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Flash anime bundled with the October 2008 issue of Manga Club Original.

Bonus OVA of Shadow Skill. Features two short comedy stories.

An original anime DVD included with a limited edition of saxyun's fourth Yurumates manga volume. The DVD featured the opening animation sequence for the television anime series along with its first episode, plus two episodes that were not broadcast. The limited edition also came with a special booklet.

In the Maison du Wish dormitory, Yurume Aida has become accustomed to sharing her living space with students who aim to pass college entrance exams yet rarely advance in their studies. The arrival of Sae Kawano's younger sister, who comes to encourage Sae to concentrate harder, endangers the easygoing way of life for the residents. Tucked inside this circle, Sae's sister could become the catalyst that changes these slackers—provided she doesn't succumb to their indolent routines.

Unaired episodes of the "Morita-san wa Mukuchi" TV series bundled with the 5th manga volume.

The continuation of Yurumates 3D right after the first season.

Amid a war-torn world ravaged by deadly conflict, a small band of heroes fights the forces of darkness, wielding only two tools—their steadfast commitment to righteousness and the superhuman fighting style called the Shadow Skill.

In this OVA, the events surrounding Gau's connection to his adoptive sister and the hidden truths of the shadow skill are revealed. Each year, the pair returns to the grave of Gau's parents, where he can demonstrate his development and prowess as a warrior. Under Elle's guidance, Gau has made significant strides in his training as a Sevalle, yet enemies seeking to eliminate them lurk, waiting for the perfect chance to launch a lethal assault. During their journey, both their familial ties and combat abilities are put to the test. Opponents appear in great numbers, and the fighting is intense, but part of Gau's training also involves facing his sister in combat and fully mastering the techniques required to overcome his ultimate adversary.

After finishing high school, Yurume Aida chooses to become a ronin, spending an extra year studying for college entrance exams. She leaves her rural hometown for Tokyo, hoping to attend cram schools and experience city life. But Yurume is let down when she finds her boarding house, Maison du Wish, falls short of what she imagined. Dealing with tight finances alongside her fellow ronin housemates, Yurume slowly starts to fit in with them, even though studying frequently gets pushed aside.

Unaired episode 13 included on the Blu-ray/DVD volume of the Recorder to Randoseru Mi☆ series.

Yurume is an 18-year-old "ronin" and a recent high school graduate who holds high aspirations of being admitted to and studying at Tokyo University. She relocates to an apartment building called Maison du Wish, which sits on the outskirts of Tokyo, where other ronins living there are also studying for their upcoming college entrance examinations.

Chako Ishibashi is living a normal middle school life until she starts to realize something unusual about her classmate, Shibainuko-san. Unlike any other person, Shibainuko-san appears exactly like a Shiba Inu dog. Despite this peculiar trait, she is kind and warm-hearted, blending human actions with canine mannerisms. Almost everyone adores Shibainuko-san, yet Chako sees that her peers don't seem to notice her canine appearance. This leads to the question of whether a dog can truly attend school and be accepted as an ordinary student. Follow Chako and her closest friend Naho as they investigate these odd situations and share small, delightful experiences with their one-of-a-kind classmate.

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

Unaired episodes bundled with the special edition of volume 4 of the original manga.

The second season of Morita-san wa Mukuchi that directly follows the first.

In the series "Chitose Get You!!," the main character is Chitose, an 11-year-old girl who has a strong crush on Hiroshi, an older man who works at the town hall located right next to her school. She tries to win his affection every single day. The question remains: can Chitose get Hiroshi to go out with her?

Third season of Recorder to Randoseru.

High school student Morita Mayu is recognized for her quiet and reserved disposition in "Morita-san wa Mukuchi." Her silent nature and tendency to lock eyes with others frequently lead to misunderstandings. Yet, her infrequent speech is not due to a lack of interest in chatting or having nothing on her mind; instead, it results from her habit of overthinking her responses, causing her to miss the right moments to talk. Even so, Mayu still enjoys a satisfying school experience with her friends.

This episode shows Ichika's and Tomoya's first encounter. Episode 13 included with the Blu-ray release.

The story revolves around the Miyagawa siblings: Atsushi, an elementary schooler who resembles a typical adult man, and his sister Atsumi, a high school girl who looks like an elementary student. Their everyday lives are filled with misunderstandings and misadventures, most of which stem from their ironic age and appearance.

In the manga club at their high school, Ai, Mai, and Mii are three eccentric girls who aim to become exceptional artists. Although they wish to refine their drawing skills, they often get distracted by bizarre situations involving intricate jokes, animals, and supernatural occurrences. Together with their senpai Ponoka, these girls go through everyday adventures, making sure their lives are never ordinary.

Atsushi Miyagawa is an 11-year-old boy who looks like a grown man, while his 17-year-old sister Atsumi has the appearance of a young child, creating an unusual sibling dynamic. Atsushi often gets arrested on suspicion of being a predator, and Atsumi is frequently mistaken for a little kid and treated as such. Their days are full of countless accidents and mix-ups. Adding to the confusion, one of Atsumi's classmates has a crush on Atsushi, unaware of his real age. Despite all these difficulties, life in the Miyagawa household is never dull.

