Studio Hibari

A slice of life anime about a bunch of animals living in Paniponi village.

The series "Tantei Shounen Kageman" follows a young boy who loves detective work and strives to become the world's greatest detective. Each episode presents a captivating puzzle and a case for him to solve, keeping audiences entertained with its blend of amusement and logical reasoning.

Chibi specials of Happy Seven: The TV Manga included on the DVD release of the series.

In the bizarre world of "Zettai Zetsumei Dangerous Jiisan," the main character, Grandpa Danger, is an unconventional hero. Famous for his tendency to tumble off cliffs, handling a principal with a severe inferiority complex, and sidestepping the perils of sleep, he stirs up turmoil wherever he appears. His behavior—including his copious snot and constant farting—drives his grandson to the brink and generates hilarious predicaments that promise laughs until you can't catch your breath.

Episode 1: "Bloodline of the Shinobi" Van, a lively and naturally skilled athlete famous for his basketball talent, is startled awake by a nightmare. He quickly grabs his bike and races to where his father is, only to see a ninja attacking him. Episode 2: "A Secret Eye" Lucy, a bright and affectionate girl, tries to protect a friend from bullies and accidentally uncovers her hidden ninja abilities. Upset by her new powers, she chooses to conceal them by emotionally pulling away. Episode 3: "A Beautiful Intruder" Jane, a skilled hacker in the WNA's Info-Communications Division, gets a classified assignment from the Intelligence Division to dig up details on the enigmatic substance called Ninja-Gum. Episode 4: "The Shinobi Village" Kappei, a young swordsman training in Iga under his grandfather's guidance, is confronted by a band of assassins during a practice session. They demand he reveal the secrets of the shinobi. Episode 5: "You're the Star!" Emma, a street dancer chasing fame, works as a nighttime vigilante fighting crime. Her life is about to change when she meets Lauren Warren, a talent scout searching for more than just dance skills.

A gritty story follows a World War II veteran and expert in karate who becomes a member of the yakuza, hoping to find someone strong enough to kill him. After rising to become the karate champion, he allies himself with an Italian woman whose family was murdered by Nazis—she is also out for revenge against them.

Mii and Yuko, two junior high school students on a school trip to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, come across a monument dedicated to Dr. Marcel Junod standing alone in a corner of the park. They ask each other who Dr. Junod was and what he accomplished. Suddenly, they are enveloped in a mysterious glow and transported back in time to Europe, more than seventy years earlier. The year is 1935. The young Dr. Junod, previously working at a hospital in Mulhouse, France, is traveling to Ethiopia as an ICRC delegate. The time-traveling pair, Mii and Yuko, follow Dr. Junod along a path filled with hardship and chaos. In Ethiopia, Dr. Junod observes attacks on Red Cross personnel and the deployment of poison gas. People fall one after another. The young doctor experiences the brutal reality of war firsthand, yet driven by an unyielding spirit, he willingly extends aid to those suffering from the conflict. Dr. Junod's mission carries him from Ethiopia to Spain and across the battlefields of World War II in Europe. He strives to enhance the treatment of prisoners of war and organizes exchanges of captives. He creates a system for prisoners to correspond with their families. He secures pathways for the delivery of relief goods. As a humanitarian, Dr. Junod provides emotional strength to the vulnerable. Witnessing this, Mii and Yuko contemplate their own lives and struggles.

Takashi Horimachi is a typical inquisitive fifth-grade student at Anytown Elementary School. One day, a highly peculiar transfer student named Taro Tanaka enters Takashi's class. Takashi and his fellow classmates have never met anyone like Taro. He is blue, possesses large glowing eyes, pointed ears, a smooth bald head, and a single horn. Obsessed with uncovering the mystery of this strange newcomer, Takashi tries to monitor Taro's every action; in doing so, he repeatedly becomes the target of Taro's amusing array of extraterrestrial pranks and tricks.

A magic book places Kazumi in a Wonderland-like world.

In the 2005 Duel Masters film, Shobu Kirifuda, Japan's top duelist, and his friends are invited to a Duel Congress on a remote island—an ancient remnant fused with the Duel Masters creature world, where summoned creatures become real. The orphaned siblings Orpheus and Electra plot to free the imprisoned dragon Galzark and awaken the doom-bringing Death Phoenix; Shobu must summon the Eternal Phoenix to stop them.

Set in mythical third-century Japan, this historical fantasy follows Izumo, the young prince of Nakatsukuni. While his scholarly cousin Dekiru remains at home, Izumo longs to venture beyond his domain. A secret meeting with Sanae—who claims to be from Yamataikoku but is actually a Naga mage—changes everything. Captured by Takeru, a warrior from the hostile kingdom of Akusa, Sanae falls into the hands of the evil sorceress Yomihime. Accompanied by Navi, a resourceful glider pilot raised without parents, Izumo sets out to retrieve his realm’s sacred sword and learn to wield its mystical powers. Their mission to rescue Sanae requires defeating the legendary eight-headed serpent, Yamata-no-Orochi, which has risen once again.

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

A young boy named Akigawa Yuta is suddenly pulled into a virtual world through his mobile phone. In this new environment, he meets three strange creatures who become his companions as they travel through this unfamiliar land together.

Two students with an intense passion for Lodoss try to recruit their classmates to produce a Lodoss-inspired play for the school festival.

