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Kokekkou-san is a mother hen in a big chicken family. Keeping everyone and everything right is not an easy job for her.

On a remote southern island, a fish opens its mouth toward a cat, and from this interaction, the "nekozakana" (cat-fish) is born.

Set in 2025, this educational anime centers on Kanade, a shy boy. He encounters Latair, an Earth fairy who leaps out of a mysterious pendant. Through Latair's magic, Kanade transforms into various creatures and travels across ecosystems—ocean, forest, savanna—meeting endangered animal species. As he shares moments of laughter, worry, and discovery with his new friends, Kanade comes to understand the dangers threatening them and starts thinking about what he can do to help.

Based on Kazuo Hara's comedy manga, this anime depicts a world where mascot characters live and work alongside humans. Special agencies train these mascots to babysit children and then assign them to families. Noramimi is a mascot working at the Hello Kids branch office #59. However, because he comes from a demon (oni) family, no family is willing to adopt him, leaving him stuck living at the agency.

The 16th-century shogun Oda Nobunaga wakes up in a high school girl's body.

Kaoruko is about to meet a prospective marriage partner, but her mind is elsewhere—dwelling on a boy she met in Chichibu long ago, whose name she never learned. The vivid memories of wandering with him near Chichibu Shrine, taking in the flowers at Hitsujiyama Park, the riverside cliffs at Nagatoro, and the sea of clouds from Mitsumine Shrine linger in her heart. These precious moments inspire her to relive them. Carrying a faint hope and a sense of nostalgia, Kaoruko chooses to go back to Chichibu, wishing to find that mysterious boy once again.

In Big Money City, people take part in "Hero Battles" by using Bankfon Gs devices to rent powerful hero suits and battle one another, gaining strength through the system's public domain abilities. Kaito Goushou, an elementary school student recognized for his readiness to assist others, swiftly makes a contract with a dubious priest named Sennen to rent the rare and unregistered hero suit called "Enter the Gold." But Kaito soon discovers that the suit comes with a massive debt of 10 billion yen, forcing them to win Hero Battles in order to pay it off.

Bananya is back! The enigmatic cat that resides within a banana returns for another journey when a glowing orb appears. Following its flash, a new cat named Baby Sweet comes into existence. The two soon become companions and embark on a grand quest to explore fresh and thrilling locations across the globe. Accompany these newfound friends on their travels!

Inspector Zenigata gets taken into custody, and the media claims that the old inspector was actually the real mind behind every one of professional thief Lupin’s robberies. Lupin’s pride soon gets the better of him, and wealthy tycoon Roy Forest tricks him into taking on a fresh assignment: stealing the “Time Crystal” within seven days. The Time Crystal is a formerly classified government creation—a supercomputer engine capable of cracking encrypted passwords far faster than anyone thought possible. But what has made Jigen act so oddly lately? What happened to the young piano prodigy who was snatched away recently? And above all, what strange link ties all of them together?

Specials included in the Japanese Blu-ray and DVD releases of Lupin III: Part IV. Originally aired in the Italian broadcast.

To commemorate the 30th anniversary of the "Magic Knight Rayearth" anime, a new animation project has been announced. Please note that the title and details are provisional and subject to change.

Chidori, a highly skilled ninja who transforms into a cute and innocent girl when off duty, continues to support her master, Nobunaga Oda, in his efforts to conquer the Land of the Rising Sun. Despite making considerable progress in his campaign, uniting the nation remains challenging. With vengeful past adversaries and powerful new foes, Nobunaga faces persistent resistance from those who oppose his ambitions. However, he is not alone; he has staunch allies, including the dependable shinobi Chidori. She dedicates herself to assisting him in any manner necessary, recruiting vital allies, infiltrating enemy strongholds, and engaging in fierce battles to help fulfill her lord's vision of a unified Japan.

Tied by a mysterious link, five of the world's deadliest prisoners escape from their respective jails and converge at Mitsunari Tokugawa's arena, driven by a shared craving for defeat. To satisfy this urge, Mitsunari pits them against Baki Hanma, a 17-year-old fighter hailed as the victor of "the most historic tournament ever," along with four other specially selected combatants. An immediate five-on-five match is organized with no limitations, allowing battles to occur anytime and anywhere. Each contestant is eager to measure their power against formidable adversaries, leading to an unconventional, unrestricted competition that spills beyond the arena into the heart of Tokyo.

