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Produced by Production I.G and directed by Mizuho Nishikubo, this short anime was screened at the V Jump Festival '98. The special is an adaptation of the Slime Boukenki manga by Osamu Kaneko.

Itsuro Kawasaki directed "The Adventures of Slaim," a short anime produced by Production I.G and screened at the 1995 V Jump Festival. The film adapts the manga of the same name by Osamu Kaneko.

This 2023 modern spinoff (DLE) of the classic manga Sakigake!! Otokojuku debuted on Twitter, YouTube, and TikTok. It focuses on a cram school that teaches modern life skills for men, such as housework, child-rearing, makeup, and social skills.

Every high school baseball team aspires to compete in the legendary Koshien Stadium Tournament. For Seido High School, that dream is finally within reach after years of waiting, thanks to star player Gorilla Matsui giving the team a genuine shot at success. Principal Kocho is overjoyed by this opportunity. However, the Head teacher reveals to him that their opening game will be against Gedo High School, a team infamous for brutally murdering all their opponents. Upon hearing this, Kocho loses all hope—both for his students' lives and for any chance of winning the tournament.

Yosuke Kamogawa had abandoned all hope, but then the enigmatic pyramid named Yahabe appeared. With the ability to rewind time, how will this mysterious structure alter Yosuke’s fate?

In this story, a loud and aggressive kabuki performer sets out on a journey westward to ancient southern Asia, joined by a wandering monk who has been cursed and turned into a monkey.

A compilation of brief scenes adapted from the Ring ni Kakero manga, created while the same team was working on the fifth Saint Seiya film. This was obtainable through a mail-order form that came with a 2004 issue of Super Jump magazine, and it was later featured on the Kurumada 30th Anniversary DVD.

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.

The members of the Kameari Park police box go on a Hawaiian vacation, but when Ryotsu spots a childhood friend thought to have died ten years earlier, he and the Katsushika Police Force get caught up in a terrorist scheme involving a massive UFO-like device capable of generating tornadoes that could destroy Tokyo.

The story takes place in early 18th-century Edo during the Kyouhou era, a time when merchant culture thrived. In Yoshiwara, the city's red-light district, a popular and beautiful courtesan named Usugumo is known for her charm and character. In truth, she is the daughter of a Christianized prostitute and the shogun Yoshimune, but the political struggles of the era prevent her from being with her father. Her life changes when she meets Kikunosuke, a blond-haired thief. Together with Kikunosuke, a doctor named Aoto Touichirou who practices the unfamiliar Western medicine, and her pet cat Kotetsu, Usugumo forms a thief band called the Kikugumi. Meanwhile, a member of a mysterious group appears, targeting Usugumo.

Masaaki Yuasa helmed this short anime, produced by Production IG and released on VHS as a subscription incentive for a video game magazine. The protagonist is a Slime from the Dragon Quest series.

Kosuke-sama Rikimaru-sama: Konpeitou no Ryuu is a 45-minute anime television special created by J.C. Staff and broadcast in 1988 on Japanese TV. Like Dragon Ball, this martial arts adventure pits its heroes against antagonists reminiscent of the Red Ribbon Army, features mecha designs typical of Toriyama, and includes a dragon that closely mirrors Son Gohan's Haiya Dragon.

In "Kiss wa Hitomi ni Shite," high school student Morisato Ibuki fantasizes about being kissed by a prince on a white horse. The very next day, that prince—Ebisu Naoto—transfers to her school and ends up lodging at her home. Naoto explains that the kiss in her dream was actually his doing, intended to rouse her, though he claims Ibuki was the one who kissed him. Despite this confusion, Ibuki starts falling for Naoto, but his attention seems focused on American football and a mysterious girl named Kawahara Izumi. Meanwhile, Ibuki's quiet classmate, Nitta, secretly holds feelings for her. Can love conquer all the hurdles that lie ahead?

Tokio Abiko moves from his hometown in Yamagata prefecture to attend school in bustling Tokyo. On his very first day, he meets a peculiar classmate named Japan Hinomoto. Tokio quickly discovers that Japan is the grandmaster of an unusual fighting discipline known as Todofu-ken: the Metro-erritorial Pre-fist-ure Style. Featuring 47 distinct forms, each inspired by a different Japanese prefecture, this series takes readers on a hilarious and distinctive journey across the country.

Sakisaka Saki, a high school senior, secretly harbors feelings for Kazame Kaname, who previously dated her older sister, Noriko. Saki does not know that Noriko and Kaname have already broken up. Hoping to escape this tangled situation once entering college, Saki instead learns that she will be attending the same school as Kaname. At the orientation event, she is invited to join Kaname’s video club, where he plans to film her. Further complicating matters is Tachibana Daichi, another student with a hidden love for Saki, who also wishes to capture her on camera. Can Saki’s conflicted feelings be resolved, and will genuine love win out?

An adaptation by V-Jump Festa of a one shot manga by Akira Toriyama.

Episode 0 of Kinnikuman: Kanpeki Chоujin Shiso-hen.

The tennis team from Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School discovers an unusual bottle while out one day. Inside, they locate a peculiar note that asks whoever finds it to place something inside the bottle and then toss it back into the river. After opening the bottle and removing the message, the team carefully repairs it with tape, adds a few extra objects, and sends the bottle onward. The bottle does not reach its intended recipient, however; instead, it floats to a different location, where it is found by the tennis team from Seishun Academy.

Recap of first 37 episodes of Dragon Quest: Dai no Daibouken (2020) to look back on Dai's Adventure so far.

Preparing a party for her anniversary with the King, when he failed to show up Chocola decided to run away from the castle.

In the story of Spirit Warrior, the narrative centers on Kujaku, a young mystic who has no memory of his past but possesses extraordinary supernatural gifts. Trained by priests, Kujaku has honed his abilities with the aim of using them for good. However, Siegfried von Mittgard, a sinister force who seeks to become the Regent of Darkness and dominate the world, desires Kujaku’s innate powers. To stop Kujaku from reaching his full potential, Siegfried sends ruthless agents to kill him. As time grows short, Kujaku must uncover the mystery of his origins before the immense power within him consumes him entirely.

There exist gamblers who stake even their own lives as wagers. To ensure fairness in these deadly bets, a violent and influential syndicate called "Kakerou" acts as a neutral arbiter for such games. Follow Baku Madarame, known as Usogui (The Lie Eater), as he faces off against deranged opponents in contests—including Escape the Abandoned Building, Old Maid, and Hangman—with the ultimate goal of outsmarting and seizing control of the neutral organization Kakerou itself.

Based on a shounen gag manga by Masuda Kousuke serialised in Monthly Shounen Jump.

In "Houkago no Oujisama," Ryouma Echizen and his teammates from the Seishun Academy Boys' Tennis Team get up to various pranks and antics away from the tennis court. Their mischief includes stashing a creepy kokeshi doll inside the locker room and showing up in the wrong outfits for Halloween. The series also features guest appearances by players from rival schools, boosting the humor. This story explores the characters' daily lives beyond their tennis matches.

Go! Go! Ackman tells the story of Ackman, a demon child who is 200 years old and collects souls for the Dark Devil Lord. It was first shown to the public at the 1994 V-Jump Festa, and later became a special video feature that could be requested by those who purchased V-Jump.

This anime adapts Masuda Kosuke's famous gag manga, known for its cynical and sarcastic humor. It presents independent 5-minute episodes that showcase a wide variety of characters, including historical figures.

During his college entrance ceremony, Ushino Hayama encounters Sara, a girl he met ten years earlier. Following that meeting, he realizes he has acquired the ability to control water. After winning the swimming championships, he takes up deep sea diving.

