Studio Gokumi

In the magical Kingdom of Amaryllis, a traveling prince sets out on a chivalrous journey to lift an old curse that has cast a spell over the realm. His goal is to wake the princess with a kiss of genuine love. However, there is a small detail he was not told—there are actually seven princesses who need kissing! Unfazed, he accepts the task and moves in with them to solve the mystery of why the kingdom is asleep. Will they all ultimately get their happy ending?

i☆Ris celebrates the 10th anniversary of their debut, with everything going smoothly—yet a question lingers in their minds: "What will happen to us in the next 10 years?" During a live concert, a mysterious talking white squirrel suddenly pops out from a T-shirt among the merchandise delivered to i☆Ris' dressing room. They are instantly engulfed in a brilliant light, and before them unfolds a mysterious world filled with giant floating rainbows. This is Risu Risu Land, a place where one can become anything they desire. The five members have a wonderful time in this fun world, making their dreams come true, but soon notice something is absent: there is no "song" here. Shirorisu asks i☆Ris for assistance in restoring the "song." Why did the "song" vanish? Can they bring it back to this world? And at the end of this journey, will the girls discover what they truly want to become?

An unaired episode of Mini Toji included on the DVD/BD release.

Specials bundled with the Blu-ray and DVD volumes featuring Nene and Clarion in a radio show.

In Mini Toji's special episode 0, Kanami and Mihono—characters who realize they belong to an anime—present a recap and introduction to the Toji no Miko story. This allows viewers unfamiliar with the original series to follow Mini Toji's plot when it begins the next week.

Animation music video of the Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru character song "Yuuki no Baton."

Short original anime bundled with the limited edition Blu-ray Box of Saki Achiga-hen: Episode of Side-A.

A summary of the first 12 episodes of Toji no Miko.

The single-episode OVA, bundled with the fourteenth volume of the Saki manga, adapts four-panel comedy strips featuring characters from the first season. The story includes a scene in which two professionals meet at a family restaurant, while team leaders prepare for a joint training session. At the same time, Ikeda entertains her younger sisters, the Tsuruga team goes on an impromptu camping trip, and the Ryuumonbuchi members throw a birthday party for Koromo.

To vanquish the demon lord Valvaran, Arnelia gathered a band of capable fighters and launched a massive war to protect their world. Right before the ultimate clash, Valvaran used a special combat skill to reincarnate in present-day Kyoto. Determined to pursue the demon lord, Arnelia and her warriors chased Valvaran into this strange new environment. Currently, Valvaran lives in the body of a schoolgirl, so she is not a serious threat and has even helped the team find the scattered fragments of her own power. As the warriors settle into their more relaxed lifestyle, Arnelia starts to wonder if this peaceful period can last.

For generations, shrine maidens wielding swords have fought against "aratama"—dangerous beings that threaten the human realm. Referred to as "Toji," these young female warriors don school uniforms and carry weapons, operating as members of the officially recognized "special religious service police squad" within the police force. The government grants Toji the authority to bear swords and act as law enforcers, establishing five schools across the country for their training. Every spring, the top Toji from each institution compete in a tournament. As the event approaches, the selected representatives intensify their training to improve their abilities and power.

Do the daily lives of these girls swing between battle and calm? Characters from both the TV anime Toji no Miko and the mobile game Toji no Miko: Kizamishi Issen no Tomoshibi gather in adorable chibi forms.

Petit Clover Advance is a series of special episodes included in the Black Clover Blu-Ray volumes. The episodes are: 1. 「くっつかないでよ」 (2018 February 23), 2. 「金色の夜明け団の秘密」 (2018 May 25), 3. 「団長たちの昼下がり」 (2018 July 27), 4. 「さらまんだ？それなんだ？」 (2018 October 26), 5. 「なんつったっけ、アイドル？」 (2019 January 25), 6. 「人生いろいろ？」 (2019 April 26), 7. 「魔女の天使 クリィミーバネッサ」 (2019 July 26), 8. 「なんぎるす?」 (2019 September 27), 9. 「まぶし」 (2020 January 31), 10. 「ヴァルキリードレスって、どれっす？」 (2020 April 24), 11. 「あくまでも」 (2020 July 31), 12. 「魔法帝はじめてのおつかい」 (2020 September 25), 13. 「灼熱！熱血！ファイヤー！ヴァーミリオン家のむわむわ熱くて、蒸し暑い夜！！」 (2020 November 27), 14. 「ＶＩＶＡ!ビバ!!フカビーバー!!!」 (2021 February 26), 15. 「俺 たちの修行和これからだ!」 (2021 June 25).