To celebrate its fifth anniversary, Netrunner Magazine created an original animated DVD titled "Netrun-mon THE MOVIE #1." Directed by Poyoyon Rock, the filmmaker behind "Popotan," this 30-minute OVA highlights the adorable Netrunner character Nin'i-tan and their companions.

A special episode that serves as a bridge between the first and second seasons of Monster Strike. A strange phenomenon is overtaking the world?! After their victory over the War Gods, Ren and his companions are living the high life, finally believing they have reclaimed their ordinary days. However, a mysterious girl named Pandora appears, carrying a box that must never be opened. Through an unfortunate mishap, the box is unsealed (naturally), setting the stage for major upheavals across the world...

In "Monster Strike: Mermaid Rhapsody," Minami's father—a former mercenary—receives an invitation to a function put on by the U.S. Navy, leading Ren and his friends to join him on a summer trip to Okinawa. While there, Ren encounters a mysterious girl on the shoreline who whispers, "Help me..." and then vanishes. Captivated by her desperate request, Ren resolves to locate and rescue her, uncovering the puzzle of who she is along the way. Exactly who is this enigmatic girl, and what part does Ren have in her fate?

The 3D animated series "Hoshi no Umi no Amuri" is set in Year 019 of the Insonity Progressive Revolution, where humanity has transformed into a new life form called Adapters. The tale follows three young Adapter girls from Japan, China, and France on a space voyage that will greatly shape the destiny of their species.

After sustaining heavy damage that requires repairs for the battleship Amanohara, the crew finds themselves on an island where a Gogyou festival is being held. Shintaro Umakai and his squad of five female students, the Raimu Unit, take the chance to enjoy a brief respite. Yet the danger of ongoing combat persists as enemies pursue them relentlessly. While Umakai and the unit battle their foes, the five girls also compete for his affection.

Miru: Paths to My Future" is an anthology anime series created in collaboration with five animation studios. It tells a story of encounters between humans and a robot. Born in a distant future, MIRU is a robot without weapons who travels through time to support people from various eras. MIRU meets individuals from different times and places—people who, in spite of their hardships, live their lives with resolve. Through their meetings with MIRU, these people take small but significant steps forward. These steps, like the "Butterfly Effect," create ripples of change that lead toward a brighter future. "The future is in our hands." This story reminds us of the power that exists in every small beginning. Contains: 1) Episode 079: "Stardust Memory" 2) Episode 101: "The King of the Forest" 3) Episode 217: "Londonderry Air" 4) Episode 630: "Re: MIRU" 5) Episode 926: "Wait, I'll Be There

The second season of Moonlight Mile.

Based on the novel by Taguchi Sennendou. Winning the lottery can completely change a person's life, as Futaba soon discovers. Instead of amassing an instant fortune, however, she obtains a stone gargoyle who proclaims itself the gatekeeper of the Yoshinaga household.

After three years of intense training, Shobu returns to the Battle Arena tournament alongside his friends. But they come up against a dangerous new rival: Zakira and his group, the Fua Duelists. Zakira shows himself to be an incredibly skilled kaijudo duelist, on par with Hakuoh. The situation grows even more dire when Zakira takes Hakuoh captive and turns him into an enemy. Shobu and his allies must act quickly to stop their schemes. Can they rescue Hakuoh and put an end to the threat, or will Shobu meet with utter defeat and despair?

The story of Keitai Shoujo follows Hiro Aida and his classmates through the highs and lows of school life and their first romantic experiences, mixing humor with bewilderment. Their separate narratives are linked together via the exchange of text messages. The series consists of five main episodes plus a final epilogue.

Amano Sakogami is a young woman cursed with an extraordinary amount of misfortune. By chance, she discovers the clubroom of the Better Fortune Research Organization, home to a single boy and seven other girls who secretly harness the power of luck deities to battle the Magatsugami, monsters that can influence a person's fortune and well-being. Amano soon takes on the role of club manager and joins their fight against the Magatsugami and their controller, Kukitomoe.

Special side stories included with the DVD version of Fight Ippatsu! Juuden-chan!!

Follow-up to both HIGH CARD and HIGH CARD season 2. The 25th episode.

In the town of Nerima, the energetic Hideki and his level-headed brother Ichiro cultivate a daikon radish farm alongside their cousin Mako, who is both lively and self-centered. The three of them dream of saving up enough money to build their own concert hall, so that their band—the Nerima Daikon Brothers—can rise to fame. However, what they earn from the farm and Ichiro's side job at a host club is not enough to meet their goal quickly, which leads them to try a series of quick-money schemes. Their typical plan involves intercepting criminals and seizing the stolen money, but even when they manage to stop the wrongdoers, the brothers never end up any richer. In spite of these failures and the meddling of policewoman Yukika Karakuri, the trio refuses to give up on their dream of success. With help from the inventions provided by rental shop owner Nabeshin, the Nerima Daikon Brothers find themselves in one absurd predicament after another, propelled by their lively music and comedy.

In the autumn of his first year of middle school, Arata Kouda discovers Kujima, a peculiar bird-like creature. Finding Kujima hungry, Arata takes him home. But due to the uproar from Arata's older brother failing his exams, Kujima ends up staying at the Kouda residence without paying. Kujima claims he will only stay until winter ends and spring comes, but...