Second season of Kinnikuman: Kanpeki Chоujin Shiso-hen.

Tezuka vs. Atobe The Kanto Regionals begin with a Singles 1 showdown between Hyoutei Academy and Seishun Academy, placing captains Kunimitsu Tezuka and Keigo Atobe in direct opposition. Both display fierce resolve, and Seishun's tournament fate rests on their captain's performance. Determined to stop Hyoutei from an early exit, Atobe aims to capitalize on Tezuka's weaknesses to claim victory. Inui-Kaidou vs. Shishido-Ootori / Oishi-Kikumaru vs. Niou-Yagyuu Filled with renewed spirit, Sadaharu Inui and Kaoru Kaidou join forces as Seishun's fresh doubles pairing, taking on Hyoutei's Ryou Shishido and Choutarou Ootori. Before the match, Inui suggests merging their techniques to exceed their current limits. Meanwhile, Shishido, recently restored as a regular, is set on proving himself through an uncompromising win. Seishun's celebrated "Golden Pair," Shuichiro Oishi and Eiji Kikumaru, face off against Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School's Masaharu Niou and Hiroshi Yagyuu in the Kanto Regional Finals. Though they get off to a strong start, Oishi and Kikumaru face mounting obstacles as Niou and Yagyuu use strategic tactics to make their path harder. As the two Seishun players contend with their rivals, the history of their partnership comes to light. Fuji vs. Kirihara In the Singles 2 match of the Kanto Regional Finals, Seishun's "Genius" Shuusuke Fuji battles Rikkai's second-year prodigy Akaya Kirihara. Kirihara boldly claims he will finish the match in 13 minutes, drawing scorn from Fuji. As the game drags on, Kirihara grows more aggressive, forcing Fuji to quickly modify his approach to neutralize his opponent.

In "Spirit Warrior," Kujaku, a young mystic with a mysterious past, possesses remarkable supernatural abilities stemming from a dark omen at his birth. Brought up by priests, he uses his powers for good. However, the malevolent Siegfried von Mittgard seeks to steal Kujaku's birthright and rise as the Regent of Darkness, intending to rule the world. To stop this, Siegfried has sent ruthless agents to destroy Kujaku before he can achieve his full destiny. As danger closes in, Kujaku must uncover the truth of his origins before his inner power becomes uncontrollable.

This three-minute 3D-CGI film is bundled with the sixth volume of the Gunnm: Complete Edition manga reissue. It features Alita taking part in a Third League motorball race against former rivals like "Armor" Togo, Degchalev, and Valdicci, revisiting key moments from their earlier matches.

Natsuki holds the title of top female karateka at her high school. With her beauty and bright personality, she easily wins over most people she encounters. Many of the boys in her class would love to earn her affection, but her true passion is reserved for karate. Unfortunately, the large, rough thugs she runs into always want to fight her, giving her plenty of real-world chances to put her karate skills to use. As the story progresses and her adversaries grow more serious, Natsuki picks up techniques from Aikido and Judo, and develops a special Ki energy blast that doubles the power of her punches. While she may not be able to smash through walls like some of her opponents, her signature N.G. Bomber usually sends them flying.

At Ichiou Junior High, the Kimen-gumi—a group of five notorious boys made up of Rei Ichidou, Gou Reietsu, Kiyoshi Shusse, Jin Daima, and Dai Monohoshi—have built a legendary reputation through their unruly antics and quirky traits. When this mischievous bunch crosses paths with newly transferred student Yui Kawa and her friend Chie Uru, the newcomers are drawn into their chaotic adventures. The school is also home to various other cliques, like the stylish Iro Otoko-gumi, led by Shou Kireide; the rebellious Ban-gumi, headed by You Nihiruda; the athletic Ude-gumi, under the guidance of Kai Undou; and the formidable Onna-gumi, spearheaded by Jako Amano. With the arrival of spring, a lively and comedic coming-of-age story unfolds, highlighting the everyday experiences of these colorful individuals.

One afternoon, Rokurou, an ordinary student, is interrupted by a knock at his door just as he's about to masturbate. To his surprise, a gorgeous girl appears and asks, "Do you need a virgin?" Unbeknownst to Rokurou, this enchanting stranger actually comes from a wealthy millionaire family, and he remains oblivious to her true background as their encounter unfolds.

The grand opening of a new tennis facility built by the Atobe Group in Kanagawa is on the horizon, and an exhibition match is scheduled for the occasion. Hyoutei Academy's captain, Keigo Atobe, selects Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School—the strongest team in the area—as the opponent for his own squad. Seiichi Yukimura, representing Rikkai, accepts the invitation, determined to display his team's strength. As preparations ramp up, Hyoutei's third-year students mentor their incoming captain, Wakashi Hiyoshi. Meanwhile, Rikkai's seniors are concerned about whether their sole second-year player, Akaya Kirihara, can guide the team to victory. Both Hiyoshi and Kirihara push themselves through rigorous training, aiming to surpass their predecessors' accomplishments and prove they are ready to assume leadership roles. The future of both Hyoutei and Rikkai rests on these ambitious second-year stars. Inspired by their dedication, the third-years from each school entrust their hopes and dreams to those who will carry on their legacy after graduation.

Mei Onigami encounters a peculiar round creature that keeps repeating "chimi." Along with her sisters Mutsumi and Hazuki, they decide to look after it until someone claims it. When the word "hell" is accidentally uttered, eleven more of these beings appear, bringing the total to twelve. Initially unconcerned, the sisters' peace is broken when a portal opens and summons Jabberwock the Eighth, a demonic emissary from Hell. Covered in fur with horns and fangs, he arrives on Earth intending to unleash chaos under his superior's orders. However, finding human existence difficult, the sisters allow him to remain, along with the round Chimimoryo spirits. Nicknamed Jigoku-san by the family, this envoy from Hell must first manage the challenges of everyday human life before he can attempt to take over the world.

Eiji is the son of famous boxer Keijirou Akagi, but he has no desire to box; instead, he enjoys playing guitar in a punk band and getting into fights with his classmates. His frustration peaks when his father's former coach shows interest in him and his schoolmate Naoya Kusanagi wins the high school boxing championship.

In the distant past, the entrance to the dark realm was closed off. Presently, malevolent fighters known as Remnants strive to shatter that seal and unleash demons upon the world. Tobira High School houses guardians tasked with protecting this gate and stopping its opening no matter what.

After a crushing defeat by an elite team, high schooler Tarou Yamada decides to give up baseball. But when he transfers to a new school with no baseball club, he runs into the very players who caused his greatest disappointment. Baffled by the coincidence, Yamada wonders if he can truly leave behind the sport he loves.

In the anime "A-Girl," high schooler Mariko and her older sibling Mayu lose their home in a fire and move in with their landlord. Mariko grows close to the landlord's handsome son, Natsume, who works as a model. She develops romantic feelings for him, but their relationship hits a rough patch when Mariko learns Natsume is seeing other women. In the end, they manage to make up. The entire narrative unfolds without any spoken dialogue, relying on Japanese pop songs composed by Tooru Okada and sung in English by SEIKA, along with intertitles that move the story forward, evoking the style of early silent films.

This manga's narrative follows Marimo Nogami, a fourth-grade elementary school student who is ordinarily quiet. Yet a specific incident causes Marimo's own inner strength to come into full bloom.

Recap of first 5 episodes of Cheer Danshi!!

During a late-night school event, Asuka and her group are assigned to locate the scattered pieces of a dead body. If they are unable to put the whole corpse back together, the date of November 9th will keep looping, enabling the Red Person to continue killing. The mystery remains: who is the Red Person?