In the year 2157, the Gingarou Hotel, a high-end accommodation in Tokyo's Ginza area, relies on state-of-the-art service robots to ensure unparalleled guest experiences. However, for decades, the hotel has remained deserted, as humans left Earth due to the planet's poisonous atmosphere. Yachiyo, the robot designated as "acting acting manager," works tirelessly each day with her robotic team to keep the hotel in impeccable condition. Many of her colleagues have stopped functioning over time, with no chance of being fixed or replaced. Despite this, Yachiyo continues to fulfill her responsibilities, true to the pledge she made to the hotel's owner before he departed. She clings to the hope that humans will someday return to Earth and that she will reunite with the owner.

Oneechan ga Kita centers on Tomoya Mizuhara, a thirteen-year-old boy whose world shifts after his father remarries, introducing a new seventeen-year-old stepsister named Ichika. Ichika possesses an eccentric personality and shows an excessively strong affection for Tomoya that approaches an unsettling level. Adding to the complexity is Ichika's friend Ruri, who displays highly sadistic inclinations. Also included is Marina, a friend of Ichika's who is one-quarter Japanese and noted for her large bust size.

In "My Tiny Senpai," Shinozaki works alongside his senior colleague, Shiori Katase, a petite and charming woman. Despite being his superior, Shiori lavishes Shinozaki with care and affection, appearing genuinely warm and considerate. Initially, Shinozaki questions if her attentions stem from a sense of duty; however, the evident joy she derives from their interactions gradually reveals her genuine feelings.

A compilation film recapping the first half of the anime series. The enigmatic Abyss is an unforgiving and deadly place. Despite the dangers, it still captures the imagination of explorers such as Riko who wishes to follow in her mother’s footsteps and trains hard to become a Cave Raider. One day, she receives news that her mother died in the Abyss, yet a mysterious note tells Riko that her mother may still be alive. Vowing to uncover the truth about her mother’s fate, Riko embarks on a journey with a humanoid robot boy named Reg. Together they will discover if they have what it takes to survive where so many others have perished.

This movie compiles episodes nine through thirteen of the 2017 TV series. Riko and Reg descend into the Abyss's third layer, where Riko encounters the Curse for the first time. They continue deeper to the fourth layer, and Riko's arm is injured by an Orbed Piercer. Reg tries to rescue her, but Nanachi intervenes to save Riko's poisoned limb. As repayment, Nanachi requests that Reg eliminate her eternal companion, Mitty. Afterward, Nanachi joins Riko and Reg on their quest to reach the Abyss's depths.

In the town where Utena Hiiragi lives, the magical girl trio known as Tres Magia protects everyone from evil. Utena and the other residents admire these champions of justice. One day, a mysterious black mascot appears and offers Utena the chance to become a magical girl herself. But this offer hides a dark purpose—Utena has been enlisted by a villainous organization to oppose the very magical girls she idolizes. When she faces Tres Magia, instead of feeling remorse, Utena discovers an unexpected thrill in harming them. Embracing her newfound darker side, she wholeheartedly takes on the role of an enemy, twisting her admiration into a warped obsession.

Bound together by shared sorrow, Nanachi accompanies Riko and Reg as they descend deeper into the Abyss. Their expedition brings them to the fifth layer, the Sea of Corpses, the deepest point reachable without risking one's sanity. However, their progress is halted by the sinister masked figure Bondrewd, whose horrifying laboratory stands as a massive barrier for anyone wishing to proceed. This deranged scientist plans to exact a heavy toll on Riko and her companions. Nanachi is haunted by recollections of Bondrewd's past crimes, suffering immense emotional turmoil upon facing his former nemesis again. The group discovers that Bondrewd's sole vulnerability is Prushka, a stubborn young girl who asserts she is his daughter. By forming a friendship with Prushka, Riko, Reg, and Nanachi unite to thwart her father's evil schemes and push forward into the sixth layer of the Abyss.

Having survived the perilous trials of Idofront, Riko obtains a White Whistle, which grants her passage to the Abyss's sixth layer, the Capital of the Unreturned. Accompanied by Reg and Nanachi, she ventures into this unexplored region where the legendary Golden City is said to be concealed. As they traverse the brutal environment, the group faces lethal creatures and treacherous terrain. Their path leads them to a village home to enigmatic entities known as "hollows." Despite the eerie surroundings, the trio continues forward to reveal the settlement's mysteries and the forgotten tales of adventurers who plunged into the Abyss's deepest unknown.

Beneath the surface of the earth lies the Abyss, a massive chasm filled with bizarre creatures and ancient relics from forgotten times. The mystery of its origin and the secrets it holds have drawn countless explorers, known as Divers, to descend into its depths at tremendous risk. Among these, the most revered and brave are the White Whistles, celebrated as heroes by those who fear the downward journey. Riko, whose mother is the legendary White Whistle Lyza the Annihilator that disappeared during an expedition, dreams of reaching the Abyss's deepest levels. Currently, she is only a novice Red Whistle, restricted to the uppermost layer. One day, she discovers a peculiar robot resembling a young boy who has no memory of his past. Naming him Reg, Riko suspects the advanced technology within him must come from the depths of the Abyss. Together, they embark on a journey into the abyssal darkness: Reg searches for his lost memories, while Riko is resolved to reach the bottom herself. However, they remain ignorant of the brutal realities that await them in the unforgiving world of the Abyss.