A new episode included with the complete Blu-ray box collection of A-Channel.

Monica Everett, the Silent Witch, ranks among the Seven Sages—the realm's most powerful mages. Plagued by extreme shyness and social anxiety, she spends her days in isolation in the mountains with her black cat. Her quiet life is disrupted when she receives an unexpected covert mission: infiltrate Serendia Academy, an elite school for nobles, and protect the second prince. Once she slips secretly into the academy, Monica confronts unforeseen obstacles. Let's follow her journey through this undercover assignment.

This summary episode serves as a connection between the first series and its continuation, Yuuki Yuuna wa Yuusha de Aru: Yuusha no Shou, specifically linking the narrative to the Washio Sumi no Shou storyline.

Maesetsu! Opening Act centers on Manzai, a classic Japanese comedy style that pairs a straight man with a comic foil. The story follows two dedicated young women, Mafuyu Kogarashi and Fubuki Kitakaze, who are committed manzai performers but have not attained enduring success despite years on stage. They frequently collaborate with their close friends and fellow manzai aspirants, Rin Araya and Nayuta Asougi, helping one another as opening acts. Chasing the fame they desire, the quartet pushes themselves by switching venues, swapping roles, entering contests, and constantly working to improve their skills and accumulate more experience. Yet before they can truly start their path to stardom, these hopeful artists must first become polished performers capable of signing on as amateurs and taking their dreams seriously.

Miko Kurono, a low-key streamer known as "Necronomico," builds a small audience through her gaming streams while raising funds to cover medical expenses for her comatose friend, Mayu Mayusaka. Several other popular streamers have also fallen into comas under similar circumstances. Strapped for cash, Miko accepts an invitation to a secret beta test of a cutting-edge VR game. After clearing the first stage, she and six other streamers encounter the Old Ones—ancient, malevolent deities trapped within the virtual realm, plotting to conquer Earth. When Miko discovers that Cthulhu, one of these gods, has taken Mayu's form and is the cause of her condition, she becomes enraged and vows to confront this threat. The group becomes ensnared in the Cosmic Horror Show, a sinister contest where humanity faces annihilation if all participants are defeated. Despite the peril, Miko remains determined to win the game and claim a wish that could save Mayu.

Time flies when you're having fun, and it feels like just yesterday that Shinobu Omiya was nervously waiting for her friend Alice Cartelet to arrive from England to study at Shinobu's school in Japan. Now, in their third and final year, Alice, Shinobu, Aya, and Yoko have become the closest of friends, and even Karen, Honoka, and Kana are part of the group as well. But since it's their last year, their time will be divided between preparing for the big senior trip to Nara and Kyoto, and figuring out what comes next in their lives… and for Shinobu, that might mean something so incredible that she never even dared to dream of it!

The semifinals of the Inter-High Mahjong Championship are in progress. Having witnessed the exceptional abilities of Shiraitodai High School's leading player, Teru Miyanaga, the Achiga High School team is profoundly affected. Even with the tough circumstances, they understand that there remains significant opportunity for tactical planning and recovery, as the contest has yet to reach its conclusion.

The second movie in the Washio Sumi no Shou trilogy.

The first movie in the Washio Sumi no Shou trilogy.

The third and final movie in the Washio Sumi no Shou trilogy.

Unaired short episode included with the third volume of the Seton Academy Blu-ray release.

Extra specials from the DVD/BDs.

The synopsis follows the everyday lives of four high school girls: the impulsive Run, the reckless Tooru, the shy Yuuko, and the level-headed Nagi. Mountain of Pancakes — Kitou-sensei hurts her hand during class and has to cope with it, while Tooru brings her cat Tansan to school to meet Yutaka and Miho. Later, the girls decide to get pancakes at a café where Miho happens to be working, running into trouble when Yutaka shows up unexpectedly. A Picture of a Wish — Yuuko catches a cold, so the others visit her and help take care of her. Afterwards, the girls get together for the New Year's shrine visit.

