SKY Perfect Well Think

This vibrant, chaotic, and absurd series features a wide variety of storylines and characters. There is no logical continuity between episodes. The first installment centers on stickers found inside bags of snacks.

The Daedalus Group, a massive corporation, is being targeted by a small activist faction called the Ghost of Icarus. While treating some of the bombing victims, Black Jack crosses paths with Dr. Kiriko, known as Death Incarnate, who also demands enormous fees from his patients but, rather than saving them, provides them with a painless death. When the activist group seeks the cooperation of both doctors, Black Jack becomes entangled in a cycle of life, death, and betrayal as he strives to save his patients' lives and prevent the outbreak of a biological war that could annihilate humanity.

Gag Manga Biyori presents an anime centered on absolutely nothing. It consists of twelve brief episodes lasting five minutes each, with each story developing only a minimal plot. The series draws humor from the most idiotic concepts, yet it remains quite funny.

Uruno, a worthless wolf, travels the road in search of a new home when he stumbles upon a forest teeming with "useless animals"—creatures that fail to embody their species' typical traits. Following a brief clash with Usahara, a short-tempered rabbit who smokes, Uruno initially decides to leave but changes his mind upon encountering Chiiko, an awkward cheetah girl. Struck by love at first sight, he resolves to stay for her sake, holding onto the hope that despite being a good-for-nothing, he might eventually win her heart. This dream remains precarious, however, as daily life with the forest's other eccentric inhabitants—including the aforementioned smoking rabbit, a sake-drinking unicorn, a near-sighted eagle, an orca incapable of swimming, and a shy pegasus—threatens to wear him down.

Kitarou is a youkai boy born in a cemetery, and aside from his mostly-decomposed father, the last living member of the Ghost tribe. He is missing his left eye, but his hair usually covers the empty socket. He fights for peace between humans and youkai, which generally involves protecting the former from the misdeeds of the latter. This version of the Kitarou story is based on the original Hakaba Kitarou manga, the manga that inspired the popular Gegege no Kitarou series in the late 1960s.

In Ginga Densetsu Weed, a young dog named Weed finds out by chance that he is the son of Gin, the renowned leader of the Ohu pack who became famous for defeating the mighty bear Akakabuto. Determined to meet his father, Weed sets out on a journey that brings him both friends and enemies.

Hiroko Matsukata is employed at a magazine publishing company, fully committed to her career. Known as a no-nonsense, direct professional, she can readily switch into what she calls "Hataraki man" (working man) mode when needed. Despite her professional success, Hiroko faces difficulties in her private life. While devoted to her job, she is also ready to leave work early for a date. Yet her boyfriend is similarly consumed by his own work, creating tension in their relationship.

In "Brave Story," 11-year-old Wataru is grappling with his father leaving home and his mother being in the hospital. His friend Mitsuru shows him a magical door, and Wataru decides to step through it to change his future. Inside, he finds a world full of magic and mythical creatures. Wataru sets off on a journey with the new friends he makes there, searching for the Goddess of Destiny so he can fix what he sees as a broken fate.

In the wake of Earth's destruction caused by severe pollution, the global powers established Superior Domination to facilitate space colonization. Over centuries, humanity surrendered its freedom to the artificial intelligence known as Grand Mother. At the age of 14, individuals have their memories wiped and are assigned predetermined roles. Jomy Marquis Shin, a kind-hearted adolescent protected by his parents, escapes this fate with the assistance of Soldier Blue, the leader of the Mu faction. The Mu, a psychic offshoot of humanity, reside aboard the spacecraft Shangri-La. Believing Jomy poses a threat to their control, officials from Superior Domination pursue him to the Mu. Years later, now leading the Mu resistance, Jomy journeys to Terra to evade Keith Anyan, an agent of Superior Domination determined to eliminate any threats to their authority. Alongside his allies, Jomy races to reach humanity's birthplace before Keith can extinguish their final hope for survival.

