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The series revolves around the Braver teams, which are made up of Jobroids—robots designed for specific professions—that merge with Armor Tomica vehicles representing occupations such as police officers, firefighters, emergency medical personnel, sanitation workers, and construction crews.

Reizouko no Tsukenosuke! is a comedic anime centered around a variety of anthropomorphic foods living inside a refrigerator. The series airs as part of the Oha Suta children's morning show block and was also adapted into a manga, serialized concurrently by artist Kazumata Oguri.

A planet inhabited by creatures that never see the light of day. There's nothing to be proud of, but that's okay.

An anime film adaptation of Mizuki Shigeru's manga "Mizuki Shigeru no Toono Monogatari." The original "Toono Monogatari" was classical literature by Japanese folklorist Yanagida Kunio, based on the oral traditions of Toono city. It revolves around yokai like Tengu, Kappa, and Zashikiwarashi.

After Katta drops his curry bread into the creature world, his hamster Hamukatsu goes on an adventure to retrieve it.

Duel Masters King Max follows Joe Kirifuda, a boy who loves to draw and play Duema. He brings to life a talking deck case named Deckie that can summon creatures, along with his sidekick Jokers, and takes on his rivals in duels! Now a sixth grader and a bit more grown up, Joe still enjoys dueling with his friends. Their peaceful days are disrupted when Abaku, a man who fell under a demon's spell and became one himself, reappears. What exactly is Abaku after...? Joe's journey is heading toward its final showdown!

Zo Zo Zombie is a gag comedy aimed at young children that follows the adventures of Zombie-kun, a little zombie, and his interactions with the world. The series is designed to be completely non-scary, instead focusing on the comical and bizarre capabilities of Zombie-kun's body as well as his behavior that defies common sense. For instance, he might pull out his stomach to inflate it with air and use it as a pillow, or if he gets wet, he can detach parts of his body to wring them out like towels before reattaching them with a glue stick. All of these antics are presented in a cute, cartoony style to ensure the content is not too graphic for kids. Note: The show first premiered on web platforms, with regular TV broadcast starting on April 16, 2020.

Meme Iwaoka's manga, Elite Jack!!, is getting an anime adaptation, as announced by Shogakukan's Ciao magazine. This adaptation will be featured on the Ciao Ciao TV bonus DVD, which is included with the September issue of the magazine, scheduled for release on August 2. The story takes place at the prestigious Omega High School, where students' social standings are determined by their academic performance. The student council, led by its president, wields significant influence. Yuria Aikawa enrolls at the school, appearing to be a typical student who enjoys socializing and dating her boyfriend, Shuri. In reality, she is a secret super-genius who consistently achieves top marks in all exams. After becoming the student council president, Yuria sets out to make school life more enjoyable through various initiatives.

The Duel Masters anime enters its 2021 season. As Joe begins fifth grade alongside his friends, the formidable duelist Abaku Onifuda announces the "King of Duelmatch," a tournament to determine the world's strongest player. This draws powerful rivals to Joe's city, challenging both him and his companions.

The third season of Nanashi Kaidan. A cryptic man by the name of Mukuroji narrates a ghost story that remains unknown and must never be discovered—this is Nanashi Kaidan. A young girl named Bon and a boy named Koko work together to seal off the supernatural.

The story of Duel Masters Victory V follows Katta Kirifuda, Bucyake, and Yohdel as they move through their academic year, taking part in dueling battles alongside newly introduced classmates like Leo.

The 9th installment of the Duel Masters franchise. The narrative picks up after Katsuta's victory over the YA.RA.SI band and his regained popularity following his defeat of Leo and his partner Nai Minamimo. In this season, Katsuta wields a fresh race of Outrage creatures to combat opponents who employ a new race of Oracle-based decks. Meanwhile, the creature world enters a new time era.

After Katta Kirifuda finally becomes the champion of the Duel Masters National Tournament, the next fierce battle is about to unfold. Japan's largest theme park, Duel Masters Land, has opened, featuring numerous fun attractions and events that Katta thoroughly enjoys. However, after meeting the park's mascot, "Duemouse," Katta becomes entangled in a ridiculous conspiracy within the park. A mysterious team of duelists casts a shadow over the Duel Masters World! The enigmatic identity of a legendary card is about to be revealed. A new stage and revolution in Duel Masters awaits Katta!

The seventh installment of the Duel Masters anime series, Duel Masters Victory picks up after the events of Duel Masters Versus Episode 32. This arc follows the plotline of the Duel Masters: Star Cross manga rather than Cross Shock. It centers on Katta Kirifuda, Shobu's younger sibling, who dreams of becoming a champion duelist like his brother but aims to forge his own unique path. The story follows Katta's dueling journey alongside his friends Bucyake, Yohdel, and Benchan. Along the way, Katta faces Dragon Ryu, a formidable opponent and rival. The series also explores the intense conflict between the Hunter and Alien factions.

This season picks up directly after Versus Revolution, continuing the story beyond the clash between the Invaders and the Revolutionaries. It serves as both the final season and the conclusion of the Versus storyline within the anime. The 'V' mark on Katta Kirifuda's forehead, previously seen, conceals a sealed power. Although removing the seal did not produce any noticeable effect, Hamukatsu begins speaking. Furthermore, more hamsters resembling Hamukatsu start appearing. The group discovers a secret organization called the "Rare Killers," made up of transfer students at their school. The mysteries of the hamsters similar to Hamukatsu and the true identity of the Rare Killers remain unresolved. The ultimate confrontation is about to unfold.