One of the greatest joys of having a close circle of friends is knowing there are always a few guardian angels looking out for you. When Shinobu finds herself responsible for both writing the script and sewing the costumes for a school festival play, her classmates quickly realize she may have taken on more than she can handle—or rather, more than she can write and stitch. Fortunately for the success of Shinobu's theatrical endeavor, Alice, Yoko, and Aya are eager to lend a hand, offering a chance to look back on their shared memories from the days before Alice arrived. Will everything come together in time, or will the audience be in stitches for all the wrong reasons as the costumes fall apart onstage?

Kazuki Yoshino and Yuuya Niyoda are the two members of the idol group ZINGS. Kazuki pours his heart into every performance, while Yuuya sees the job as nothing more than a paycheck. His lack of interest in the fans and his half-hearted attitude lead his manager to warn him that he needs to shape up or risk being fired. One day backstage, Yuuya meets Asahi Mogami, an idol in a flashy costume who passed away a year ago but still longs to perform for her fans. When she sees how little Yuuya cares about being an idol, she becomes furious and insists on taking his place. The next thing he knows, Yuuya wakes up to find Asahi has taken over his body, letting her do the work while he sits back. Yuuya thinks this means he can coast through an easy idol life with Asahi handling everything. But Asahi has other ideas. She wants to rekindle Yuuya's passion and uses her possession to push him toward becoming a great idol duo. Can someone who only cares about money ever learn to share the devotion Asahi still holds?

Following the loss of divine protection, humanity enters a new era with the opportunity to rebuild. The members of Sanshu Middle School's Hero Club have completed their obligations to Taisha and now enjoy typical middle school life. However, this peace comes with significant sacrifices. In the 298th year of the Divine Era, Mebuki Kusunoki is among those vying to be the next hero. Despite her hard work to surpass her competitors, the title goes to Karin Miyoshi, leaving Mebuki enraged by Taisha’s decision. Two years pass, and Mebuki is appointed as the leader of the Sentinels, a team tasked with exploring uncharted territories outside the protective barrier. What appears to be a simple mission quickly becomes complicated by unforeseen threats that endanger many lives. Resolved to prove her worth as a hero, Mebuki pledges to bring everyone back safely, regardless of the challenges ahead.

The third season of Jidou Hanbaiki ni Umarekawatta Ore wa Meikyuu wo Samayou.

Saki Miyanaga leads the Kiyosumi High School mahjong team as they compete in the national round of the Interhigh Mahjong Championship. There, she encounters opponents who are just as skilled, if not more so. Despite the fierce competition, Saki remains determined to achieve her goal: reuniting with her sister in person.

At the Achiga Girls' Academy in Nara, the school's mahjong club once managed to defeat the powerful Bansei High School, advancing all the way to the national team semifinals before ultimately losing to the tournament champions. That loss caused the mahjong club to be dissolved. Six years later, elementary school student Shizuno Takakamo becomes close friends with transfer student Nodoka Haramura. The two later enroll at Achiga Girls', but Nodoka transfers to another school during their second year. The following year, Shizuno sees Nodoka on television as the reigning national middle school individual mahjong champion, which inspires her to bring the mahjong club back at Achiga.

In the wake of the events chronicled in Yuuki Yuuna is a Hero, the Hero Club of Sanshu Middle School—composed of Yuuna Yuuki, Karin Miyoshi, and the Inubouzaki siblings Fuu and Itsuki—continues its work aiding those in need. They are soon joined by Sonoko Nogi, a hero from a prior era. Yet the group soon notes the absence of Mimori Tougou, whose presence should be felt; every trace of her existence has been erased, leaving only the memories held by her friends. Without any leads on Tougou's location, the club members regain their ability to transform and embark on a desperate search for their lost comrade. Their journey uncovers startling revelations that shake the very foundations of their world.

Unaired 13th episode of the TV series.