In the 37th year of the Meiji Era (1904), during the Russo-Japanese war, the small Japanese army receives aid from a special flying ship, the Amanohara—kept aloft thanks to a benevolent demon—and uses it to strike at Russia's key base in Port Arthur (Lushun). Umakai Shintaro, a Japanese-born Russian diplomat, defects and travels to Sapporo to teach at a girls' academy. But this academy is far from ordinary: it is located aboard the Amanohara, and the five girls he instructs form the Raimu Unit—young women capable of summoning powerful beings to fight on their behalf. Shintaro soon becomes both their teacher and their battlefield commander, and the six of them set off on a strange and excessively erotic journey. Along the way, Shintaro helps the girls overcome their weaknesses, grow stronger for the final showdown at Lushun, and come to understand the motives behind the "Russian Spiritual Corps" that aids the enemy—a corps that, unfortunately, includes a member Shintaro once knew well...

Hinako asks her friend Hiyoko to join her in training their loyal viewer on maintaining physical well-being. During a soothing bath session with Hiyoko, Hinako demonstrates effective bathing methods and stresses the importance of cleanliness. Afterward, she teaches the viewer how stretching can boost bodily flexibility, underscoring its value for general health.

The second season of Weiß Survive.

After conquering Mount Everest, the climbing pair Saruwatari Gorou and "Lostman" Jack F. Woodbridge set their sights on the ISA Space Station, dreaming of venturing into space. The discovery of Helium 3, a valuable new energy source, on the moon leads NASA to launch the "Nexus" project, which aims to harvest this resource for Earth. The narrative follows the separate journeys of these two individuals as they pursue their goals within the fierce competition for the next-generation energy supply.

These are the DVD episodes 23 and 24 of the series. Koushi Inuzuka is a bright high school student with dreams of becoming a public prosecutor. Unfortunately for him, he was born into a martial arts family where his father communicates solely through violence. When Koushi was an infant, his father made a pact with his greatest rival to betroth Koushi to his former opponent's daughter, believing the union of their bloodlines would create the strongest martial arts clan on Earth. Now in high school, Koushi has no knowledge of this arranged marriage. Then Momoko Kuzuryuu appears—a sweet, airheaded, loli martial artist who declares herself Koushi's bride and the strongest on Earth. She eagerly pursues sexual intercourse, but Koushi flatly refuses, having no interest in someone who looks like his little sister, especially since he has no idea who she actually is. Meanwhile, a war erupts among the martial arts families. For Koushi, this means countless fighters challenge him. To make matters worse, he suffers from a fight phobia stemming from a traumatic childhood incident. Now Momoko must use her superhuman fighting skills to protect her "husband." Can the two lovers survive the trials ahead? And more importantly, will Momoko ever get the baby she wants from Koushi?

Following the breakup of their previous band, guitarist Yuki and drummer Santa join forces to launch a new musical venture. They recruit bassist Towa, young guitarist Atsuro, and eventually persuade vocalist Sakuya to become a part of them. Together, they form the band Lucifer, with the goal of making it in the cutthroat music industry while preserving their bond. Alongside their professional ambitions, they deal with personal hurdles such as family disapproval and the frustration of watching their former bands achieve fame first. Sakuya, weighed down by his troubled past and his connection to teenage lyricist Aine, faces the most internal struggle among the members.

Released on October 27th, 2006, this OVA serves as both the 13th installment and a continuation of Kashimashi ~Girl Meets Girl~. After Hazumu confessed to Yasuna and was turned down, he went to Mt. Kashimayama to deal with his heartbreak—the same place where the two had first met. While wandering the mountain as night fell, he spotted what he believed to be a shooting star. Just as he began making a wish, he realized it was actually a descending spaceship. In the resulting crash, Hazumu survived thanks to an alien's intervention, but because of a mistake during the reconstruction of his body, he ended up being turned into a girl.

Hitotose Chitose continues living together with his five teachers, who act as his mothers, when a mysterious girl moves in next door. This girl is revealed to be Nagatsuki Kuron, and she wants Mu-chan to become her mother. This sparks a new rivalry among the siblings over who will ultimately become Mu-chan's child. During the original broadcast, the episode Hoka Hoka★Kanna to Futari Kiri, which was first included as an unaired special on the 6th DVD volume of HAPPY☆LESSON (TV), was also aired as the 9th episode of this season. It featured updated opening and ending sequences to match the current season, along with some minor changes to the episode itself.

Sequel of Tougen Anki.

In the 20th century, musical theater experiences a surge in popularity, with elite performers called Dai Stars captivating audiences through their extraordinary abilities in acting and singing. The highest honor in this field is the revered title of World Dai Star, reserved for the most exceptional talent. Kokona Ootori, a beginner, aspires to become a World Dai Star. Facing numerous challenges, she secures an opportunity to audition for the prestigious Sirius troupe. With the support of her best friend Shizuka, Kokona embarks on her journey toward achieving her ambition, refining her skills through dedicated effort. Yet, the theater world is intensely competitive, filled with many gifted girls vying for recognition, including Kathrina Griebel, a talented performer from Germany. To realize her dream, Kokona must surpass all other contenders and earn the chance to perform on stage.

In a far-off era, a distinctive life-form known as the Houseki emerges. There are twenty-eight of these gems, and their duty is to protect themselves from the Tsukijin, who aim to turn them into ornaments. Each gem is given a specific job, like soldier or healer. Though eager to battle the moon dwellers, Phos remains without an assignment until Kongo, the Houseki's guardian, requests that she compile a natural history magazine.