To protect Japan from the mysterious Giant Monstrous Beings, the Shinkansen Ultra Evolution Institute created the Shinkansen Transformable Robot known as the Shinkalion. With new threats on the horizon, the institute is developing an upgraded model called the Shinkalion Z, as well as special combat-ready trains called Zailiners that shift from ordinary trains to enhance the Shinkalion Z's capabilities. Pilots with high compatibility are selected to operate the Shinkalion Z, partnering with institute staff to face the recently reappeared giant creatures. As unknown enemies emerge, two boys end up encountering each other.

The March issue of Shogakukan's shoujo magazine Ciao came with a DVD featuring a unique anime adaptation of Kaoru Igarashi's manga Ijime.

These anime shorts take place inside the fictional Line Corporation, where a quirky group of employees work. Among them are James, a self-centered section head who is also the president's son; Moon, a subsection head who is constantly absent yet still manages to get their job done; Brown, another subsection head recognized for their calm and gentle demeanor; and Connie, a subordinate stuck in an endless cycle of losing and regaining weight.

During the world championship, Shobu and his team fight their way through the ranks of Fua Duelist, defeating every opponent until Shobu secures the world champion title. However, his triumph is fleeting, as he is soon summoned to the creature world to confront Diabolos Zeta, the Temporal Ruler, who threatens to unleash complete destruction. With the help of newly obtained legendary cards and the powers they grant, Shobu and his companions set out to stop Diabolos Zeta's sinister plans.

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.

The second season of Nanashi Kaidan. A mysterious man called Mukuroji recounts a ghost story unknown to anyone and one that must remain unknown—this is Nanashi Kaidan. A girl named Bon and a boy named Koko team up to seal away the supernatural.

A commercial promoting the third compiled volume of the Major 2nd manga series. A short version appeared on December 9, 2015, followed by a longer edit advertising the fifth volume, released on July 11, 2016.

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.

The continuation of Gokujou!! Mecha Mote Iinchou with a new title. Episode numbers continue from 51.

In the fourth season of Kaitou Joker, the enigmatic Mysterious Joker continues his exploits as a audacious and elusive philanthropist rather than a conventional thief. Journeying across the globe with his culinary partner Hachi, they hunt for hidden treasures. Along the way, they evade law enforcement and face off in various contests while striving to find the fabled Timeslip Treasure.

With his easygoing attitude, Hiroto Ikuta understands better than most that taking life slowly is often the best way to move forward. At 29 years old, the carefree Hiroto has no girlfriend, no steady job, and no future plans—and he couldn't be more content. Still, his relaxed outlook isn't something everyone can grasp. In a world filled with worry, confusion, and sorrow, Hiroto and those around him are simply trying their best to navigate life. After striking up an unlikely friendship with a grumpy elderly woman in his neighborhood, Hiroto unexpectedly inherits not only her house but also a tangle of difficult emotions. His 18-year-old cousin Natsumi moves in with him, but as a struggling art student, she has her own challenges to face—and she might just put Hiroto's easygoing lifestyle to the test.

In "Kizuna no Allele Season 2," PathTLIVE secures a place in the Virtual Grid Awards at ADEN Academy thanks to their joint efforts. The group—Miracle, Chris, Quan, Riz, and Noelle—along with other leading virtual artists, will participate in the Unit Battle, the main event of the ceremony. This competition decides which teams get to perform in the subsequent concert. As pressure mounts, PathTLIVE studies their rivals who also reached the finals, questioning whether they are ready to succeed. When self-assurance wavers, the team concentrates on self-improvement to boost their odds in the Unit Battle. By working alongside other distinguished performers, each member of PathTLIVE discovers fresh facets of their identity as virtual artists.

The series "Nanashi Kaidan" compiles eerie narratives focusing on the unsettling sensation of an invisible observer, a frequent occurrence for children during their everyday routines.

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.

An OVA that takes place during the manga's middle school storyline.

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.

A mysterious enemy called the "Unknown" first surfaced long ago in the distant past. To prepare for that menace, the "Evolutionary Railway Development Agency" (ERDA) developed the Shinkalion, a robot capable of transforming into bullet trains, as a countermeasure against the threat. Taisei Oonari, a second-year junior high school student, transfers to Shinkai Gakuen Middle School in search of leads about his older sister, who went missing two years earlier. Just then, the Unknown appears again for the first time in a decade. Taisei turns out to possess an exceptionally high aptitude value as a Shinkalion pilot, and he is forced to decide whether to take up the fight. What is the true nature of the Unknown, and what is it after? What truth will come to light at the end of the battle? The tale of these boys' determination and growth starts now.

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.

Mimi Kitagami is a kind and level-headed girl who strives to become the best and coolest student council president in her high school class. However, three trouble-making boys constantly cause her grief, and she has a one-sided crush on one of them, Ushio Toujou.

"Fantasista Flower" is a side-story OVA related to The Eleventh Striker.

Another Detective Conan Magic File.

In the Fairytale World, a serious problem emerges as the princesses and their stories begin vanishing, throwing the human world into disarray since those tales hold deep importance. The Queen sends three magical beings—Sei, Dai, and Ryoku—into the human realm with magic gems. Their objective is to locate three girls capable of becoming the "Super Miracle Idols," specifically the princesses Snow White, Cinderella, and Kaguya-hime. The chosen ones turn out to be three ordinary young girls: Yukimori Ringo, Takashiro Layla, and Sasahara Natsuki. When they receive the magic gems, they transform into adult singing sensations and accidentally make their debut at a concert by the singer Wish, quickly gaining fame as "Little Princesses," or "LilPri." Their mission now is to collect Happiness Tones from people in order to restore the Fairytale World.

This special was produced to coincide with the release of the fourteenth feature film, The Lost Ship in the Sky. It includes a selection of earlier episodes, and the original episode featured here takes place following the events of the movie.

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 "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.

