo—travel to Zebra Prefecture for a relaxing hot spring retreat at Ibogami Hot Springs, arranged by the owner who also asks Reigen to investigate local reports of supernatural phenomena. On the train, an exhausted Reigen and Serizawa fall asleep and awaken in a strange, otherworldly dimension. Disoriented and puzzled by their sudden relocation, Reigen and Serizawa must work together to find a way back to their original world before their much-needed break is ruined.

Businesses and merchants stake enormous amounts of money to hire fighters for bare-handed combat matches. The victor claims everything in these Kengan tournaments, which have their roots in the Edo period. Traders use the bouts as a way to settle their quarrels.

Three months after a hero slew the Demon King, humans rejoice in their victory while demons mourn their loss. A tournament commences to select the next Demon King. Vamirio, a member of the Four Heavenly Kings, presides over the event, her suspicion fixed on Helck—a human entrant who professes to despise his own species. Although she wishes to eliminate him from the competition, Helck's immense power and popularity make that difficult. As the tournament progresses, news arrives of humans disappearing from multiple towns. Determined to solve this mystery, Vamirio schemes to bring about Helck's defeat, hoping to expose his real motives and protect the demon realm from any looming danger.

In feudal Japan, half-demon sisters Towa and Setsuna lived happily until a forest fire separated them, sending Towa through a portal to modern Japan. There, she was taken in by Souta Higurashi, who raised her after learning she could not return to her own time. Now fourteen, Towa has adjusted well to her new life, though she still gets into occasional fights. Her world is shaken when three visitors from feudal Japan arrive: Moroha, a bounty hunter; Setsuna, Towa’s forgotten twin sister and a demon slayer; and Mistress Three-Eyes, a demon chasing a mystical artifact. As they join forces to face their enemy, Towa is stunned to discover Setsuna has no memory of her. Yashahime: Princess Half-Demon follows the trio’s journey as they work to restore Setsuna’s memories and uncover the secrets of their fates.

One morning, Hitoyoshi Yokoya is startled awake by his doorbell, only to find a silent girl in a maid uniform standing there, offering to serve him. She was sent by her previous employer to work at the Yokoya residence and declares her background as a professional assassin. Despite her dangerous history, Hitoyoshi attempts to turn down her services. But when she departs and leaves something behind, he chases after her to return it and nearly gets hit by a truck. Her quick reflexes save him, convincing Hitoyoshi to allow her to stay. Though she possesses extraordinary skills in lethal combat honed since childhood, the girl lacks other abilities. Still, Hitoyoshi warmly accepts her, urging her to abandon her bleak, colorless past and embrace a normal life. To strengthen their bond, he gives her the name Yuki, guiding her toward a path of redemption and happiness.

During summer break, Keima plans to dedicate himself fully to gaming. But an old acquaintance, the shy girl Tenri, moves back into the area—and she carries a lost soul inside her. It falls to Keima and Elysia to discover the secrets hidden in her heart.

Recently, mysterious structures known as Dungeons have started appearing across the world, with their origins and purposes remaining unclear. Nonetheless, they have sparked the interest of both adventurers and military forces, who enter them and never return. In the coastal town of Parthevia, a young boy named Sinbad, recognized for his kindness, strength, and adventurous nature, finds himself at the beginning of his destined journey. After performing a good deed, Sinbad encounters Yunan, a seemingly carefree wanderer who possesses immense power. Yunan advises Sinbad to seek the "power of a king" and change the world by conquering a Dungeon. Excited, Sinbad eagerly embarks on the grand adventure he has always dreamed of. Magi: Adventure of Sinbad takes place fifteen years before the main series, detailing Sinbad's early experiences as a Dungeon conqueror. Through various challenges and hardships, Sinbad, now an ambitious adventurer and merchant, uses the power of a king to accomplish his goals.

When the Gates of Hell reopen and demons pour into the world, the eccentric villager Touka Scott is thrown into chaos. A demon attacks his childhood friend Yuna Eunice, but the legendary hero Sion Blandan arrives in time to defeat it. However, Sion is killed by a trap Touka set to protect his radish field. Sion's necromancer ally Anri Haysworth revives him by transplanting Touka's soul into Sion's body. Now in the hero's form, Touka must take on the mission of sealing the Gates of Hell and fighting the demonic threat. With Yuna and Anri at his side, Touka embarks on this difficult journey, struggling with his new identity and the weight of Sion's heroic legacy.

Junichirou Kagami, a brilliant physicist with published academic work, chooses to dedicate his life entirely to his true passion as an anime blogger, driven by what he calls his "YD" condition—an irresistible urge to only do what he "Yearns to Do." This frustrates his sister Suzune, who eventually forces him to accept a position as a high school physics teacher. Though he shows little interest in standard curriculum, Junichirou brings unique perspectives that go far beyond textbook knowledge. As he settles into his teaching role, he embarks on an unexpected journey that teaches both him and his students valuable lessons about acceptance, building genuine friendships, and finding fulfillment by pursuing one's true passions.

In the eyes of Souji Mitsuka, a first-year high school student, twintails represent the ultimate form of human beauty. His days are spent obsessing over and evaluating this hairstyle, leading him to establish a club devoted to twintails. His passion draws attention when extraterrestrial monsters invade Earth and claim all twintails for themselves. A mysterious woman named Twoearle enlists Souji, equipping him with his own set of twintails to fight these invaders. Transforming into the twintailed hero Tail Red, Souji takes on the sinister alien group Ultimegil, which seeks to conquer Earth and siphon the attribute power, or spiritual energy, from its inhabitants. Joined by the other twintailed warriors Aika Tsube and Erina Shindou, Souji embarks on a mission to thwart the alien forces and protect the cherished twintails.

Ranma Saotome and his father Genma go on a martial arts training trip to China and accidentally fall into a cursed spring. Now, whenever they are hit with cold water, Ranma turns into a girl and Genma into a panda; hot water returns them to their original forms, but another splash of cold water re-triggers the curse. Making matters more complicated, Ranma finds out he is engaged to one of Soun Tendou's daughters, his father's old friend. When they meet, it is decided that Ranma will marry the youngest daughter, Akane, even though neither of them wants the arrangement. Being forced to live together despite their clear lack of compatibility leads to a series of funny situations and misunderstandings that might eventually help Ranma and Akane find a way to bond.