Mio Hagiwara is a 14-year-old actress whose career has recently taken off with television appearances. During a shoot, she meets Kumagai Ichiya, who bluntly critiques her acting skills—a remark that stings but also piques her curiosity. Mio learns that Ichiya is a talented director who helmed a highly successful music video for her friend, idol Sawaki Aya. Noticing Mio's distinctive look, which he calls "handsome" and compares to classic cinema stars, Ichiya offers her the lead role in his next film. The story follows Mio as she navigates her growing feelings for Ichiya while trying to manage both her career and personal life.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Game: The Chronicles is a monthly short-anime series that features card themes original to the Official Card Game. It expands upon the demo reel with the same title that came out the year before.

Awakening of Bunta After Bunta Marui receives a mysterious call from an unknown number, he goes alone to find out who is calling. Intrigued by the unfamiliar voice, his Rikkai University-affiliated middle school tennis club teammates Renji Yanagi and Hiroshi Yagyuu secretly follow him. Toukou Tamashii A video showcasing Shitenhouji Middle School's Kenya Oshitari's remarkable pen spinning abilities quickly becomes popular online. This sparks a competition where participants try to create the most unusual videos for uploading.

Known for her upbeat personality, first-year student Midori Saejima goes by the nickname Angel among her peers at Hijiri Academy and is put forward as a candidate for the student council. During a debate, her campaign takes an awkward turn when she stumbles on the stage, accidentally flashing her underwear to the audience. Her opponent, Akira Sudou, steps in to help her. Midori has secretly held a crush on Akira ever since she noticed the gentle side hidden behind his rough demeanor. Despite the mishap, both are voted onto the council and begin organizing the school festival. As they juggle their hectic schedules and work side by side, Midori’s affection for Akira grows stronger, but his hidden past keeps him from truly opening up to her.

After the National Middle School Tennis Tournament wraps up, twelve-year-old tennis prodigy Ryouma Echizen heads to the United States to sharpen his abilities. While striving to forge his own path in the sport, Ryouma is also determined to uncover the mystery surrounding his father Nanjiro's sudden departure from professional tennis. Known as "Samurai Nanjiro," his father was a celebrated player whose career came to an abrupt halt after the US Open finals. Despite Ryouma's thorough analysis of that final match, many questions linger, driving him to seek answers by witnessing the event firsthand. Through a strange twist of fate, Ryouma and his unsuspecting classmate Sakuno Ryuzaki are sent back in time to observe the pivotal match. Though the early moments appear ordinary, the mafia's involvement adds a fresh, complex layer to the enigma. Facing considerable obstacles, Ryouma must employ all his abilities to uncover the truth and stop his father's career from ending prematurely.

Kubota is a nineteen-year-old eager to find romance, and he gets his chance when he runs into Masana Fujisaka, his first love, at a club. Masana has just become single after ending a long-term relationship and is taken aback by the unexpected meeting. Recognizing this as his opportunity, Kubota resolves to win her over.

Tezuka and Atobe Divided by Koharu Kippei Tachibana, the captain of Fudomine Middle School's tennis team, asks rival school leaders Kunimitsu Tezuka, Keigo Atobe, and Kuranosuke Shiraishi to help train his team. Koharu Konjiki, a member of Shiraishi's team, joins the training session hoping to see his crush. However, Koharu finds himself conflicted between Tezuka and Atobe, unable to choose which one has captured his affection. Fuji Kyoudai no Houkago (Fuji Brothers After School) Seishun's Shuusuke Fuji invites his younger brother Yuuta to go shopping for a birthday gift for their older sister. While the brothers' shopping trip goes largely unnoticed by St. Rudolph Academy tennis players, the school's manager, Hajime Mizuki, mistakenly thinks Shuusuke is trying to convince Yuuta to return to Seishun. To stop this, Hajime orders the team to secretly follow the Fuji brothers. Initial A Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School's Akaya Kirihara often finds himself in tough spots. While shopping with Bunta Marui and Jackal Kuwahara, Kirihara accidentally bumps into Seishun's Takashi Kawamura, causing a stuffed toy Kawamura is holding to fall into a nearby dog's mouth. The two chase the dog to retrieve the toy. Later, Kawamura tells the story to Yamabuki Middle School's Jin Akutsu, who is not amused. Kai☆Para Seishun's Eiji Kikumaru arrives late to morning practice because he stayed up late playing Kai☆Para, a new online game. Vice-captain Shuichirou Oishi is surprised by the idea of an online game, confusing his teammates. Eiji convinces his doubles partner to join him in the game that evening but forgets to mention its full name, causing Oishi to log into a different game with a similar name. Nagisa no Motemote Watching (Beachside's Popular Watching) Kentarou Aoi, captain of Rokkaku Middle School's tennis team, feels jealous of his teammate Kojirou Saeki and Yamabuki's Kiyosumi Sengoku, who easily attract women. After hearing Aoi's complaints, Shitenhouji's Konjiki offers to share advice on how to win women's hearts. Omae no Kimochi ga Wakaranai (I Don't Understand Your Feelings!) Hyoutei Academy's Choutarou Ootori arrives late to afternoon practice and overhears the third-years discussing the next captain. His doubles partner, Ryou Shishido, suggests that Wakashi Hiyoshi would be a better choice than Shishido to lead Hyoutei. Upset by this, Ootori and Shishido have a heated argument during practice. To ease the tension, Shishido decides to train alone but runs into Seishun's Kaoru Kaidou, who gives advice on the matter. Docchi no Megane Show (Whose Glasses Are These?) Higa Middle School's Yuujirou Kai knocks over a display while bumping into Hyoutei's Wakashi Hiyoshi, causing Hiyoshi to lose a contact lens. As Hiyoshi searches for his lens, his teammate Yuushi Oshitari and Seishun's Sadaharu Inui debate which type of glasses would suit him best. Unabara-matsu! (The Ocean Festival) Rikkai's Genichirou Sanada invites Seishun's Ryouma Echizen and Takeshi Momoshiro to their school's Ocean Festival. The tennis team is performing a "Cinderella" show, with Kirihara in the lead role. But the second-year ace is reluctant about wearing a frilly pink dress for the play.

Kouji Nanjou, a highly accomplished musician, created numerous music videos to further his career. Although he sought to avoid overwhelming media scrutiny, he inadvertently revealed his fixation on Takuto Izumi.

Two brief chibi character specials were included on both volumes of the Tennis no Ouji-sama OVA ANOTHER STORY: Kako to Mirai no Message. These specials showcase the Oshitari cousins performing a Manzai routine—a style of Japanese stand-up comedy that typically involves two performers: a straight man (tsukkomi) and a funny man (boke). In "Aruhi no Oshitari," Oshitari Yuushi grows tired of always playing the tsukkomi and decides to try his hand as a boke, but the results are disastrous. "Aruhi no Oshitari 2" follows Oshitari Kenya as the boke in a joint comedy show with Seigaku and Shitenhouji, where his jokes fail to connect with the audience.

Seara has harbored feelings for Shuhei ever since she was a child. At that time, Shuhei was three years her senior and much taller, telling her to come back when she had grown up and become more mature. Now, several years later, Seara resembles an ordinary high school girl. She has managed to move into Shuhei's home, aiming to win his affection, but multiple obstacles might stand in her way.

It has been a year since Nao and Uehara accidentally ended up sharing the same apartment, and they have since become a couple. As Uehara's sixteenth birthday draws near, Nao's main concern is finding the perfect present. Everything appears to be going well until Nao discovers that Uehara's birthday already passed while she was serving as a hair model for the attractive stylist Asai.