Beika Town, a city of crime. A mysterious dark figure descends upon this location, which ranks among the highest crime rates in the world. Their goal is to kill a "certain man." That key player from Detective Conan now becomes the protagonist! Clad in tights and possessing a pure intellect, this individual's name is… the pseudonymous Culprit Hanzawa!

In "Onipan!", three young oni use the power of onipan—a blend of "oni" and "pantsu"—to take on human forms and improve relations between humans and oni. The trio joins a regular high school in Tokyo, hoping to boost their reputation by energizing the local community. They get involved in school activities and sometimes take on idol roles.

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.

Five years have passed since the virtual AI Kizuna vanished from the digital realm, yet her legacy still motivates devotees like Miracle, a budding virtual entertainer. Within the prestigious ADEN Academy—a school where future virtual artists refine their abilities in singing, live streaming, and stagecraft—Miracle builds new friendships while honing her skills. Her ultimate ambition is to seize the hallowed Lapin d'Or trophy at the Virtual Grid Awards, an honor Kizuna secured for five consecutive years. To make this vision a reality, Miracle pours effort into elevating her channel's status through hard work and captivating performances, determined to distinguish herself among her classmates. Drawing inspiration from Kizuna's path, Miracle resolves to chase greatness and uplift those around her as she progresses.

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...

Third season of Ranma ½ (2024).

Goro makes a short return to Japan after a successful time in the United States. His trip takes him to Fukuoka, the city where he played baseball during his fifth-grade year. Because he had just relocated there, Fukuoka holds special meaning for Goro, as it was where a crucial moment in his life took place.

Sawada Honoka is a shy 14-year-old girl who frequently becomes a target for bullies. She does not believe in deities, angels, or devils. Her life changes dramatically when a baby devil suddenly appears in her room one night. This event forces Honoka to rethink her beliefs and examine what she truly believes in.

After resolving his inner conflicts, Daigo Shigeno continues playing baseball and takes on the captaincy of the Fuurin Private Academy Middle School team. Alongside his childhood friend Mutsuko Sakura, he sets out to lead the squad to victory. But unexpected circumstances reduce the team to just six members: Daigo, Mutsuko, Yayoi Sawa, Tao Sagara, Seira Kandori, and Hiromu Tanba. With a roster that is mostly female and inexperienced, gaining the trust of new players Akira Nishina, Anita Kabashima, and Chisato Fujii proves difficult. Despite obstacles like having no proper coach, troublesome newcomers, and a shortage of players, Daigo remains determined to unify the team before their first tournament.

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.

In the dungeons of the Hellhorde, the princess from the Royal Empire remains imprisoned, enduring a unique form of inhumane interrogation through lavish feasts, warm company, and other enticing comforts that are nearly impossible to resist. With each new wave of this excruciating "torture," her captivity becomes more bearable, and every pleasurable moment risks eroding her resolve. The more she succumbs to these temptations, the closer she gets to inadvertently divulging information, however minor, which the demons so desperately seek.

Set twenty-six years after the events of Touch, MIX follows the legacy left by Touch hero Tatsuya Uesugi. Meisei Academy High School was once renowned for its powerful baseball team, but in the years since their glory days, the team has faltered and lost its former fame. The story centers on two stepbrothers, Soichirou and Toma Tachibana. They are determined to bring back the strength of Meisei Academy's baseball team and earn a spot in the National High School Baseball Championship. Both boys are currently second-year students at Meisei Academy Middle School and are talented baseball players. Soichirou excels as a catcher and batter. Toma possesses extraordinary pitching skill but no longer pitches due to a "certain reason." Once they enter high school, the brothers pair up as a battery and set their sights on reaching the National High School Baseball Championship. The passion and devotion of these characters will move your heart! MIX is a high school baseball drama that can be enjoyed by audiences of all ages.

Deep within the Okoya Forest, a group of mythical Pokémon called Zarude resides, forbidding any outsiders from entering their territory. Koko, a young boy raised by a Zarude that left the group, has always believed he is a Pokémon. His world changes when he meets Satoshi and Pikachu, causing him to question whether he is truly a Pokémon or a human. As danger threatens the jungle, the bonds between humans and Pokémon, as well as the ties between parent and child, are put to the test.

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.

In the twenty-third Case Closed film, The Fist of Blue Sapphire, the legendary blue sapphire dubbed the "blue lapis fist" supposedly went down with a pirate ship near Singapore in the late 1800s. A wealthy local entrepreneur intends to recover this gem, and once it goes on display at the Marina Sands hotel in Singapore, a murder occurs, accompanied by a bloody calling card from Kaitou Kid. Concurrently, Ran and Sonoko travel to Singapore for a karate competition. Conan, unable to leave Japan because he lacks a passport, is supposed to stay behind. However, Kaitou Kid, in need of Conan's aid, uses a magic trick to forcibly bring Conan to Singapore. To return home, Conan must cooperate with Kid, but first he has to disguise himself since his glasses, watch, and other belongings are taken away. When Ran fails to identify him, he calls himself "Arthur Hirai." Later, Kid discovers that the "fist" is stored in a concealed vault beneath a mansion. As he thinks he has safely accessed it, a dangerous trap is set off. He then confronts Makoto Kyogoku, the undefeated karate champion boasting 400 consecutive victories.

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.