The Inaho Junior High Ping-Pong Club is struggling with a lack of motivation just before a major tournament. Their new manager, Kyoko Iwashita, tries to spark their enthusiasm with an unusual incentive: a "sex pass" that grants the club's top player exclusive access to her for an entire month. This unconventional method kick-starts a series of extraordinary events. Among the six team members, Maeno stands out by introducing bizarre distractions every day. The rest of the players join in these antics, while club captain Takeda struggles to keep order amid the chaos. Surprisingly, when popular vice-captain Yuusuke Kinoshita starts attracting attention from various girls, Kyoko unexpectedly supports him. The club constantly hovers on the edge of being disbanded, forcing Takeda and his teammates to face many challenges. Although Maeno's frequent provocations often threaten the club's stability, he also comes up with audacious plans that might just save the day. Will Maeno's absurd strategies ultimately benefit the Ping-Pong Club, or will they only cause more trouble?

On her first day at her new school, Sunao Konoe is shocked to discover there is no drama club. Determined, she sets out to establish one herself. However, her efforts are complicated by the reappearance of a childhood friend, the eccentric personalities of her classmates, and persistent interference from a confident student council president. These obstacles make building the club far more difficult than Sunao ever anticipated.

Kaede is a cheerful and energetic eighth grader, but when it comes to boys, she is hopelessly shy. One day on her way home from school, she wanders into a mysterious shop and buys a colorful cocoa mug. At home, she casually peeks into the bottom of the mug and finds an engraved note that says, "If you read this message aloud while pouring hot cocoa into the mug, a love fairy ('muglox') will appear and grant your every wish." Though skeptical, Kaede follows the instructions and announces her wish to date Yuuki, the class heartthrob. Suddenly, the adorable blue Mirumo appears! But it quickly becomes clear that this cute little muglox would rather eat chocolate and cause mischief than help Kaede. Mirumo, it turns out, is prince of the muglox world. Horrified at the prospect of having to marry Rirumu, his princess bride-to-be, Mirumo has escaped from the muglox world. Hot on his trail, however, are Rirumu, Yashichi the bounty hunter, and a cast of hundreds of muglox ranging from good to bad to nutty. This gang of adorable troublemakers ensures that school life for Kaede and her friends will never be the same.

Hinako is delighted to have another real-world viewer watching and decides to enjoy some quality time with them, despite how late it is. Taking the chance, she invites the viewer to come to bed with her. As the evening goes on, Hinako provides her viewer with an exclusive and close-up look at her different sleeping habits.

Takeshi lived a normal life until an innocent study date with Michi—the school's prettiest girl—led to him being abruptly taken to the odd realm dubbed the Weiss Schwarz Battle Space. There, a zany but enthusiastic elder declares Takeshi the designated combatant who must win a series of card duels to return home. The catch? He has zero knowledge of the game! Luckily, the skilled Michi is willing to coach him through the peculiarities of this ridiculous, slapstick card game, enabling Takeshi to master the basics and brace for the ultimate card showdown—if he can endure the training.

In 2019, as a new era is about to begin, a dimensional rift opens in the sky, revealing an alternate world called Shinkoku Nippon, where the sky and ground are swapped. This parallel world, steeped in traditional militaristic culture and frozen in a perpetual Showa period, invades our Japan using giant humanoid mecha named Garann and gas weapons called Genmu, which disable modern military equipment. With these advantages, Shinkoku Nippon quickly seizes control of the government, effectively conquering the nation and marking the start of the Reiwa era.

While watching an exciting anime, Hinako is unexpectedly pulled into the television and transformed into a cartoon character. Realizing that someone is watching her, she assumes the role of a fitness coach, guiding viewers through simple exercises like squats, push-ups, and sit-ups in order to encourage good health and physical fitness.

In the world of Duel Masters, five major civilizations coexist, and their realities can be brought to life through a card game played by duelists. These exceptionally skilled players are known as Kaijudo masters. Shobu Kirifuda is the top player at his local playground and dreams of attaining the same level of mastery as his father. His first step toward that goal is entering a nearby tournament, where he aims for victory. However, he suffers a devastating defeat at the hands of Knight, the world's foremost Kaijudo master. Despite this loss, Shobu finds motivation in the precious lessons his father left behind and resolves to continue as a duelist who cherishes the spirit of the game. With this mindset, he sets out on a journey toward success, recognizing that the true value lies in the path itself.

Ren Homura returns to his hometown of Kaminohara with hazy memories of his past there. After retrieving his repaired phone, he discovers an unfamiliar app called "Monster Strike." Curiosity leads him to open it, which sets off a chain of unexpected events. An unknown attacker suddenly assaults him. Trapped on his school's rooftop, which oddly transforms into a "stage," Ren watches as the assailant summons a lifelike monster from the game that can cause actual harm. Desperate, Ren calls forth the dragon Oragon, who vows to destroy the enemy. However, it becomes clear that the dragon is small and powerless against the threat.

Hitotose Chitose had always been solitary and distrustful of others, but when five female teachers suddenly appeared and began living with him in his family home as his mothers, his daily life started to shift and improve. Along with his two sisters, Hazuki-nee and Minazuki, every day becomes a lesson. The first episode is a re-edited version of the alternative OVA series' first episode, Dokidoki☆Mama Teacher.

