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In a future where the world has completely dried up and turned into a vast desert, only a few rivers and lakes remain, inhabited by villains and dangerous creatures. Water has become the most precious resource on the planet, and whoever can control it will hold power over the entire world.

Following summer break, the Ninjutsu Academy students discover that Komatsuda's error has caused their homework assignments to get mixed up. Kisanta, who received a task intended for a sixth-year student, disappears after attempting to steal the lord's fundoshi from Oomagatoki Castle. In response, Shinbei and Kirimaru put together a rescue team to bring Kisanta back, but their mission is complicated by the ongoing conflict between Oomagatoki and Tasogaredoki Castles. At the same time, the Academy receives a request for aid from a village suffering due to the war, prompting Rantarou and the other students and teachers to travel there and lend assistance.

After causing chaos in the Witch Forest, Yadamon's mother, the queen, banishes her to the human world. This is both to teach Yadamon a lesson and because the queen secretly loves human magazines and books. While Yadamon is in the human world, the queen keeps a close watch on her—but this becomes a problem because the queen falls asleep almost anywhere she goes. The human world has become extremely high-tech, and many animals have gone extinct. Yadamon ends up on an island called Creature Island, where genetically re-created species are being produced. There she meets Jean, along with his parents Edward and Maria. Yadamon stumbles into many misadventures in the human world due to her curiosity, causing plenty of trouble for the humans and for her guardian fairy, Timon, who has the ability to stop time. As Yadamon learns to adapt to the human world and use her powers, a new threat arises. Kira, the evil witch who was sealed inside a volcano by the queen and the great witch Beril, has escaped. She seeks revenge and has set her sights on both the humans and Yadamon.

Azusa Noyama is a twelve-year-old fifth-grade student known by the nickname Azuki-Chan, a name she deeply dislikes. When Yuunosuke Ogasawara, a new student, approaches her and expresses that he likes the nickname, Azuki instantly falls in love with him. The two begin dating, sharing a diary as they officially become boyfriend and girlfriend.

Mary Lennox discovers that childhood is not always as joyful as it should be. After losing both parents to illness, she is left traumatized and alone, then sent from India to England to live with her uncle, who becomes her guardian. Though she grieves her parents, Mary finds some comfort in being cared for—she gets regular meals and lives in a large mansion, aware these are privileges not to be taken for granted. But her uncle is a quiet man who rarely speaks, leaving Mary feeling isolated and bored, often dwelling on painful memories. One day while walking outside, she unexpectedly finds a hidden garden near the house. With the help of her new friends Dickon and Martha, and her wheelchair-bound cousin Colin, Mary begins an adventure that can turn her bleak life into one full of wonder and joy.

During the Sengoku period, Rantarou, Kirimaru, and Shinbei are young students at the Ninjutsu Academy, where they train to become ninjas. Referred to as "Nintamas"—a combination of ninja and tama meaning eggs—these three, along with many other trainees, work hard to develop various special skills and achieve their ambitions. However, their progress is frequently hindered as they often stumble through their lessons. Between strict instructors like Doi-sensei and Yamada-sensei, the playful girls from the Kunoichi class, a band of pirates, and numerous other colorful characters, the world of Nintama is full of endless possibilities. Each episode runs for seven minutes and thirty seconds, and each season—now totaling 29—typically contains 60 to 90 episodes.

A full three years have passed since Gargoyle and Neo-Atlantis were defeated, but now a fresh threat emerges in the form of Geiger. This new foe wields advanced robotic technology and plans to spark a global war, then take control amid the resulting turmoil. Once again, Nadia and Jean are thrust into action, striving to keep the world from bringing about its own destruction.

One man stands against an empire! Through fear and conquest, the Empire of Valdana grips the future of most of human space in its iron grasp, and for generations, those hands have been wielded by the Landless Lords of the ruling Tytania dynasty. But now the empire's foundation is cracking, pockets of rebellion are emerging, and when a mission sent to punish the city-state of Euriya is shockingly crushed, the man responsible becomes the target of a galaxy-wide pursuit! For Fan Hyurlick, the architect of Tytania's first defeat, glory turns into desperation as his own side betrays him. Now Fan must not only save his own life, but somehow reverse the odds against opponents who command entire worlds to deploy!

Aizawa Ayumu is a young boy sent to the small town of Tana to temporarily live with his father. Although reluctant to go, Ayumu agrees after his mother promises him a mountain bike. He previously resided in Tana, but his childhood memories of the place are now shrouded in mystery, suggesting some unknown event occurred back then. The story introduces Miku, a girl who knows more than she reveals, alongside strange glowing lights, reflections of UFO-like objects in the eyes of cats and dogs, a nosy female announcer, a forest with a mysterious past, and a peculiar boy named Wakkun who wears the same clothes Ayumu had as a child. Together, these elements form the world of Zettai Shounen, where mysteries remain unsolved amidst a slow, normal, everyday life.