Chosen by the esteemed Shinju-sama as heroes, three young women are assigned to fight Vertexes, malevolent beings threatening global peace. Sumi Washio, Sonoko Nogi, and Gin Minowa, who once led idle lives waiting for their call to action, are suddenly thrust into a Vertex attack. Their initial lack of coordination as magical girls nearly leads to their defeat. Through sheer determination, they manage to triumph over their enemy, leading to a resolution to improve their teamwork and fighting abilities after the battle. As new dangers arise and demand increased power, the girls face the risk of irreversible changes from their magic. They must weigh the cost of victory and decide whether such a sacrifice is worthwhile for the survival of humanity.

In "Pandora in the Crimson Shell," Nene Nanakorobi, an energetic full-body cyborg who desires global peace, meets inventor Uzal Delilah aboard a cruise ship heading toward the tranquil Cenancle Island. They quickly become friends with Clarion, a feline combat android who accompanies Uzal. Their bond is tested when terrorists attack the island. To protect Uzal, Nene receives the Pandora Device, originally housed inside Clarion, granting her the ability to instantly master complex skills, though Uzal appears to die in the incident. The pair then carry out various missions, such as rescuing children from burning malls and apprehending criminals, all in pursuit of world peace. Their efforts are further complicated by B.U.E.R., a sentient laser disguised as a deformed teddy bear with unpredictable power and crude behavior, posing a constant danger. Adding to their troubles, Takumi Korobase, Nene’s guardian and a genius inventor, becomes obsessed with obtaining B.U.E.R. As Nene and Clarion strive to protect the Pandora Device from enemies and uphold their idealistic goals, the mounting pressure threatens to break their newly formed partnership.

Youtarou Hanabusa wishes for a quiet life, but as a member of the Knights of the World, he is afflicted by what he calls "White Knight Syndrome"—an uncontrollable compulsion to act heroically and chivalrously whenever he sees someone in danger. To conceal his identity during these awkward moments, Youtarou dons a mask. His life changes unexpectedly when he rescues Makio Kidouin, the young daughter of a prestigious family. This single act pulls him into a world of luxury while also making his life far more complicated, as Makio’s life is anything but ordinary. Dealing with the six-year-old Makio’s mischievous antics and navigating a strange group of allies and manipulative enemies, Youtarou must protect his new friend while keeping the secret of his masked identity, Knight Lancer.

Fifteen-year-old Umika Konohoshi has been obsessed with aliens since childhood, dreaming of traveling through space and making contact with extraterrestrial life. However, this passion isolates her from classmates and worsens her intense social anxiety. Still, Umika remains convinced that her destiny lies beyond Earth. On the first day of high school, her fantasy seems within reach when she meets Yuu Akeuchi, a transfer student who says she crash-landed on Earth with no memories of her past. Umika longs to build a bond with Yuu, but her self-doubt holds her back. Noticing Umika’s hesitation, Yuu uses an unexplained ability to enter Umika’s mind, possibly helping her turn her dreams into reality.

Following his rebirth as a vending machine named Boxxo, the former human has become vital to Clearflow Lake village. By switching between different models to supply various goods, Boxxo has contributed to the village's growth and battled formidable foes alongside Lammis, his first and most devoted customer. However, the aftermath of their fight against the Netherlord, a high-ranking officer under the Demon Lord, leaves the future uncertain. To counter this looming threat, the Hunter Association deploys its elite agents. Joining forces with familiar allies and new companions, Boxxo and Lammis are determined to stop the Netherlord's sinister schemes to protect everything they hold dear.

In a world where numerous dusks have passed and the final twilight draws near, the western region of the "Land of Dusk" once flourished through alchemy. As the threat of the "Dusk End" looms, people focus on recovering and rebuilding lost alchemical technologies. The knowledge recovered from previous eras is gathered in the research city known as "Central," where efforts are made to find ways to delay the encroaching dusk. Among those involved, one protagonist is a young alchemist who refined their skills in Central, while another is a girl named Escha from a remote frontier village. She uses her understanding of ancient alchemy to help her community and works in the Development Department. The young alchemist, Logy, becomes skilled in modern alchemical techniques in Central and moves to the understaffed town to apply his abilities. When Logy joins the Development Department, he meets Escha. Together, they agree to combine their alchemical talents to achieve success for the department.