Sumire is a regular schoolgirl who has always been able to see spirits, but her claims are usually dismissed as lies by those around her. Everything changes when she stumbles upon an odd brooch, a mysterious creature, and a gothloli monster hunter named Lucia. Faced with this new reality, Sumire must choose whether to employ her special sight to fight against the "viruses" that pose a danger to humanity.

Second part of Given Movie: Hiiragi Mix.

In "Tekken: Bloodline," Jin Kazama and his mother Jun face numerous hardships tied to their family's martial arts heritage. Though their bond is strong, they are unable to defend themselves when a terrifying demon invades their home, specifically targeting Jun. Trapped by the relentless creature, Jun tells Jin to seek out his grandfather, Heihachi Mishima, before she vanishes with the demon in a burst of energy. Arriving at Heihachi's estate, Jin is initially treated as an outsider, but after Heihachi learns that the demon called Ogre is behind the Kazamas' ordeal, he decides to train Jin intensively. Fueled by a burning desire for revenge, Jin dedicates all his effort to mastering his fighting skills, determined to destroy Ogre.

Plug comes from another dimension as a peculiar girl. Known as a "Juuden-chan," she can "recharge" those who are having bad luck, bringing joy and positivity wherever she goes.

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.

In the film "given The Movie: Hiiragi Mix," the band syh, featuring Hiiragi Kashima and Shizusumi "Shizu" Yagi, faces disruption right before their debut when their backup guitarist suddenly quits. Hiiragi persuades Ritsuka Uenoyama, the prideful boyfriend of his childhood friend Mafuyu Satou, to step in temporarily, despite their frequent disagreements. Recognizing Uenoyama's skill, Hiiragi asks him to finish a song started by Mafuyu's former partner, Yuki Yoshida. While working on the music video and recording sessions, Hiiragi struggles with his feelings for Shizu. At the same time, Uenoyama's band, given, which includes Uenoyama, Mafuyu, Haruki Nakayama, and Akihiko Kaji, gets an opportunity for a debut. Although the rest of the band is excited, Mafuyu feels hesitant about pursuing a professional music career. As Uenoyama tries to replicate Yuki's unique sound, Mafuyu withdraws to reflect on the future and the challenges that lie ahead.

After Finn, a pickpocket, stumbles upon X-Playing Cards—powerful artifacts that grant special abilities—he gets recruited by High Card, a secret organization dedicated to protecting and retrieving those cards. The entire deck has been scattered across the kingdom of Fourland. Working undercover at luxury car manufacturer Pinochle, this team is out to play the most dangerous game of 52 pickup. But they have to collect them before rival automaker Who's Who does!

Hazumu is a reserved young man who loves gardening, collecting herbs, and hiking in the mountains. He finally gathers the courage to confess his feelings to Yasuna, but she turns him down. Heartbroken, Hazumu goes back to Mt. Kashimayama, the place where he and Yasuna first met, to reflect on his emotions. Feeling lost and hopeless, he makes a wish on a shooting star and ends up transformed into a girl. With this new identity, Hazumu steps back into the world of social life and romance, learning just how much everything around her has changed.

Amid ongoing supernatural incidents and the hectic school routine at Kamome Academy, Nene Yashiro finds a moment of peace only during the annual overnight event, where she looks forward to relaxing with her close friend Aoi Akane and their classmates. Unbeknownst to her, this sleepover coincides with Urabon, a time when the boundary between the living and the dead grows thin, allowing dangerous spirits to emerge. A malevolent spirit targets Nene, but she is saved by Shinigami, known as the Sixth Wonder, who possesses the ability to trap souls with his flute. Upon seeing Aoi, Shinigami decides to kidnap her for a ritual meant to reinforce the barrier between worlds. With the assistance of Hanako-kun and Aoi Akane, Nene sets out on a perilous journey through the underworld to rescue her friend before it is too late.

A series centered on comedic and parodic stories within the world of Fate/Grand Order. Episodes: 1) The First Singularity Party With an ever-growing number of Servants joining Chaldea, the strain on resources has become a serious issue. As a result, a harsh directive is issued… 2) The Second Singularity Party Jeanne d’Arc Alter requires an enormous amount of QP for her own reasons, so she makes her way to the Kabukicho Singularity, the dazzling jewel of the nightlife district, where she starts working at Club M. There, she aims to become the top hostess in town. But first, she must deal with a variety of troublesome customers and the Four Elite hosts standing in her way. 3) The Third Singularity Party "The Security Organization for the Preservation of Humanity, Fenis Chaldea." Within its walls, a great number of Servants gather, proudly serving under their Master’s command. However, a hidden problem plagues them: a growing sense of inequality. Longer waiting times for deployment, levels that never increase… The reality of their situation weighs heavily on the Servants, and frustrations steadily mount. To address these disparities, one Servant steps forward… 4) The Fourth Singularity Party, MAX Bond Channel "I feel like Master has been colder to me lately." Ereshkigal senses a growing distance between herself and her Master. Seeking to boost her appeal, Dumuzid proposes something unusual: using a video-sharing platform called "ServantTube"! Can Ereshkigal become a famous streamer and capture her Master’s attention? Note: The first season was released on June 2, 2021, while the second season came out on October 13, 2021. The first episode of "Season One" was pre-aired during the Fate Project New Year's Eve TV Special 2020 program.