In this film, which follows the 2012 TV series "Lupin III: The Woman Called Fujiko Mine," Lupin and Jigen aim to acquire the precious Little Comet, situated in East Doroa. Security in the region has been heightened since the assassination of singer Queen Malta during her visit to West Doroa, escalating tensions between the two countries. Undeterred by the strained relations, Lupin and Jigen push ahead with their theft operation. During the heist, Jigen faces a close call with a lethal marksman named Yael Okuzaki, who prepares gravestones for each of his victims. Legend has it that once Yael creates a stone for someone, that person does not survive.

Following the death of her grandfather, Hamaji Ooyama lives alone on a remote mountain, surviving by hunting. When her brother, a samurai in training in Edo, writes to her, he invites her to join him in the city. Upon arriving, she sees six dog heads displayed publicly—these belong to the Fuse, a group of eight part-human, part-dog beings causing trouble in Edo. After helping a strange man flee from pursuers, Hamaji reaches her brother's home. He asks for her assistance in capturing the last two Fuse members to collect a bounty offered by the Shogunate. However, the task is complicated because the Fuse can blend perfectly into human society, and the man she aided earlier shows traits typical of the Fuse.

Goemon Ishikawa, a skilled samurai and loyal ally of Lupin, takes on a job as a bodyguard for a yakuza boss. When the boss is killed by a ruthless assassin, Goemon, driven by a strong sense of honor, sets out to track down and eliminate the murderer.

Set in modern-day France, master thief Arsene Lupin III begins a fresh series of adventures with his loyal companions Goemon Ishikawa XIII, Fujiko Mine, and Daisuke Jigen. They come across familiar foes and new opponents, while Inspector Kouichi Zenigata relentlessly pursues them. The group goes after evil organizations, navigating the challenges of cutting-edge technology and facing lingering problems from their history. But this time, Lupin's earlier deeds catch up with him as his hunters use every method available to finally catch him.

Above an ordinary kitchen counter, a bunch of plump yellow bananas hangs peacefully. Suddenly, one of the long fruits starts to quiver, at first gently but then more intensely, until it finally breaks free from the cluster. With a smooth fall, the curved fruit carefully peels off its golden skin, revealing a surprising sight beneath its solid exterior: a cat! This mysterious cat-fruit hybrid is known as Bananya. Cheerful and gentle, this adorable creature dreams of one day becoming a tasty chocolate-dipped banana. Alongside the other bananas, this kitty wrapped in yellow lives each day without a care, enjoying a calm and peaceful existence as it explores the world around it.

In this installment, Lupin takes center stage against the backdrop of Italy and San Marino. Following its geographical theme, the anime made its debut in Italy prior to airing in Japan. Fans of Lupin III will notice a change in his attire, as he now sports a blue jacket, differing from his previous ensembles including green (from the first series and certain OVAs), red (featured in the second series, most films, and TV specials), and pink (from the third series).

In the midst of a long-standing war between the Levamme Empire and the Amatsukami Imperium, the Levamme prince declares his love for Juana del Moral and vows to conclude the war within a year as part of his marriage offer. Upon discovering this, the Amatsukami launch an assault on the del Moral estate with the intent to eliminate Juana. To ensure the prince receives his betrothed, the San Maltilia Airforce enlists a bestado, a mixed-blood mercenary, to covertly transport Juana to the Levamme capital. The pilot, Charles, accepts the dangerous assignment, but navigating the treacherous journey across the ocean into hostile territory proves to be far more challenging than anticipated.

In rugby, the player carrying the ball becomes the focal point as they work their way through opponents, aiming to reach the goal line. The sport allows play to continue even after a tackle, with players able to pass the ball backward or kick it to maintain forward motion. Kenji Gion, an energetic but short freshman at Kanagawa High School, meets Sumiaki Iwashimizu, a tall and calm senior, just after the opening ceremony. Both are encouraged to check out the rugby club. Watching a match, Gion realizes that while larger players have advantages, rugby also provides opportunities for athletes of all sizes. Believing this sport won't limit him because of his height, he decides to join the team, though Iwashimizu chooses not to. Not willing to let Iwashimizu's reasons stop him, Gion convinces his new friend to reconsider. As they dedicate themselves to intense training, their goal is to win at the prestigious Hanazono tournament, Japan's top high school rugby competition.

The narrative begins with a confrontation between two opposing heroes, ZET and ALPHAS, before exploring their origins: Jin Kanzaki, a young man capable of transforming into a superhuman entity called ZET, and Kouga Amagi, a youth driven by a strong sense of justice who employs technology to battle as ALPHAS. The destinies of these two individuals and their associates become intertwined as they strive to safeguard humanity and eliminate monstrous abominations dubbed Players, which are paradoxically the creations of the Amagi Corporation, the enterprise established by Kouga's grandfather, Mitsugai Amagi.