On the eve of the grand millennium celebration in the Kingdom of Guardia, as humans rest in eager anticipation, monsters emerge to have their own fun. Nuu and Mamo, a pair of enthusiastic but not too bright young monsters, are determined to launch their own cross-time-and-space adventure crew, Nuumamonjaa. They set off to find new members, but their lack of sense leads to a string of blunders—including a drinking contest, running into a robot cat, and a wild ride in a vehicle. Their journey proves far more exciting than they ever expected!

The Kodomo no Omocha OVA is a thirty-minute animation made before the TV series. It closely follows the first manga volume, covering material similar to the initial six episodes. The OVA centers on Sana's school conflicts with Hayama, which start from the "oyakodon baka" incident, and ends with Hayama's father and sister recognizing their faults because of Sana's actions.

After their parents retired, siblings Yuuhi and Yuamu Oudou now run the Alien Trouble Consultancy, a company focused on tracking down extraterrestrial beings. Though they haven't found any aliens yet, Yuuhi is still obsessed with discovering one, especially after he suspects an alien stole his precious "Earthdama." During a search for alien life, Yuuhi and Yuamu come across an unusual spot in the forest where many trees have toppled over, creating a shape similar to a crop circle. Driven by curiosity, they go deeper and find a strange spacecraft, which they choose to explore. Inside, they unexpectedly encounter Yuudias Velgear, an alien from the Velgear Star Cluster. Yuudias is trying to learn Rush Duel, a card game favored by young children, because he believes mastering it could bring peace to his war-torn world. As Yuuhi and Yuamu agree to teach Yuudias Rush Duel, they begin to wonder if their first contact with an alien was truly by chance.

In a world where the most exquisite ingredients are found in perilous territories and alongside lethal creatures, only the strongest and bravest can become true gourmands. Toriko is a Gourmet Hunter, a formidable warrior equipped with Gourmet Cells. These cells can be implanted into humans, and those who successfully integrate them experience rapid enhancement of their specific traits, granting them superhuman abilities. Alongside his chef partner Komatsu, he searches for the planet's most delectable foods! Their newest assignment involves investigating a mysterious biotope rumored to contain a secret recipe left by the world's most legendary hunter, Acacia. However, a mysterious and lethal hunter named Girim intervenes, proclaiming that he will claim Acacia's legacy for himself! When his strength proves too much even for Toriko, both allies and enemies must join forces to stop Girim before it's too late!

After the quarterfinals, only four strong teams remain in the U-17 World Cup. Japan is on the verge of a historic victory but must defeat Germany, the nine-time defending champions, whose lineup includes professional tennis player Jurgen Borisovich Volk. The crowd and overall atmosphere heavily favor Germany, making the match tough for Japan. Determined to settle an old loss, Japan deploys its best roster, featuring captain Houou Byoudouin. Despite their resolve, the weight of possibly reaching Japan's first-ever final may overwhelm even these brave players as they confront new obstacles in unfamiliar territory.

In a world devastated by a catastrophic war that turned Earth into an endless desert, a greedy ruler hoards the limited water supply. Sheriff Rao sets out to find a legendary lake and seeks help from the demon king, who dispatches his son Beelzebub and Beelzebub's companion, Thief, to join the mission. This unlikely trio travels across the desolate landscape, confronting dragons, bandits, and the brutal soldiers of the King's army.

After a fierce series of battles among various Choujin factions—superpowered beings from across the cosmos—the former enemies of the victorious Seigi Choujin manage to arrange a fragile truce. However, this peace is quickly shattered when the Perfect Large Numbers, a group of seven Perfect Choujin led by Strong the Budo, invade Japan. They overwhelm several Seigi Choujin, reigniting the conflict. Determined to defend the peace at any cost, Terryman, the new leader of the Seigi Choujin, confronts the Perfect Large Numbers in a struggle for dominance. Despite the overwhelming odds, Terryman trusts that Suguru Kinnikuman, the strongest Seigi Choujin, will see that justice prevails.

In a world where OrderMaids have become a common household appliance, 10-year-old Bondo Taira discovers that his two best friends, Motsuo and Gachi Gorilla, each have their own OrderMaids. Motsuo's maid, Meico, stands out as a gorgeous robot famous for her superb massage abilities and cheerful demeanor. Envious, Bondo convinces his mother to buy him an OrderMaid as well, hoping to get one like Meico. But when the OrderMaid arrives, Bondo is shocked by its huge frame and clumsiness, which causes chaos around the house. Named Roboko, the robot is nothing like what Bondo wanted. However, Bondo and his friends soon realize that Roboko possesses unexpected qualities that make her an irreplaceable part of their lives.

In "Hell Teacher: Jigoku Sensei Nube Part 2," Meisuke "Nube" Nueno, the occult-knowledgeable teacher at Doumori Elementary, faces escalating hurdles as he works to safeguard his students from wicked forces. After one of his students gets whisked away to another dimension, Nube meets a strange spirit that sends him back in time to mend a past mistake. Though he succeeds in fixing the earlier issue, a string of improbable events hints that a far greater menace may shatter the calm of Doumori. To protect those he cares about, Nube must grapple with his own inner demons and reveal the truth behind the impending supernatural threat.

Former motorcycle gang leader Yajima Kintaro rescues the CEO of Yamato Construction Company from a life-threatening situation and is subsequently given a position at the firm. When it becomes clear that a corrupt group within the company is maneuvering to seize complete control, Kintaro's sense of justice and physical abilities prove far more valuable than the CEO initially anticipated. Climbing the corporate hierarchy, Kintaro must handle a variety of crises, ranging from clashes with yakuza bosses to stopping a tunnel from caving in. Yet the question remains: can someone with no formal education and a rough demeanor truly succeed as a salaryman?

The characters find themselves stranded on a tropical island in this short side story and must learn to adapt to their new surroundings. This short was screened alongside Hiyokoi at the Natsu Doki-Ribonkko Party 55 event for Ribon magazine in the summer of 2010, held in Tokyo on July 30, Osaka on August 6, and Nagoya on August 19. It was later included on a DVD bundled with the November issue of Ribon, released on October 2, 2010.

Following the National Championships, Seishun Academy receives an invitation to a junior tennis tournament at Wimbledon in England. When Ryouma Echizen and his teammates arrive, they discover that their rivals from Hyoutei Academy, Shitenhouji Middle School, and Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School are also taking part. On the eve of the tournament, several players are attacked by a group of thugs and end up hospitalized. The assailants are identified by a silver ring they wear and the fact that their leader is named Keith. To deal with the threat posed by the gang, the middle school students gather to plan, but their meeting is interrupted by Ling Xiu, who had saved Ryouma the previous night. Xiu reveals that he is a former member of Clack, a group of tennis players banned from official competitions due to their aggressive playing style and behavior. He warns the students to avoid getting involved with Clack, saying they have no chance against such a formidable opponent. Feeling unwilling to accept the situation, Ryouma sneaks out with Xiu, intending to confront Keith and the other Clack members on his own. After learning Xiu's true motive, Ryouma becomes even more determined to defeat Keith, hoping to save him.

Episode 1: Shiraishi is appointed captain of the Shitenhoji Tennis Club. To keep the club going, the members must recruit a new player. They attempt to catch Zaizen's interest by performing comedy routines, but Zaizen dismisses them. Episode 2: Momoshiro tells Ryoma about Seigaku's seven ghost stories. The tales are fairly ordinary, but the third-year students quickly exit the club room. Fuji remarks, "It's time to tell you this," and starts recounting an experience he had two years ago.

With the Mars mission ending, a number of Terraformars succeed in arriving on Earth, escalating the conflict. Survivors from ANNEX-I, joined by fresh forces, are compelled to protect the world from the increasing threat of the roaches.