Koushi Inuzuka is a bright high school student with aspirations of becoming a public prosecutor. Unfortunately for this good-natured guy, he was born into a martial arts family whose head—his father—only understands the language of violence. When Koushi was still an infant, his father made a pact with his greatest rival, promising to marry Koushi to his opponent-turned-friend's daughter. The merging of these two bloodlines is meant to produce the strongest martial arts clan on Earth. Fast forward: Koushi is in high school, completely unaware of the marriage arranged for him at birth. Enter Momoko Kuzuryuu: a sugary, airheaded loli martial artist who declares herself Koushi's bride—and claims to be the strongest on Earth, no less. Her desire for sexual intimacy is met with Koushi's firm refusal; he has no interest in getting involved with someone who looks like she could be his little sister, not to mention he has no idea who she actually is. Meanwhile, a war has erupted among the martial arts families. For Koushi, this means numerous fighters are out to challenge or assassinate him. As if that weren't enough, our protagonist also suffers from a phobia of fighting due to a traumatic incident from his childhood. Now it's up to Momoko and her superhuman combat skills to protect her "husband." Will the two sweethearts survive the trials and tribulations ahead? More importantly, will Momoko get her wish of having a baby with Koushi?

After leaving his former teammates on the Kaido High School baseball team, Gorou Honda returns to his hometown determined to keep playing the sport. However, his path gets complicated when he learns that Tetsufumi Egashira's ongoing smear campaign makes it nearly impossible for him to join any high school that already has a baseball club. With few options left, Gorou chooses to enroll at Seishuu High School, where his childhood friend Kaoru Shimizu studies. Since Seishuu was originally an all-girls school and only became co-ed two years earlier, there is no boys' baseball team. Nevertheless, Gorou remains determined to reach Koshien, so he sets out to form a team from the seven male students at the school—none of whom have any baseball experience. His aim is to mold this raw group into a nationally competitive squad, a task that will be incredibly demanding. Will Gorou pull off another miracle, or will he abandon his dream of facing Kaido High School with his newly formed team?

Upon returning to Mifune East Junior High School, Gorou Honda surprises his friends with his unexpected appearance. Reconnecting with his closest companions, he remains committed to his passion for baseball. However, reality strikes hard: an injury sustained while playing for Hitaka Little complicates Gorou’s journey. As he deals with new opponents, rekindles friendships, and mends broken relationships, he faces unprecedented obstacles. The prospect of attending Kaido, the prestigious baseball high school, seems possible—but challenging situations could jeopardize his aspirations once again. How will Gorou cope with the intense pressures of the game? And can he rediscover the essence of baseball that he holds dear?

In "Le Portrait de Petit Cossette," Eiri Kurahashi, a Japanese art student working part-time at an antique shop, begins acting strangely, becoming preoccupied and distant from his usual self. His friends suspect a girl might be the reason behind his odd behavior. Their guess proves accurate. Eiri encounters a stunning, doll-like girl imprisoned within an antique Venetian glass that his uncle acquired in France. The girl resides in a peculiar alternate dimension inside the glass but continues to haunt Eiri's thoughts. He begins filling his sketchbook with images of her and becomes deeply enthralled by her mysterious presence. Recognizing her likeness in a painting by the elusive Italian artist Marchello Orlando, he discovers her name: Cossette d'Auvergne. Tragically, she and her entire family were violently killed. One evening, while closing the shop, Eiri hears a voice begging him not to depart. Finally connecting with the girl who has captured his attention, he agrees to a deal without fully comprehending its implications.

In Yume-iro Pâtissière, Ichigo Amano is a clumsy girl with an overwhelming passion for cakes. Her life changes when she meets Henri Lucas, a famous patissier who discovers her hidden but remarkable talent for tasting desserts. Recognizing her potential, Henri enrolls her at St. Marie Academy, an elite school specializing in pastry arts. Despite Ichigo's lack of experience and skill, she is placed in the top-tier class due to Henri's recommendation, joining the "Sweets Princes." These princes are renowned throughout the academy for their magical confections, and include Sennosuke Andou, skilled in traditional Japanese sweets; Satsuki Hanabusa, adept at candied flowers; and Makoto Kashino, a master chocolatier. As Ichigo navigates this competitive environment, she and the Sweets Princes, each guided by their own "Sweets Spirit" fairies, work toward their individual goals in the world of desserts.

At Kamome Academy, a rumor circulates about a clock that can manipulate time, watched over by three guardians who represent the past, the present, and the future. When students begin to age rapidly and the school itself starts to fall apart, Nene Yashiro and Kou Minamoto seek out Hanako-kun for assistance. As they probe the source of these bizarre occurrences, they discover hidden layers of secrets that point to something far deeper than simple fault. With fresh promises made and long-hidden truths brought to light, the students and spirits of the academy become tangled in an inescapable weave of fate, struggling to break free from its hold.

Gorou Honda is a young boy with an intense passion for baseball and a deep admiration for his father, Shigeharu. Driven by the dream of becoming a professional baseball player just like his dad, Gorou's innocent enthusiasm becomes a source of encouragement for Shigeharu, helping him cope with the loss of his wife and his lackluster performance as a member of the Blue Ocean second-string team. Shigeharu's career takes a downturn when an elbow injury forces him to the sidelines, plunging him into a period of deep despair. However, a chance conversation with an old friend prompts him to reconsider his future, leading him to ultimately stay in the game but shift from pitching to batting. This renewed dedication further inspires Gorou to strive for excellence in the Japanese Little League.