In Izumo, the young shrine maiden Isanami barely escapes when a band of evil ninja set fire to her temple and slaughter everyone within. Fleeing into the forest, she encounters Saizou Kirigakure, a renegade ninja formerly of the Iga clan. The pair travel to Ueda Castle seeking aid from Yukimura Sanada. After learning of Isanami's concealed and dangerous power, Sanada pledges full support and begins assembling ten courageous warriors to safeguard her. Set during the Warring States period, Brave 10 follows Isanami and Saizou's mission to recruit ten formidable fighters, each with unique abilities, to assist Yukimura. Their path leads them through war-torn lands, where they must repel those who seek to exploit Isanami's perilous strength for their own gain.

Rio, accompanied by his former teacher Celia Claire and his contracted spirit Aishia, flees the capital of the Beltrum Kingdom, but another predicament soon arises. Several individuals from Rio’s previous life in Japan are mysteriously transported to this world, appearing in various locations. Wanting to assist them, Rio rescues a handful and provides them with refuge. To his surprise, among those saved is Miharu Ayase, a childhood friend from his former existence. Rio learns that these are not the only people who have been summoned. Together with his existing comrades and new allies, he sets out to find the remaining kidnapped individuals and discover a way to send them back to Japan. Throughout this mission, he stays focused on his primary objective: avenging his mother’s death.

After school, Asahi Kuromine discovers that Youko Shiragami, the classmate he has feelings for, is actually a vampire. Due to her father's rules, Youko must leave school to protect her family. Determined not to lose Youko, Asahi vows to keep her secret hidden. However, Asahi's inability to hide anything makes this extremely challenging. His difficulties escalate as more supernatural beings enter his life, forcing him to protect their identities to avoid serious consequences. In "Actually, I Am...", Asahi navigates his new friendships with these extraordinary individuals, struggles with keeping their secrets, and simultaneously tries to win Youko's affection.

Taiki Inomata, a first-year student, dashes to his high school gym each morning to sharpen his badminton skills, but his real reason is to be near Chinatsu Kano, a second-year and the star player of the girls' basketball team, whom he deeply admires. Even though he sees Chinatsu as out of reach, Taiki gradually finds chances to interact with her. Unbeknownst to Taiki, his dedication and admiration inspire Chinatsu to pursue her goals with more passion. When her family has to move abroad for work, Chinatsu decides to stay in Japan to compete for a national championship. With nowhere to live, she moves in with Taiki’s mother, a longtime friend of Chinatsu’s family. Faced with sharing a home with his crush, Taiki sets his sights on achieving a national ranking in badminton and getting closer to Chinatsu. Though his coach notices his talent, Taiki still must overcome tough upperclassmen to secure a starting position. With support from both Chinatsu and his childhood friend Hina Chouno, a gymnast, Taiki works hard to prove himself and make a name in the sport.

After losing his wife, Kouhei Inuzuka struggles to properly care for his young daughter Tsumugi, relying on convenience store food due to his poor cooking skills and demanding job as a teacher. Wanting to give Tsumugi healthier meals, Kouhei agrees to join his student Kotori Iida for dinner at her family’s restaurant. When they arrive, they find the restaurant often closed because Kotori’s mother works away from home, leaving Kotori to eat alone. Despite this, Kotori insists, and Kouhei continues bringing Tsumugi there regularly. Together, they enjoy cooking and sharing homemade meals with Kotori. Amaama to Inazuma tells the heartwarming story of a devoted father trying to bring happiness to his daughter’s life through cooking, exploring the warmth and importance of family and home-cooked meals often taken for granted.

In the final arc of ReLIFE, 27-year-old Arata Kaizaki finds himself profoundly changed after experiencing high school again through the ReLIFE program. This second chance has rekindled his youthful perspective, which he had lost as an adult, and allowed him to form deep friendships with his classmates. However, his supervisor, Ryou Yoake, reminds him that this transformation is part of an experiment, and upon its conclusion, his presence will be erased from everyone's memories. Similarly, Chizuru Hishiro, another participant nearing the end of her two-year ReLIFE journey, has evolved into someone much more open and caring than she ever imagined. Throughout her time in the program, she has met people who have fundamentally altered her life, her outlook, and her identity. As the end of their ReLIFE experiences approaches, both must face the challenge of letting go of the cherished memories they've made.

Haruto Amakawa, a 20-year-old university student, dies in a car accident and is reborn as a young boy named Rio in a different world. As his past and present selves merge, Rio finds he has magical abilities. Driven by his desire to avenge his mother's murder, which continues to motivate him in his new life, he begins a new journey. Soon after, Rio impulsively saves the kidnapped princess of the Bertram Kingdom. The grateful king offers him a place at the prestigious Bertram Royal Academy. Though excited for this chance, Rio struggles to adapt to life among the nobility at the academy, having grown up in the city's poor areas.