Koizumi, a high school student, relentlessly pursues her passion for ramen even under the scorching sun and across great distances. Her solitary quests for the perfect bowl, however, become complicated when her classmate Yuu Oosawa develops a crush on her and starts joining her outings uninvited. As Yuu observes Koizumi's insatiable love for ramen, he discovers her extensive knowledge of the dish, hinting that she might be a true connoisseur.

In the magical realm of Naral Island, a new Demon Lord arises each generation, only to be vanquished by a chosen Hero. The current Hero, Juulia "Yusha" Charldetto, is finishing her quest alongside her companions: the devoted priest Seiran "Seira" Élénoir, the mysterious mage Meiza "Mei" Endust, and the spirited warrior Fai Fai. During their final battle against the Demon Lord, Yusha's group attempts a dangerous spell meant to send their enemy backward through time. The spell misfires, hurling Yusha and her team into an era where the Demon Lord has not yet appeared, and before Yusha herself became the Hero. Stripped of their memories of the future, the four girls begin anew, once again dreaming of assembling the Hero's Party and defeating the Demon Lord. However, the Demon Lord is also transported to the past but retains her memories. She assumes the guise of a young girl named Mao and takes a teaching role at the adventurer academy, scheming to prevent Yusha from ever becoming a Hero. This sets the stage for Yusha and her friends' adventure as they unknowingly strive to conquer the Demon Lord now hidden among them.

Despite Shinobu and her friends continuing to show enthusiasm for language studies, the new school term brings a number of unexpected challenges. Alice and Yoko face the difficulty of being placed in different classes from Shinobu and Aya. Meanwhile, Karen has trouble building a connection with her new homeroom teacher, who likewise finds it hard to relate to the students. In the midst of this turmoil, shared experiences may prove to be what brings the group closer together, even if some of those experiences are made on a whim, such as when Alice and Aya try to seem more mature by acting like delinquents. The unfolding adventures promise to strengthen the bonds of friendship and warmth in HELLO!! KINMOZA!

Throughout history, shrine maidens called "Toji" have protected humanity from "Aratama," malevolent beings bent on destroying all life. In the present day, these warriors operate within a specialized police force dedicated to eradicating these threats. The government has established five elite academies across the country to train young women in the sword-fighting skills needed to combat these monsters and eventually become Toji guardians of the world. Kanami Etou, a student at one of these prestigious schools, is chosen to represent Minoseki Academy in a sword-fighting tournament. There, she encounters the enigmatic Hiyori Juujou. As both Kanami and Hiyori excel in the competition, their final showdown triggers an unexpected catastrophe that shakes the foundation of the Toji community. Amidst suspicions of betrayal within their own ranks, they must flee the event, confronting former allies along the way.

Kanna Aoyagi is convinced by her older sister Yayoi on her sixteenth birthday to start voice acting at Blue March, a game studio famous for producing eroge—adult games with explicit content. Naive and inexperienced, Kanna is initially confused about voicing characters in such games when she has no personal experience to draw from. By playing eroge for research, relying on her imagination, and receiving help from her coworkers, Kanna gradually becomes more comfortable with her challenging new career.

In A-Channel, the forgetful and carefree Run Momoki has maintained a close bond with Tooru Ichii since childhood. Despite being a year senior, Run’s relaxed attitude and the attention she draws from boys often irritate the overly cautious Tooru. When Tooru enrolls in the same high school as Run, she finds that their pair has grown into a quartet. The newcomers, Nagisa Tennouji and Yuuko Nishi, are Run's classmates. In Tooru’s eyes, these new additions need to prove themselves worthy of her trust. As the new academic year commences, the girls navigate their expanding friendship while embracing the various experiences that high school life brings.

Rumors persist about a girl who never ages and only emerges after dark, living in a secluded mansion deep within the forest. Some whisper she is a doll infused with a soul. Drawn by these tales, Akari Amano ventures into the woods to find this mysterious figure, only to become lost as night falls. The subject of these rumors is Sophie Twilight, a vampire who rescues Akari. Unlike the predatory vampires of legend, Sophie obtains her blood supply through online orders. Captivated by Sophie's doll-like appearance, Akari impulsively decides to move in with her, beginning their shared daily life together.