When Finn discovers that the orphanage he grew up in is about to shut down because of money troubles, he decides to try his luck at a casino to win enough cash to save it. But while there, he stumbles into a wild scene involving a car chase and a violent shootout, all started by a man holding what seems to be a lucky card. As Finn digs deeper into what really happened, he learns the truth. A set of 52 X-Playing Cards exists, each one carrying incredible power and giving its holder unique superhuman abilities. These cards let people unlock the hidden strength of their inner "buddy." Finn is then brought into High Card, a secret group working for the king of Fourland to track down and collect the scattered cards. Under the cover of being employees at Pinochle, a high-end car company, this team of four players gains a new member in Finn. Together, they take on dangerous missions to find the missing cards. "The key to life lies in having manners, dignity, and the courage to stake your existence." Their mission gets harder with rivals like Who's Who, a competing car company driven by a need to beat Pinochle, and the Klondikes, a feared Mafia family. All of these card-using groups are ready for a big clash, each one moved by their own sense of justice, ambition, or revenge. Are you ready? It's Showdown!!

In ancient times, monstrous beings called Oni terrorized and slaughtered humans for their own twisted amusement. One man, Momotarou, rose up against these seemingly invincible creatures, igniting a conflict that would last for ages. Thousands of years later, Shiki Ichinose, a hot-tempered gun enthusiast, lives a carefree life until his expulsion from school changes everything. After being kicked out, Shiki is suddenly attacked by a mysterious assailant, only to be rescued by his adoptive father, Tsuyoshi. During their escape, Tsuyoshi reveals that Shiki is actually a descendant of the Oni, while Tsuyoshi and the attacker come from the bloodline of Momotarou. A brutal battle erupts between the two Momotarou descendants, ending with Tsuyoshi sacrificing himself to protect Shiki. Overcome with grief, Shiki taps into his inherited Oni powers, gaining immense strength but risking a loss of control. Though the enemy escapes, Naito Mudano, an Oni instructor at Rasetsu Academy, witnesses Shiki's abilities. With Mudano's guidance, Shiki must learn to master his Oni heritage if he hopes to avenge his father's death.

Aoyama is charming, cool, athletic, and a great cook, earning admiration from everyone at Fujimi High School. But his extreme phobia of dirt and germs keeps him from getting close to others. Even so, he shines as the soccer team's playmaker, carefully steering clear of physical contact while leading the squad to victory. Fujimi High's soccer club is an underdog, making the road to Nationals tough. Together with striker Kaoru Zaizen, Aoyama aims to prove that even someone obsessed with cleanliness can get their hands dirty for what truly matters.

Shun Hashimoto, an openly gay aspiring novelist from Okinawa, was abandoned by his parents after they learned he is gay. Mio Chibana, a quiet high school student and orphan, often visits the seaside. They meet one day on the beach, and Shun feels an immediate attraction to Mio. Over time, their connection grows, but Mio suddenly decides to move to the mainland. Three years later, now twenty years old, Mio returns to Okinawa with the intention of confessing his love to Shun. However, Shun's life has changed significantly during those three years. Will he be able to accept Mio's feelings and move forward in their relationship?

In the fourth season of Classroom of the Elite, Ayanokouji and his classmates begin their second year at Advanced Nurturing High School, confronted with tough exams and a new group of first-year students. Alliances must be formed quickly as the term starts with an unusual test pairing each second-year with a first-year for a crucial written exam. Expulsion looms for the second-year if they fail, but not for their younger partner. Adding to the complexity, one of the new students appears connected to the mysterious White Room. Ayanokouji must maneuver through these trials to avoid expulsion while uncovering this hidden danger.

The mysterious demonic creatures called Nemeses fall from the sky and destroy everything they touch. Only people who survive a Nemesis attack and become Sorcerers have the ability to fight back. Seth, a Sorcerer from Pompo Hills, begins a journey to eliminate every Nemesis. He is joined by Doc and Mélie, fellow Sorcerers who share the same goal. Together, they strive to create a world where Sorcerers are no longer persecuted for their abilities. To achieve that, they must destroy the source of the Nemeses: the legendary Radiant.

The third season of Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e commences with a grueling special boot camp situated deep within the mountains. Students are compelled to form groups segmented by grade and gender, forcing first, second, and third-year students to work together to survive the unforgiving conditions. Complicating the situation further, the leader of the group that finishes in last place will face expulsion. Can Class D make it back to campus unharmed, or will this ordeal force them to say goodbye to one of their own?

Urban legends across many Japanese schools tell of the Seven Mysteries, with Hanako-san, the ghost of a young girl haunting school bathrooms, being one of the most famous. Kamome Academy features its own variation of this tale, claiming that successfully summoning Hanako-san grants a wish. Although many have tried in vain, Nene Yashiro, a student longing for love, finally succeeds. However, the spirit she encounters is a boy rather than the girl she expected. Driven by her romantic wishes, Yashiro is inadvertently drawn into the supernatural realm and becomes Hanako-kun's assistant. She quickly discovers his hidden responsibility: maintaining the delicate balance between the human world and the spirit world.