The middle school students enjoy their final moments of freedom before receiving invitations to the U-17 training camp, spending time relaxing and bonding with each other. Seiichi Yukimura and Genichirou Sanada, both from Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School and members of the feared "Three Demons," face off in a crucial tiebreaker match to secure their spots in the camp. Their history and the relationship between the "Child of God" and the "Emperor" are explored during their intense rivalry. In another tiebreaker round, Shitenhouji Middle School's Kenya Oshitari and Kuranosuke Shiraishi confront each other, still carrying the emotional weight from the previous year's Nationals. Their rivalry culminates in a high-stakes match aimed at settling unfinished business. Once the tiebreakers conclude, the winners are treated to a lavish experience after their rigorous training. Disagreements among some of the middle schoolers about the camp's purpose arise, leading to a resolution through a game of table tennis. After losing in a court shuffle match, Hyoutei Academy's Choutarou Ootori questions whether he deserves to remain at the camp. Rikkai's Bunta Marui offers guidance to help Ootori recover from his defeat and regain his confidence. A challenging court shuffle match unfolds between Rikkai's Akaya Kirihara and Shitenhouji's Kuranosuke Shiraishi. Kirihara's temper flares under pressure, and remembering a promise made to Kirihara's teammate, Shiraishi tries to keep him composed during the game. During a severe storm that depletes the camp's food supply, tensions rise among the students. Seishun Academy's Satoshi Horio is tasked with delivering a bag to his teammate Ryouma Echizen, but suspicion and unrest lead to a chaotic scramble as the students fight over what they believe to be hidden rations.

A collection of short tales following the Kure-nai cast portrays their daily routines and uncovers additional quirks and traits.

In "Shin Captain Tsubasa," the story unfolds at the International Jr. Youth tournament (U-16) held in Paris, France. After defeating the Jr. Youth teams from Argentina, Italy, and France, the Japanese Jr. Youth team advances to the finals, where they confront the formidable West Germany Jr. Youth team. The Japanese squad faces a severe challenge from West Germany's powerful goalkeeper Müller, star player Kaltz, and Europe's top footballer Schneider, creating an exceptionally difficult championship match.

In her first year of high school during spring break, Ito learns she has to relocate because her mother is getting remarried. Without her knowing, this new marriage brings four younger stepbrothers into her life. Determined to create a close relationship with her new family, Ito goes out of her way to fit in. Despite her good intentions, the eldest stepbrother Gen seems aloof and difficult to understand. But as time goes on, Ito begins to notice glimpses of warmth underneath his reserved demeanor.

In "Tonkatsu DJ Agetarou," Katsumata Agetarou works during the day at his family's tonkatsu restaurant in Shibuya. At night, he dreams of becoming a famous DJ. After making a delivery to a nightclub, Agetarou is invited inside as thanks. Though initially nervous, he becomes captivated by the club's lively atmosphere, drawn to the dancers, flashing lights, and pulsing music. He starts visiting regularly, and one night meets the legendary American DJ Big Master Fly. Watching Big Master Fly's amazing set, Agetarou sees the connection between mixing music and making tonkatsu, which fuels his desire to master both. With encouragement from his community friends and his mentor DJ Oily, Agetarou chases his passion while dealing with family disputes, romantic issues, and other obstacles. "Tonkatsu DJ Agetarou" is a humorous story about a headstrong young man trying to find his own path while meeting his family and social responsibilities.

Keigo Atobe, the prideful and wealthy captain of Hyoutei Academy's tennis team, organizes a lavish one-day interschool festival intended to unite the middle school tennis community. The event, dripping with opulence and refinement, reflects Atobe's characteristic style perfectly. It includes numerous attractions, with the main event being an intense relay race that involves every participating school. Atobe, however, has personal motives behind this extravagant Super Tennis Festival, apparently targeting a specific individual among those in attendance.

In "Prince of Tennis: A Day of the Survival Mountain," the Seishun Academy Boys' Tennis Team sets out for a single-day training session at the S.K.B Tennis Club. The punishing "Hell Training" starts with the team members running all the way to the mountain clubhouse. After that, they take part in tailor-made tennis drills designed for each player's individual style. If anyone fails to complete their daily assignments, they face Sadaharu Inui's newest brew, the "Marvelous Surprise Inui Juice Excellent." Despite their fatigue, the boys keep pushing forward. Just as the training grows even more intense, a rude group of college students shows up and insists on using the courts that are reserved for Seishun. Annoyed by their arrogance, Ryouma Echizen steps up and challenges them to a match, with the victor getting exclusive use of the courts. Can the first-year "super rookie" defeat the overconfident university team on his own?

An OVA series that explores the past and future of the regulars who took part in the National Tournament. Volume 1 includes two episodes: one begins with Seigaku traveling to Osaka for a practice match against Shitenhouji, and the other follows Atobe's early days at Hyoutei during his first year. Volume 2 also contains two episodes: one starts with the second part of Seigaku's visit to Osaka, and the other focuses on Kirihara's beginning at Rikkai in his first year.

Upon transferring to a new school, the lively 15-year-old Tsubasa Sonokawa senses she has encountered someone fated to play a major part in her life. An older student saves her from a tricky situation, and Tsubasa falls for him. Unfortunately, her overwhelming eagerness prevents her feelings from being returned. Dealing with the resulting heartbreak, Tsubasa’s childhood friend asks her to temporarily manage the school basketball team. On her first day, she nearly gets hit by a ball until Aki Hidaka, one of the players, comes to her aid. Despite her hyperactive nature, Tsubasa begins to feel happier as a gentle friendship with Aki starts to grow.

In Paris, France, the International Junior Youth Tournament is poised to start, with Tsubasa, Misaki, Wakabayashi, Hyuga, and Wakashimazu prepared. Japan's team of elite young soccer players is ready to compete against the world's finest talents. Their rivals include Germany's Schneider, France's Pierre, Argentina's Diaz, Italy's Hernandez, and many other tough new opponents. The tournament is set to begin!

Chacha is a cheerful girl who spends most of her days practicing magic under her teacher Seravi, hoping to become as skilled as he is. Though Chacha is enthusiastic, her tendency to make unfortunate puns out of her magic chants leaves her teacher wondering if she is ready for magic school. Deciding that there is no better time, Seravi gifts Chacha the Princess Medallion, allowing her to transform into a magical princess capable of defeating even the fiercest opponents. Together with her best friends Riiya, a werewolf boy, and Shiine, an apprentice of Seravi's old rival, Dorothy, Chacha sets out to defend the world from sinister forces. However, between the Great Evil Lord plotting against them, Riiya and Shiine's rivalry to win Chacha's affection, as well as Seravi and Dorothy's complicated relationship, Chacha struggles to find balance between fighting evil forces and mending relationships in her everyday life. Though obstacles continue to come her way, Chacha is determined to overcome any problem she faces with love, courage, and hope by her side.

In the U-17 World Cup, youth tennis teams from across the globe gather in Melbourne, Australia, each aiming to prove their nation's dominance. Germany, having won nine consecutive titles, seeks to retain the championship, but strong competitors such as Switzerland, France, and the United States are ready to challenge the reigning champions. Despite being ranked last, Japan's prospects look bright with the addition of elite middle school players, fueling their aspirations for victory. Under the stern leadership of Houou Byoudouin, Japan is resolved to demonstrate their true abilities. Before the main tournament, teams compete in exhibition matches to assess their strengths. Japan draws Germany, the defending champions, in one of these preliminary contests—a match they are not expected to win. Adding to the tension, former allies now stand as fierce opponents. For Japan to succeed, they must overcome these hurdles and rise to the challenges of the international stage.