Daigo Shigeno, the son of legendary baseball player Gorou Shigeno, dreams of becoming a star athlete like his father. Full of determination, he joins the Mifune Dolphins, the same little league team his father once played for, shortly after starting fourth grade. However, after just a few practices, it becomes clear that Daigo lacks natural talent and a deep understanding of baseball, which shakes his confidence. Unable to handle the pressure of living up to his father's legacy, he quits the team within a year. Two years later, in sixth grade, a transfer student named Hikaru arrives in Daigo's class. Hikaru is the son of Toshiya Satou, Gorou's longtime friend and fellow baseball star. When the Dolphins contact Daigo's mother asking for players for an upcoming game, she insists that Daigo participate. Surprisingly, Hikaru also shows up, even though he has never played baseball despite his father's career. Unlike Daigo, Hikaru quickly picks up the sport and excels. Though the two boys are complete opposites, their different approaches to baseball will eventually lead them both into the world their fathers hold dear—the world of baseball.

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.

It's fair to say that the turbulent dynamic between Nagi and her butler Hayate often stems from their vastly different social perspectives. But when Nagi decides to take Hayate, her maid Maria, and their friends to a secluded vacation spot, the mismatched pair soon find themselves caught in completely incompatible realities. Through a strange twist of fate, Hayate ends up in a world where his mistress is Maria, and Nagi appears to have vanished entirely. Meanwhile, Nagi has her own troubles, trapped in a deadly amusement park. What is happening, and how does it all connect to a mysterious silver-haired woman who seems to hold the answer?

In "Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari 2nd Season," Hyouma Kunato starts to find comfort among Botan Nagatsuki and her tsukumogami household—spirited objects known as marebito—though his main goal of seeking revenge remains unchanged. As Hyouma trains in Kyoto under the Kadomori clan, he is oblivious to the plans being orchestrated by the Bureau of Traditional Music, a group of three tsukumogami musical instruments. They question Botan's family about why Hyouma is close to the individual who acts as the bridge between humans and marebito. Soon after, the paper umbrella tsukumogami Hyouma has long pursued resurfaces and abducts Botan along with her college friends. In his rush to save the person he promised to protect, Hyouma might have to reconsider his objectives to keep his word to Botan.

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.

When Konoe Moyako was a child, her younger brother Akira made a playful remark about wanting to marry her, which led Moyako to label him as a sister-obsessed pervert. As they mature into their teenage years, Moyako remains resolute in her goal to correct Akira’s behavior, even though his alleged perversion is entirely a product of her own imagination. She often misreads innocent exchanges as having darker implications. This edition was included in the limited printings for the fifth, sixth, and seventh manga volumes.

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

During the inauguration of Tokyo's new Touto subway line, a bombing occurs, injuring the city's governor who was on board the train. Thanks to Conan Edogawa's quick actions, the governor and other passengers are saved. Driven by curiosity about the bombing, Conan investigates the governor's political history and discovers that the governor was involved in demolishing a village in Niigata for the construction of the Kitanosawa Dam. Believing the bombing is linked to this past event, Conan, along with Ran Mouri, Kogorou Mouri, Professor Agasa, Sonoko Suzuki, and the Detective Boys, travels to the old village to further investigate. Upon arrival, they meet some of the former villagers. However, another mystery unfolds when one of these individuals is found dead. Conan, now convinced that a more sinister plot is at play, is determined to uncover the truth behind both the bombing and the murder before it's too late.

In ancient times, the Kingdom of the Vale prospered until the ruler's sons fought each other, unleashing their legendary companions, Reshiram and Zekrom, which disrupted the Dragon Force that sustained their land. The mythical Pokémon, Victini, intervened to restore order by sealing the Dragon Force with the Sword of the Vale. However, disturbing the sword could trigger a catastrophic event once again. Damon, a descendant of the Vale's dispersed people, aims to revive his forefathers' kingdom by summoning Zekrom and seizing the Dragon Force. As Satoshi and his companions reach Eindoak Town at the base of the Sword, they encounter Damon's plan and team up with Victini, the protector of the Vale, to stop his plot and prevent the calamity that befell the kingdom a millennium ago.

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 "Pokémon the Movie: Kyurem VS. The Sword of Justice," Keldeo, a Mythical Pokémon, aims to become a member of the Swords of Justice, a group dedicated to aiding those in need. To earn his place, he must fully unleash the power of his horn and master the Sacred Sword technique, prompting him to challenge Kyurem, a Legendary Dragon dwelling in an old mine inside a frozen crater. Though initially confident, Keldeo soon realizes he is no match for this formidable opponent. Meanwhile, Satoshi and his companions are journeying through the Unova region when they encounter an injured Keldeo. At the same time, Kyurem begins wreaking havoc by draining energy from other Legendary Pokémon, creating an imbalance that endangers the entire region. With support from his new friends, Keldeo must overcome his shortcomings and confront Kyurem once more, this time with the fate of the world hanging in the balance.

A month after the events of Heaven is a Place on Earth, Nagi continues her daily life at the Sanzenin Mansion until she receives a notification from American officials that she must collect her deceased father's belongings within seven days. As she uncovers more about a father she barely knew, Nagi encounters a mysterious girl who claims to be her younger sister but conceals ulterior motives. This anime presents an original storyline independent of the manga, with the creator, Kenjiro Hata, personally developing the story concept.

In "Detective Conan Movie 14: The Lost Ship in the Sky," a terrorist group known as the Red Siamese Cats orchestrates an explosion at the Tokyo National Institute of Microorganisms, targeting a high-security facility that houses a lethal virus with an 80% fatality rate and no known cure. This attack occurs during the unveiling of the world's largest airship, designed by Jirokichi Suzuki, which includes a challenge for the famous thief Kaito Kuroba, also known as Kaitou Kid, to steal the displayed gem, the Lady Sky. Conan Edogawa boards the airship with Kogorou Mouri, Ran Mouri, Sonoko Suzuki, Professor Agasa, and the Detective Boys. Their journey is interrupted when an anonymous caller informs Jirokichi that a virus has been released in the smoking area. As passengers begin showing symptoms, panic spreads. Taking advantage of the situation, the Red Siamese Cats seize control of the airship. Conan and Kaitou Kid, alongside their allies, work together to solve the clues and uncover the true intentions behind the Red Siamese Cats' actions.