In eighth grade, Miyu moves in with Mr. Saionji after her parents are sent to America by NASA. When Mr. Saionji plans a year-long trip to India, Miyu ends up staying with his son, Kanata. Their lives take an unexpected turn when an alien infant and its robotic caretaker crash into their house. Matters become more complicated when the alien child begins calling Miyu and Kanata "Mom" and "Dad," and also demonstrates telepathic abilities and the power to hover.

Against the turbulent backdrop of Japan's Sengoku Jidai, the story follows Furuta Sasuke, a retainer serving under the powerful warlord Oda Nobunaga. Driven by a profound obsession with the tea ceremony and a desire to accumulate wealth, Sasuke pursues a life of prosperity. He learns from both Oda Nobunaga and the renowned tea master Sen no Rikyu, eventually embracing the path of the Hyouge Mono.

Alice has a deep and unwavering belief in magic, convinced it can be used for kindness and playful adventures. However, she is suddenly transported to a different world governed by a mysterious group of elite witches. In this realm, the witches are not interested in fun—they are busy capturing sprites, the natural magical creatures of the world, and forcing them into servitude. Once Alice understands that her new surroundings are not just a fantasy, she decides to take action and change the situation.

At the end of the second season, Yuuri defeats Shinou. But because Shinou was vanquished, Yuuri and Murata lost the ability to travel to Shin Makoku. However, since Yuuri fought and overcame Shinou, his own power exceeded that of Shinou, enabling him to return to Shin Makoku through his own strength. Following the coming-of-age ceremony at age sixteen, Yuuri slowly comes to realize that many changes took place while he was away. The ten officials of the noble family had decided to make Wolfram the next Maou, but now that Yuuri has returned and reclaimed his role as Maou, complications arise when one noble objects to Yuuri retaking the throne. Furthermore, an ancient secret society that endangers the peace of both humans and Mazoku has risen, and a conflict over the throne leaves the nobles questioning who the legitimate Maou truly is.

In "Tales of Saiunkoku," Shuurei Kou and her close friend Eigetsu To—a gifted young man from a poor background—are appointed as co-governors of Sa province, one of the eight provinces of Saiunkoku. Their aim is to transform the region into a hub of learning, bringing prosperity to the area. While Shuurei travels to the capital to gain approval for their ambitious plan, a devastating plague erupts in Sa province, causing widespread panic and suffering. Eigetsu is left to manage the crisis, but his past troubles distract him, allowing Shuurei's enemies to undermine her position. Although becoming a government official has long been Shuurei's dream, she finds it extremely difficult as the first woman to hold such a role. With growing threats to her authority, Shuurei must decide whether to rise above the challenges or yield to the immense pressure.

In "Hanasakeru Seishonen," Kajika Louisa Kugami Burnsworth, the only daughter of powerful industrial magnate Harry Burnsworth, has lived a sheltered life since she was two years old. After an assassination attempt took her mother's life while protecting her, Harry sent Kajika to the isolated island of Giviolle to be raised by a local woman named Maria. On the island, Kajika grew up alongside a white leopard named Mustafa and received occasional visits from a boy named Li Ren Fang. At fourteen, Kajika returns to her father, who informs her that she must participate in a game to decide her future husband. To secure her cooperation, Harry explains that she must confront the harsh realities of her fate with the man she chooses. Her task is complicated by her limited knowledge of the three candidates Harry has selected, known only for their exceptional charm and brilliance, and by the fact that the candidates are unaware they are being considered as potential suitors. Kajika must also ensure that her chosen partner willingly agrees to marry her. The story explores themes of affectionate love, fervent passion, chivalrous friendship, steadfast loyalty, family relationships, and political maneuvering. The weight of Kajika's destiny is evident, as the constant danger to her life becomes intertwined with the complex selection process, which is more than just a game. Harry's goal is to find a suitable protector for Kajika before a significant secret about her is revealed—one even she herself does not know.

In 1889, humanity is being driven into a new era of discovery by swift advancements in technology. A mysterious villain named Gargoyle, driven by a desire to resurrect the fallen Atlantean empire and bring back its former glory, sets in motion a scheme to conquer the world. Nadia teams up with Jean Roque Lartigue, a young inventor, and Captain Nemo, the commander of the submarine Nautilus, to defend the planet from Gargoyle and the forces of Neo-Atlantis.

In "The Story of Saiunkoku," Shuurei Kou is a brilliant young woman from a noble but financially struggling family who dreams of serving her country as a government official, an ambition barred by the prohibition against women in such roles. While her father works a modestly paid position as a palace archivist, Shuurei supports their home through various part-time jobs. Her life takes a dramatic turn when she receives an unexpected summons. Shuurei is asked to assist Ryuuki Shi, the newly crowned emperor, who is known for his indifference to his duties and his preference for male companionship. Enticed by the substantial reward, she accepts the role of Ryuuki's consort for six months. With the support of Seiran Shi, her loyal companion who serves as Ryuuki's bodyguard, Shuurei works to transform the immature emperor into a capable leader. Alongside this mission, she navigates the complex web of court life and politics, facing numerous challenges. Set in a fictional world, "Saiunkoku Monogatari" explores the nature of effective leadership, the challenges it entails, and the benefits of a prosperous state.