In the ever-growing world of Duel Monsters, duels grow more intricate as players sharpen their abilities and climb the ranks. The standard path to mastery demands strict adherence to existing rules and conventional strategies. But Yuuga Oudou, a young elementary school inventor fascinated by fresh ideas, finds this traditional approach dull and too rigid. Searching for a new way to duel, he creates Rush Duels, an innovative system. His ambition attracts the attention of Tatsuhisa Kamijou, another elementary student, who leads Yuuga to a secret location to test the potential of this groundbreaking format. Driven by the dream of transforming the game and escaping established norms, Yuuga sets out to bring back the excitement of dueling.

After spending a month abroad, the Foreign Expedition Team returns to the Japan U-17 training camp. This group consists of twenty athletes whose skill and technique far surpass those of the other elite players at the camp. To prepare for their arrival, the coaching staff decides to select twenty top candidates for advanced training. Initially, only high school students are considered, but middle school students aim to challenge the players ranked from eleventh to twentieth to secure these spots. When the enigmatic Genius 10 make their appearance, the middle school students devise plans to claim these highly coveted positions. Unusual alliances are formed, combining their strengths to defeat the country's top ten players in a competition that tests intelligence, strategy, and talent, all in pursuit of representing Japan at the U-17 World Cup.

After Dark Schneider's self-sacrifice in the clash against Abigail, Kall-Su—the sole surviving member of the Four Divine Kings—teeters on the verge of seizing worldwide control. One by one, kingdoms and metropolises crumble under his advance, leaving humanity's final flicker of hope in the hands of a band of samurai commanded by High Priestess Yoko Tia Noto. Yet relentless assaults from Kall-Su's underlings threaten to overwhelm the samurai's stronghold, pushing the situation to a breaking point. To counter this mounting crisis, Yoko must once again call upon the spirit of Dark Schneider, who appears to have vanished from Lucien Renlen's vessel following Metallicana's destruction.

In The Prince of Tennis: The Two Samurai, The First Game, Ryouma Echizen and the Seishun Academy Boys' Tennis Team are invited by shipping magnate Hikomaro Sakurafubuki to an exhibition match on a luxury cruise liner. Upon arrival, the team is stunned to find that Ryouma's adoptive older brother, Ryouga, captains the opposing side. In the initial games, Seishun easily defeats their opponents, thrilling the passengers. But strange incidents start happening—from low-quality sushi in the restaurant to a bathroom decorated with marble wallpaper. Sensing something wrong, the team quickly realizes Sakurafubuki is running an illegal gambling scheme; he wants Seishun to lose their upcoming matches so he can collect huge winnings. The day before, the opponents were forced to throw their games, making spectators bet heavily on Seishun. If they refuse to cooperate, the team will be killed, since Sakurafubuki has the entire ship's staff, including Ryouga, on his side. With no other choice, the team must use their tennis skills and cleverness to survive the dangerous situation. As Seishun resolves to fight for their lives, the two sons of Samurai Nanjiro face off to decide who is the stronger player.

In "Baoh the Visitor," Ikuroo, an innocent young boy, is implanted with the parasite Baoh through an operation performed by the villainous Doress organization. This organism grants him near-invincibility and the capacity to transform into a formidable monster when danger arises. Though Doress plans to use Ikuroo for profit or global control, their vehicle is attacked by Sumire, a talented psychic girl who was imprisoned by the organization. She assists Ikuroo in escaping, and they flee together. But Dr. Kasuminome, the creator of Baoh, is resolved to recapture his test subject. Backed by vast resources, including an army of superhuman henchmen and his own military force, Dr. Kasuminome chases the pair without mercy.

This special is part of the 25th anniversary Blu-ray box set. It adapts the "Two Shot" extra chapter from the manga's seventh volume, detailing the first meeting between Kurama and Hiei, and also includes the manga's second-to-last chapter, "All or Nothing," where the main characters come back together to resolve a hostage situation in the spirit world.

Bundled with the 29th manga volume, the SKET Dance OVA *Imouto no Nayami ni Nayamu Ani ni Nayamu Imouto to Sono Nakama-tachi* adapts chapters 198 through 200. Serving as an epilogue, it concludes various storylines that were left open after the final episode of the anime series.

Hetalia World★Stars follows Greece as he grapples with persistent economic troubles, prompting other countries to brainstorm ways to improve his financial situation. Their efforts accidentally trigger the Industrial Revolution, a period during which America rises to prominence, overshadowing others with his technological and economic might. Worried about losing his global influence, England seeks advice from fellow nations on how to restore his country's status. Meanwhile, recently independent smaller nations are eager to establish their own identities. The Czech Republic and Slovakia, having just separated from Czechoslovakia, find themselves in conflict while struggling with an excess of free time.

Because of her mother's job, Chizuko Date has constantly relocated and never formed lasting bonds or a permanent home. While living with her grandfather Suikyou, she witnesses an incredible event: a magical girl named Berry Blossom battling Chroma, a member of the evil organization Fossa Magna. This sight sparks a deep fascination in Chizuko, and she becomes an ardent fan of the newly emerged magical girl. Over time, Berry Blossom's popularity wanes because of Chroma's incompetence. When Chizuko unexpectedly runs into Chroma, she frankly voices her frustrations. Chroma, weary of constant defeats and at risk of being expelled from Fossa Magna, begs Chizuko to become his deputy and assist him in his wicked schemes. In order to restore Berry Blossom's prominence, Chizuko must decide whether siding with the magical girl's archenemy is justified.

Following the Saints' victory over Hades, Seiya finds himself incapacitated and wheelchair-bound, with little prospect of recovery. Athena's sibling, Artemis—the Virgin Goddess of the Moon and Apollo's twin—proposes a bargain: she will heal Seiya if he allows her to take control of the Sanctuary. Athena consents, and Artemis, alongside her Knights of the Sky, swiftly assumes control of the Sanctuary. Seiya and his fellow Bronze Saints now face the daunting challenge of reclaiming their sanctuary from Zeus's forces. However, the task is complicated by the defection of Bronze Saints Hydra Ichi and Unicorn Jabu, as well as Silver Saint Ophiuchus Shaina, who have sided with Artemis and Apollo.

In the town of Doumori, where spiritual energies are unbalanced and put the community in danger, the students of Doumori Elementary School find comfort in their new teacher and exorcist, Meisuke "Nube" Nueno. His goal is clear: to stop the malicious plans of the youkai that haunt the town. His attention is first caught by transfer student Hiroshi Tateno, who shows sudden and uncontrollable bursts of aggression towards his classmates. After discovering that a youkai has possessed Hiroshi, Nube uses the sealed demonic power in his left hand to free his student. However, the situation worsens when a youkai disguised as Dr. Kyousuke Tamano appears and kidnaps Hiroshi. Working with his student Kyouko Inaba and using his knowledge of the supernatural, Nube uncovers Kyousuke’s evil scheme. Determined to save Hiroshi, Nube shows his strong commitment to protecting his students from any paranormal threats.

In "Modern Magic Made Simple," high schooler Koyomi Morishita struggles with a difficult reality—her small stature causes others to mistake her for an elementary school student, leading to constant teasing from her peers, and she also lacks grace, making everyday life harder. But things are far worse for Yumiko, who is being chased by a deadly magician. Koyomi's life changes dramatically when she meets Yumiko. Then Misa Anehara, a skilled mage and graduate student, steps in to teach Koyomi a unique form of magic that simplifies spells into sequences of code. Even though Koyomi seems to have no magical talent, shown by her tendency to accidentally summon washbasins out of thin air, she takes on this difficult challenge. After all, magic wouldn't be magic if it were simple, would it?