In "The Severing Crime Edge," Kiri Haimura has an unusual obsession with beautiful hair, specifically the act of cutting it. Driven by this fixation, he seeks out a legendary long-haired ghost rumored to haunt a decrepit house on a hill. Instead of finding a spirit, he encounters Iwai Mushanokouji, a captivating girl known as the "Hair Queen" because of her luxurious locks, which are protected by an ancient family curse that prevents them from being cut. Iwai tells Kiri about a deadly game surrounding her: anyone who succeeds in killing her using a cursed item called a "Killing Good" will have their deepest wish granted. Kiri steps in to save Iwai from "Authors"—people skilled in using Killing Goods—and discovers that his own lineage also possesses one: a pair of scissors once used by his ancestor in committing murders. Naming these scissors "The Severing Crime Edge," Kiri realizes they have the power to cut through Iwai's cursed hair, potentially freeing her from her cursed existence. Despite this, numerous Authors continue to pursue the chance to kill the Hair Queen, making Kiri's mission to protect her even more dangerous in this treacherous game of survival and fate.

In "Yuki Yuna is a Hero," Yuuna Yuuki lives a normal life centered around helping others and spreading happiness through her activities in her middle school's Hero Club. When strange and destructive beings called Vertexes start threatening her world, Yuuna is pushed into an extraordinary journey. Guided by a mysterious smartphone app, the Hero Club—which includes Yuuna's best friend Mimori Tougou and the siblings Fuu and Itsuki Inubouzaki—are given the mission of transforming into magical girls to fight these threats. As they balance schoolwork and performances for children, Yuuna and her friends must fight to protect their world from total destruction, uncover the harsh truths behind their powers, and learn what heroism truly means.

High school student Saito Houjou cannot stand his hot-tempered classmate, Akane Sakuramori. Their constant arguments arise from their opposing perspectives and personalities. But their dynamic shifts dramatically when Saito's grandfather and Akane's grandmother set up a meeting and pressure them into an arranged marriage. Neither Saito nor Akane wants to be married, yet they are forced to go along with this strange scheme and begin cohabitating as a couple. Even though they start off hating one another, living together under the same roof might gradually transform their mutual loathing into genuine love.

A man with an intense love for vending machines is reincarnated as one of his favorite machines after dying. Even though he is a modern device in a fantasy world, he depends on money to keep working. Stuck in one spot, he is eventually discovered by Lammis, a young girl fascinated by the drinks and snacks he provides. Using her "Blessing of Might," Lammis effortlessly carries him to the village of Clearflow Lake, where he is officially given the name Boxxo. Although he cannot speak with the villagers, Boxxo quickly becomes an essential part of the community. His supply of food and drink proves incredibly useful, and as he gains new abilities and items, he becomes a constant presence in their daily lives. No one is as devoted to Boxxo as his first and most loyal customer, Lammis. As they spend more time together, Boxxo feels a strong desire to help her on her path as a budding hunter, working to make her stronger.

In "KINMOZA!", Shinobu Oomiya went to England for a homestay and developed a strong friendship with Alice Cartelet, the daughter of her host family. Despite language barriers, they expressed their sorrow when Shinobu returned to Japan. Five years have passed, and Shinobu is now a high school freshman. She receives an airmail letter in a foreign language, which turns out to be from Alice, who plans to come to Japan for a homestay. Not only will Alice attend Shinobu's school, but she will also live with her. Along with their mutual friends Youko Inokuma, Aya Komichi, and Karen Kujou, the five girls navigate school life while exploring the distinctive elements of each other's cultures.

At Seton Academy, where students from various animal species attend, Jin Mazama is one of the few human students and harbors a deep dislike for animals. His life changes when he meets Ranka Ookami, a lively lone wolf without a pack or friends. Ranka keeps trying to get Jin to join her pack, but he consistently refuses. Meanwhile, Jin meets another human student, Hitomi Hino, and quickly becomes infatuated with her. As they grow closer, they start a cooking club. Despite some initial friction, Ranka ends up joining the club as well. The story follows this group—including a charming koala, a laid-back blonde sloth, and a sassy cat—as they come together in their new club. It is a heartwarming and funny tale of how friendships can form between very different creatures.