After their parents are killed, 11-year-old twins Thor and Rai Klein are exiled from their home planet and end up on the terraformed world of Chimaera, where dangerous plant life dominates and humans are split into four rival groups called "Rings." They encounter a young man named Zagi, who tells them that only the "Jyu Oh Sei"—the one who defeats all four Rings—can leave the planet. Driven by a wish to go back home and find out the truth about his parents' murder, Thor decides to face the tough and dangerous conditions of Chimaera. He soon discovers that the planet's unique environment hides many unseen dangers. As Thor gets caught up in the conflicts between the Rings, he learns more about his parents' death and the larger consequences for humanity's future.

In "Moyashimon," first-year university student Tadayasu Sawaki has an unusual gift: he can see microorganisms as tiny, cute chibi characters. These include everything from the fungus that causes athlete's foot to the yeast essential for making alcohol. While studying agriculture in Tokyo, his ability draws the attention of several professors, especially Professor Itsuki, who specializes in fermentation. At first, Sawaki isn't very invested in his studies, having entered an agricultural university without much passion. However, through his encounters with the odd professors and classmates, he begins to appreciate his talent and the microbes he observes. Even with his extraordinary vision, Sawaki feels fairly ordinary among the eccentric academic environment.

Ayakashi: Samurai Horror Tales presents three distinct traditional Japanese ghost stories. "Yotsuya Kaidan" follows a betrayed wife who pursues retribution against her disloyal husband, persisting beyond death. "Tenshu Monogatari" centers on a sacred romance between a goddess and a mortal man, constrained by a love that cannot be fulfilled. "Bakeneko" concludes with the myth of a malevolent cat yokai that stalks a specific family, bringing its vengeful spirit upon them.

Masane Amaha and her daughter Rihoko are fleeing from a government child welfare agency that wants to separate them. When Rihoko is taken, Masane confronts an advanced weapon that can mimic a human form. As she is threatened, a mysterious light emerges from her wrist, transforming her into a powerful being. She destroys the weapon but becomes caught in a struggle between multiple powerful groups seeking control over her because she holds the legendary Witchblade, a source of ultimate power.

In Nodame Cantabile: Paris-hen, Shinichi Chiaki overcomes his fear of flying, while Megumi "Nodame" Noda earns a spot at the prestigious Conservatoire de Paris after impressing judges in a piano competition. They set off for Paris to pursue their musical ambitions—Chiaki as an aspiring conductor under celebrated maestro Franz von Stresemann, and Nodame as a student of acclaimed piano instructor Charles Auclair. The vast music world proves more demanding than they imagined. Amid old friends and new rivals, Chiaki and Nodame must overcome various challenges to reach their full musical potential, while keeping sight of what is most important to them.

In "Nodame Cantabile Finale," Shinichi Chiaki continues to solidify his position as the principal conductor of the revitalized Roux-Marlet Orchestra, while Megumi "Nodame" Noda makes significant progress as a pianist at the Conservatoire de Paris. However, their successes create friction between them as Nodame feels overshadowed by Chiaki's growing fame and his close association with renowned piano prodigy Rui Son. Ignoring the advice of her teacher Professor Charles Auclair, Nodame decides to enter another piano competition to launch her solo career. Meanwhile, those close to Chiaki and Nodame face personal milestones. Rui begins to doubt herself after hearing Nodame perform and being rejected for lessons by Auclair; Maestro Franz von Stresemann confronts his aging; pianists Yunlong Li and Tatiana Vishneva intensify their preparations for a major competition, while Tatiana also deals with her growing feelings for oboist Yasunori Kuroki. As Chiaki, Nodame, and their companions navigate their separate paths, they must remain true to their own ambitions and remember the beginnings of their shared journey.

Ai Enma and her companions continue their grim duty, offering a means of vengeance to those wronged, but at a steep cost—both the victim who summons Hell and the target are condemned to eternal damnation. While they carry on with their unending work, a mysterious young girl named Kikuri observes them from the shadows. During her missions, Ai encounters Takuma Kurebayashi, a boy known as the "Devil's Child" because of the tragic incidents that follow him. His feared reputation leads the villagers to blame him for sending people to hell. As the situation spirals into violence, Ai must step in to halt the senseless cruelty, a move that puts her own existence at risk.