On Whale Island, young Gon Freecss manages to catch the legendary Master of the Swamp. After presenting the giant fish to his aunt Mito, she honors her promise and lets him participate in the dangerous Hunter Exam. Passing this test grants special travel privileges and rewards, drawing thousands of applicants annually despite its extreme risks. Driven by his ambition to follow his father's path—a renowned Hunter—Gon embarks on his journey to understand the profession firsthand. Along the way, he encounters the first of many challenges the exam has prepared.

During a blizzard brought on by UMA Winter, Billy receives news of the battle with Autumn and learns that Undead and Unluck are progressing. Juiz then appears, revealing that the artifacts are weapons meant to be used against God and that the Ark only has room for one more loop. She asks Billy to rejoin forces and stake everything on Unluck to achieve their shared objective: "to defeat God." Even so, Billy declines to cooperate. Realizing Billy's hidden agenda—to take the Ark and Apocalypse for himself—Juiz steps in, but Billy starts a violent confrontation involving UMAs on both sides. Motivated by their own sense of justice, Juiz advances with her sword while Billy uses the abilities of other Negators along with his gun. What is Billy's true intention? Meanwhile, Andy and Fuko, having secured Autumn's core, are flying toward their next target, Summer. However, Billy—aware that Juiz likely entrusted Apocalypse to Andy—sends assassins to intercept them in midair!

In "Golden Kamuy: The Bodyguards of Barato/Terror! The Mysterious Giant Bird," Private Hyakunosuke Ogata of the 7th Division and former Shinsengumi Vice Commander Toshizou Hijikata end up on opposing sides of a gang clash in Barato. They learn that the Hidoro gang may hold the tattooed skin of an escaped prisoner, potentially bringing them nearer to the concealed Ainu gold. Driven by their desire to obtain this crucial lead, they dive headfirst into the conflict. Yet, a treacherous act compels every group to rethink their rash decisions.

After a crushing rejection, a disheartened Youta Moteuchi finds a dimly lit video store and buys a "video girl" tape meant to comfort lonely people. When he tries to play it on his broken VCR, a girl named Ai Amano emerges from the television and lands on his bed. Though she initially appears to be Youta's ideal partner for experiencing real love, the faulty device has warped her personality. Despite her shortcomings, Ai earnestly vows to help Youta find true happiness and love. The story centers on the everyday life of a teenage boy striving for a meaningful relationship, with Ai acting as his virtual guide as Youta sets out to win over the girl he adores.

Renako Amaori enjoys a peaceful existence until she becomes part of a lively friend group in high school. Her life takes a dramatic turn when both Mai Ouzuka and Ajisai Sena confess their feelings to her. While dealing with this situation, Renako learns that Kaho Koyanagi, another member of their circle, is actually her childhood friend from elementary school. Despite Kaho's transformation into a well-known cosplayer, they share a deep love for anime and manga that initially brought them together. Kaho motivates Renako to try cosplaying with her. Initially reluctant, cosplaying with Kaho slowly helps Renako build her self-esteem. Yet, with the unresolved confessions weighing on her and Kaho expressing romantic interest as well, Renako must come to a significant decision soon.

In recent years, the world has seen a rise in attacks by Kaii, monstrous creatures that wreak havoc across cities. Eliminating these threats has become a respected and high-demand profession, primarily carried out by magical girls. Over five hundred companies, ranging from small startups to large corporations, offer their services to those in need. Kana Sakuragi, a hardworking college graduate, struggles to find a job despite attending numerous interviews. During one such interview, a Kaii attack occurs, and Kana steps in to assist the magical girl fighting the creature. Though she lacks combat experience, Kana uses her sharp memory and knowledge to help subdue the monster. Hitomi Koshigaya, the confident magical girl who confronted the Kaii, recognizes Kana’s potential and invites her to join Magilumiere Magical Girls Inc., the company Hitomi leads. Eager to make a positive impact, Kana agrees to become a magical girl. It quickly becomes clear that while Kana may not fit into the corporate world, she is destined to become one of the most skilled magical girls around.

This stop-motion animated feature comes as a bonus inclusion with the 42nd collected volume of Haruichi Furudate's Haikyuu!! manga. Consisting of ten short episodes, it presents the Karasuno team depicted as puppets.

After securing a hard-fought victory over Shitenhouji Middle School in the semi-finals, Ryouma Echizen and the Seishun Academy Boys Tennis Team now prepare to face Rikkai University-Affiliated Middle School, the two-time reigning national champions, in their final push for the championship title. Driven by the desire to get revenge for their defeat at the hands of Seishun during the Kanto Regional Tournament, Rikkai is determined to claim the national championship for a third consecutive year. As the story of Tennis no Oujisama nears its climax, the "Prince of Tennis" clashes with the "Child of God" in a decisive showdown for the national crown. Through this intense rivalry, Ryouma strives to demonstrate to both his rivals and his teammates that tennis encompasses more than simply winning.

During the Warring States era in ancient China, Xin began his life as a lowly servant and dreams of becoming the mightiest general, fighting alongside King Ying Zheng of Qin, who seeks to unify all of China and end the era of conflict. After seizing back authority from Chancellor Buwei Lü, King Ying Zheng pushes toward creating a unified state governed by law, supported by key allies such as strategist Changping Jun and Legalist Li Si. Qin launches a military campaign to seize land from the state of Zhao, but their advance is blocked by the brilliant tactician Li Mu. In response, Changping Jun devises a bold plan: bypass Zhao's defenses and strike directly at the vital city of Gyou, which lies near Zhao's capital. For this high-risk mission, a powerful coalition army is assembled, commanded by the strategists Ou Sen (Wang Jian), Kan Ki (Huan Yi), and the warrior queen Yo Tan Wa (Yang Duanhe). They are accompanied by the emerging leaders of Qin's military: Xin’s Fei Xin Force, Mou Ten (Meng Tian)'s Gaku Ka Unit, and Ou Hon (Wang Ben)'s Gyoku Hou Unit, each operating independently. The struggle for Gyou begins, and its result will decide the future of Qin's ambition to unite the realm.

Black Clover special that aired at the Jump Special Anime Festa 2018. The special episode features the captains of the different squads plus Asta and Yuno participating in a quiz show.

The National Tournament marches on for Ryouma Echizen and the Seishun Academy Boys' Tennis Team as they go up against last year's semifinalists, Shitenhouji Middle School. Having claimed victory in the Kansai Regionals, Shitenhouji stands as one of the tournament's strongest contenders. Adding to the challenge, every member of the Shitenhouji squad possesses abilities said to exceed those of their Seishun counterparts. The team also features Kintarou Tooyama, another "super rookie" whose power and skill rival Ryouma's own. For Seishun to have any hope of defeating the Kansai champions in this East versus West showdown, they must push their abilities to the absolute limit.

At Ishiyama High School, Tatsumi Oga is constantly challenged and feared by his classmates, but his real concern is caring for Kaiser de Emperana Beelzebub IV, the child of the Demon Lord. His maid, Hildegard Hilda, explains that the baby has bonded with Oga because of his extraordinary power. Now, Oga must raise the future ruler of the underworld or face death at Hilda's hands—unless he can find someone stronger to take the infant. He considers recruiting one of the Tohoshinki, the four most powerful fighters at Ishiyama High, to adopt Beel.

High school student Mari is caught off guard by another late arrival at school, only to learn they are a beastfolk ready to join her class. Even with humans and beastfolk living together in general, such meetings are rare due to lingering biases. Despite her initial hesitation, Mari quickly discovers there is more to this person than their animal-like looks. As their bond deepens, she finds herself more and more attracted to their reliable character, their compassion, and even their physique.

For the 25th anniversary of the ONE PIECE anime, WIT Studio is producing THE ONE PIECE, a new adaptation that retells the original manga's story beginning with the East Blue arc.