To the outside world, Hanabi Yasuraoka and Mugi Awaya appear to be the ideal pair, yet both conceal a shared sorrow: they are desperately in love with people who are out of reach. Hanabi has harbored feelings for her childhood friend and neighbor, Narumi Kanai, since their youth, and her joy reaches new heights when he becomes her homeroom teacher. That happiness quickly dissolves, however, when Narumi begins dating the music teacher, Akane Minagawa. Similarly, Mugi has been smitten with Akane ever since she tutored him during middle school. When the two lonely teenagers meet in the hallway, they agree to serve as stand-ins for their true loves, finding temporary comfort in their physical connection to alleviate their profound isolation.

Kimihito Kurusu leads a tranquil life while his parents travel overseas, but that peace is shattered when monster girls invade his world. Set in an alternate Japan where the government manages an advanced interspecies exchange program to integrate non-human species, Kimihito becomes the accidental live-in caretaker for Miia, a Lamia, due to errors made by Agent Smith. This mistake rapidly evolves into a harem scenario as various monster girl species are drawn to Kimihito by intense attraction and erotic tension. Complicating matters is the Interspecies Exchange Act, which strictly prohibits intimate relationships between humans and monsters, allowing only a controversial experimental marriage clause as a legal exception. Consequently, Kimihito's existence becomes a confusing blend of species-specific regulations and risky legal loopholes. As his new companions make passionate, affectionate, and lustful advances, he must navigate the shifting dynamics of his expanding household. With new monster girls arriving frequently and unexpected events occurring constantly, the future of Kimihito's life and his harem remains uncertain.

After returning to the cruise ship following the Island Special Examination, the first-year students of Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School find their routine once again disrupted. They face another grueling special exam that threatens to alter both class standings and individual rankings. Amidst the intricate rules of this new challenge, fresh tensions arise involving Kakeru Ryuuen and Kei Karuizawa. Unhappy with the results of the previous test, Ryuuen is resolved to outmaneuver every other class by any means necessary. Meanwhile, Karuizawa, a pivotal member of Class D, battles internal turmoil stemming from her past. As dangers close in, Kiyotaka Ayanokouji must once again depend on his strategic planning, keen foresight, and relentless manipulation to guide Class D toward victory.

In Danganronpa: The Animation, Makoto Naegi, a completely average high schooler lacking any special talents, is surprisingly accepted into Hope's Peak Academy. This prestigious institution is famous for recruiting the most gifted individuals from every field. Although Naegi feels out of place, he is eager to attend the celebrated school that promises a guaranteed path to success for its students. Brimming with hopeful anticipation, he walks through the academy's distinguished gates. However, shortly after arriving, Naegi loses consciousness and awakens in what appears to be an empty classroom. Confused and disoriented, he explores the school and eventually discovers his fellow students gathered in the gymnasium. As they all struggle to comprehend their situation, a peculiar robotic teddy bear named Monokuma, who claims to be the school's principal, addresses the group. Monokuma reveals that the students are trapped within the academy and can only escape by murdering a classmate without being caught. Naegi and the others now face a terrifying choice: either participate in Monokuma's deadly game or remain imprisoned within the school walls forever.

Classroom of the Elite takes place at Koudo Ikusei Senior High School, a campus that presents itself as a utopian educational haven offering students immense liberty while maintaining a prestigious reputation throughout Japan. However, beneath this polished facade lurks a harsh reality. The student body is segregated into four tiers, Class A through D, based on merit, with exclusive benefits reserved solely for the top-ranked groups. Kiyotaka Ayanokouji finds himself assigned to Class D, the cohort designated for the school's lowest achievers. Here, he joins Suzune Horikita, a detached student convinced of her own misplacement who is resolute in her drive to ascend to Class A, and Kikyou Kushida, a sociable classmate known for her popularity and her determination to befriend everyone. While initial class placements are set, individual rankings can be altered by surpassing students from superior classes. Furthermore, Class D faces no limitations regarding the tactics employed to climb the social ladder. Amidst this unforgiving academic battlefield, can these students defy the odds and secure their place at the summit?

After returning from summer break, the students of Kunugigaoka Middle School's Class 3-E face fresh difficulties. With the fate of the world hanging in the balance, they must craft increasingly intricate and imaginative schemes to take down their instructor, Koro-sensei, a brilliant, upbeat, and encouraging figure. Eliminating Koro-sensei is not their only worry. Gakuhou Asano, the school's rigid and merciless principal, aims to sabotage Class 3-E by transforming other students into aggressively competitive scholars. Tension rises as both traitors and hired killers vie for the reward on Koro-sensei's life. Nagisa Shiota, one of Class 3-E's most capable assassins, finds himself entangled in the turmoil. While striving to keep his grades up and avert the looming catastrophe, personal conflicts endanger his standing within the group. Together with his devoted classmates, he must face these hurdles head-on.

Within the neglected confines of Kunugigaoka Middle School, a dilapidated building serves as the home for the outcasts and underachievers of Class 3-E. Isolated from their peers with bleak prospects ahead, their fortunes change when they are given the monumental task of eliminating the greatest threat to humanity—their new teacher. This tentacled entity, known as "Koro-sensei," who has already obliterated the moon, declares his intention to destroy Earth by the following March. The challenge of assassinating him is immense; Koro-sensei moves at speeds exceeding Mach 20 and is virtually immune to conventional weaponry. Despite this, he proves to be an exceptional educator, urging the students to excel academically while honing their skills as aspiring assassins, convinced they can eventually return to the main campus in victory. Nagisa Shiota and the rest of Class 3-E embark on a journey of trial and discovery, striving to uncover Koro-sensei's vulnerabilities before time expires and the future of the world hangs in the balance.