In "Gakuen Alice," ten-year-old Mikan Sakura, known for her cheerful and kind nature, shares a strong bond with her intellectual and somewhat distant friend Hotaru Imai. Despite their differences, their friendship remains solid until Hotaru unexpectedly transfers to the renowned Alice Academy, leaving Mikan distressed by rumors of the school's strict treatment of students. Unable to tolerate the separation from her best friend, Mikan decides to run away and join her at the academy. At Alice Academy, Mikan learns it is a special school for individuals with supernatural abilities called Alices, established by the government to nurture and protect these gifted students. Upon discovering she too possesses unique powers, Mikan enrolls and, after overcoming various obstacles, successfully reunites with Hotaru. "Gakuen Alice" is a touching comedy that follows Mikan's journey at the academy with her friends as they explore the mysterious past of Natsume Hyuuga, a fellow student who wields the power to manipulate fire.

In "Kyou kara Maou!", the story follows Yuri Shibuya, an ordinary Japanese high school student. When he steps in to defend a classmate from bullies, he becomes their target and is shoved headfirst into a toilet. Instead of water, he finds a vortex that transports him to a world resembling medieval Europe. There, he learns that his distinctive black hair and eyes identify him as part of the demon royal lineage, making him the chosen successor to the Demon King. Many demons initially doubt Yuri's ability to lead because of his background, but after he demonstrates his magical power in a duel, they start to accept him as their ruler. Yuri now must grasp the responsibilities of being a Demon King and work toward achieving peace between demons and humans in this unfamiliar world.

Haruka Ozawa's second year of high school is taking a terrifying turn. One of her friends has become possessed, another has died by suicide, and Haruka herself may be next to fail the test of staying alive. Her only escape from this potentially deadly dead end is Yakumo Saito, a mysterious student born with a strange red eye that lets him see and communicate with the dead. But the deceased don't always stay quiet, and some killers are more than ready to kill again to prevent the dead from revealing any more secrets. This doesn't stop Haruka's talent for unearthing buried secrets, and there are even more signs of bodies being exposed through both Yakumo's police contact and an investigative journalist who has a newly made corpse hidden away. Can this pair of anything but ordinary paranormal detectives solve the ultimate cold case files, or will they end up in permanent storage themselves?

In "The Twelve Kingdoms," Youko Nakajima dreams of living an ordinary life. She follows rules strictly, performs well in her studies, serves as class president, and often helps her classmates. Still, her unusual red hair makes her stand out. Her reserved nature frequently leads to others taking advantage of her, leaving her without genuine friends. On what seems like an ordinary day, a mysterious man enters Youko's classroom. He introduces himself as Keiki, a noble from another world, and declares Youko to be his sovereign—destined to rule over his kingdom. Their encounter is interrupted when monstrous creatures called youma pursue Keiki. During the ensuing turmoil, Keiki escapes with Youko, but also inadvertently brings along two other classmates, Ikuya Asano and Yuka Sugimoto. After being separated from Keiki following a youma attack, the three find themselves stranded in an unfamiliar world where they must learn to survive on their own or die.

Set during ancient China's chaotic Warring States period—where power constantly shifted among countless kingdoms—"Kingdom" takes place amid relentless conflict. Out of this turmoil, seven major states eventually rise to dominate the land. In the state of Qin, Xin, an orphaned slave born from war, trains fiercely with his closest friend, Piao. Both boys share a dream: to become Great Generals of the Heavens. Their bond is tested when Piao is suddenly summoned to serve in the palace under a royal retainer. After a violent coup, Piao returns to Xin in critical condition, entrusting him with a secret mission that leads to an encounter with Ying Zheng—the young ruler of Qin, who bears a striking resemblance to Piao. "Kingdom" follows Xin's journey through treacherous and violent historical events, driven by his unyielding determination to forge his own path toward greatness and fulfill his destiny as a Great General among the Seven Warring States.

In the quiet town of Tomoeda, ten-year-old Sakura Kinomoto lives an ordinary life as a fourth grader until she discovers a mysterious deck called "The Clow." While examining this new treasure, she accidentally releases a powerful gust of wind that scatters the cards across the city. This incident awakens Keroberos, known simply as "Kero," the Beast of the Seal. He informs Sakura that she has freed the Clow Cards, magical beings created by the sorcerer Clow Reed. Each card possesses immense power and acts on its own, making them a serious threat once unbound. Consequently, Sakura must step up to neutralize this danger. Designated as the "Cardcaptor" and given the Sealed Key, Kero charges her with finding and capturing every wayward Clow Card. Assisted by her best friend Tomoyo Daidouji and guided by Kero's instruction, Sakura must balance her daily life as a student with her duties as the magical guardian, Cardcaptor Sakura.