In the Kingdom of Ridill, a celebrated mage called the Silent Witch gains renown as the first person able to cast spells without uttering incantations. Monica Everett, who possesses this extraordinary skill, joins the prestigious Seven Sages and earns the status of a hero after defeating a terrifying black dragon all by herself. Yet the hidden reason behind her unusual talent is her profound shyness—Monica prefers to live alone on a remote mountain peak, far from crowds. Her peaceful existence changes when one of the sages gives her a secret mission: protecting the second prince, Felix Arc Ridill, from assassination attempts. To carry this out, she must enroll as a student at Serendia Academy. Juggling her guard duties with her overwhelming social anxiety, Monica faces the toughest challenge of her life.

Is there a genetic predisposition to insanity? Shougo Mikadono is starting to wonder, because the conditions of his late father's will seem completely absurd—and trying to follow them might drive him crazy too. The premise sounds straightforward enough: before Shougo can claim his very substantial inheritance, he simply has to enroll at a specific new school and find a suitable girl to marry. A bit unromantic, but certainly doable, right? After all, the girls appear friendly enough, so all Shougo needs is to find one he shares something in common with. EXCEPT—and here's the catch—it turns out he shares way too much in common with one of them, because that girl is actually his long-lost sister! And he has no clue which one she is. Can Shougo meet and woo his future wife without committing something deeply immoral? Will he manage to find his bride without veering into the wrong gene pool? And if his little sister does come forward, just how much will be exposed, and under what circumstances?

In "The Dreaming Boy is a Realist," Wataru Sajou is infamous at his school for his persistent pursuit of his crush, Aika Natsukawa. He follows her daily and openly declares his strong affection. However, when Wataru suddenly recognizes the pointlessness of his actions, he resolves to stop his immature behavior and accepts that his feelings will remain unreciprocated. He pulls away from Aika and dedicates more time to his friends and other attractive girls. As Wataru attempts to move forward, Aika begins to act in a flirtatious manner towards him, causing him to doubt whether giving up on his love was the correct choice.

High school student Shouichi Kamita faces the pressing realities of college entrance exams and an uncertain future. At the same time, the tangled feelings of romantic attraction start to surface in his life. In this crucial stage, Shouichi meets three girls, each offering a different possible route: Hikari Tsuneki, always cheerful and prone to playful teasing yet capable of sweetness; Tooru Miyamae, a dedicated gamer with a competitive streak who struggles to open up; and Kyouko Touno, his childhood friend who can be childish and loves shoujo manga. Through three distinct story arcs, "Seiren" follows Shouichi's developing relationships with these young women, tracing their emotions as they grow from initial infatuation into deeper connections.

In "The Ambition of Oda Nobuna," Yoshiharu Sagara is transported into the midst of a chaotic Sengoku period battle and is saved by the legendary Hideyoshi Toyotomi. As Hideyoshi lies dying, he asks Yoshiharu to become a daimyo and preserve the course of history. Yoshiharu then meets Nobuna Oda, discovering she is a female version of the famous Nobunaga Oda. He realizes he is in an alternate world where Japan's historical warlords are all cute young girls. Yoshiharu decides to serve as Nobuna's advisor, aiming to correct the timeline and find a way back home. Using his knowledge of the game Nobunaga's Ambition to predict future events and influence outcomes, he assists the charming generals of the Oda clan in their campaigns. His goal is to help his lord achieve her ambitions while also winning the affections of many women.

Tsuredure Children depicts the diverse and compelling ways young love blossoms as children mature into adults. Struggling to express feelings and doubting the sincerity of affection are just a few of the obstacles that arise when experiencing romance for the first time. Despite these challenges, the essence of youthful love remains wonderfully charming, offering fresh experiences to those who are young and smitten. The series presents various scenarios where young love takes root, capturing both the hardships and joys that accompany it.