While living under the alias Edogawa Conan, Kudou Shinichi faces the looming threat that his days in disguise may soon be over. The Black Syndicate is dangerously close to discovering that Shinichi survived, putting him and everyone around him at risk of death. To prevent this, Conan must locate Irish, a member of the Black Organisation who has infiltrated the police force and is currently investigating a major serial murder case.

After the Baseball World Cup, Gorou Honda's passion for the sport is reignited, and he sets his sights on reclaiming his former glory by joining the Hornets and heading to America to prepare for his Major League pitching debut. Despite this renewed drive, Gorou faces unexpected hardships and painful incidents that threaten his resolve and put his hard-won baseball career at risk. As the final season of Major unfolds, Gorou must once again confront seemingly impossible obstacles to save his career. This time, however, the solution is not straightforward, as the root of his struggle lies deep within his own mind.

Recap of all 12 episodes of Tonikaku Kawaii.

Special omake episodes from the Blu-Ray releases, showing the heroines and foes in funny, uncommon situations.

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.

Kyouhei moves to Tokyo hoping to start fresh, but his past catches up when he stumbles upon a brutal murder. His background is far from normal; in his hometown, he was a "seki," able to mentally control "kakashi," ancient wooden deities with immense power. With a rogue kakashi terrorizing Tokyo, Kyouhei may have to face both the kakashi and its seki in "Kamisama Dolls."

In the lead-up to the Baseball World Cup, Gorou Honda is determined to represent his country. Though his name is omitted from the official roster, Gorou remains resolute and volunteers to serve as a practice pitcher for the Japanese national team. His aim is to impress the manager with his exceptional speed and abilities. Given an opportunity to prove his value in a scrimmage between the seasoned Japanese team and the promising new players, Gorou strives to stand out. The tournament, featuring top-tier talent from around the world, also sets the stage for Gorou's long-awaited confrontation with his enduring rival, Joe Gibson.

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.

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 world of Malevolent Spirits: Mononogatari, saenome are responsible for sealing tsukumogami—spirits that dwell within objects—when they become a danger to society. Most of these spirits are harmless, and saenome typically resolve matters through simple conversation. Hyouma Kunato, still traumatized by a brutal past encounter with a violent spirit, rejects peaceful methods and attacks every tsukumogami he meets. His grandfather Zouhei, who views Hyouma as a potential clan leader, disapproves of this approach and gives him an ultimatum: live with Botan Nagatsuki, a girl whose home harbors six tsukumogami, or face expulsion from the clan. Driven by a desire for vengeance against the spirit that ruined his life, Hyouma grudgingly accepts Zouhei's arrangement. As mysterious malevolent forces begin disrupting the balance between worlds, Hyouma must gain Botan's trust and overcome his hostility toward her unusual family.

Jirou Azuma is a seventeen-year-old shinobi descendant living peacefully with his grandfather, using his ability to talk with animals to befriend and protect them. Like his grandfather, he continues the family's combat training traditions. His life alters when he rescues a stray black cat named Ragou, only to learn the feline is actually a mononoke—a spirit locked in a long conflict with humanity. When another mononoke attacks, Jirou defends Ragou with his shinobi skills but suffers a fatal wound. Instead of draining Jirou's remaining life, Ragou chooses to give him his own leftover power, reviving Jirou and granting him enhanced supernatural abilities that boost his shinobi techniques. Ryousuke Shiba, an agent of the Bureau of Espionage that eliminates hostile mononoke, witnesses the event. Shiba then invites Jirou and his grandfather to join the Bureau's new unit, Black Torch, to confront dangerous mononoke that threaten innocent people.

Set apart from the city's hustle and bustle, Torishirojima is a tranquil island where time moves slowly. Hairi Takahara, a young boy bearing emotional scars, finds an excuse in his grandmother's death to leave the urban chaos behind and spend the summer on this serene island. Upon arrival, Hairi feels rejuvenated by the island's calm atmosphere, which differs greatly from his usual hurried lifestyle. Staying with his aunt, Kyouko Misaki, his plan is to assist her in organizing a storage shed full of items collected by his grandmother over the years, while his cousin Umi Katou is also around to help. As he gets accustomed to the island’s unhurried pace, Hairi explores during his spare moments and meets several unique individuals: the lively Tsumugi Wenders, the introverted Shiroha Naruse, the nomadic Kamome Kushima, and the sassy Ao Sorakado. Drawn into their lives and the island’s mysterious charm, Hairi experiences a summer rich with happiness, reminiscence, and pivotal experiences that will deeply affect him.

In this third season of Yowamushi Pedal, Sohoku High School's cycling team triumphs over the reigning champions, Hakone Academy, at the Interhigh national competition. With the departure of third-year members Kinjou, Makishima, and Tadokoro after a grueling summer, the team now comprises primarily of first-years Onoda Sakamichi, Imaizumi Shunsuke, and Naruko Shoukichi, along with their new captain, second-year Teshima Junta, and vice-captain Aoyagi Hajime. As they gear up to defend their title at the upcoming Interhigh, they face renewed competition from Hakone Academy, which has also recruited new members to strengthen its ranks. Meanwhile, Kyoto Fushimi High, led by powerhouse Midousuji Akira, joins other elite schools nationwide in honing their skills to challenge for the top spot at the prestigious competition.