High school student Taiyo Asano is extremely timid, and his sole confidant is his childhood friend Mutsumi Yozakura. However, Mutsumi hails from a family of elite spies with extraordinary abilities. Her eldest brother, Kyoichiro, is overprotective of Mutsumi and vows to eliminate anyone who threatens her. Taiyo becomes his next target. The only way for Taiyo to escape Kyoichiro's deadly intentions is to wed Mutsumi.

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.

Hazuki Kagimura is a shy and lonely girl who has recently been adopted, making it difficult for her to feel at home with her new family. Books are her only comfort, providing an escape into worlds filled with friendship and excitement. One day, she discovers an ancient and mysterious book in her bag. While heading back to the library, Hazuki notices a girl that no one else seems to see. She follows this enigmatic figure to a secret library, where she finds a world she thought was only imaginary. In "Märchen Mädchen," Hazuki meets Shizuka Tsuchimikado, who becomes her first true friend. She also learns that she has been chosen by the original version of Cinderella to become an Origin Master, a highly skilled mage. At Kuzunoha Girl's Magic Academy, Hazuki begins to overcome her fears and starts believing in her ability to create her own extraordinary story.

Upon returning from a two-year culinary program in Paris, Ichigo Amano discovers that Team Ichigo has disbanded, as the Sweets Princes have each gone their separate ways to pursue their own dreams. Now in her first year of high school, Ichigo is given a new project by Henri Lucas, who assembles a team consisting of herself, Makoto Kashino, and new members Lemon Yamagishi and Johnny McBeal, forming a fresh version of Team Ichigo. As they work together, Ichigo and Makoto grow closer, but Johnny’s romantic feelings for Ichigo and Miya Koshiro’s persistent attempts to win over Makoto create complications that make the path to romance less straightforward. Despite these challenges, Ichigo’s experiences at St. Marie Academy bring her closer to her dream of opening her own pâtisserie, though she realizes that achieving this goal will require more than just exceptional pastry-making skills.

Luffy and his crew, consisting of Zoro and Nami, are adrift on a small boat, starving, when a massive creature attacks them. During the chaos, Nami is taken, leaving Luffy and Zoro to fend for themselves. They wash ashore on an island and meet a girl named Medaka, who tells them that the island's people, including her father, have been enslaved by the dreaded pirate Ganzack. Resolved to rescue the villagers and Nami, Luffy, Zoro, and Medaka plot an assault on Ganzack's fortress.

Black Clover OVA that aired at the Jump Special Anime Festa. Note: It was later bundled with the 11th manga volume.

At Gintama High School, Class 3-Z is infamous for its eccentric students, who are guided by their unorthodox instructor, Ginpachi Sakata. This group frequently struggles to focus on their academics, resulting in repeated clashes with the school's strict principal and the recently returned mischief-makers of the class. Amid the persistent disorder and Ginpachi's relaxed approach to teaching, his pupils hold him in high regard. Even though their educational advancement is constantly thrown off course, Ginpachi and his peculiar class always manage to keep their school life lively.

In 1333, the Kamakura shogunate had established the foundations of Japanese governance through the samurai class, but this structure collapses when the long-faithful vassal Ashikaga Takauji turns traitor and launches a rebellion. Houjou Tokiyuki, the legitimate successor to the shogunate, loses everything and is plunged into despair. The Shinto priest Suwa Yorishige takes his hand, and together they flee from the burning Kamakura. After escaping, Tokiyuki reaches Suwa's domain, where he finds allies he can rely on to gather strength and reclaim Kamakura for himself. He navigates the upheaval of this turbulent era by running away and staying alive—the exact opposite of the samurai ideal of fighting to the death. In this age of chaos filled with legendary warriors, Tokiyuki's game of tag to win back the throne is about to begin.

In the survey ship of the Azatos Empire, Chief Investigator Liza Luna intends to wipe out all life on Earth while preserving its valuable resources. While examining the planet, she judges human evolution to be too sluggish in comparison to other species. Compelled to gain a deeper understanding of its inhabitants, Liza lands on Earth. Despite her initial conviction that the planet holds no worth, she decides to visit a cafe to sample its food. At a cat cafe, Liza encounters cats so overwhelmingly cute that they are unmatched by anything else in the galaxy. This startling discovery leads her to change her mission and begin exploring Earth's numerous adorable residents instead.

In this special episode bundled with the limited edition of volume 16, an original story unfolds as Fumino, Mafuyu, Uruka, Rizu, and Asumi participate in a wedding ceremony.

Long ago, many powerful Artifacts were stolen and scattered across the world, causing great misfortune when misused. The Hoshisato clan, known for their magical abilities, holds the key to retrieving these items and restoring their rightful order. Despite her lack of experience, Kana "Hatena" Hoshisato wants to help her parents, Mamoru and Maeve, in their mission, hoping to improve her own skills. Her childhood friend, Makoto Shiranui, arrives at the mansion to study magic under her father's guidance, fulfilling a promise made years ago. Hatena is thrilled to see Makoto again but is disappointed to discover that he, whom she thought was a girl, is actually a boy, leading to an awkward reunion. Aware of the Artifacts and the true purpose of the magicians he admires, Makoto remains committed to his promise. His determination is driven by his desire to ease the suffering of those around him and, most importantly, to prove himself worthy of Hatena.

The world of BASTARD!! has abandoned technology in favor of magic and the occult. Five magicians—Dark Schneider, Gara, Arshes Nei, Abigail, and Kall Su—set out to rebuild civilization after a rampaging deity destroys it and plunges everything into chaos. Led by Dark Schneider, they conquer kingdoms, each hoping to reshape them into utopias according to their own hidden agendas. But Dark Schneider’s reckless behavior and explosive temper constantly cause destruction wherever he goes. A group of clerics eventually traps him inside a baby boy, leaving the other four without a leader. Fifteen years later, the four magicians continue their mission, but their aims have shifted toward tyrannical world domination. The clerics who imprisoned Dark Schneider now free him so he can defend them against his former comrades. It falls to Dark Schneider to hunt down each of his companions and steer them back onto the right path. Yet the once reckless and amoral Dark Schneider has changed during his fifteen-year imprisonment within the boy, Lucien Renlen.

Reminiscence of Lilies A news report about a defaced painting catches the attention of William James Moriarty. Recognizing the artist as someone from his own difficult past, he brings his brother Louis to Bath to track down the creator and find the one responsible for the damage. However, the person pretending to be the artist is not the individual William remembers. Teaming up with Sherlock Holmes and John H. Watson, William searches for clues to locate his former acquaintance. Moriarty Family's Day Off The Moriarty household faces its greatest challenge when they decide to host a tea party. Usually kept out of public sight, the Moriarty residence contains a variety of weapons, research materials, and equipment essential for their secret operations. To keep these secrets safe from curious and admiring noblewomen, the entire Moriarty family must use their abilities to protect their headquarters at all costs.

In "The Prince of Tennis: National Championship Chapter," Ryouma Echizen, a skilled first-year student, and the Seishun Academy Boys' Tennis Team prepare to compete in the National Tournament, aiming to win the championship. Their first obstacle is Higa Middle School, an unpredictable team from Okinawa. After observing Higa use questionable tactics to defeat their earlier opponents, Seishun's players are determined to emphasize the importance of sportsmanship and fair competition. If they succeed, they will face Hyoutei Academy in the quarterfinals, a school that previously beat Seishun during the Kanto Regionals. Hyoutei, who received a special invitation to Nationals, aims to restore their reputation and demonstrate their strength. This chapter of "The Prince of Tennis" introduces the intense Nationals, where Ryouma and his team confront both familiar and new rivals, each with distinct perspectives on tennis.