Junk Dog, a combatant in the underground circuit of the Gear-enhanced sport Megalo Box, operates on the principle that silence and submission are the marks of cowards. Although he possesses raw talent, he is compelled to throw matches under the command of his boss, Gansaku Nanbu. His existence shifts when Yuuri, the reigning Megalo Box champion, unexpectedly enters his local ring disguised as an ordinary fighter. Following a swift defeat, Yuuri extends a challenge: if Junk Dog genuinely desires another bout, he must secure a spot in the elite tier by ascending through the ranks of the Megalonia tournament. Fueled by renewed determination and supported by the criminal syndicate that previously exploited him, Junk Dog embarks on this path without a true identity. Adopting the alias "Joe," he starts climbing from the very bottom of the competitive ladder. With merely three months to qualify, Joe must confront adversaries far more perilous than any he has faced before, all in his quest to earn a rematch with Yuuri.

Centuries past, the spirits of the Chinese zodiac and their deity swore an eternal vow to remain united. This oath dictates that the Souma family members, each inhabited by a zodiac animal, are destined to reunite at any cost. Yet, these ties often transform into a heavy burden, denying them normal lives. Akito, the clan head, obsessively maintains that he holds a unique bond with the other Soumas, while the rest of the family endures isolation and the terror of punishment. Tooru Honda, having grown deeply attached to the Soumas, is resolved to shatter the curse binding them. Bolstered by her friends and her new family, she finds the strength to challenge the curse. However, shocking revelations threaten to undermine her determination. As time dwindles, Tooru must steer through an uncertain future, hoping to discover peace beyond the chaos.

A year has passed since Tooru Honda joined the Souma household in the second season of Fruits Basket. Over this time, she has drawn nearer to Shigure, Kyou, and Yuki while forging connections with other family members. Tooru delves deeper into the Soumas' ancient secret, aiding them as they confront their personal struggles. Yet, as her bond with the family strengthens, she starts to suspect that the concealed truth is far more sinister than she first imagined. When summer arrives, Tooru is invited to spend her days with the Soumas, particularly Kyou and Yuki. While she hopes for a relaxing vacation, her deep ties to these boys and the wider family may bring complications. Amidst increasing closeness, their peaceful moments are interrupted by unresolved issues and resurfacing past emotions. The approaching Eternal Banquet further complicates things, requiring the zodiac members to fulfill their duties under the watchful eye of the ominous Akito Souma. With the banquet nearing and many emotions demanding attention, Tooru must face the possibility that her life with the Soumas might not remain tranquil but could instead trap her in an inescapable dilemma.

Following a devastating family tragedy that leaves Tooru Honda homeless and camping in a tent, she finds solace in the Chinese zodiac tales her late mother used to tell. Unaware of the property boundaries, she inadvertently pitches her tent on land belonging to the Souma family. By chance, she encounters Shigure, an elder Souma relative, and Yuki, a popular student from her school. Initially assuming she lives in the neighborhood, they are surprised to discover the truth when they spot her returning to her tent one evening. The Souma family extends a helping hand by inviting Tooru to live with them, significantly improving her circumstances. However, her new existence takes a bizarre turn when she stumbles upon a heated argument between Yuki and his fiery cousin, Kyou. While attempting to intervene, Tooru uncovers the Souma family's profound secret: its members transform into the animals of the Chinese zodiac when embraced by someone of the opposite sex. Now aware of this truth, Tooru embarks on a unique and frequently comedic chapter of her life, navigating friendship, romance, and the complexities of her newfound family.

In ReLIFE, 27-year-old Arata Kaizaki is viewed by others as a failure after hopping between numerous jobs since leaving his first position. His circumstances shift abruptly upon meeting Ryou Yoake from the ReLife Research Institute, who presents him with a peculiar pill that guarantees a fresh beginning. Eagerly accepting the offer, Arata awakens to discover his body has reverted to that of a 17-year-old. He is informed that he has been selected for a special experiment, mandating his enrollment as a transfer student at a high school for one year. Convinced his adult perspective will provide an advantage, Arata soon realizes otherwise; on his very first day, he struggles with examinations, physical fitness tests, and updated school regulations he has forgotten. Compounding his frustration, Ryou is tasked with monitoring his progress, creating a source of constant irritation. ReLIFE centers on Arata's struggle to manage this chaotic new existence and steer clear of past errors, all while developing a deeper understanding of his classmates.