As the commander of the Imperial Army's Third Legion, the princess of the Royal Empire has secured countless triumphs for humanity against the demonic Hellhorde. Yet she now finds herself captive in their dungeon, accompanied solely by her sentient sword, Ex. Her royal lineage grants the princess vital intelligence that could allow the Hellhorde to seize control. To extract this information, the demons swiftly resort to their most merciless methods of torture—namely, tempting her with exquisite food, steadfast companionship, adorable beings, and the most delightful experiences imaginable.

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.

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 the Kanto region, Ash receives an invitation from Professor Eri Okido to attend the opening ceremony of Professor Sycamore's new laboratory in Vermilion City. During the event, Professor Sycamore is notified of a possible sighting of a rare Pokémon in the city's harbor, prompting Ash and other trainers to investigate. Upon arriving at the harbor, they discover Lugia, a Legendary Pokémon, engaged in battle with several trainers. Ash commands his partner Pikachu to strike Lugia with a Thunderbolt attack, but Lugia remains unaffected and escapes. Determined, Ash leaps onto Lugia's back, where he finds another trainer named Goh also aboard. Together, they embark on an exhilarating journey across the sea on Lugia. When Lugia eventually returns them to land, Ash and Goh bid farewell to the Legendary Pokémon and return to Sycamore Institute. Impressed by their observations and insights from the encounter, Sycamore invites both Ash and Goh to become his new research assistants. This marks the beginning of their adventures as they travel through various regions, encountering numerous new Pokémon, including those capable of Gigantamax transformations.

Eli, Chihiro, and Miyako set out to create a band, but soon find they require Katsuragi's assistance. As their efforts move forward, they encounter Kanon, and together they build a bond that combines camaraderie with a hint of competition.

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?

In "Hayate the Combat Butler!!," Hayate Ayasaki continues to face unrelenting misfortune. Now living at the Sanzenin mansion and attending Hakuou Academy, he works tirelessly as a butler for his young charge Nagi while struggling to keep up with school's demanding coursework and a never-ending stream of crises. Despite his best intentions, Hayate remains a constant target of female attention, making his life far from peaceful. He must manage Nagi's subtle feelings along with those of the girls he has unintentionally charmed. These include Ayumu Nishizawa, a former friend now living as an ordinary high school girl, and Hinagiku Katsura, the diligent president of Hakuou's student council. While Ayumu aims to win his heart, Hinagiku struggles with her own emotions, both adding further complications to Hayate's already chaotic life.

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 "Cross Game," Kou Kitamura and Aoba Tsukishima are constantly at odds, even though their families are close friends and business partners. Kou, the only child of a sports store owner, has no interest in baseball, despite developing his batting skills through regular visits to the batting center run by the Tsukishima family. Meanwhile, Aoba is passionate about baseball and shines as a pitcher. Although they seem like complete opposites, Kou and Aoba share a deep bond through their feelings for Wakaba Tsukishima, Aoba's older sister and Kou's destined love interest. Wakaba often sparks their ongoing rivalry. Whether they will eventually recognize their common ground is uncertain, but baseball might be the key to resolving their personal struggles.

In this continuation of the Pokémon series, following his mother's victory in a vacation raffle to the Alola region, Pokémon trainer Ash and his partner Pikachu arrive at Melemele Island, home to unique Pokémon and variations of familiar species. Eager to explore, Ash and Pikachu get lost while chasing a Pokémon and find themselves at the Pokémon School, a place dedicated to learning about Pokémon. Here, Ash encounters Kaki, a determined student, during a confrontation with Team Skull, which reveals the potency of Z-Moves—powerful techniques exclusive to the Alola region that demand perfect synchronization between trainer and Pokémon. That night, Ash and Pikachu meet Kapu Kokeko, the guardian deity of Melemele Island, who presents them with a Z-Ring, essential for performing Z-Moves. Inspired by their recent experience and now equipped with a Z-Ring, Ash and Pikachu choose to remain in the Alola region to learn and master these formidable abilities. Joining the Pokémon School, Ash becomes part of a diverse class including Lillie, who adores Pokémon but struggles to physically interact with them, along with Kaki and other classmates. As they attend classes, fend off Team Rocket, who have also arrived in Alola to advance their organization's goals, and undertake the Island Trials needed to hone their Z-Move skills, Ash and Pikachu embark on an exhilarating new journey.

Each day, a masked girl stands by the seaside, singing a melancholic melody. In her youth, Nino Arisugawa experienced two abrupt and sorrowful farewells. Since then, she has continued to sing to the sea, bound by a pact with her two childhood companions—her first love, Momo Sakaki, and the musical prodigy, Kanade "Yuzu" Yuzuriha. Though the two boys never crossed paths, each separately pledged to Nino that her voice would be the beacon to reunite them should she be separated from either. After six years, destiny brings Nino, Momo, and Yuzu together at the same high school. However, time has changed much in their lives—Nino steadfastly holds onto the childhood promise with the boys, Yuzu's past feelings for her rekindle, and Momo deliberately avoids a reunion with Nino. Can they mend their friendship and unravel the intertwined emotions within this intricate love triangle through the power of music?

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.

Kyousuke Hyoubu, once betrayed and now counted among the most powerful ESPers, is a fugitive pursued by the authorities. While he projects a hardened exterior, Kyousuke is actually compassionate at heart. His primary goal is to free ESPers from human oppression, using force when needed. Through these actions, he has rescued many ESPers and earned the allegiance of those he aided. The organization he commands is called P.A.N.D.R.A.

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.

Tsukasa Yuzaki is overjoyed when her husband Nasa presents her with a brand-new smartphone. She quickly gets the hang of the LINE app and delights in sending stickers to her friends. But her happiness fades when a former coworker calls Nasa away for urgent work, hinting that he might be gone the entire night. Facing her first night apart from Nasa since they got married, can Tsukasa’s newly acquired tech savvy help her stay connected with her husband and overcome her loneliness?