In the floating city of Neo Verona, the Montague family wipes out the Capulets and seizes control of the kingdom. Juliet Fiammata Asto Capulet, the true heir, barely escapes the massacre and is hidden away by devoted supporters for fourteen years, harboring ambitions of reclaiming her rightful place and overthrowing the tyrannical Montague rule. Though she has no memories of her family's destruction, Juliet secretly defends the downtrodden citizens of Neo Verona under the guise of a masked hero called the Red Whirlwind. During one of her missions, she encounters Romeo Candorebanto Montague, the kind and selfless son of the despotic ruler Prince Laertes Montague. Unaware of their rival family backgrounds, they instantly share a deep romantic bond. But tragedy looms: both houses are sworn to annihilate each other, and a mysterious ancient secret hidden beneath Neo Verova threatens to further complicate their budding love. Can they surmount these challenges, or is their love forever doomed?

Shinichi Chiaki is an elite musician who aspires to perform among the best in Europe. Born into a prestigious family, he is a notorious perfectionist, holding himself and others to impossibly high standards. The only thing preventing Chiaki from pursuing his European dream is his crippling fear of flying, which keeps him stuck in Japan. In his fourth year at Japan's top music university, Chiaki crosses paths with Noda Megumi, who insists on being called Nodame. At first glance, she appears to be a disorganized girl lacking any clear ambition. But when Chiaki hears Nodame play the piano for the first time, he is stunned by the unique quality of her music. To Chiaki’s dismay, Nodame moves into the apartment next door, and he soon discovers that she has fallen deeply in love with him. Nodame Cantabile follows Chiaki and Nodame as they navigate their relationship with each other, learning valuable lessons from one another while striving for the pinnacle of the music world.

In feudal Japan, a mysterious and lethal occultist known as the "Medicine Seller" travels the land hunting malevolent spirits called "mononoke." When he finds one, he cannot simply destroy it; he must first uncover its Form, its Truth, and its Reason to properly wield the powerful Exorcism Sword. This requires careful psychological analysis and meticulous investigation—dangerous steps that force him to confront and understand the mononoke before he can eliminate it. On his journey, the Medicine Seller arrives at an old inn where a pregnant woman named Shino has booked a room to rest. The innkeeper reluctantly gives her the last available space. But Shino soon realizes her new quarters are haunted by a deadly group of mononoke known as the Zashiki Warashi. Guided by his hunter's instincts, the Medicine Seller begins an investigation to uncover the Form, the Truth, and the Reason behind these spirits before they take more lives.

The adage warns that seeking revenge requires digging two graves, a truth especially relevant to users of the Hell Correspondence website. This mysterious site activates at midnight, inviting those who type in the name of someone they despise to meet with Ai Enma, the Hell Girl. Ai informs them that while the targeted soul will be condemned to hell, the requester will also face the same fate upon their death. While some find the price too steep, others, weighed down by their suffering, consider their afterlife's fate insignificant compared to their current torment. Regardless, Ai Enma remains ever-ready to assist those yearning for vengeance, faithfully fulfilling her role in escorting souls to the depths of hell.

In the world of Mushi-Shi, Mushi embody the fundamental forces of life, existing beyond any moral framework as neither good nor evil. They appear in countless forms, mimicking natural elements ranging from plants and diseases to atmospheric phenomena like rainbows. Yet, this simple description barely touches the surface of their true nature; labeling them merely as life forms fails to capture their full essence. Knowledge regarding Mushi remains scarce, as most people are unaware of their existence. Ginko, a Mushishi, devotes himself to studying these creatures and their place within the natural world. He pursues leads concerning events linked to Mushi, driven by the belief that unraveling their mysteries may reveal the deeper meaning of existence.