In the series "Urusei Yatsura," the Oni—a group of aliens—threaten to attack Earth but instead propose a challenge: one selected human must touch the horns of Lum, the Oni leader's attractive daughter, in a game of tag. High school student Ataru Moroboshi, known for his lecherous behavior and bad luck, is chosen and given ten days to accomplish this seemingly impossible task due to Lum's supernatural abilities. Motivated by a marriage proposal from his childhood friend Shinobu Miyake, Ataru unexpectedly manages to grab Lum's bikini top before finally touching her horns. Despite achieving his goal, Lum misunderstands the situation and assumes Ataru intends to marry her, leading her to move into his house. Ataru now struggles to maintain his relationship with Shinobu while dealing with the persistent Lum. His ill-fated victory sets the stage for a series of chaotic events as he tries to navigate these challenges.

In pursuit of her grand ambitions, ingenious arms dealer Koko Hekmatyar, alongside the stoic child soldier Jonathan "Jonah" Mar and their team, carry out various mercenary missions. These assignments often put them in grave danger, ranging from dealing with contract killers to commanding private armies. Internal discord arises when Koko discovers that Renato "R" Socci, one of her bodyguards, has been secretly working for "Operation Undershaft," a CIA operation aimed at infiltrating HCLI and manipulating Koko. Shocked by this betrayal, Koko must demonstrate strong leadership to mend her fractured team and regain their trust. Jormungand: Perfect Order narrates Koko and her group's journey as they face relentless adversaries, navigate internal strife, and work towards Koko’s vision of worldwide peace—a condition of perfect order.

With the summer break drawing to a close, Nishikata is determined to try out his latest schemes in an effort to finally outwit his classmate Takagi. Even though he repeatedly fails, he begins to understand the subtleties of her clever mind. Before long, he starts to wonder what really drives Takagi's constant teasing. However, it becomes clear that every fun-filled day they spend scheming against one another only draws them closer.

Long ago, certain witches wedded their familiars after they took human form, creating a lineage of ogres. One member of this bloodline is Morihito Otogi, who looks fully human but carries the incredible strength of his predecessors. His childhood friend, the young witch Nico Wakatsuki, had to leave for the Witches' Holy Land to undergo her training, separating her from Morihito. Years later, just as Morihito is about to start high school, Nico returns with the clear goal of making him her familiar. While most witches pick cats or bats, Nico has chosen Morihito for reasons that go deeper. Though Morihito doesn't grasp her real motives, they begin living under the same roof at his house while his parents are away. After some hesitation, Morihito accepts his new duty, resolved to help Nico adjust to human society again and shield her from an approaching catastrophe.

In an ordinary morning, high school student Akira Shiroyanagi, who has a fondness for games and Konpeito candies, is suddenly pulled into a battlefield by a mysterious girl named Mion. He discovers he has been removed from his family register, is part of an experiment, and has been given unique abilities. Resolved to use these new powers and his strategic mind, Akira sets out to win the game and stop the group responsible. Armed with an unusual skill set and his sharp tactical thinking, a new era of psychological combat begins.

A human can only become a vampire by falling in love with one, and 14-year-old Kou Yamori desires nothing more than to achieve this. His goal is to win the heart of Nazuna Nanakusa within the next ten months, during their nightly encounters. As Kou pursues his dream, his friends Mahiru Seki and Akira Asai slowly come to terms with the existence of vampires and Kou's aspiration to join their ranks. Kou's discovery that someone close to Mahiru is also a vampire leaves him torn over how to handle this revelation. In the meantime, Anko Uguisu, a human detective dedicated to eradicating vampires, draws closer to Nazuna and her companions. Following a violent clash that severely injures one of the vampires, they recognize the danger posed by their retained human memories. To protect Nazuna, Kou must delve into the mysteries of her past.

In "Spy x Family Code: White," Loid Forger, a seasoned spy, receives word from his handler that his role in Operation Strix could be in jeopardy if he does not make meaningful headway. His new priority is helping his adopted daughter Anya earn enough Stella Stars to become an Imperial Scholar at Eden Academy. To accomplish this, Loid learns of a cooking competition that awards a Stella Star to the victor and decides to enter Anya. He investigates the judge's preferred dessert to give her an advantage but discovers that recreating the beloved meremere requires more than just following a recipe. Consequently, the Forger family takes a trip to the Frigis region to experience an authentic meremere. However, their vacation takes an unexpected turn when they become involved in a scheme aimed at reigniting conflict between Ostania and Westalis.

In a quiet countryside town, the local junior high school football team revolves entirely around one player: Ashito Aoi. Known for his unpredictable playstyle and self-centered approach, Ashito single-handedly drives his team to victory in a critical high school preliminary tournament. However, this success is short-lived. During a match, an opponent provokes Ashito into a violent outburst, resulting in his disqualification from the rest of the game. With their star player gone, the team is quickly eliminated from the tournament. At his lowest point of despair, Ashito is approached by Tatsuya Fukuda, a youth team coach who recognizes his hidden potential. Fukuda invites Ashito to join tryouts in Tokyo. Now in an unfamiliar environment surrounded by skilled players, Ashito must fully harness his abilities to prove himself and potentially launch a career that could change everything.

Observing fragile flower petals crumble into ash, the young duke is starkly reminded of the curse that torments him—the power to kill any living thing he touches. Exiled by his own family, he spends most of his days in near isolation. Yet he finds comfort in the unwavering loyalty of his butler, Rob, and the mischievous maid, Alice, who stand by him. As his affection for Alice deepens, his anguish over the fatal curse grows more intense. Determined to rid himself of this burden, he sets out on a journey to break the curse that has haunted him since childhood. His resolve is strengthened by his desire to keep Alice safe and to achieve a future where he can hold her without inflicting harm.

Following the destruction of their home in a fire, Nasa and Tsukasa Yuzaki take shelter at the Arisugawas' bathhouse. As their newlywed life continues, their bond grows stronger with each passing day. Wanting to make the most of every moment with Tsukasa, Nasa finds joy in their everyday routines. They try new ways to grow closer, including adopting a cat, visiting an amusement park, and watching an impromptu romantic comedy starring Nasa's former teacher. Every day brings something new. While Tsukasa becomes more involved with Nasa's friends and family, Nasa has yet to meet many of Tsukasa's relatives. Though others see them as a perfect couple, Nasa starts to question if he will ever truly uncover the mysteries of his wife's past.

In early 15th-century Poland, twelve-year-old prodigy Rafal adheres strictly to reason, aiming to gain societal approval and avoid emotional interference. He publicly announces his plan to study theology, the most respected academic field of the time. However, an encounter with a mysterious figure drastically alters Rafal's life path, igniting a passion for astronomy. Rafal is determined to prove the heliocentric theory—the idea that the Earth orbits the Sun—is both beautiful and logical. Yet, in the eyes of the powerful Church, this view is considered heresy, as the Church enforces geocentrism, insisting that the Sun revolves around the Earth as the sole truth of the universe. Anyone who contradicts Church doctrine faces extremely brutal punishment. While gathering evidence to support heliocentrism, Rafal must not only solve problems of precise measurement and constructing empirical models but also conduct this research in secret to avoid meeting the same fate as other heretics.

In the chaotic city of Roanapur, crime runs rampant, and Roberta, a devoted maid and proficient guerrilla fighter for the Venezuelan Lovelace family, finds herself entangled in the violence. After her master is assassinated by the U.S. Secret Service, she heads back to Roanapur, driven by a thirst for vengeance and determined to track down her master's killer. At the same time, Fernando Garcia Lovelace, the young successor to his father's estate, travels to Thailand with his bodyguard, Fabiola Iglesias, in pursuit of Roberta. He enlists the aid of the Lagoon Company to put an end to Roberta's violent quest and bring her back to the Lovelace family. However, as the conflict intensifies and tensions rise among Roanapur's criminal underworld and the U.S. military, thwarting Roberta's vengeful mission becomes a complex and perilous endeavor.

Operation Strix continues its steady advance toward obtaining vital intelligence on the elusive political figure, Donovan Desmond. As part of this mission, Loid Forger successfully maintains his facade as the father of his telepathic daughter, Anya, his wife who is actually an assassin named Yor, and their clairvoyant dog, Bond. Only Anya knows the true identities of her family members and strives to keep the charade intact while also attempting to build a friendship with Damian, Donovan’s son and her classmate at Eden Academy. Anya's efforts to befriend Damian result in her receiving yet another Tonitrus Bolt, bringing her closer to expulsion and jeopardizing the success of Operation Strix. Upon hearing this news, Loid collapses in shock. In his unconscious state, he reflects on his sorrowful past and the path that led him to become a spy. Realizing the significance of Operation Strix both for himself and for the world, Loid regains his determination. Despite pursuing individual hidden agendas, the Forger family continues to value their tumultuous yet deeply cherished family life.

In a world torn apart by conflict, former child soldier Jonathan "Jonah" Mar holds a deep hatred for weapons and those who trade in them. Despite his misgivings, Jonah is forced to work as a personal bodyguard for Koko Hekmatyar, an international arms dealer. As part of Koko's security team, which includes former special forces operatives, Jonah must protect Koko and her vision of achieving world peace, navigating the many dangers tied to her illegal weapons trade. The series Jormungand follows Koko, Jonah, and their team as they travel the globe, operating under the cover of the international shipping company HCLI to sell weapons. Due to the illicit nature of Koko's operations, they must constantly evade local and global authorities while engaging with national militaries, private military companies, and rebel groups. With the constant threat of assassination and unrelenting pursuit by the CIA, Jonah and the group must defend Koko and her peace mission at all costs, risking everything in the process.

After triumphing in the First-Class Mage Examination, the trio—elven mage Frieren, warrior Stark, and newly promoted first-class mage Fern—sets out for the perilous Northern Plateau on their journey to Aureole. Stark faces formidable foes that challenge his self-assurance, a trial that ultimately strengthens his determination and cements his position as the group's primary defender. Fern reflects on the many gifts she has gathered, viewing each as a token of the people she holds dear. Meanwhile, Frieren remains committed to comprehending human nature, recalling her time with the Hero's party and a brief meeting with a renowned figure. As she contemplates the flow of time, she wonders if she has truly evolved, yet subtle signs suggest she may be more human than she admits.

During the exorcism at Jin "Jiji" Enjouji's home, the situation spirals into danger. Momo Ayase narrowly avoids abduction, while Ken "Okarun" Takakura and Jiji face an assault from the sinister Kitou family, the owners of the haunted property. Their meddling threatens the delicate balance of a legendary, mysterious town. As Momo, Okarun, and Jiji delve into a labyrinth of folklore and supernatural entities, they must leverage their unique powers to survive the dangers and reveal the secrets hidden within this strange settlement.

After the cultural festival's excitement, Shouko Komi persists in her quest to make one hundred friends, aided by her classmate and friend Hitohito Tadano. With winter approaching, Makoto Katai, a student who looks like a delinquent but has been absent since the term began, transfers into their class. Beneath his intimidating exterior, Katai finds it difficult to connect with others and sincerely desires to befriend his classmates. As fresh bonds form and established ones deepen, the relationship between Komi and Tadano shifts in a manner that is far from negative.